Fifty Fifty Inventions of American Politics
Senator James A. Reed denounces federalization trends gesturing toward a national education scheme and maternity bill. The article traces the 50-50 funding pattern from Morrill and Hatch acts to modern subsidies, warning of increased federal control over homes, farms, and lives, with critics fearing loss of state autonomy.
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Thia
William E
Congress
Morrill
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Buchanan
Preadent Lincoln
Whit
Ington
Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
Children's Bureau
Aly
Severl
Samuel Paul Capen
Treasury
Hayes Case Deepens While Schneider Conflicts Rise
The article details Schneider's shifting accounts about the Mills murder, contradicting autopsy findings and other witnesses. Prosecutor Beekman maintains enough evidence to charge Hayes, who sits in Somerset jail awaiting grand jury action. Detectives probe timelines, while public skepticism grows and a potential Hayes defense fund circulates.
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Schneider
Hayes
Haye
Mills
Pearl Bahmer
Seneider
Pearl
Hoys
Beekman
Somerset
Inohe County
Somerville
New Brunswick
Walter ©. Sedan
Sehniider
Parker
Trenton
Sehnieder
Woman Credits Cardui With Recovery After Childbirth
In Glade Spring Virginia Mrs Mattie Cross writes of extreme weakness after giving birth to her baby. She says she could not lift her head or drink water and grew progressively worse despite medicine, until she sent for Cardui and began to recover.
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Faby
Mattie Crosswhite
Glade Spring
Cardui
Brief remarks on Hayes in the investigation
Reporters quoted officials saying they had questioned Hayes immediately after the crime and again a week later. They described him as quiet, composed, and confident during the examination. A formal statement was expected to be released in New Brunswick that evening.
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Hayes
New Brunswick
Ministers Ather In Wheeling
In Wheeling on October 11 delegates from across the state gather for the eleventh annual convention of the West Virginia Synod of the Lutheran Church. Rev. Simon Snyder presides. opening service led by Rev Roy Myers and Rev L A McCord. The synod's devotional and reports from officers are scheduled, with lay delegate enrollment and committee appointments ahead of adjournment.
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Wheeling
Synod of West
Officials Explain New Grid Rulings Across Football Rules
New York Oct 11 officials in college football issued a statement to clarify reforms affecting scoring and other changes enacted this year. The note addresses widespread confusion caused by the rules overhaul and aims to standardize interpretations nationwide.
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New York
Don't Run After Trains In Grafton Laws Warn
A city notice cites a Grafton ordinance forbidding boarding a moving railroad train or car unless authorized. It warns fines for attempting to jump aboard while in motion, despite railroad company claims. The piece mocks readers for viewing the law as a guide.
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Grafton
Methodists Homecoming Thanksgiving Play Scrambled
Unclear fragmented text references a Thanksgiving event at a Methodist homecoming and a football play described as a goal kick or try. Mentions New York date Oct 11 and tax figures for world séries, with stray phrases about collectors and biblical references.
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New York
Coll Cwill
Rules Clarify Point After Touchdowns In 1930s Game
Hall of the rules committee explains that teams attempting to kick for extra points when a touchdown is scored cannot convert via a blocked kick. A player withdrawn at halftime may return in the second half, and the play ends immediately if the kick fails.
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Lek
Soma
Hall
Halo
Protest Over Foreign Flag Ship by Baseball Players
Washington October 11 The National Merchant Marine Association protests American baseball players including six World Series participants sailing on a foreign flag ship for a barnstorming tour They urge Judge Kenesaw Landis to secure passage for players on an American flag vessel to keep the trip wholly American The association notes sailing dates near departure and favors American patronage.
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Washington
Orient
National Merchant Marine Association
America
Attachments Issued Against Miners Union in West Virginia
Harvey M. Sipe, coal operator of Harrison County, sues United Mine Workers of America for 50000 dollars over Cleveland agreement obstruction. Circuit Court of Harrison County issues attachment on union property within jurisdiction. Sipe leased Miller mine from Hudson Coal Company, union demands Hudson sign Cleveland agreement before operations. Case cites Coronado case holding UMWA officers liable for union acts. first such suit against the union.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Harvey M. Sipe
United Mine Workers of America
Circuit Court
Harrison County
Cleveland
Sipe
Hudson Coal Company
She and Son
United States Supreme Court
Coronado
Internal Revenue Records Show Ten Percent Fee
Summary notes that a portion equal to ten percent of a total sum of $805,475 was paid by 185,947 persons to see the agents in an SES RETR internal revenue record.
Teaching room at a premium at Davis Elkins
Elkins West Virginia October reports crowded teaching space at Davis Elkins College as enrollment rises over a decade. President Allen maintains high faculty standards amid rapid growth while a statewide 1.1 million campaign seeks 150000 of funds for the college to ease congestion.
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Elkins
W. Va
Davis and Elkins
Allen
Strells
Davis and Elkins College
Davis-Elkins
Presbyterian
Davis and Elking College
Mine Congress Considers New Labor Problem
Cleveland Oct 11 The Ameri can mining congress in its second reunion discu ssed industrial relations aiming to prevent strikes and lockouts. W I Grieves of Columbia urged cooperation between workers and employers, stressing mutual dependence and education, noting unions have their place in the industrial scheme.
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Cleveland
Capitol
Amercan Mining Congress
W. IA. Grievin
Columbia
Congress
Mining Congress
Grieves
Nec
Wesleyan Alumni Update Announces Homecoming Game
Cards mailed to Alumni Association members announce Wesleyan Varsity Club meeting in the Old Chapel at 10:00 on November 25 1928 and the Alumni Homecoming Game Grove City versus West at 6:00 p.m in Buckhannon.
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Gov: City
Wesleyan
Old Chapel
Grove’ City
West
Buckhannon
Odd Fellows Elect Officers in Parkersburg Session
Parkersburg West Virginia October 11 election of officers of the state Odd Fellows to be held at the temple today. Prominent officials attending include Grand Master T H Neal Deputy Grand Master J C Hicks Grand Warden A W Martin Grand Secretary A J Wilkinson Grand Treasurer G G Brout Senior Grand Representative W T Stephenson and others. A session with the Rebekah assembly and grand lodge planned. Local delegates shared hospitality and a welcome to about 900 delegates and alternates. Grand Master W E B Stephenson and others addressed the gathering while Mrs Ernesting Breed welcomed visitors on behalf of Miriam Lodge No 1. Reverend A V Vandersmith gave memorial remarks for deceased members.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
State
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
N. Coffman
Fred W. Burnett
J. B. York
Grand Marshall
Claud Garrison
Grand Guardian
J. Davis
Grand Herald
Rebekah Sinie Assembly
Tley
Thoris
Martha Wilso Dent
Imbeka Bly
Duan
Parkersburs
Debra
W. EB. Stephevan
W. D. Price
Jod Ca
Vs ‘Batt
Ernesting Breed
Noble Grend
Miriam Lodge
Rebekah
Lodge
Thomas H. Nolli
Martha Wilson
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N. J
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T. H. Haggerty
Clifford Hayes
Rev. Kidas
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Mra
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Irs
Football Association
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