Grand Circle Opens Eighth Biennial Session in Masonic Temple
The Grand Circle of the Protected Home Circle of West Virginia begins its eighth biennial session at 10 20 AM in the Masonic Temple. The morning program included talks by A McLean Supreme President of the Organization and Rev C E Goodwin and a piano solo by Goldie Bartholow. The afternoon focuses on business with plans for an eye convention and evening sessions of entertainment and class activities.
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Grand Circle
West Virginia
Masonic Temple
W. W. Cona
Welbat
C. E. Good
Mr. Collins
Mina Bren ‘Allard
A. McLean
Sharon
Pennsylvania
Goldie Bartholow
Miss Marlowe
C. Eodwin
Power struggles shape party convention as Johnson pageresumes spotlight
Text discusses factions within the Republican coalition around a presidential nomination. It notes Johnson appearing as a potential candidate, the old and new guards clashing over a strategy, and fears of radicalism or weakness harming the ticket. It mentions Low as a debated figure and Knox as a possible compromise choice.
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A Johnson
Treme
Eld
Knox
New Guard
Ald
Pesdent Hough
Political Convention Dialog On Hoover And Hays
The piece notes party leaders favor Hoover for president but fear nominating him would anger rival factions. It highlights Will Hays as the most acceptable remaining figure with the least objection, amid broader debates among convention masters. It also mentions large women's club numbers in the Philippines and a vague regional reference.
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Hoover
Johnson
Senate
National Committee
Soover
Will Hays
Nervlax touted by Mrs Hill in West Virginia primary appeal
Mrs Lillian Hill of Clarksburg West Virginia praises Nervlax as a relief for digestive issues and endorses Sen James H Beans while noting General Wood support and primary results. She claims her sickness affected campaigning and urges voters to back a Republican governor candidate.
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Lillian Hill
Clark
Sioner
Samuel B. Montgomery
Lilian Hill
Clarksburg
W. Va
Crane
Dru
Beans
Realty Deeds Filed For Record In Monongah and Fairmont
Deeds recorded by the county clerk show transfers including A G E Anderson and wife to Everett H Walker a lot in Pople Avenue Fairmont for 5 dollars. Madison S Smith and wife to Ida C Miller et al Sewickley coal vein on a Paw Paw district tract for 1 dollar. Ellen Smith to Summers Haugh land on Highland street Fairmont for 500 dollars. West End Improvement Company to William Holbert land in Fairmont’s Eighth Ward for 400 dollars. L S Schwenck special commissioner to Ellen Smith Highland street Mannington for 1579 dollars.
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Couunty
A. G. E .William €. Anderson
Everett H. Walker
Pople Aver Ave
Fairmont
Monongah Investment Co
Lee M. Satterfield
Brookdale
Monongah
H. I. Stretchberry
Pitsburg
Winteld
Jane Downs
Belle Jones
Farmington
Ellen Smith
Summers Haugh
Highland Street
Pennsylvania
H. Shriver
Ph A. Courtmont
West End Improvement Company
William Holbert
Eighth Ward
L.S. Schwenck
Mannington
To Hold Big Meeting Tonight
Representatives of several Import Yeot committees formed to improve sanitation conditions of Fairmont will meet tonight in the Red Cross room of the Court house at eight o'clock. All members of the following committees are urged to attend: The Woman's club Fair-.
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Fairmont
Red Cross
Court House
Woman's Club
Falr
City Visit Aims To Remedy Unsanitary Conditions
A city inspection by multiple groups including the Elks club finds numerous unsightly dump holes and health threats to residents. The effort seeks to educate and safeguard residents from illness during the summer season through improved sanitation and public outreach.
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the Elks’ Club
First Artificially Sawed Stone Structure Erected in Avo Isle
Avo Isle, Pa hosts a landmark building noted as the first structure in the area to be constructed with stone cut by artificial means. The project, linked to the League of Nations expenses up to July 1, 1920, is reported at 250 000 L.
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Avoisle
League ‘of Nations
Ruling Fines Couple in Adultery Charge
Attorney Frank Amos moves to quash for Mrs. Glenn Snider and Scottie Cann Mayer Conaway. Each fined $40 and costs this morning on adultery charge. Appeal notice and bond of $100 in each case provided by Dessie Coan mother of Scottie. Couple arrested at a house near the Fair last night while assisting with furniture. No other offenders in court.
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Orec
Mae
Frank Amos
Glenn Snider
Scottie Cann
Mayer Conaway
Cann
Amos
Dessie Coan
Scottie
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