Building Trades Organize Council Elects Leaders
Building trades council held a meeting at Jeklayern Hall electing leaders for the new term. Presides J. A. Seeanne, vice president vlan prnaldent, secretary EF. Comba, treasurer George Mind, and assistant secretary W. W. cmb Ti. The event formalized governance for ongoing organizing efforts.
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Uzi Palmont Rwiding Trades Saneil
Jeklayern Hall
Ellcted
Kuft
Prexidest
J. A. Seeanne
Vlan Prnaldent
Comba
Cardini Aecratary
George Mind
W. W
Thei Senet Teantny Os
Prizes and Honors At Final 1.8 Chapel Exercises
Many prizes and athletic letters were awarded during the final 1.8 chapel exercises at Fairmont High. The event featured choral and instrumental performances, with prizes funded by local organizations and individuals. Principal George H. Colebank received a Mason emblem token as thanks for leadership, and a poetry contest honor highlighted a vocal solo by Alan Pauline Reed.
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Uro
Fairmont High
Avery
Wright Mesd
Vario Lassie
Wehiolay Wall
Muir of
Vinltors
Minn Exana Aahwad
Alan Pauline Reed
Mise
Ansa ‘Hammond
Ohoo
AraurioasandeBlar Spangird Bas
Hugh F. Th
Mlaw
Audiencs
Marie Ee
J ‘Goorko
Jieal
Mata
Tian
Myra
Moorer
Mins Eenbeth
Mayers
Glenn Gladsy Haaty
Walter Prion
Jlean Renso
Kannuth Parker
Behooln
Go Wilson
Lin Urtzen
Nanay
Tun
Mies Hazel Dunlam
Otis
Wilton
Manion
Tamasron
Rim
University of Miltn
Pelante Mathonaucs
Athietic
Kahn
B. Hart
Ilal
Speeddon
Eakin
McNeely
Miller
Moi
M. Hawking
Carter
Johne
Abbott
Riskoth
Laltwety
Brot
Teach
Trick
Bronil Weistt
Cole
Eatin
Hall
Kinney
Bivas
Pars Tish
Thru
Wire Emit
Cola
Higt Potipol
Pontont
Will
Romano
Mr. Com
Mn Tao
Princinal
H. Colebank
Kaho
Colebank
West Side Grade School Program Highlights Local Contest
Readable excerpts show West Side Grade School hosting a judging of student work with 160 participants. The program included prizes from The West Virginian for best sections of study and lists many winners across multiple schools. Notable names include Juanita Polloy Lulu McCord Mary Provence and Virgil Conley, with prizes amounts noted.
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Wieburnk
Ulu Gmide
Uelrogram
Ubo
Atvecei
Amurlcan
Prisen Tavine
Maymond
Pela
Wilmasy
Boccara
D. A
Rarnga Mhool
Murugrat
Butcher Yehoo
Luellin
Hall
Blataing
Virgil Conley
Millar
Yeboo
Lulu McCord
Paul Duvinton
Ware
Juanita Polloy
Memninx
Rt Secont Prise
Lulu
McCord
Au1hi School
Mary Provence
Casserolt
Tn San A Soa Aames School
Latta
Astay Tatler sKkenuuth
Coluian Arnett
Millian Cunningham
Raly
Lb. Unowo
Charles Hy Purwer
Charles F Fated
John Coguhanor
Jay A Lae
Nelson M. Rickman
Able
Hogel Mi Barr
Allene
Connom Aille Dewglaey
Ruby
Uamilton
Mar A. Jones
Ruth ‘Rail
Mary J. Tenner
Agnes P. Japp
Sean M. Lapinekt
Margaret
Ridenour
Dutchor School
Jones Alant
Dunlor Tarr
Cipde Leonard
Jhouncey Laima
Robert Kling
Scott D. Lowes
George Moore
Oul Doorn
Willy Muttingly
Wittaut McCarrs
Oliver MeIutire
Shur “McQueen
Henry Thowpaon
Wiliam Rewd
Charles Wine
Oliver Wood
Wily Sunde
Marjoria Raemare
Meee WhLnbun
Mary Bionix
Helen Bopgoss
Cadariny Brett
Kuclin Barnes Hult
Gweetolyy
Fana
Clara Huwheine
