Democratic Support Backs Alfred Taylor for West Virginia Governor
A Democratic meeting endorses Alfred Taylor of Fayetteville for West Virginia governor. The resolution lauds Taylor’s legislative record from 917 to the present, noting bipartisan support and his work on progressive policies and interstate commerce. It pledges strong Democratic backing in the November election.
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Investigations of continued Fram page 1
Fragmented OCR text discusses investigations into political funds and loans involving Mellon and other Republicans. It references the Republican National Committee chair William Yo Rather and alleged crooked profits, with mentions of President Coolidge and unnamed Senate inquiries. The piece signals ongoing scrutiny by the Herall-Tribune amid public concern over political finance.
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Republicus
Mellon
Senate
William Yo Rather
Republican National
Coalidge
Santewh
Une
Politi
Norah
He- Publican
Isin
Herall-Tribune
Coal Companies Seek Injunction Against Interstate Order
Plaintiffs from Lake Cargo case allege irreparable injury from the Interstate Commerce Commission order. They claim the southern fields operators will suffer losses, preventing coal contracts and sales. They urge a temporary restraining order and a final hearing to set aside the order and protect their coal business.
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West Point romance and glory in new MGM film
The Metro Goldwyn Mayer vehicle stars William Haines as a cadet at West Point drawn to football and romance with John Crawford. The story follows his youthful idealism and the harsh drills of corps life, including spectacular parades and Uncle Sam’s future officers.
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Willian
Haines
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
the Palace
Prarades
Uncle Sam
Jom Crawford
Yang Tan
West Point
Nust
Tim
Baines
Juan
Hurd
Fayette Countian Dies When Auto Leaves Road
Charles Stone of Nation, Fayette County, died after his car left the road one mile below Montgomery. Mrs Stone, wife, was injured but survived. The vehicle overturned with no collision marks, steering gear trouble suspected as the cause. mystery surrounds the accident as authorities investigate.
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Fayette Countian
Charles ‘Stone
Fayette Couly
Mont Xhomery
Coal Companies Bankruptcy Involving Multiple Firms
Fragmented OCR notes report several Logan based companies entering bankruptcy in federal court. Details mention assets valued around 705 dollars and liabilities near 191 dollars, with unclear references to Huntington and Arne cot Cogl company.
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Arnecot Cogl Company
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Wwe Myder
Bond Election Proposed for Sophia Town West Virginia
Notice describes a bond election in Sophia Town, Raleigh County West Virginia, proposing to issue fourteen thousand dollars in bonds to fund water system improvements and a town hall, with details on levy rates, maturity, and election procedures. The mayor Snyder presides with council members and officials named, setting April 3 1928 as the meeting date and election day.
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Eigh County
West Virginia
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Buyphis
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Super & Abs Regiar
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M. Jessup
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Coawen Council
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