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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
1
Legal experts argue that fundamental constitutional changes require legislative action rather than voter referendums. The opinion outlines limits of direct democracy and calls for careful constitutional amendment processes.
Ohio Supreme Court ruled the constitutional amendments cannot be submitted to referendum under the state referendum clause. The decision voids injunctions against submission and affects ratification of prohibition-related amendments. The court adjourned next Monday as term continues, with Hawke challenging suffrage measures in a related action.
Federal wheat and wheat products price controls end today as the wheat director ceases $2.20 a bushel for wheat. The war effort ends with contracts to be cut by the United States operation. The government shifts to winding up affairs and turning over assets to the Treasury. The article notes the passing end of the program.
Real estate brief notes several building lots in Beverst along Fairmont and Bellview Avenues. Properties are well located with trees, fairly priced and suitable for immediate improvement or investment. Interested buyers are urged to phone for details.
Associated Press dispatch from Vera Cruz dated June 1 reports President Wilson offering hospital ships, nurses, doctors, and medical supplies to combat the bubonic plague now visible in the city. Eleven authenticated cases and five deaths are noted.
Mir and Mrs Rownd invite Hermione and narrator to Hill Crest after a holiday. Early departure, cattle feeding, pleasant view, neighbors mentioned. Conversation touches on prideful Rebbet, dry goods, potential sale, and expectation of rising hop prices. note about Sam Brady and a plan to report more on page four.
A telegram dated May 31 from Chicago mentions Lively and Fairmont West Virginia with Ingram to be with you and a seventh fall program following. Signed Harry Culbertson.
Fragment references a woman who collected gray Kid gloves at a traction office and a return game in West Virginia. Details, names, and full context are missing.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a gin or department notation with numbers and unclear context. The readable elements include the words Gin and WER with possible yardage or measurement hints. No coherent event or person details emerge to anchor a full summary.
Attorney Ira Smith reports a city board decision to install four modern sanitary drinking fountains. They will provide public water at mains temperature using an automatic valve system to serve people and horses during the hot season.
The Salvation Army Home Service Appeal opens today with reports of delayed calls for supplies from ward captains. A new water fountain system will provide drinking water for horses and drivers in Fairmont, while an ordinance for water works governance is discussed. Residents in the Sixth ward appeal for repairs to a stone wall and sidewalk in front of the former Normal school property. Women leaders take charge of the campaign, with organized efforts by Mist Millie Evang and Mrs Jeannette Arnett Deeper guiding the female divisions.
Ohio miners press lawmakers to back the Harding resolution as part of a broader call for support in Congress. Union officials cite local job impacts and the need for targeted policies to advance miners interests amid national energy debates.
United Mine Workers President Keeney is due in Fairmont today as coal loading runs heavy amid ample car supply. Monongahela and West Maryland railroads report better than usual stocks. prices may soften if car supply improves. Routine canal and canvass activity noted with officials preparing for primary results and legal actions by coal associations in federal court.
A dozen women sympathizers disrupted the U S Senate gallery in Washington, pressing questions about Ireland and the English presence. Vice President Marshall ordered ushers to restore order after interruptions as one speaker urged removing the protesters for backing Ireland against England.
Charges that liquor was sold over the bar in New York at exorbitant prices. Allegations include counterfeiting liquor from bonds and claims some government officials were personally involved. Senator Calder calls it a general job in New York.
The Attorney General argues for state reform in a debate on public law. Louis F. Post advocates decrying law as the public demands and seeks to rid state governance of excess.
Women's fraternal and charitable groups that plan to contribute to the Salvation Army Home Service fund or join the drive are asked to contact Miss Nellie K. Evans at phone 82 8000 as soon as possible to align on this part of the week's effort.
Frances Ingram cannot appear in Fairmont Jane on May 31 in Chicago TL. She may perform June 7 instead, per Harry Culbertson.
New swimming schedules are in effect at the Pairmont Y M C A today. The schedule outlines times for public swims and practice sessions with officials confirming updated durations and lane usage.
The Senior Short Course at Fairmont Normal University will be staged in the auditorium on January 8 evening. Tickets are on sale now through the senior class and advance sales indicate a likely strong turnout with high demand for seats.
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