Raleigh county in line for top mining post in Kump regime
The piece argues Judge H Guy Kump will overhaul Charleston's mining department after election, likely naming a Raleigh county man to head the mine chief post amid broad house cleaning. It notes Raleigh has not previously held a major Democratic appointment and urges clear pledges and filling of Dem appointees across Raleigh and southern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
H. Guy Kump
Charleston
West Virginia
Kanawha
Fayette
Logan
Mingo
McDowell
Mercer
Kanawha County
Meteor
McMinwell
Walter Thurman
Revene
Jayette
Raleigh County
Register
R. 3. Lambie
John J. Cornwell
Krypip
Lasphie
Kimmy
Lambie
Motherhood Honored With Doctor of Laws for Mrs Otelia Compton
Western College for Women Wooster Ohio awards an honorary Doctor of Laws to Mrs Otelia Compton 74 for being a model mother of three distinguished sons and a daughter Her husband Elias Compton long time Wooster College faculty member is noted as part of the family lineage The Compton offspring include Karl T Compton MIT president Arthur H Compton Nobel laureate and Wilson Compton a noted economist The daughter married President Charles Mr Rice of Ewing College The college seeks to honor motherhood as a worthy career and privilege
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western College For Women At
Wooster
Ohio
Otelia Compton
Compton
Wilson Compton
Washington, D. C
Charles Mr. Rice
Ewing College
Allahabbad
India
Parsing
Meathar
Vanth
Fewer Lynching Incidents Mark 1932 Record
The year 1932 saw eight lynchings, down from prior years, including two whites and six Black victims. The crimes cited ranged from murder to assault and dynamiting, across eight states. Police and officials thwarted several mob attempts, signaling a decline in sanctioned lynch law and a shift in public attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Florida
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Ohio
Texas
Virginia
New England
Serious Objection to Prohibition Substitution Debate
The text discusses objections to repealing prohibition via a substitute amendment rather than state conventions. It notes Republican and Democratic party planks favor submission to states but warn such submission risks non representative legislatures and regional dry majorities. It urges opponents of national prohibition to contest the proposed submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senere Committee On the Judiciary
Congress
Thanay
Slo
Dominion Newsy
Moon pull on Earth loud deterrent to radio
Column raises varied quips about radio deterrence and public topics. It references moon effects on radio, Africa hunting for chops, bill collectors, quarantine signs, hair restorers, protecting arms, and a governor candidate in 1936. It notes school funding, German arms quality, and a playful scene with Mayor Cerrrick Sudsy.
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Earth
Crow WV School Reopens After Holidays
Crow West Virginia school resumes Monday after holidays. Mrs. Fred Lilly discharged from Hinton hospital and improving. Three year old Ketha Lily died of pneumonia and was buried at Redden cemetery. Community sends sympathy to bereaved families. Redden family improves after lung illness. Funeral services held for Mrs Ray Redden by Paul Smith of Bye iluy.
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Fred Lilly
Hinton Hospital
Ketha Mae
Fy Lily
Menty
Redden Cemetery
Jordan
Redden
J. C. Nedly
Donalee
Paul
Nev
Paul Smith
Bye Iluy
Ray Redden
Qe Faye Ily
Willard
Hospital guests and family visitors noted
From Raleigh General Hospital the Holdrens of Sprague were Friday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Holdren. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Richmond of Benton Wash are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hi G. Neely this week.
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Raleigh General Hospital
Sam Holdren
Sprague
B. M. Holdren
Oliver Richmond
Benton, Wash
Hi. G. Neely
Talks to Parents A Frequent Difficulty
A child trained to the dry habit at age two may relapse at three or four. Mothers often punish and humiliate, worsening the issue. Relapse signals emotional conflicts and may express jealousy toward a new baby or a wish to remain treated as a baby. Patience and retraining plus addressing the child’s emotional burdens are required.
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Alice Judson Peale
Bine
Ray
Last Rites Held for Mrs Verna King
Funeral services for Mrs Verna King 68 were held at MS Tabor yesterday afternoon with Rev WT Williams presiding. Burial followed in MS Tabor cemetery. Surviving are husband A B King and six children including John King Gatewood Haymond King Surveyor Frank King Mabscotts Anna Young Cothae Grove Ethel Crumb Warthog Kv and Canna Randolph Ghelyan. she also leaves two brothers Charles Tundolph Detroit and D Wane dolph Ghelyan.
