Harding Turns to Allies for Separate Germany Treaty
The article reports President Harding exploring informal talks with Great Britain, France, Italy, and Japan to draft a separate US Germany treaty including Versailles-style economic and reparations terms. It notes allied objections unlikely and frames the plan as a gentler path toward ratification, preserving nearly the Versailles pact in substance while easing wartime divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
U. S
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Harding
David Lawrence
Senate
America
Lawrence
Europe
Ww Va District Conventions Held Across Marsh Fork
The Marsh Fork District convened at Dry Creek Presbyterian with six schools represented. New schools Horse Creek Pine Knob and Munition formed since last convention. Officers elected include Ira T. Clay president and Li. M. Daniels treasurer. July 24 event at Saxon Van Chapel Sarratt drew few attendees due to tent meetings. Districts Trap Hill Winding Gulf Shady Spring report strong meetings, revivals, and new leadership with many officers named. County unions announce August conventions in Beckley with loyalty plans and parades. Stone Coal convention at Killarney described with 175 attendees and new officers chosen. Lillybrook to host next.
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Marsh Fork
Dry Creek Presbyterian Church
Horse Creek
Pine Knob
Ira T. Clay
Dry Creek
Co. C. Henson
Edww
Ght
T. R. Barrett
Li. M. Daniels
Saxon
Mary Thomas
Montreal
L. M. Patton
Marfork
C. C
Sarratt
van Chapel
Eldredge
Marshes
Sarratt School
Elsie Daniels
Covey Sarratt
A. A. Cook
Posey
M. E. Church
Trap Hill
Surveyor
J. T. Daniels
W. O. Deaver
Eccles
C. W. King
Mary Morris
R. G. ‘Leng
C. C. Farmer
Bolt
T. J. Williams
Lester
C. W. Skelton
Ino
Anderson
Metalton
F. A. Harper
Harper
Ash Mankin
W. W. West
Slab Fork
Winding Gulf
R. A. Riggs
R. A. Shutte
McAlpin
E. W. Williams
Stotesbury
Georgy Walden
Childrens
Kinsley McWhorter
Tams
Young Peoples
R. P. Richardson
T. F. Justice
Epperly
O. A. Hall
F. C. Lowe
Hotcoal
A. G. Caperton
Temperance
Neal Lacy
G. E. Rowe
F. C
S. S. Association
B. M. Dobbins
Oxley
Frank Hayes
Blue Jay
Ray Smith
Daniels
H. C. Brown
W. H. McClure
Stone Coal Convention
Stone Coal
Killarney
Meade-Tolliver Coal Co
G. W. Craft
The
Coal Co
Walter Craft
Boyd
J. A. Sharp
Lego
C. L. Weikle
Lillybrook
James M. Grace
Leslie Martin
Princewick
J. G. Vess
Governor's Mansion Site Picked In Charleston Area
Deeds for three lots on Duffy street between Kanawha and Virginia streets were filed at the County Court clerk indicating the Governor's mansion will be built opposite a proposed State House site. State options on the property were taken last January around the time of the State House fire. The $64,270 price included $30,000 to J F Cork $25,000 to Katherine R Thayer and husband and $9,270 to Sadie M Worth and husband. The Legislature had appropriated $165,000 for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy Street
Kanawha and
Virginia Streets
State House
J.F. Cork
Katherine R. Thayer
Sadie M. Worth
Youngsters Sentenced for Weirton Post Office Robbery
Ten boys aged seven to sixteen were tried in Federal Court at Elkins for the Weirton post office robbery. They received five years each at the government reformatory in Washington. Testimony showed the gang stole about $25,000 in loot within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Weirton
Government Reformatory
Washington
Morris Smokeless Coal Company Renamed in Charleston
The Morris Smokeless Coal Company at Tams is renamed Covel Smokeless Coal Company per the secretary of state office in Charleston. The firm, previously run by J. T. Morris of this city, was bought by the Tams interests several months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of States
Charleston
Morris Smokeless Coal Company
Tams
Covel Smokeless Coal Company
Morris Company
J. T. Morris
Jones Must Serve Life Sentence For 1919 Fayette Murder
Lee Jones, convicted of Herbert Boley’s murder in Fayette county on July 4, 1919, and who escaped days later, is to be sent to the state penitentiary at Moundsville to begin a life term. He had earlier served fifteen years for a Richwood murder, was pardoned, and was captured at Charleston by his son. Since escaping two years ago he has drifted, often returning to old haunts, and is now held at Fayetteville before transfer.
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Lee Jones
Herbert Boley
Fayette County
Moundsville
Jones
Slate
Richwood
Charleston
Fayetteville
Sea Influence on Temperature in Different Climates
The sea moderates temperature, reducing heat in hot regions and mitigating cold in cold regions, shaping local climate patterns through coastal influences.
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Department of
Raleigh County Sunday School Association
Conducted By
J. WM. Eld
Gen
Beckley
Grand View
E. B. Hambrick
Wm. Cook
Fitzpatrick
C. T. Hambrick
W. L. Warden
J. C. Redden
Clyde Scott
Crow
Geo. Crawford
Paul J. Smith
Fireco
Raleigh County Sunday School Union
Ebenezer Baptist Church
C. N. Harris
D. D
First Christian Church
Mary Schroeder
J. M. Criswell
Loyalty Schools
Anna _ Kiblinger
T. M. Clower
Vanwood
L. C. Cales
Home
J. M. Grace
Mary Hare
East Gulf
Ada Atkinson
Pickshin
J. I. Vaught
Resoco
Charles L. King, JR
Pathe Freres Phonograph CO
Brooklyn
New York
Pathe Phonographs
King
Pathe Phonograph
PATHE
Raleigh County
Beckley Phonograph Company
Register Building
West Virginia
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