Political Tumult at First SessionReports from Washington
Washington December 6 Congress opened amid partisan clashes in the Senate and House. In the Senate a Smith Vare contest spurred rapid debate as lawmakers grappled with eligibility and legislative plans. In the House leaders forged ahead after a brief, tense start with James Beck seated amid a Republican majority.
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West Virginia Builds Roads to Spur Historic Tourism
West Virginia speeds road construction to link historic and scenic shrines from Harpers Ferry to Mineral County. The effort promotes motor travel to colonial sites, pioneer landmarks, and Civil War battlefield preserves, aiming to draw thousands of visitors to the Panhandle state.
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U.S. 11
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Lee Richway
National Pike
Harpers Ferry
Potomac
Shenandoah
John Brown
Northwestern Turnpike
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Parkersburg
Winchester
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Maugh
Graud Sants
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Oral County
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Washington by The Way In Washington
By Rodney Dutcher NEA Service Writer. Washington December 3 political opinion on the Republican presidential race centers on Coolidge vs Dawes Lowden and Hoover. The piece traces delegation dynamics and past conventions with notes on Dawes momentum and Hughes absence.
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Stens
Mor al Smith
Dawes
Coolidge
Lowden
Hoover
Hughes
Flaover
Fragmented OCR Sees Murky Text on Threat and Reach
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions a threat and a caretaker, with garbled phrases about asking, friends, and a group named Manazaret including Son Suar. No clear event or attribution can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Mrs Lillienhdahl Faces Cross Examination Today
Mrs Lilliendahl returned to the witness stand in Landing Nd to recount her story of the murder of her husband by two Black men. The widow, seeking conviction of an innocent man, faced questions about the crime and her testimony intensified as the day ended with her continued examination.
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Attack on State Police Substation Case Heard
Testimony described two men boarding a car on the Apsion road as a woman testified of a deadly assault at Substation B Frederick Maryland. Suspects Julia Bell 22 and Beth Studemiver 2 denied charges and await a hearing after officers accused them of liquor disturbances and hurling a missile through a police substation window. A third suspect Henry Stanton was later questioned and arrested.
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Frederick Mosday
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