Southern Boys Exhibit Corn Clubs For South At Columbus
The Southern Commercial Congress with the United States Department of Agriculture plans a corn exhibit tour in Columbus Ohio June next year. About 46 000 boys are in the Corn Clubs across the South and will contribute exhibits at the event, funded for transportation. Dr Clarence T Owen leads farm demonstration work as officials coordinate the effort with state committees and business leaders to promote accurate agricultural information. Governors Mann Glascock and Wilson head committees for the northern states as the congress partners to showcase Southern farm resources.
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Warnang Tion
Clarence T. Owen
Conepreia
Conkrem
Lnlt- Hd States Department of Agriculture
Kroimd
Department of Gel Culture
B.A. Knapp
Southern Commercial Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Uo Fenrthern
Atlanty
March
Mann
Virginia
Hovarnor Glayscock
West Virginia
Wilson
Kentucky
Precedent in Colorado Senate Choice Signals Statewide Move
Reported dispatches indicate a late Colorado senator’s successor is being urged by political figures to follow a governor and senate peers in supporting a prominent national pilotment figure. The Colorado legislature, already in session, is shaping plans and signaling alignment with the national party line.
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Washington
Pp. C
Hinches
Colorado
Davis Wirdhis
Bone
Yeon
Wich
Glaeswork
Gerald Hughes
Taw
Taye
Presbyterian services and sermon announced for tomorrow
The town will hold morning and evening services tomorrow led by visiting Rev. Matilolland and local Dr. McCuilnai Moveturn. The 9 Stontaur church on Kiva will host the morning service at one, followed by a Presbyterian rite at the church later in the day.
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Mornig
Stontaur
Kiva
Matilolland
McCuilnai
Will Inside Wee Walter Barger Rents Home for Clarkevine Residence
Walter Barger, a representative of the International Life Insurance Company, has rented 6 South Chestnut Street with the intention of making Clarkevne the permanent place of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Barger
Dmernational Life Insurance Company
South
Chestnut Street
Brooks Sworn In as City Water Works Official
John C. Brooks, newly chosen member of the city water works and sewerage board, resigned a prior post, having qualified by taking the oath of office administered by Wirth Cole.
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John C. Brooks
Eily Water Works and Sewerage Board
O Surered BT Weir
Han
Ty Wrth
Cole, Olky Sek
Inquest Opens Over Farnum Miner Hobert De Holbert
County coroner supervised by Dr Ss presided at an inquest into the death of Hobert de Holbert a goal miner from Farnum who worked at Itverdale. The jurors examined witnesses about the fatal accident near Mondowbrogk and Gypsy the body bore injuries from a fall and blunt force, and the proceedings sought to determine cause and responsible parties. Hobert leaves a family at Purnain and is remembered for his hard work in the mines.
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Yuug
Izy de Holbert
Farnum
Itverdale
Iuean
Clitard-Cehorne
Dr. Ss
MY Maaun
Thie Ely
Hobert Loreem
Purnain
Winnie
Political turmoil in Senate adjourns amid clashes
The Democratic Senate met at 10 O clock in Charleston and adjourned after threats to arrest Republicans who retreated to their hotels. Republicans and Democrats mingled with crowds at the governor's reception. Speaker Kidd said he does not plan arrests, while new propositions aim to reach a Senate sanity agreement by Monday.
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Charleston
Nan
Democrate
Senatoy
Maldtotgret
Democrata
Walt Lo
House
Senate
Kidd
Ay Weaver
Drunkenness Charges Lead to Fines at Glewlk Knight’s
A man named Prisoney was fined this morning by Mayor Frank R. Moore after a conviction for drunkenness and disorderly conduct at Knight's restaurant in Glewlk. He paid the costs. Mary Jones was arrested yesterday afternoon for drinking windows and was unable to walk to the jail. her case was postponed.
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ayrAue
Frank R. Moore
Knight's Restaurant
Glew
Mary Jones
Wwe
Senator Elkins Introduces Trade Bill Amid Uncertain Times
Senator Elkins introduces a bill on glass trade amid wide national uncertainty. The article notes cautious public mood and expected shifts in commerce as spring approaches, with forecasts difficult to gauge and officials wary of comings and goings in the markets.
