Political Tickets and Local Safety Warning Prominent
The Republican slate lists Warren and Wurning for national offices with Coolidge as vice president and Rostabloom for Congress. State tickets include Ephrian scream for governor and others in key posts. A bridge accident and several electrical danger incidents prompt Dr. Ramage of Fairmont hospital to urge a valley wide safety education program in schools.
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National
Warren &. Wurning
Yale
Calvin Coolidge
Mass
Copgrise
Ben “Rostabloom
Wheeling
Box Goveror
Ephrian Scream
Fairmont
Houston G. Young
Charleston
George M
Ford
Dusbar
W. $. Johnson
Mt. Hope
John C. Bond
E. T. England
Logan
Bisid
J. E
Stewart
Morgantown
Senate
Bowers
Mannington
George W
Clarksburg
Lumbesport
Aves le
Han
Teg
Templedo
Baden
Ramage
Fairmont Hospital
Fragmented political rant on tic removal and party lines
A garbled political speech fragment discusses removing tic points from politics, mentions Cox and Wilken, and references Democratic and Republican lines. The text is incomplete and reads like a botched OCR of a period column with scattered names and phrases.
Political Turmoil and Traffic Safety in Early News
Franklin Roosevelt era debate on tariffs and free trade clashes with calls for stable policy. The piece notes the tariff commission's limits, critiques governing leaders, and highlights public concerns about campaign funds, rail safety, and automobile accident fatalities. It also mentions the Interstate Commerce Commission rule on open top wagon mine equipment and local efforts to curb roadside signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fine
Sweat Tariff Commission
Petate Pansies
Butt
Commission
Congress
Woodbury
Daniels
Roosevelt
We 8
Colby
Col. Coring
Senate
Boise Perrose
Cox
Simmons Pt Indo
Democratic Party
Franklin D
Clarence Watton
Tarif
National Safety Council
Atlantic City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Record of 1820 Breaks in Current Subjects SS
Freight transport shows sharp gains in early August with carloads reaching a yearly peak. The week ending August 7 reports $42,150 carloads, a rise over 1919 figures, and improvements in railway efficiency after recent strikes.
Funeral Notice for Edward W. Lowery
The funeral for Edward W. Lowery, who died in Toledo, Ohio, last Wednesday, will be held Sunday at 2:30 PM from his father J. W. Lowery’s home on Walnut Avenue. Burial will follow in Maple Grove Cemetery, with Musgrave and Son as undertakers. Mrs Lowery and his son accompanied the body home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Jleverr
Toledo
Ohio
J. W. Lowery
Wianut
Maple Grove Cemetery
Musgrave and Son
Ambiguous Coal Transport Report From An Old Paper
Fragments indicate movement of coal production and transport data with figures about August completion. The text references statistics on coal production and distribution and notes timing near this season, but details are incomplete and unclear.
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