Catherina
Hawiey
Keith Hart
Martha Houston
Sarah Knight
Dodthy Stealey
Ruth Sole
Dorothy Watts
Fleming Echool
Virgil Con
Jos
Tarsawl Dewkar
Thomas Vendorwen
Edward Schneider
James Apndlafors
Marguerite Houde
Vicot Jonge
Jille Lwin
Bora
Mallavice Morrta
Inanita Posing
Jostte Smith
Muller
Dilint Carrigo
Billy Pulkengtine
John P. Amerifeild
Dutint OF
Junior Paillign
Lasife E. White
Artie Suntor Lie Mando
Willian Kulner
John FF. Sbotta
Adelaide Maril
Holm Li He
Lara F McCord
Mary Provanne
Miver Snyder
Loulan Moore
Elliol
Nigon
Norma Kigoy
Mary
Priterson
Helm M. Neveny
Wiliam Slidell
Tia Maddy
Richard H. Wraase
Charles Merrido
Charlan Toothman
Crete L. Masters
Virginia Claxton
Edna Shackleford
Colla Stiver
Witt C. Hooke
Hela Peay
Mary Rewino
Willind
Black
Albert R Hager
Paul Davilaon
Pan
Shareood
Ian Deter
Dorsey Sterne
Aubrerford Taylor
Beall Hudgins
Matt Fet Boyer
Moth Crush
Irane Bhatton
Edits Robey
Marion Ei. McWharter
Mabel i Bwiger
Leanore
Cough
Ruby J. Hamilton
Dorothy V. Hickman
Beatrica B
Tripp
Mile
Lenham
Ellen
Shotts
Jane Johnson Grathus
Marabell
Elizabeth Wantmad
Grace Watson
Evelyn ‘Rigra
Margeret Marshall
Whituly School
Merqua
Beadie
Fleming
Lastle Hall
Abn
Eplile Donglan
Barnea School
Boots C/ Laws
Piraaiecieia
Rail Men Lose Two Thirds Wage Increase
Chicago June 1 a rail wage cut affects nearly all railroad workers with about two thirds of the July wage increase denied by the railroad labor board. The ruling reduces salaries by roughly 400 million dollars from the current year total and applies to eight and one half percent cuts for most workers. The board’s action, though to be implemented on July 1, follows petitions seeking higher pay and affects 68 to 104 roads, potentially changing average earnings by about two million men.
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Greamnin
Declio
Althouyt
Pulsment Chambers of Commerce
Fairment
Aly
Connell
Orhgalex
Milas Mary
Duval
Mustutage
Kotechary
Mamitier
Marrmont
A. Fiaire
Walton
Tombershy
Alory
Tuller
Tarmont Printing Company
Hmda Crams Ag
End of Term Programs At Local High School
A garbled yet recognizable year end program at the local high school features class night and senior events. Freshman through senior years are represented by themed showcases and student acts. A Thursday commencement is planned at Diamond Street Church with Tadyn W Meredith delivering the address. The Diamond Street ceremony precedes Friday’s Fairmont Hotel reception hosted by Attorney Harry Shaw, president of the district board, with graduates and guests in attendance.
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Sonley Cium
Alg
Gresenind
Cenral Shool
Fetore « Srand
Totlows Clas
Frank
Claas
Seoma
Boony IA
Busah
Jack Yard
Brudle
Glass Wild High School
Antorutamestaor
Diamond Street
Tadyn W
Meredith Will Halfwin
Aunt Baugunt
Swissehitt
Fairmont
Harry
Shaw
Joextinn
Talon Independance Diantrict
Real Estate Deeds Filed In Fairmont District
Real estate deeds filed for record from Monongalia and Marion counties show transfers in Parmington Fairmont and adjoining districts. Names include J Howard Coleman and wife to Pred N end Ethel Martin and Tony Latiage, with various consideration amounts and property descriptions.
