Festival 5 to be given by children
Salem May 6 news outlines May 15 festival by grades with singing games and folk plays on the public school campus. A Clean Up Day is proclaimed by Mayor Kemper for May 15, urging citizens to clean streets and curb refuse while the city covers disposal costs. A musical recital at the Capital Christian Endowment Church May 9 features a pipe organ and local and out of town talent with free admission and a free will offering for the Christian Endeavor. Political notes include Arnest Randolph announcing his Democratic bid for Congress and a May 11 college debate on military preparedness.
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L. I. Kemper
Capital
Bocloty
Theity and
Conanunity di
Plano
Minyox Hallie Wax Horn
Alberta Davis
Misa
Gladys Brown
Mira Susie Seager
Mian
Margaret Train
Randolph
Wilson
J. D. Lowther
Robert West
Mo IL van Horn
Ernest Randolph
Coastland Davis
A. J.C. Mond
T. F. Kemper
HH. My Davis
M. Sh. Davis
Trade Conditions and Labor Impacts on Markets Today
The report notes restraining influences on trade from labor unrest and high costs. Supply chain strains persist with materials scarce and shipments delayed, causing manufacturers to curb orders rather than boost demand. J B Tratner visits Oklahoma for weeks, touring significant oil holdings.
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Grain and stock markets mixed as May wheat holds firm
Chicago reports crop damage from green bug and Persian fly aiding wheat trade. May wheat holds around 104, July 162 with minor gains in corn and oats. New York markets show broad security gains on expectations of German pledge and Mexican tensions easing, led by motor shares and railroad issues while agricultural prices edge lower in Pittsburgh and Chicago livestock trades.
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Newuciareo Rasey
Chicago
New York
Washington
Germany
Albeltt
Davices
Meslean Petroleum
Texve Company
Ilmost
California
Maxwells
Willys Overland
Prudebaker Gad Aled
Motor Inter
Ater
Cructite
Lacka
William Teole
New York Air Brake
Frudebaker
Westinghouse
Wage Increase At South Penn Oil West Virginia Employees
Charleston reports the South Penn Oil Company announced a ten percent wage increase for all West Virginia employees earning less than $2,000 annually. The raise takes effect beginning May 1.
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Charleston
South Penn Ol Company
West Virginia
Wealthy Actress Refuses Burial For Relative
Chicago reports another body received by wealth actress Mary Marshall grandmother of Lilyan Lorraine. The theater star rose to fame in the Follies beauty squad five years ago and now declines to give her relative a burial.
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Potters Field
Paupera
Chicago
Mary Marshall
Lillian Lorraine
Robinson wins broad GOP support at Wheeling convention
A Wheeling state convention sent overwhelming Republican support to Ira Eb. Robinson for governor. The statement from Robinson headquarters says Republicans from every county will unite to elect Robinson and the GOP ticket by a large margin, noting harmony and unity across the state and strong backing from delegates and attendees.
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Crafton
Ira EB. Robinson
Wheeling
Judge Robinson
Robinson
Ory
West Virginia
Enya
Judge Hobinson
Kaulson
Uhour Fac
Rtobinson
Isaie
Epworth League Social At Hagmond Chapel
May 6 entertainment at the Hagmond chapel hosted by Mr and Mrs DeGolyer featured games and refreshments. Attendees included Zara Gideker Ronnie Mall Leutah Barron Evelyn Woodford Ruth Normin Grace Stogers and many others with Mrs Swintzel surprised by a Ladies Aid visit. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Cecil Cottritt.
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Ruth Normin
Grace Stogers
Anaona Detoyler
Earl Heem
Grace Grail
Ovie Swisher
Lenora Whitner
Madin NcCoyler
Ace Arnets
Stella DeGoyler
Low Skidmore
Artie Davin
Francis Collett
Houlah Nutter
Harry G. Deea
Wr. Wise
Ates
Starkey
C. le Nutter
Hertha Callett
BM. Davis
Ola Whitney
Wy Kelly
Dasioyler
Essie
Laithnite Kramer
the Hey
C. W. Wise
Harry G. Deem
Clarence PeGoyter
UN Stepherts
Okey
Luther Long
Thirt Detioyler
Wall
Oil and Gas Development Of Talstate Fields Review
Weekly summary shows continued routine drilling in Guatern fields with no new producing zones found. Several wells show limited production, including Lowries Run and McGuire area, while Dorseyville and Grant district sites report modest outputs. West Virginia and Harrison County tests yield mixed gas and oil results, with one large gas flow at Me Lime formation near Marion County and other rigs advancing to fifth sand targets. Local activity includes personnel notes and moves, with several farms and districts mentioned across Allegheny, Wetzel, Harrison, and surrounding counties.