Men of the State to Undergo Inspection Within Months
Charleston and several towns prepare for a statewide inspection of companies and property. The governor’s order lists dates and places including Charleston Fayetteville Ravenswood Spencer Parkersburg Sistersville Wellshill Morgantown Ringwood Clarichburg Weston Sutton Serra Alta March to April with officials Holt Jenks and Captain Jenks leading Twenty Fourth Infantry assessors.
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Charleston
Aig
Genein
Virginia National Guns
Minn
Addaevar G. Dei
Holt
Capkainisiac & Jenks
Jenka
Pallmont
Morgantown
Ringwood
Clarichburg
Manch Ty
Weston
Sutton
Serra Alta
Murlinghitre
Reduction in Washington D C asks for reparations from multiple firms
A muddled report states Consolidation Coal Company and partners including Latimore and Vassanti seek reparations across jurisdictions from West Virginia Maryland to California. Alleged shipments varied in quality with improper charges and shipped goods described as defective.
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Washington
D.C
Loter
Italy Commerce Commission
Trans Beter Spertal — Beaminer Vassanti A Latimore
Mhal
Consolidtion Coal Company
Clanenoy W. Watson
Vig Prosidict
Agrogt Dle Batimane Sant Chin Raltrowl Company
Threval Company
West Virgin
Maryland
California
Pensioners to receive timely payments amid pension area notes
Washington reports West Wingliht pensioners paid from DC will not face delays in pension receipts. The record mentions Deer Creek post office proposal in Pocahontas County with L D Merrick as postmaster. Other items note salary increases and transfers at various post offices and appointments impacting clerks and carriers.
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Washington
West Wingliht
Giliestras
Deer Creek
Pocahontas County
L. D. Merrick
William OM
Crook
Timigto Post
Nas
Robert Love
Grafton
Nasbee
le Posiliad
Mil Ruengier
Bribe Offer Linked to Schenk Case Emerges in Court
A bribe offer surfaced at WHUING court as early as 4 a.m. witnesses described attempts to influence Dr. J. T. Thornton who testified previously. Detective Turse and Miss Zockler testified Mrs. Schenk discussed poisoning her husband and offered $1000 for a pill. Mrs. Schenk later avoided hospital and feared exposure.
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Whuing
Schenk
J.T. Thornton
Thornton
Eutor
Death Reported After New York Central Collision
In Puianoa New York district Cade of Chia died this morning from injuries suffered in yesterday's collision on the New York Central rail line near Gunith Harf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puiania
N.Y
Din
Cade
Chia
Uiaries
Odd Fellows Lodge at Clarksburg Canton Elects Officers
At Clarksburg Canton No 4 7 M Independént order of Odd Fellows held installation last night for the ensuing year. Officers named include Lieutenant Colon Fred A Merrlin as commander with various posts filled by C Billigets EB Sullivan A F Comba George W Duncan. Banquet followed the ceremony with remarks praising the work and noting camaraderie among members.
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Clarksburg
Canton No
Odd Ollows
Colon Fred A. Merrlin
de Riparuiiene
Onder Acp
Wagnés
C. Billigets
Leutenant
EB. W. Sullivan
Enérgy
A. F. Comba Iterki
George W. Duncan
Robbers Arrested After Train Yard Incident
Police arrested two men after a late night robbery in the rail yard area. Investigators recovered stolen items and are pursuing leads to identify a possible accomplice. No injuries were reported.
Woman Arrested After Raid on Tepito Residence
The trial of Vidathimar of Firet streets ended in Justice G. H. Gordon's court after a Saturday raid by Constables Kearny Pont Whyte and Quetn, with Lieutenant Whyte, at a Tepito house. A man calling himself Silas Sweeney was arrested and released on 300 bond. Vidathimar remained jailed on 200 bond.
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Vidathimar
Firet Streets
Ip Tepito
G. HH
Gordon's Court
Thomas R. Kearny
Wiliam Pont
Nicholas M. Whyte
Lioyd L Quetn
Howe
Silas Sweeney
G. H Unteher
Garrett Funeral Notice at Point Comfort
The funeral of John R. Garrett of Grand Jonation Cole will be held at Col. and Mrs. James F Mien home in Point Comfort at an hour Tuesday not yet announced.
