Industrial Question Will Decide Election
Charleston West Virginia faces a pivotal autumn election as the state wrestles with a broad industrial dispute that sparked miner uprisings last year. In the first Wheeling district and the sixth Charleston district labor concerns loom over Republican senate contests and key races, with candidates including Sutherland Montgomery Lilly Edwards Hallanan Cornwell Chilton Fitzpatrick Watson and others amid anticipated primary battles.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Wheeling
Logan
Mingo
United States Senate
Howard Sutherland
Samuel B. Montgomery
Abe” Lilly
Robinson
John J. Cornwell
Romney
William E. Chilton
Cornwell
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chilton ’Ts
Herbert Fitzpatrick
Corporation
Clarence W. Watson
Fairmont
First Presbyterian Children’s Day Service Sunday Morning
Children’s Day program at First Presbyterian church directed by Mrs. Frank Woods features processional songs announcements baptism led by Rev. J. A. Patterson and a series of department exercises and songs by primary and beginners groups and fairy ensembles. The program ends with a benediction.
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First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Frank Woods
J. A. Patterson
Thalia Fleming
Long
Jean Melvin
Little Pink Rose
Louise
Betty MacNab
Virginia
Lois Marian Smith
Teddy
James Kirkpatrick
Henry
Robert Aiken, Jr
Rose
Marian Ramsey
Queen
Marian Cotton
James Elder
Ada May Jones
Marian Truby
Walter Conover
Virginia Webster
Rain Fairies
Billy Phillips
James McCormick
Floy Ramsey
Jessie Patterson
Willarene Grey
Richard Ramsey
Robert Jenkins
Billy Shira
Billy Cleland
Sunshine Fairies
Marietta Sheik
Donna Harlan
Harriet May Heasley
Betty Jane Ramsey
Betty Louise Fleming
Virginia Chain
Patricia Cubbison
Florence J. Golder
Helen Woodworth
William Hazen
David Long, Jr
Hubert Wagner
William Woodworth, Jr
Raymond Atkinson
William McBurney
Joseph Anderson
Thomas Armstrong
Sarah Louise Elder
Elizabeth Conover
Elizabeth Jones
Louise Jarlan
Ruth Porter
Nesta Allsworth
Frances Gibson
Alt
Pulaski News notes May Stowe and Elmer Fisher marriage
The marriage of Miss Bessie May Stowe and Elmer Fisher was solemnized at the Presbyterian parsonage with Dr. K C Hayes officiating. Mrs Fisher is Harvey Stowe's daughter living in Sharon. The groom is Charles Fisher's son and works in Sharon. they will reside with the bride's father. Many local residents are listed as visiting or guesting in nearby towns.
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Bessie May Stowe
Elmer Fisher
Presbyterian Parsonage
K. C. Hayes
Samuel Munnell
S. S. Tomer
Fred Webb
West Middlesex
Charles Mitcheltree
Nettie Houlette
Ruth Knox
Ella Ayers
Neshannock Falls
Cc. C. Brown
Durability of Egyptian Mummy Clothes Linked to Locust Bean Dye
Researchers argue that ancient Egyptian mummy garments gained exceptional durability from a vegetable blue finish derived from the African locust bean tree. The claim highlights the use of plant-based dyes in preserving textiles.
Shenango Pottery China Exhibit At Brown Hamilton
A Shenango Pottery display from China with Tiffany like sets and fish and game designs decorates the Brown and Hamilton window in New Castle. E K DeLan painted motifs on 12 piece plates. individual sets range from 150 to 600 dollars as multiple firings are required for glazing.
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Brown & Hamilton
Shenango Pottery
Chicago
Tiffany
E. K. DeLan
Data Furnished By State Dept For Lawrence Co
State Department data for Lawrence County covers 1916 to 1920. In 1920 Lawrence County population is 85,554 with 221 plants and 88 industries, average 279 days worked, wages paid males 30,805,200 and females 592,100, capital invested 57,976,300, value of production 186,708,900. New Castle is credited with 44,938 in 1920.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Department of Internal Affairs
Vacant Sign Fails To Boost Rentals In France
In Paris on June 17, A Goulby reports that a sign reading apartment vacant does not ensure a rental due to housing shortage. Landlords must post the sign when a tenant leaves, but most apartments are relet by private agreement before the sign attracts seekers.
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International News Service
Paris
A. Goulby
Echo National
Guarded All Homes But Own in Detroit Police Reserve Case
Detroit wife Christian Larkin files for divorce alleging her husband Frank J. Larkin joined the police reserves and guarded every home in the city except his own. She obtained an injunction in Cir cuit Court restraining him from disposing of any property.
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International News Service
Detroit
Frank J. Larkin
Christian
Circuit
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China
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Lawrence Co
France
Percy B. Walls
Highland Avenue
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J. N. Euwer CO
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Imember
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West Long Ave
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