Party pledges and West Virginia politics in transition
Governor Hatfield voices strong faith in Republican party pledges after the recent election. He urges supporters to uphold party principles as the legislature, beginning January 13, aligns with Hatfield's program. The piece notes Republican majorities, the progressives’ fate, and candidates for Senate and House leadership. It details Senate composition, party officers, and likely clerks and sergeants at arms for the upcoming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metial
West Tee
Pda
Republican Party
Ts Prin
Linhooven
Éadirs
Hatfield
Eluetiani
Lcinia
Hawfeld
Hin Ap
Ding
Chaases
Bie
Iedoohte
Party of Progress
Mate
Republian
Emmient
Virginia
West ‘Virginia
Kay
Senate
Logan County
R. A. Bledeing
Mazon
Miss McCrum
Preston
Oliver
Marghal
Tan
Wollk Goorgkoonts
Mingo
England
Marshall
Repubiicans
Fayette’ County
John Tr. Harris
Parkersburg
William Fitch
Huntington
Women to Build Ten Story Office for Their Use
Regina Kansas reports plans for a ten story office building owned and run by women. The Women Commercial Club funds the project with a woman architect and female staff in all roles from agents to janitors. The building will house a women centered business district with a women’s bank, a business school, and a cafe for both sexes with women in charge.
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Regina
Kan
Woman Commercial Club
Fomny
Woman's Bank
Milliners
Rotrus
Tyree
Mixx Reinecke
Women's Commercial Club
Unitica
Reading
Kansin City
Theag
Allicei
Death Robs Poor Bowery Lodger of A Vast Fortune
SAW YORK, Dec 12. Andrew Comstock, a former palmlayer who died days ago in the Bowery Home where he lived thirty years, would have received at least 350,000 earned by his service. The old man's only living friends are Samuel J. Bureel and H. A. Parr. The body may be cremated by friends. Comstock was involved in a patent on crown and bridge work now used by dentists worldwide. The case led to court disputes and substantial speculative loss before dissolution.
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York
Andrew Comstock
Pierrepont Etreet
Brockim
Mey Lecaller
United Staten Ch Court of Appeals
Chicago
Generopa
Congress
Tarr
Forest lands examined in southern Appalachians
Government survey notes southern Appalachian forest lands recently acquired for protection and grazing potential. It covers forage value, water, timber on upper slopes, and management to prevent land injury while outlining cattle grazing benefits over sheep, dog problems, and swine considerations under regulated use.
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Washington
Fide Hiate
The
Forest Service
Fayda
War censorship and newspaper use in Paris described
A British summary explains how wartime censorship and paper shortages forced rapid redistribution of stories from front pages to other papers. It notes editors struggle with edits and omissions, the spread of a single despatch across multiple papers, and the impact on Paris publishing, including the disappearance of illustrated journals and the rise of news vendors.
Magnitude of the Congressional Library Showcased in Washington
In Washington on December 13 the Library of Congress is highlighted for its vast growth and priceless collections. The annual report notes 2,153,309 books and pamphlets, 663,004 serials, and 116,412 prints and photographs acquired in the past year, with Sitt’s gift bolstering rare semitic works and Chinese literature expanding by over 17,000 volumes.
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Washington
Congressional Library
Pricelen
Iin
Ube Tibrary
Avery
Herbert
Potham
Abrarian
Gallegan
Wannade
Jacob H.scitt
Hing Kwai Fung
Callio
Bean
Morcy-Argentat
Hiller Amusement Company to Exhibit Filmed Scenes
Alston DB Nixon presents at Victoria theater Mopongah Monday night a showing by the Hiller Ari anil Amusement Company of filmed scenes from Platier Pasture Ot Knori Industries and Weston state hospital. The educational as well as entertaining exhibition has been in production for some time for exhibition on canvas and promises to educate while amusing audiences.
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Knori Industries
Fannington
Parr
Mahongah
Dhinn~ Mon
Palrview
Weston
State Hospital
Victoria Theater
Mopongah
Alston DB
Nixon
Hiller
Anil Amusement Company
Air
Nizotr
Obituary: Joan Harber Funeral Plans at Baptist Church
Joan Harber aged 33 known as a retired taser from Clive died Saturday evening after illness. Survived by widow Harriet and four daughters and two sons. Daughters include Mrs Wo J Newton Mire City, Mrs FS Swiger Olive, Mrs John Daewinson Bristol, Miss Wille Harbert at home. Sons Charles and Lloyd Harbert Olive. Funeral at Baptist church of Bardia with Odd Fellows cemetery at Sardi.
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Joan Harber
Mark
Clive
Zolsinske Satay
Harriet Harvert
Wo J. Newton
Mire
FS. Swiger
Olive
John Daewinson
Bristol
Wille Harbert
Charlesi
Lloyd Harbert
Baptist Church
Bardia
Belin
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Sardi
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Charleston
Guy Prichard
Farmant
Fe. BR. Hood
Fayettevillé
Staats
Roane County
GW. Otto
Wheeling
Will Long
Auchlebourne
House
Otto
Long
At-Armin
West Virginia
Miss Henderson
Bowery
Pan
Caan
Androp Cemulock
oMar
Corsee
Asociated Press
Marie
Peraliag
Newa
Pete Amory
Dale
Ihsan Vafternoon
New York
Paris
Nort
Frante
Furis
Solasors
Paneer
la Homme Enchaine
Anther
Calftane
Megane
Maxame Cabitaus
Galient
Pittiesstr
Cenvor
Flalenr de Nice
Cri de Paria
Was
MIT
Kovarnev
Paria
Mirat
Wien
Illustrated Journala
Library OF Congress
Mahongah ‘Theater
W. J. Newton
Clarksburg
Nettleton
Jas. A. Banister Shoes
Min
Romeos
Brown
Bigek
Paccvesienesaeenns
SBY
Ates
Lavender
Gray
Blake
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