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Lowries Run
Ross ' Township
Allegheny County
Goas
McGuire
Dorseyville
Indiana Township
National OH and Gas Company
J. Haas
Bant Finley Township
Washington County
Clark
Statton
Manufacturers Light and Heat Company
D. Craft Helra
Freehold Oil and Gas Company
John Irwin
Gordon
Dorseyville Pool
Allegheny
Jerry Evans
and Gas
Esther Evans
West Virginia
Richwod Run Oil Company
John Mills
Richwood Inn
Grant District
Wetzel County
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Maxon
Grave Creek
Cameron
Patterson Glass Company
Shirley Hughes
Gordon Stray
Fish Creek
Mondo
Larimer Oi Company
J. F. Crowe
Jefferson District
Pleasants County
Ira Williams and Company
Union
Clay County
Chalmers Oil and’ Gas Company
Connell Heirs’ Farms
Harrison County
Hacker's Creek
Lows County
Central
West Virginia Gas’ “Company
Porter Maxwell
Tennille Creek
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Hazelgon
Carnegie Natural Gas Company
W. G. Allen
Isane
Wnton
Mope Natural Gas Company
Nancy E. Nutter
Fair Gasner
Rock Camp
Rin
Moffesira
Roegen
Stewart Farm
West Fore River
Clark Disteler
Candidates for County Jobs See Large Field
Pairmont May 6 Hundreds seek county posts as filings close with fif teen days left The list includes candidates for House of Delegates Brooks Hutchinson George W Lowers Walter Ellason J L Tennant E O Murray for Republicans and Frank C Haymond Ira Akin for Democrats Also seeking offices are candidates for county commissioner W P Mason M V Millan N Anderson Grant Huey F Burnette for Republicans Prosecuting attorney J Morgan W R Haggerty Assessor C H Bartlett W S Hamilton J W Davis Sheriff W H Veach P B Swearingen W P Smith A Ms Glover Perry Burton with party lines noted
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Circuit Clerk's Office
House of Delegates
Brooks Hutchinson
George W. Lowers
Walter Ellason
J. L. Tennant
Wage settlement ends Charleston labor dispute at Glen Verdis
An agreement between the Electro Metallurgical Company at Glen Ferdis and its workers averted a walkout. The settlement grants a 25 percent wage increase and promises no discrimination between union and non union men, with production resuming Monday.
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Charleston
Glen Ferdis
Fractured gas well questioned as freak in Ohio region
Yesterday morning a gas flow declined sharply with capacity around one million cubic feet daily. A Pittsburg gas company manager called the well a freak and questioned its gas source, suggesting Dig Lime rather than Big Injun. In southeastern Ohio deep sand zone, several wells show light production with some duster statuses and a few small streamers, including George Drescher farm and JT Rudolph farm tests.
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Pittsburg
Ohio
Oho
Gore
Green Township
Hocking County
Chartlers Ol Company
George Drescher
Clinton
Jackson Township
Monroe County
Carter Ott Company
Ludolph
Ludlow
Washington County
Hunt and Company
Peter Fulmer
Faverence
William Render
J. D. Lohmer
Accidents Reported Across State With Fatalities
Charleston reports 409 industrial accidents statewide to the workmen's compensation department with ten fatalities. Closely monitored incidents involve multiple plants and workers, highlighting safety concerns in the industrial sector.
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Charleston
Workmen's Compensation Department
Prominent Chicago Suffrage Leader to Parade June 7
Mrs. Joseph L. Bowen, key in establishing Chicago juvenile and related courts, aided investigations of public dance halls and liquor restrictions, and has been highly active in the suffrage movement as a noted parade participant.
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Chicago
Joseph L. Bowen
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