Arnold Heads Group To Furnish $40 000 Relief To Taylor County Needy
Arnold leads a Taylor County welfare drive to provide about 1400 families with winter relief funded by a $40,000 loan. The county court plans road projects to employ needy residents, with W H Arnold of the Salvation Army named secretary and Samuel H Waller disbursing officer. Estill, Charleston commission head, outlined loan use and organization setup as he visited the city.
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Arnold
Taylor County
Taylor County Welfare Card
Welfare Board
W. H. Arnold
Salvation Army
State Welfare Board
Samuel H. Waller
Tech Board
Estill
Calvert Estill
Charleston
Governor's Commission
Spencer
G.T. Bartlett
E.G. Kuhn
Paul Warden
W. A. Beavers
Lila
Petit Jury Chosen For November Circuit Term
The petit jury for the November term of circuit court is to meet next week, with the grand jury reporting on Monday. Judge W. Merle Watkins is expected to have a light docket, though several important causes and six appeals from lower courts will be tried. The list of jurors includes many names such as George Armstrong, Clark Bailey, Ralph Bartlett, W. H. Pauzh, Jack Berkley and others.
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Petit Jury
Circuit Court
Grand Jury
W. Merle Watkins
Petit Jurg Ust
George Armstrong
Clark Bailey
Ralph W. Bartlett
W. H. Pauzh
Jack Berkley
C. F. Boliner
William H. Craig
Walter Cmrent
Brooks Dusky
Raymond Fast
Marion Fortney
Sal George
Jam
Es Hilligan
Jesse Goff
C. F. Hannon
Garfield Heck
B. T. Hendershott
Clarence D. Hershman
D. C. Hinkle
W. R. Jackson
Sam Jenkins
P. W. Knotts
J. H. Lampert
Hoover to retire from public life after White House term
Hoover told reporters he would leave public office after inauguration and return to private life in California. He plans to rest this week, attend a football game, and travel back to the capital by a southern route if needed. The President elect Roosevelt has expressed willingness to work for constructive unity.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republican Party
California
White House
Hover
Los Angeles
National
Washington
Congress
Neighbor John Is Nonchalant Over Election
Jacksonville dated Nov 10 describes John D Rockefeller Sr at 94 years old during his winter Florida visit. A lifelong Republican he avoids political discussion, greeting any man who is good in men regardless of party as he travels to his Ormond Beach estate.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
John D. Rockefeller
John
Florida
Ormond Beach
Rockefeller
WETS PREDICT EARLY ACTION ON BEER ISSUE
Washington reports from Tuesday's Democratic victory spark talk of immediate beer policy moves. Leaders including Garner Reed Robinson hint at possible short session action to modify the Volstead act and permit limited beer production and sale, while opposition plans a vigorous campaign. Prospects hinge on Hoover's sign veto, with repeal or amendment ideas tied to revenue needs and constitutional limits.
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Washington
Congress
John N. Garner
David A. Reed
Pennsylvania
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hoover
Robinson
Pat Herrison
Junior Red Cross helps county through garment making
Girls from East Grafton to First Ward Central City High and West Grafton schools work at Salvation Army hall four times weekly under Mrs Bolin Curry Miss Mildred Waters Miss Jessie Cochran and Miss Marian Millan sewing buttons hooks eyes and elastic for the poor E G Kuhn city schools superintendent and Red Cross roll call head said today
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Red Cross
Salvation Army Hall
E. G. Kuhn
East Grafton
Dolores Bolin Curry
First Ward
Mildred Waters
Central and City High
Jessie Cochran
West Grafton School
Marian Millan
Taylor county Pay County Soldier Dead Homage Friday
Taylor county commemorates its World War dead with 11 AM services at Court Square monuments led by the American Legion post No. 11 drum and bugle corps. A 7 PM banquet for veterans and Legion Auxiliary follows at Moose Home. Andrews church hosts a 10 15 AM devotional, with schools closed for the day except a patriotic program.
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Taylor County
Court Square
Ladies of the Legion Auxiary
Moose Home
Andrews Church
West
Arthur G. Yates
West Virginia Department of the American Section
Court
Drum and Bugle Corps
No. 11
American Legion
Michael Murray
The
Legion Auxiliary
Democrats Sweep West Virginia Legislature In Election
Charleston on November 10 reports unofficial returns show a strong Democratic majority in both chambers. Senate 23 Democrats and 7 Republicans for a 16 vote margin. House 79 Democrats and 15 Republicans for a 64 vote margin. Only two Republicans, A L Helmick and A G Rutherford, survive.
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Charleston
Senate
House of Delegates
Conley
A. L. Helmick
Tucker County
A. G. Rutherford
Welch
Roosevelt Wins Pittsburgh With 40000 Vote Margin
In Allegheny county Pittsburgh 918 of 938 districts report Roosevelt 185,419 to Hoover 149,532, delivering a nearly 40000 plurality for the Democratic presidential candidate. The county’s political tradition collapsed under the Democratic cyclone as results flood in from the late 1930s era.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Franklin’ D
Bahamas Storm Strikes Killing Ten and Wounding Dozens
A week-old tropical hurricane battered the Bahamas and caused extensive damage in Cuba and Jamaica. The freighter Phemius was repairing after a collision offshore Nickaragua and a salvage tug was nearby. The Ingola reported drifting without steering. The hurricane began near the Virgin Islands on November 2.
