Greene County Republican nominees announce candidacies
Amos E. Emery of Richland township seeks the Republican nomination for Recorder at the May 4 primary. Frank Dean of Richland township runs for Sheriff on the Republican ticket at the May 4 primary. Heston L. McLaughlin of Richland township seeks the Recorder nomination on May 4. Charles N. Worth of Wright township seeks the Republican nomination for Auditor at the May 4 primary.
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Greene County
Amos E. Emery
Richland Township
Frank Dean
Recorder
Heston L. McLaughlin
Charles N. Worth
Wright Township
Rhinelanders Pay Heavy Laundry Bill Inference From Shenandoah Case
The Rhinelanders face a large liability after a long cleanup of a public dispute. Shenandoah investigation is closed with wrecking the ship cited as the sole clear fact. Senator Norris suggests inaugurations in January, anticipating earlier knowledge of events. The piece hints at political maneuvering and economic tension over cotton and rubber, with mentions of price disputes and reciprocity with England.
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Norris
Congress
Anthracite Strike Fades as Peace Likely in Conference
The current session nears its end with miners and operators edging toward an agreeable settlement. Both sides appear ready for peace, and a final conference is expected to seal it before the year ends. Linton is praised for resilience, regional support, and strong highway links that bolster its economy.
County Commissioners to choose road superintendent candidate
At an upcoming meeting the county board faces a decision among several applicants for county road superintendent. The debate is heated as merits are weighed, with The Citizen insisting the chosen man be the most capable and cost efficient, though it offers no specific candidate.
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Board of County Commissioners
K. C. Card Party Tonight at Knights of Columbus
Five hundred and euchre will be played this evening at the Knights of Columbus home. Lunch will be served.
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K. of C
Deep Stuff but She Won
Molly Turner, a former teacher now broke in a strange city, faces eviction as she contends with poverty after her father’s death. She is pressured by a table of socialites who push her to reveal a psychic gift to collect money, ending with a stash of numbered slips from nine down to one and a missing nine.
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Olly Turner
Molly
Mrs. Hicks
Molly Turner
Mother Turner
Indy
Mally
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