Immigrant Bill Sparks Debate In Nation’s Capital
A heated session in Congress centers on a plan to admit limited numbers of refugees as a humanitarian measure and national security concern. Supporters, including several Democratic leaders, urge open doors while opponents warn of strains on resources and potential political backlash.
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Tudor Teadtore
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Bridgeman
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Moran and Mack Get New Laurels at Blue Ridge Theatrale
Moran and Mack, popular vaudeville duo, headlined at the Blue Ridge Theatrale with a lively Friday show. The acts included Ralph Saxbury, a singer, ventriloquist, and a comedy team, delivering a varied program that drew praise for harmony and novelty. The opening bill featured Miss Brady and a promising acts lineup, with plans announced for upcoming shows.
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Blue Ridge
Ralph Saxburr
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Meiry
Francis
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Wil Ba
Frankly Hall
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George McManne
AIC Ripow
Arena Brothers
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Dom Billie
Local Church Services Outline and Schedules
The notice lists multiple church events with dates, times, leaders, and topics. It covers Sunday school at various churches, Epworth League and Junior League meetings, youth groups, and evening sermons, naming pastors such as Rev. W. J. Eddy and Rev. J. Oroomfield, with subjects like "Christ Our Hope" and "Come Walk With Me."
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Clandy Horne
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Tolaban
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C.W. Evans
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Tha Epworth
Ruth
Wyckoff
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Iden Bishs Chelstlin
Mies Ath Wan Mold
Tagiday Wroatni
Chureh
Bryeld
Elobe
Monongah High School Debates and Society Notes
The Monongah community covers a 1912 event with a school debate between literary societies at West Mononga high. Cristally, Christiana Owens, and Elizabeth Shaver among participants. the Chrystanthean Society won. A church event and club elections follow with names: Madge Hall president, Alisa Gaskins vice president, Sarah Weming secretary, Della White treasurer. committees formed. Reports from Mannington and Fairmont note visitors and attendees including Mrs. Princes Gilona, Moses Margarit Smith, Geneva Martin, and Mary Amalia Powell.
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Omary
Nail
Laura Collins
Doris Suartin
Pauling Mitler
Annia McKain
Aveletien
West
Madge
Alisa Satherina Gaskins
Sarah Weming
Della White
Warn
Jamem Faculte Motorad
Mannington Yoatertay
Princes Gilona
Pairmants Yautertay
Moses Margarit Smith
Ana ‘Wo Martin
Geneva Martin
Xara
Alopning
Jay
M. Langaater
Fairmant Gotoring
Mary Amalia
Powell
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Bloor Court House
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Baptist Ghoreh
Sarvices
Firat
W. J. Eddy
Kingdom of God
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Santor Baptist
Young People’s Union
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Young Feo Piel Union
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Soyer
the Baptist Arnas
Columbia Atraat
Chiro
Walter Barna Jiagior
C. Meatien
Beatrice Ballo McKingey
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All Hall Imeanue
Will Peatch
Daly Borke
Fred B. Caboon
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Christian Church
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Walnut Avenue
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Bible School
Wondel Moran
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Sayday School
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Atroat Methodist
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Diamond and
Market Atrerta
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First Presbyterian
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the National Bank OF Fairmont Capital
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John Yeror
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Massion County
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