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MS. Tabor
Verna King
Surveyor
WT. J. Williams
Burk
Tabor
A. BR. King
John King
Gatewood
Haymond King
Frank King
Mabscotts
Anna Young
Cothae Grove
Oregon
Ethel Crumb
Warthog
Canna Randolph
Ghelyan
Charles
Tune Dolph
Detroit
Dg. Wanedolph
Blond Helen hands fortune in New York advertising era
Feature on model Blond Helen, famed for her hands which she uses to earn a living in New York. Details of her hand care tips, early life in Allmace Ohio, and anecdotes about her modeling career and a quirky tale of a moving business pivot. Includes a sidebar on blue Santa Claus publicity stunt in Manhattan.
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William Gaines
New York
Helen Fioester
Lava
Helen
Yelun
Cleveland
Allmace
Ohio
Leangton
Volstead
Bint
Texas
Santa Claus
ML Avenue
You GANT MaRay and the Cleft-Addams Family Plot
Mark Lodely arrives at Farrell Armitage's house while Patsy Hagul and Barbara Quentin weave plans. Farrell aims to make Mark an artist if Barbara delays their wedding a year. Leila Cane and Patsy plot, a scarlet-helmeted head reappears, and Leila walks on envious of Patsy and Miss Raoul.
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Barbara Barbara
Halla Cleft-Addams
You Gant MaRay
Mark Lodely
Farrell Armitage
Patsy Hagul
Quuterel
Parrell
Farrell
Mark
Barbara Quentin
Barbara
Leila Cane
Patsy
Leila
Miss Raoul
Aga
Malavie
Quentin
Raoul
London
New York
Paris
Berlin
Nome
Unpredictable Patsy Raouls Fury Over Mark Lociely
Patsy Rao ul quarrels with Leila about Mark Lociely while planning her return to Europe. They discuss love, art, and fashion as they scheme to secure a partner and arrange living and styling for a dramatic social scene.
Emerald Motive Drives a Woman Between Loyalties
A narrator weighs loyalty to Mark against a profitable emerald and a plan to leave. She contemplates packing and telling Armitage she cannot change things, then returns to his house to decide her next move. Secrets about Patsy Raoul and a Kings Mallard dustpile surface as potential leverage.
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Armitage's
Brandish Place
Inny House
Mark
Aool Sea Armitage
Stile
Erin
Armitage
Patsy Raoul
Patsy
Kings Mallard
Butta Cleft-Addams
New Yorkers Fear South Christmas Fireworks Tradition
The passage notes a contrast in Christmas customs with the New Yorker impressed by the absence of fireworks and residents down South using Roman candles and sky rockets at Christmastide. It mentions a custom to reserve pyrotechnics for the fourth of duty.
Local notes from MacDonald West Virginia area
The item lists residents including William Ward and son Billy confined to home with flu illness. Mr Baker ill at home near his daughter Mrs John Dower. John O Dell returns to Banner Elk after holidays with parents Mr and Mrs Ken M O Dell. Homer Walkup back in Morgantown since studies at West Virginia University. Ed Dower ill at home. Herbert Waller also ill at home.
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Mr. Baker
John Dower
John O'Dell
Banner Elk
N. O
Ken M. O'Dell
Homer Allen
Morgantown
Lince
West Virginia University
Ed Dower
Fla
Herbert Wallers
T. A. Meeting Set for Monday at Junior High
The T. A. meeting is scheduled for Monday evening January 9 at the Junior high school building. Mr and Mrs G U Sterns and their son have returned from Parkersburg after a lengthy visit with relatives.
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G. U. Sterns and
Parkersburg
Fayetteville Stores Robbed In Friday Night Burglary
The 1. G. A. store in Fayetteville owned by G. H. Moreau was broken into and bacon taken. Glass was broken to enter, drawers ransacked, and the theft appears limited to bacon. This follows Mrs. LW Hawkins' Women's Clothing entry where coats and dresses were stolen. Police have no leads.
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Fayettevie
G. H. Moreau
Robbie
Fayetteville
LW. Hawkins
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Son
Billy
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