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John R. Garrett
Grand Jonation
Cole
James F Mien
Point Comfort
Wilson Confers With Estate Executors In Washington
Wilson of the Davis Trust Company co exector with Date Hoskins and Gilkins in the estate of the late Senator Stephen Ty Biking has been in Washington conferring regarding the estate matters.
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Wagthiensetis
Jin
Wilson
Davis Trust Company
Date Hoskins
Glkins
Este
Stephen Ty Biking
Washington
Gare of Ene
Committed to Sheriff in Swiger Estate Case
The personal estate of Lemuel Swiger was committed to Sheriff for ad anlulat relion following declaration.
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Lemuel
Swiger
Michael J. Frencie
Adanlulat Relion
Wesleyan College President Preaches at First Methodist
Dr. Carl G. Dooney, president of Wesleyan College Buckhannon, will preach at the First Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow morning at 10 o clock. Local residents are invited to attend the service and hear the college leader discuss community and education.
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Carl G. Dooney
Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
Episcopal Church
Caucus Nears as Two Seek Senate Nomination
CAUCUS CHAIRUESTON Jan. 14 Anzee Meuwaa reached here this afternoon as the candidates for the United States Senate to hold the Democratic senatorial caucus next Wednesday night. The time set for the caucus is specified. Two nominees will be selected for a full term of six years and for the vacancy created by the death of Senator Ikina. Three native candidates contest these nominations.
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Chairueston
Amos
States Senate
Stxoe
Ikina
Sean
Post Office Men Will Be Chosen Broadway Program Preview
The article outlines upcoming post office appointments and a Broadway program preview with a concert featuring Big Heequpn and a list of performers. It notes that several positions will be filled soon and mentions expected reappointments and deadlines for selections in the district.
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Post Office
Bly
Nett Ytece
Ceitte
Oilio Raspalhanns
di Tudor
Man Epared
Pata
Alonar
Partie
Haya
Armangementa
Afl
Victor J Himplvort
Princesa —Walle
Following performance riot injures three in Benton Arkansas
A minstrel troupe en route to a boarding house was attacked by about twenty unidentified white men after a show in Benton Arkansas. One Black man was killed and two Black women were injured in the race riot at a interlokal gathering from New Orleans.
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Benton
Ark
Nesta Inn
New Orleans
City approves saloon licenses as dry period ends
Grants licenses for twenty four retail and three wholesale saloons by a 22 to 12 vote with twelve absent. Applications move to county court. City, dry for eighteen months, expects saloons to open early February.
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Charleston
Neenses
Seleswloons
Woman Self-Inflicts Two Falls at Hotel Martinique
A 35 year old widow from Cincinnati, Mrs Clara Pratt, registered at the Hotel Martinique in New York. She shot herself twice in her room, Jan 34, claiming the acts were accidental. Hospital staff report possible recovery.
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New York
Sww
York
Clara ©. Pratt
Cincinnati
Martinique
Stig
Funeral of Miss Snyder in Worthington
The funeral of Miss Tabitha Jay Snider of Worthington was held yesterday afternoon from her late home. A large number of friends and relatives attended and were led to the cemetery at Worthington for the interment.
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Tabitha Jay Snider
Worthington
Rome
Funeral for Mary Ellen Diz Sunday at Citrola-Osport chapel
The funeral of Mary Ellen Diz who died Thursday night will be held at 2 pm Sunday with a service at the Citrola-Osport chapel and burial at the Odd Fellows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Diz
Ciittora-Osporm
Revival closes in Washington after long church service
Fragmented OCR reports a revival closing in Washington DC with reference to a Methodist Episcopal choir and a long program. It mentions population figures and a sentinel or memorial note but the text is garbled and partial. The item reads like a church revival ending with a planning note and scattered numbers.
Revival services near Ash Glimpel Episcopal Church
In the vicinity of Ash Glimpel Episcopal Church revival meetings are planned for the next two weeks. Reverend LE Remopaet, superintendent of the Bacthansos Simtrict, will lead services this Sunday at 11:30 AM and Monday at 1 PM, with additional noon services and a conference of the deans. Beaty and others are invited to attend.
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Ino
Ash Glimpel Mathoding Episcopal Church
Pryanees
Indipattong Tataleen
Tov
Bacthansos
Umathadiat
Bylionpal
Gigi Beaty Omes
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