Third Party Drive Stirring in State Politics
A Charleston convention call by William Petry of the United Mine Workers aims to nominate a third party candidate led by Montgomery. The plan could split the vote, threaten the Republican position, and force a three cornered race, with Petry predicting major shifts though observers expect limited gains for any third ticket.
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William Petry
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Gor Montgomery
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Distribution Inefficiency Doomeds Headline
A fragmented discussion on government role in rationing staple goods. The piece notes labor and merchant groups framing the issue, urging education of merchants and distributors to improve supply chains and consumer access amid ongoing agitation for action.
Fairmont Leaders Urged to Build on Progress
A spirited onetime banquet at First Presbyterian spurs Fairmont toward growth. Citizens discussed big projects like a brass mill, coke plant, Fairgrounds and a new bridge. A clear call urged joining the Chamber of Commerce to organize municipal effort and turn plans into action.
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Fairmont
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Faimmont
Mossback
Fairgrounds
New Bridge
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Louisiana Senate Rejects Suffrage Amendment By 22 to 19
Article describes Louisiana’s Senate voting down the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment by a 22 to 19 margin. It notes General Pershing’s retirement could affect U.S. politics in four years and discusses labor issues, the Chamber of Commerce survey on shop-level democratization, and the Chicago convention’s impact on the Republican Party’s unity and 1920 prospects.
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Senate
Pershing
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United States Chamber of Commerce
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Vague Political Rhetoric andHints of a Membership Drive
Fragmentary notes reference nonpartisan activity and a G C membership drive. Mentions Lodge and a planned activity near week end. Expresses uncertainty about outcomes like a horse race and notes orators may speak, with scattered political allusions.
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Horwal Students Figure in Comedies
Readable lines show Horwal students involved in comedic scenes. The item presents a brief notice-like update on a school group participating in light theater or humor performances with named individuals. No dates or venues are provided in the fragments.
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Stev ens Child Dies At Normal School Play
A tragic incident at the Normal school during a class play led to the death of a child and the injury of another. The father was jailed yesterday as law proceedings followed. Authorities describe the events as complex with the family seeking relief at home.
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Constipation relief with a simple laxative
A patient recounts severe stomach discomfort and constipation after doctor visits. After trying various remedies including Black Draught, the author finds the laxative effective, noting sour stomach and bowel normalization with continued use. The piece reads as a testimonial to a favorite laxative.
Public event in Will Be St NY with $515 admission
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