Debate Over League of Nations Shapes U S Sovereignty
May 13 dispatch from Washington reports intense lobbying in the Senate over the Treaty of Peace and the League of Nations. Opponents warn of loss of sovereignty and a global supergovernment, while supporters argue for collective security. Senators’ votes hinge on understanding the full instrument as a partisan clash looms in the capital.
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Personal notices and Shriners traffic in Grafton
Local society column records numerous Shriners visitors and events in Grafton including practitioners to Fairmont Martinsburg Wheeling and Martinsburg for Shriners ceremonies. It notes marriages licenses for Thomas H. Tighe and Madea Payne and various residents visiting, traveling, or returning from military service with discharge details.
Death of Jessie Currey Shocks Pruntytown Community
In Pruntytown on Friday the 23rd at 1 P.M. Jessie Currey died after months of expectation. She lived here two years and won many hearts with her constant kindness. A service was held at her home and the body moved to Harmony Grove for burial. Survivors include her father, mother, two sisters Mrs. Georgie Drainer and Mrs. Frankie Imner, and friends recall her smile and patient spirit.
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Bailey Ridge Hints of Social Visits Amid Wet Planting Delays
Miss George Frank browsed shops in Grafton on Saturday last week while George Hunt conducted business in Grafton another day. William Smedley visited the Reese home Thursday evening, Roberta Reese and son Joe called at Billie Goft’s near Newburg Sunday, and Mr. Melt Newcome of Iron Town dropped by his son Earl’s place last Sunday. Farmers report slow planting due to persistent wet weather, urging patience as conditions improve.
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Webster
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Frank Gerkin
Fairmont
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East Boyd Street
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Fre Tucker
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Isabella
J. Walter
West Washington Street
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Blueville
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R. E. Mazum
East Ain Street
J. B . Ellis
Ruth Jackson
Indianapolis
Corrine Rutherford
Harold Dawson
Walter Goodwin
First Ward
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Loar, Hendrickson & Co
Carl Bryson
Clarksburg
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Ans
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Grafton
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James Thompson
Clarkstutg
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Parkersburg
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Richmond
William Shanley
Wiliam Archdeacon Co
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Gratton
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Independence
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Huntington
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Washington
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Miss Mae
Baltimore
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Phillip
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Rowelsburg
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Melgin Moats
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Timberville
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Local assault case settled by magistrate
Yesterday in Justice McCafferty's court the assault and battery case Davidson v Malcom was heard. The magistrate found Malcom liable, imposing a fine and costs. The dispute arose from alleged off duty abuse by Malcom of Mrs Davidson, a saleslady he employed, with both sides testifying. A potential damages suit may proceed in circuit court upon appeal. Also, Lloyd Spring faced a peace warrant hearing, with bond set at $1 to keep the peace for one year.
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Notable Visitors Highlight City Ties
Arl Smith of eWston joined friends in the city today along with Mr. Chambers a veteran B and O railroad engineer and former mayor of this city.
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