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Associated Press
Bahamas
Cuba
Jamaica
Nickaragua
Ingola
Montreal
Montevideo
Virgin Islands
Milkmen Delivery Suit Filed To Bar Dairy Firm
A.M. Campbell filed suit this morning seeking a writ of injunction to bar Elias Smith and Ralph Dunham from dairy work in the territory. Campbell claims Smith violated an agreement made when Campbell bought cows and dairy equipment for 1700 dollars mid summer and that Smith and his nephew began delivering milk and soliciting customers in October. He lists Otha Compton on bills and recalls a quarrel with Dunham near City Hospital over milk deliveries.
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A.M. Campbell
Elias Smith
Ralph Dunham
Jed Robinson
Campbell
Smith
Dunham
Dai
Otha
Compton
City Hospital
Dollar climbs while stock market staggers after election
New York reports show a strong dollar in foreign exchange dealings and a weakening stock market. The dollar rose against European gold currencies while Wall Street slid after an early rally, ending with low volume and many shares down $1 to over $3. Continued on Page six.
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New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt Pledges Focused Effort for Recovery
President elect Franklin D Roosevelt plans four months of intensive work after March 4 to build an efficient government aligned with the Democratic program. He will consult experts on finance, industry, and agriculture while seeking cross party unity. He cites overwhelming bipartisan support, a 472 electoral vote total, and aims to unite independents with Republican support for orderly recovery. He invites public aid in restoration and promises to pursue concrete projects.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Virginia Votes Shift to Roosevelt Dominance
In the 1932 election Roosevelt captured all but eleven of West Virginia’s 55 counties. The tally shows Governor-elect H. G. Kump winning by large five figure margins, while the Democratic ticket swept the state legislature for the first time since 1877. Eleven Hoover counties, led by McDowell, also backed Townsend, with Hoover second. Continued on Page Six.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
H. G. Kump
Roosevelt
Kump
John J
Enwell
Board of Public Works
Herbert Hoover
T. C. Townsend
McDowell
Townsend
Hoover
Three Women Elected To Legislature In West Virginia
Charleston Nov 10 Three women will be members of the house of delegates at the January session. Democrats Mrs B W Price Fayette county and Mrs F Suddarth Taylor county join Republican Mrs P T Harman McDowell county. Suddarth was nominated after her husband died. he had been the party nominee in May.
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Charleston
House of Delegates
W. Price
Fayette County
Smith Beats Trevy Nutter by Big Margin
Earl H. Smith of Fairmont was elected to the State Senate from the Eleventh District in Tuesday's election by 4,047 votes. In Marion Monongalia and Taylor counties, 29,729 ballots were cast, with Smith carrying all three counties. He won Marion by 3,832 and dominated in Monongalia where he carried a precinct 268 to 0, being the sole Democrat to tally a majority in Annabell.
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Fairmont
Earl H. Smith
State Senate
Marion
Monongalia
Taylor
Smith
Marion County
Monongalia County
Annabelle
Democrats Prepare to Take Helm in Victory Year
The AP reports a sweeping Republican win, with Roosevelt's party controlling the presidency and both houses. Electoral vote at 472 to 59. House Dems likely exceed 300 seats as 19.6 million vote for Roosevelt in a 33 million counted. Clarksburg case notes Peter John, bankrupt merchant, accused of stealing from his own store. arrest by Carl P. Southern with items recovered in Darrisburg. Federal action under bankruptcy act pending preliminary arraignment before U.S. Commissioner L. F. Eddy in Fairmont.
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Associated Press
America
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Hoover
Clarksburg
Peter John
United States
Elkins
Darrisburg
Carl P. Southern
Despard
John
Noti
Ona C. Jefferys
Department of Justice
L. F. Eddy
Fairmont
To the Voters of Grafton District
A brief note to the voters of Grafton District discusses classical mythology and the concept of Elysium as the realm where virtuous souls reside after death.
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Grafton
Elysium
Riot in Geneva Ends in Fatal Machine Gun Fire
In Geneva on November 10 a protest over weeks of socialist agitation ended when a crowd at a community hall broke in as troops from Lausanne fired machine guns. Eleven men were killed and 70 wounded, while one soldier also died. The crowd jeered the soldiers as child troops.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Whco
Lausanne
Grateful Candidate Seeks Work For Judge Role
An appreciation message to voters expresses gratitude for support, and goodwill toward those who did not vote. The speaker offers to assist in applying the law honestly and prudently, aiming to fulfill judicial duties with fair judgment and service.
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Woman's Foreign Mission
Biy Society of
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Robert L. Ramsey
Junior Red Cross
PAY County
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Andrews
House of Legislature
A. M. Campbell
Kentucky
Trevy Nutter
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