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Benn
Clark Law
Satstarfield
J. Howard Coleman
Ethel Martin
Parmington
B. Payne
Wits
Tony Latiage
Tuton
Amnett
Fairmont
Ela Deed Co
Thomas Wire
Grant Quatriot
Monongalis County
Paw Paw
Merion County
Ettersn Arnstt
Syreneee
Tendja Pevirem
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Alya
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Coal Production and Shipment Report From Fairmont
A lengthy 1920s era summary details coal mining output in Fairmont and surrounding districts. It tracks May production on the Monongah division and Western Maryland lines, cites tonnages for mines and rail shipments, notes coke figures, and mentions foreign trade interest and a forthcoming Commerce Chamber meeting.
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Amd
Gary Ot Doe
ORL
Ompw
Tennan
Yio Monongati
Livinton
Ocafe
Mongaguhele
West Virginia
Maryland
U To
Walllo
Clarksburs
Yale
Fairmont
Ohla
Orkeily
Pune
Curtis
Monougih
Embloadi
Ely Heuylust
London
Gallarity Trust, Company
New York City
Great Britain
Amerita
Arkon
Hind
Etlon Ek Thie
Northi
Viatia
Roan
Minougut
Hinganon
Alan’ Run
West “Virginia
Fairmon 7 Women Get Appointments
In Fairmont seven women were named to appointments as part of a slate announced by state officials. Delegates from West Virginia reported the list during the Milwaukee event, with names including Mrvy and George DeBolt among the appointees.
Murdered Man Found Near Pine Grove School
The unknown man was found with four bullet wounds along Yonir Run Road near Pine Grove school. At ~2:00 a.m. Tuesday the coroner and county authorities inspected the body, described as about 25 years old, 6 feet 7 inches tall, 160 pounds, with short hair and a small mustache, wearing a white shirt and a blue vest and coat made of patterned fabric. Efforts to confirm identity or identify suspects continue.
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Lallah
Gad Denham First Co
Yoni
Pine Grove
J.D. Offner
Bal Sur
New Gas Rates Announced for Fairmont
Fairmont announces new gas pricing effective November 1 through March 31. The plan shows a 39 cent per unit increase from previous rates, with a 44 million total bill estimate and 81 per cent discount available for certain customers.
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Ile
Mosoupaliela
Fairmont
Tuulumteial
Wintai
Chad
Attorney General Visitor in ity Knights of Pythias meeting
A fragmented report describes a Knights of Pythias assembly with grand lodge officers present. It notes preventive actions by the order and references Marion, Jodge, and lambern members. The account mentions last night’s meeting and a grand officer visit, with unclear details lingering in the OCR.
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Noror
Knights of
Pythias
Ina Hore
Evesiiai
Mouniat aGity Ingh
Monihatd
Marion
Jodge
sLambern
Fragmentary report details arrest and injuries in village
A garbled local notice describes an arrest related to a confrontation near Port and a wounded person. It mentions names and places in a jumbled way, implying police action and a pending outcome. The legibility is poor and no clear dates or entities are extractable.
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Gublikharm
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Building Trades _ Organize Council
West Side
Labor Board
Showalter
Exercles
InChurch
Baltimore
Gans
Chamber of Commerce
Fairmon
Gen. Eniland
CNS
Elt Baglass
Wito
Kimaniac Club
Yappiveleléa
Iba
Alorine
Ieee
Huytington
Cnet
Jack Amdole
Amor Dunham
Keysér Club
Barry
Newry
Atbott
M. Uxrdnor
H.C. Nuit
J. OL Seolt
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Alvank
David
Steekrete
Alumnil Atenten
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