Industrial Question Will Decide Election
Charleston West Virginia June 17 an unparalleled industrial situation from last summer’s miner rebellion is seen shaping West Virginia’s off year election. In districts including Wheeling and Charleston labor against industrial ownership of government could swing the race with a primary August 1 dictating senate and congressional nominees. Republican incumbents like Senator Howard Sutherland face competition from Samuel B. Montgomery Abel Lilly and C F Edwards while Democrats show caution with potential candidates such as former Governor John J Cornwell and former Senator William Chilton amid party rivalries and industrial strife.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Wheeling
Logan
Mingo
United States Senate
Howard Sutherland
Samuel B. Montgomery
Honest Abel Lilly
G. O
John J. Cornwell
Romney
Willam
Chilton
Cornwell
Baltimore and Ohio ‘Railroad
Tla
Herbert Fitzpatrick
First Presbyterian Children's Day Program Sunday Morning
Sunday morning at 9 o clock the First Presbyterian church presents a children's day program directed by Mrs. Frank Woods. The service includes a processional Good Morning Song announcements baptisms led by Rev J A Patterson and a series of songs and exercises by Primary and Beginners departments with named children and leaders, culminating in a Benediction.
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First Presbyterian Church
Frank Woods
J. A. Patterson
Thalia Fleming
Jean Melvin
Little Pink Rosa
Louisa
Betty MacNab
Virginia
Lois Mariun Smith
Teddy
James Kirkpatrick
Henry
Robert Aiken, Jr
Rose
Marian Ramsey
Queen
Marian Cotton
James Elder
Ada May Jones
Marian Truby
Walter Conover
Lois Marian Smith
Virginia Webster
Billy Phillips
Jamas McCormick
Floyd Ramey
Jeasie Patterson
Willarene Grey
Richard Raimsey
Robert Jenkins
Billy Ghira
Billy Cleland
Dorothy Sankey
Violet Simonton
Joseph McGoun
Betsy Waters
Margaret O. Griffiths
Jane Beadel
Martha Chian
Jane Furst
Benediction
Marriage of Miss Bessie May Stowe and Elmer Fisher
Pulaski news notes the marriage at the Presbyterian parsonage with Dr K C Hayes officiating. The bride is Miss Bessie May Stowe daughter of Harvey Stowe, now of Sharon, and the groom Elmer Fisher is son of Charles Fisher and employed in Sharon. They will reside with the bride’s father in Pulaski Township.
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Bessie May Stowe
Elmer Fisher
Presbyterian Parsonage
K. C. Hayes
Grove City
John Headings
Pella Barrick
Harriett Barrick
Merle
Edward Headings
New Castle
William McConnell
Mildred Clark
Samuel Munnel
Tamer
Margaret Mack
Youngstown
William McClean
War- Ten
W. I. Kane
B. L. Ayers
R. E. Ayers
Gertrude Fair
Warren
Samuel Urey
Frederick Taylor
Lenora Taylor
M. TF. Buchanan
Ming Jane Tamer
Samuel Munnell
Fred Webb
Weat
Middlesex
Charles Mitcheltron
Nettle Houletta
Ruth Knox
Ella Ayers
Noshamnacle Falla
G. Brown
Exquisite Shenango Chinaware Display At Brown & Hamilton New Castle
Shenango Pottery displays its full line at Brown & Hamilton showing Tiffany like sets blue glazed plates encrusted in coin gold and silver plus 12 piece fish and game patterns by E K DeLan. Prices range from 150 to 600 as plates endure five firings for quality and beauty.
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Brown ~& Hamilton
Shenango Pottery
Shenanko Pottery
Chicago
Tiffany
E. K. DeLan
Data From State Department on Lawrence County 1920
Data from a State Department book on Lawrence County covering 1916 to 1920 shows 1920 figures for New Castle and Lawrence County. Lawrence County population 85,654 with 221 plants and 85 industries, average 279 days worked, wages 30,905,200 for males and 592,100 for females, capital 57,976,300, production value 186,708,900. New Castle population 44,938 in 1920.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Department of Internal Affairs
Vacant Sign Misleading In French Housing Market
In Paris on June 17 the Echo National reports that a sign reading apartment vacant has little meaning amid a housing shortage. Owners must post such signs when tenants leave, but the unit is quietly rented by private agreement before the sign appears.
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Cinternational News Service
Paris
A. Goulby
Echo National
Guarded All Homes But Own, Wife Asks Divorce
Detroit police reserve member Frank J. Larkin supposedly guarded every home in Detroit except his own, his wife Christian claims in Circuit Court for divorce. She obtained an injunction restraining him from disposing of any property.
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International News Service
Detroit
Frank J. Larkin
Christian
Circuit
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Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co
du Shane
St. Cloud
LL. Swan & Co
North Mill Street
Father & Sons
Washington ST
New Castle, Pa
Dans
Wright's Markets
Franklin Sugar
Storage Battery Service Company
West North Street
Distributors of
Willard Storage
Diamond Electric Shoe
Kinney's
Kirk, Hutton
East Belt
Washington St. Union
Motoy Motor Car Co
Sales and Service
North Mercer St. Bell
Fisher
Long Ave
East Washington Bt
Harding
Sybell
Cale
Love and McGown
Mill and
Washington Sts
P. W. Bartholomew
Seavy
The
Dollar Savings Association
Neshannock Avenue
First Presbyterian
Pulaski News
Aney’s
Mmr
Biggest & Best
E.L. Young
China
State Department
Lawrence Co
France
Disiias
ATL
Percy B. Walls
Sil Mighland Avenue
Fone
First Communion
Ers
West Long Ave
Bell
Brunswick Record
J.N. Euwer CO
South Mill Street
Sole Brunswick Dealers
NEW Castle Dry Goods Company
Snat- Y Union
New Castle Dry Goods Co
Bank
Lawrence Savings & [Rust Company
Federal “Reserve
Dodge Brothers
Cai
Smith-Foster Motor Car Co
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