Criticism of Legislature Focuses on Spending and Jobs
Critics divide on spending, but blame on new jobs is stronger as 600 liquor board workers, managers, clerks, and warehouse staff would be hired without state salaries. Wages paid from profits. Leg Legislature acted to enforce a voter verdict for state liquor sales.
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Commission
Charleston
Ogden
House of Delegates
Floods Threaten Mountain Inhabitants Steadying Caution
Weather reports describe mountain floods as surprising, with residents often unprepared. High water is common in low lands, but mountain communities feel secure and neglect precautions that would mitigate damage.
West Virginians Wish For Rain Parity With Southwest
The article notes ongoing flood danger and flood damage in McDowell and Mingo counties from swollen mountain streams after two weeks of incessant rain. It cites a death of a boy near Glen White and compares West Virginia’s weather woes with drought and dust storms affecting Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Texas, urging a more balanced rainfall.
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McDowell
Mingo
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Oklahoma
Texas
West
France Wins Clipperton Island Assertion by Landing
Four years after King Victor Emmanuel awarded Clipperton Island to France the French cruiser Jeanne d Arc landed on the atoll after difficult surf. French sailors, surprised by a land with eight palm trees and no fresh water, reaffirmed France’s claim despite the remote location 2,800 miles from its nearest possession.
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Italy
Mexico
France
Clipperton Island
Pacific
Mexican
Jeanne d’Arc
Long Beach
Calif
Clipperton
Atoll
Foretelling Weather by Frogs and Odd Signs
A Canadian man notes frog behavior as a weather omen then links paying toward war debt with a blue moon. The piece also mentions Germans using corncobs leaves old wood and coal dust as motor fuel and remarks on the awkwardness of an empty tank between city dumps.
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Germany
Fuller Seeks National Labor Party Nominating LaFollette and Holt
Paul W. Fuller of New York, AFL education director, urged at a labor chautauqua for a national labor party to nominate Robert M. La Follette and Rush D. Holt for president and vice president. The Parkersburg Sentinel challenged the advice, questioning Holt’s party switch and the merit of the plan.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Labor Chautauqua
National Labor Party
Robert M. LaFollettee
Rush D. Holt
United States
Holt
LaFollette
Rush Holt
West Virginia
Robert LaFollette
Democratic Party
O. K
Fuller
Parkersburg Sentinel
Great Riches by Matesl Howe Farnham
James Stimson a 111 of New Concord Kas resists his aunt and her friends marriage plots to Jane Northrup the town’s richest girl He loves Leslie Harris whose father is often very drunk On a night of James big party Leslie helps her intoxicated father away as tensions rise with Harris
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New Concord
Kas
Jane Northrup
Leslie Harris
James
Leslie
Mr. Harris
Sam
John Harris
Dill Hawks
Mrs. Dill
Sarah Stimson
Laura Thornton
Jennie Sears
Sarah
Leslie Harris, James, and a summer in New Concord
In New Concord during a bright summer a love triangle unfolds. James mourns Leslie while she grows distant after her father’s blow up and Miss Sarah Stimson’s social snubs fuel a vow for pride. Leslie accepts an August Lake Michigan visit as James confronts Sam Fletcher’s engagement.
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Sam
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Move the movies talk edges toward final details
Hollywood producer Walter Wagner argues for or against relocating film production to New York area, saying moving would unite production and distribution and erase large sums of temperament. He notes Hollywood life keeps stars insulated, potentially dulling creativity if relocated and stresses stimulus from a bigger city.
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Marx Brothers
Herbert Marshall
Jeanne Engels
Claudette Colbert
Walter Huston
Ginger Rogers
Jimmy Durante
East
Smiling Lieutenant
Letter
Big Pond
Gentlemen of the Press
Paramount
Long Island
Wanger
New York
Hollywood
Walter Wagner
Wagner
New Jersey
Beller Service This Afternoon
Funeral services for William Lloyd Beller a 15 year old Rainelle High student who died Sunday after ten days ill from food poisoning were held at Dunbar. Burial followed in a Dunbar cemetery under Wallace and Wallace guidance. Brothers Paul and Murrell remain in hospital with serious condition. a sister Goldie survives. William born January 3 1920 at Landisburg son of W A Beller East Rainelle.
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William Lloyd Beller
Rainelle High School
Hinton
Dunbar
Wallace and
Wallace
William
Paul
Murrell
W. A. Beller
East Rainelle
Lloyd Beller
Landisburg
Goldie Beller
Freedom Versus License in Parenting Debate
Brooke Peters argues for firm parental rules over unbridled freedom noting children mistake liberty for priority and that living depends on a father’s work. She contends hard rules build self control, while overindulgence harms discipline and future resilience.
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Brooke Peters
Phoney 50-Cent Pieces Circulate In Section
A considerable number of counterfeit fifty cent pieces are circulating in the area. T L Maynor of the Raleigh County Bank says the coins have the ring and appearance of real coins but are lighter in weight. He warns movie houses retailers and other establishments to watch for them.
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T. L. Maynor
Raleigh County Bank
Maynor
Registerings A Column of Comment and Criticism By Alphonso
Alphonso writes a column of observations and opinions on public affairs. The piece blends criticism with quotations and questions, offering reflections on current events and social issues.
Witty Quips Fly Across The Newsroom Diary
A collection of pithy quips and musings on war reporting politics and society. References include duels Toledos utopia Cuba Florida ape tales Al Capone and Justice Holmes with a wry view of public affairs and inheritance tax dodges.
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Oliver Wendel Holmes
Medical Society to Hear Dr West in Beckley
Dr Walter Vest of Huntington will address the Raleigh County Medical Society on Modern Trends in Medics Economics at the Beckley hotel tomorrow evening. An 8 o'clock dime will precede the programs, with Dr A G Bowles of Glen White presiding. Dr L Halloran urges full attendance.
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Walter Vest
Huntington
Raleigh County Medical Society
Beckley Hotel
A. G. Bowles
Glen White
L. Halloran
Great Lakes Hatchery Plots 200 Million Fry for Lakes Erie and Ontario
Dunkirk, March 26 The Dunkirk fish hatchery will plant 200 million baby fish in Lakes Erie and Ontario this spring as part of its 16 year ongoing program.
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Associated Presse
Dunkirk
N. Y
Dunkirk Fish Hatchery
Lakes
Erie
Ontario
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