West Penn Co spending big sum on lines expansion
West Penn Power and allied firms advance a major system upgrade. new Springdale and Windsor plants expand capacity to 180000 kw, with 122000 volt steel towers and a vast substation near Charleroi. additional boilers at Rivesville raise output to 10000 kw, while new turbines at Windsor go online within months.
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West Penn CO
Caxipany
Searels
West Penn
A.m.lynn
West Penn Powery
West Penn System
Springdale
Allegheny River
Pittsburgh
Charleroi
Windsor
Ohio River
Washington, Pa
Washigton
West Virginia Pennsylvania Mne
Cheat Haven
Rivesville
Monongahela Power and Railway Company
Monongahela River
Fairmont
West Penn Power
Monongahela Pony
Cheat’ River
Cheat River
Pennsylvania-West Virginia
West Penn Power Company
Connellsville
American Car & Foundry Company
Th Power Company
Public Service Commission of Maryland
West Maryland Power Company
Oakland
Maryland
Lity
Pennsylvania
Tcounty
Pleasant Mountain and Fairmont Weekend Notices
Local residents enjoyed a scenic automobile trip over Cheat Mountain through Oakland and near Cumberland, returning via Kingwood. Numerous residents attended the Fairmont football game. several traveled to Morgantown Buckhannon and Martinsburg for events, visits, and errands while others returned home after weekends away.
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Fairmont
Edwin Blaney
French Helms
Parkersburg
Maple Avenue
Horace Helms
J. H. Colebank
Robert Jefferies
Arthur Cox
Brooks
Robert Bennett
Margaret Hamilton
Harold ‘Tregellas
Fannie F. Jdolden
Gossarg Corset Company
J. Lawrence Conway
Barracksville
L. Wagner
Mary Goley
Hayward Skidmore
Philippi
George W. Loar
New York City
Hl. Howe
Hiera
C. A. Lowe
Thomas Griffth
Cheat River
L. A. Reese
Pittsburgh
Mary Bishop
Buckhannon
Bernard Faherty Wire
Oakland
Glenn Primm
Henry Rahe
Monroe
Mich
P. L. Holland
Sidney Malone
Keyser
W. N. Malone
Dewey Avenue
J. G. Bagley
Cincinnati
Floyd Chenoweth
E}kins
J. A. Willamson
Franklin
Walnut Street
P. Southworth
Richard Perrne
Union
Aire
P. Metzner
Switnen Watt
Fran Burke
K.white
Judges Named for Firestone Essay Contest
Washington October 2 judges selected to award the Harvey Firestone university scholarship for the national good roads essay contest include Henry C Wallace George Horace Latimer and Dr John Grier Hibben They will judge from fifty four essays representing states DC the Canal Zone the Philippines Porto Rico Swains Alaska and more The prize funded by H S Firestone Akron Ohio totals at least 4000 and covers tuition and expenses for a student entering any US college The selection aims to honor essays on How Good Roads Are Developing My Community with finalists announced from central states including Ohio Kentucky Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and others
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George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Washington
Firestone University
Highway Education Board
Henry C. Wallace
Agriculture
George Horace Latimer
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
John J. Tigert
United States Commission of Education
District of Columbia
Canal One
Philippines
Porto Rico
Swaii
Alaska
State Department of Education
H. S. Firestone
Akron
Ohio
United States
Wallace
Geo Horace Lorimer
Hib
Ten
Princeton
University
Central States
Russell B
Lamm
Camden
Kentucky
R. C. Garden
Bere
Indiana
Benjamin Mahawk
Mishawaka
Hlinois
Irvin Barclay
Bloomington
Michigan
Ruth Camp
West Virginia paper men set Morgantown conference dates
Morgantown W V Oct 2 AP Dates for the first annual West Virginia daily and weekly newspaper conference to be held in Morgantown during November with West Virginia University as host will be fixed at the West Virginia Publishers Association meeting in Parkersburg next Thursday. Tentative dates are November 16 17 and 18 for the three day gathering.
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Morgantown
Wva
West Virginia
West Virginia University
West Virginia Publisher's Association
Parkersburg
Tuberculosis meeting and seal drive in West Virginia
The West Virginia Tuberculosis Association will hold its second annual meeting and conference in Charleston October 18 and 19 at the health department in the new city hall. The program covers surveys, clinic issues, sanatoria, nursing, rural health, school health, and proposed health legislation. An institute on Christmas Seal sales will accompany the conference. Delegates from local associations are invited. the event is open to the public.
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West Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Charlesson
Health Department
New
Ohio
Marion
State Association
United States
Indiana
Michigan
West Virginia
Robert G. Patterson
Ohio Public Health Association
Murray A. Auerbach
Indiana Tuberculosis Assection
Theo. J. Werle
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Charleston
George C. Rowell
McDowell
Cabell
Remarkable Tending Made by Naval Plane
Mount Clemens Michigan October 2 Landing the Navy Bee line racer piloted at over 200 miles an hour at Selfridge field Bert Acosta brought the craft to a stop without landing gear. The monoplane touched down with wheels tucked inside the fuselage after sliding 104 feet on turf at about 60 miles an hour. It was the first time locals say such a gearless landing was made without mishap and Acosta was not shaken.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Navy
Selfridge Field
Bert Acosta
Acosta
Armistice Moves In Mudania Conference Setup
The immediate mutual accord to suspend troop moves was accepted to frame the Mudania armistice conference. The plan aims to discuss occupation of Eastern Thrace by Inter-allied detachments and Greek evacuation after the talks, with Turkish administrative control to follow. General Hartington heads to Madagascar with Italian and French generals aboard their fleets.
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Paris
France
Madonia
Thrace
Great Britain
Chanak
Madanit
Constantinople
Jbei
Arawal
Hartington
Madania
Radman Saves Wesleyan With Drop Kick In Narrow Loss
Palamont Oct 2 Wesleyan halves Radman repeated last year’s feat by a drop kick from 52 yards that kept the Wesleyan eleven within reach of West Virginia University, 20 to 3. Mountaineers showed stronger play and better depth under Coach Spears, while Wesleyan’s defense and teamwork impressed 10,000 fans.
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Palamont
Methodists
Higgins
Mountaineers
Morgantown
West Virginia
Wesleyan
Methodist
West
Methodist Inc
Fred Siman
Gus
Eckberg
Homer Martin
Mountaineer
Narditei
Oliker
Monongah
Funk
West Virgini Wesleyan
Washington
Graton
Department of Justice
Washington Union Station
Department For Justice
Isuch
Fire devastates four Leon businesses in West Virginia
PT PLEASANT W Va Oct 2 AP Fire today destroyed four buildings in Leon s business section twelve miles east of Point Pleasant A hotel garage flour mill and residence were gutted The damage runs about 30000 The blaze started in the undetermined cause and residents escaped injury
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Pleasant
W. Va
Leon
Line
Crowd from Grafton attends Fairmont contest
A large crowd from Grafton, Clarksburg, and Morgantown attended the West Virginia Wesleyan football game in Fairmont on Saturday. Estimates suggest attendance neared 10,000, marking the largest crowd in the university’s grid history.
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Grafton
Fairmont
Tral
Clarksburg
Morgattawn
Laburday
Weslyan University
Harry Bhaies
Universit
Tay Tr
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