Prohibition Debate and Road Funding Sparks City Debate
The piece argues against modifying prohibition and calls for stricter enforcement before repeal. It questions temporary road designations for a new highway, warns of bond costs if votes fail, and notes crime statistics from Hoffman comparing the United States with Canada and England.
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Frederick J. Nfoffbin
United States
Canada
England
Hoffman
Beckley Highway Dispute Brings Grim Weather of Uncertainty
The State Road Commission replies on Beckley efforts to remain on the main north south highway offering little hope to a confused citizenry. The message hints at a deadly outcome if plans falter.
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State Road Commission
Beckley
Coolidge magazine hype stirs readers with a senator bid tease
An ex president’s magazine party stuns editors by hinting at a fiery article. The piece supposedly teases prohibition debates and potential Massachusetts senate or presidential runs, prompting criticism from St Louis Globe Democrat and Louisville Courier Journal editors about the public relations push.
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Coolidge
White House
Hallyhoo
Ciilors
Hariff
Massachusetts
United States
Picture People
California
New York World
Washington Daybook Portrait of Stephen Geyer Porter
A Washington Daybook profile celebrates Stephen Geyer Porter known as Steve to colleagues. The long serving Pennsylvania congressman, praised for foreign affairs acumen since 1910, aided Wilson and Harding on war policies and sanitation advisory matters. Carying a Munchausen-like aura, Porter blends public service with a cordial, practical approach and even taxis workers with a sharp eye on the city’s rhythms. Born in Pittsburgh, he shifted from medicine to law, then entered politics, remaining a steadfast public servant and Democratic figure on Capitol Hill.
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Stephen Geyer Porter
Lease Foreign Affairs Committee
Robert Cecil
Porter
Lord Mephen
Steve
Congress
Lemaine
Wilson
America
Harding
House of Representatives
Washington Couferaner
Wih
Ohio
Puisburgh
Vite
Law Satin
Mlegheny County
Pennsylvania
Taw Wal
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Beton
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Pittsburgh
Berter
Gad
Porter Filks
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Carita
Observation and Opinion From a 1920s Column by Alphonso
A column of commentary questions social norms and behavior, noting drinking, marriage dynamics, aging, and the idea of moral judgments. It discusses a census discrepancy, a husband’s whereabouts, and a political stance on road planning in Beckley with repeated references to traffic relief and route realignments.
Road Commission Considers North Kanawha Street Upgrades
The council discussed a proposal to widen North Kanawha Street to 38 feet, restrict parking along the street from Main to the corporate limits, and improve the Sprague crossing. The plan awaits bond issue ratification by Berkley citizens before funding.
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Road Commission
North Kanasta Street
Marelith
Berkley
North Kanawha Street
Main Street
Eneporate
Sprague
Executives in Distress Linked to City Pressures
In New York April 5, psychologists warn that a concentration of high powered executives raises failure risk among those at the peak. Dr. Arthur Frank Payne cites ages 43 to 45 as most vulnerable and notes anxiety, fear of death, and cancer as common phobias driving breakdowns.
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New York
Manhattan
Arthur Frank Payne
Dr. Payne
East Side
Payne
Schivor
Fhus
Jacqueline RR On Her Own Drama Sparks Night Club Raid
Jacqueline Grey encounters danger after a night date with Mira Porter Maton and Arthur Corel. Teddy Montrose protects her during a raid on Circe's night club and a diamond necklace mystery unfolds as papers report the incident.
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Jacqueline
Richard Starr
Jacqueline Grey
Mira
Porter Maton
Arthur Corel
Teddy Montrose
Teddy
Ant Suicines
Bude
Pater
Fina
Tera
Circe
Knight in Shining Armor Faces Down Diamonds Heist
Teddy Montrose hides a bruised pride while Jacqueline Gray confronts a theft accusation after a necklace worth 10 pounds vanishes at a nightclub raid. Police suspect Jacqueline as the thief though she protests her innocence as Teddy defends her. The danger lingers amid public scrutiny and whispered intrigue.
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Jacqueline
Teddy
Jacqueline Gray
Sacqueling
Old Top
Con- Cylon
Jacqueline Grey
Polkce
Taddy
Mr. Montrose
Mel
Perhon
Richard Starr
President Chooses Promising Assistants From Private Draw
The president selects capable men for executive duties and privately draws names of the most promising employees. These individuals are the ones the president intends to promote at the first opportunity.
Memory Loss Census Revealed Woman in Lip County
The census reports a Lip County woman unable to recall her name or the date, showing a lapse in memory that affects identification and personal details.
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Associated Dress
Colorado Springs
Cole
Lip
Maiter
Dale She
Frank A. Perkins Announces Marriage Status
Frank A. Perkins district census supervisor announced today that he was married.
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Frank A. Perkins
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