Raleigh Register Briefs March 25 1920
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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
6
Local page features short items from Raleigh with notices and brief reports. Readers see civic updates and community happenings listed in concise form.
West Virginia leaders celebrate the abolition of government price controls on bituminous coal effective April 1, noting the state as a major coal producer next to Pennsylvania. The end of sixteen months of wartime price limits eases hardship on miners and related businesses, though political critics warn about other economic pressures and corruption concerns.
The Charleston Gazette accuses United States Senators Elkins and Sutherland of hypocrisy for voting in favor of ratification after opposing the peace treaty at every amendment and reservation. It argues their stance served party leaders and munition interests, harming the League of Nations and burdening the people with continued war. Both senators remain safely seated for now.
The Register reports Manser Massie of Shady Spring seeks the Democratic nomination for constable of Shady Spring district. Massie is described as well qualified and likely to serve promptly, noting his central district residence as advantageous for timely duties.
The senate confirmed Bainbridge Colby to succeed Robert Lansing as Secretary of State, finalizing the appointment last day.
Manila reports the Philippine senate approved equal suffrage, potentially placing Filipinas before American women at the ballot. The article highlights Mrs. Jaime C de Veyra and other Filipina leaders, praising women's legal rights, professional roles, and family authority under mixed American Spanish influence.
A first term County Clerk announces candidacy for reelection to Raleigh County Court within the Republican party. He cites office experience and pledges efficient service and faithful performance if honored with a second term.
A collection of candidate notices for May 25 1920 primary elections in Raleigh County West Virginia including Democratic seeks for sheriff and justice of the peace in Trap Hill Shady Spring Town and Fireco districts and Republican guidance for Town District voters. Names include Cottle Shumate Bryson Crawford Hunt George Terry and Calloway with towns Beckley Eccles Maynor and Stover noted.
Public notices from G. F. Trump and Manser Massif announce Democratic primaries for constable in Trap Hill and Shady Spring districts. May 25, 1920, is the election date. Voters are urged to support their candidacies in West Virginia.
The candidate Ward Cook of Beckley West Virginia submits to Republican voters his candidacy for the party nomination for Assessor of Raleigh County. He asks voters to consider his qualifications and vote on May 25, 1920. He pledges an aggressive campaign and promises to administer the office with dedication if elected.
To the voters of Raleigh Summers and Boone Counties, support requested for Republican nomination for Circuit Judge of the 10th Judicial Circuit as established by the 1919 act, subject to convention in August 1920 by delegate action.
Dr S Earl Taylor explains that the Inter church World Movement offers a method for Protestant leaders to convene and map the worldwide Christian program. He suggests the plan reveals the locations and strengths of Methodists and Baptists, outlines occupied and unoccupied regions, and guides coordinated action to fulfill Christ's global mission.
The Interchurch World Movement surveys migrant sheep shearers across North America. It notes their isolation and calls for local churches to provide social services and facilities to improve their livelihoods during peak seasons and in remote uplands.
Andrew Bsharah, manager of Beckey Department Store, resumes duties following a long siege of influenza and pneumonia in which he lost his wife and nearly perished.
John H. Poteet of Marshes is announced as the Democratic candidate for member of the county court. Friends across the county are urged to show their support in the current Register column.
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