Radio Program Tonight Titled Public Health Talk
Public health program airs tonight with Miss Nan TL Dorsey directing the Health Nursing Association of Pittsburgh. Features student selections from Starseret Horn Studio and a later segment on Episcopal Church services. Weather notes show partly cloudy skies in West Virginia with a high around 82.
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Nan TL
Dorsey
Health
Pittsburgh
Pittsparen Fest
Starseret
Pittsboreh
West Virginia
Creed Bolyard
Masonic and Rebelian Lodge to Honor Members in Fairmont
Members of the West Virginia Rebelian Lodge and the T O O F will confer the degree on four candidates at the old Normal School Building. Relatives and dignitaries from Mannington Weston Clarksburg and Parkersburg attend. Memorial services for Fairmont Badge No 21 C O F set for the Methodist church with a procession from the lodge to Woodlawn Cemetery and back for the memorial address by Rev C E King.
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Canton Monongshee
Sararche Miltase
O_O
Misetty
Jocze
Old Normal School
Balding
Mannington
Weston
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Def
Hazel Miller
Stazolla
EB. Barto
Rebekah Lode
Fairview
Vate Fintcher
Iyet, Terrifielq
West Virginia
Fairmont
Iet
Methodist “Episcopal Church
E. King
Mgemal School
Woodlawn
VETS BUREAU MEN WORKING IN CITY
Red Cross officials cooperate with government men for veteran training in the city. Disabled veterans report to arrange appointments with Mr Emmons or Mr Helms. Trainees pursue a wide range of vocations from sales to auto repair and barber work. Monthly government pay supports those in training, with college paths and alternative trades offered. Opportunities extend to high school graduates who wish college, and to those unable to work who may be placed on the War Compensation list.
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Emmann
Red Cross
Emmons
Helms
Fairmont State Normal School
Fairmont Kaya
West Virginia University
Morgontown
Finell
Prominent Minister Haggerty Visits Boyhood Home
The Rev William A Haggerty pastor of East Baltimore M E Church was in Fairmont today stopping at the Pall Mont Hotel. He receives a honorary Doctor of Divinity from West Virginia Wesleyan College and spoke with old friends about Fairmont’s growth since his boyhood days. He recalled football games near Cos Run Hollow and noted the city’s remarkable development.
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William A. Haggerty
East Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Pallmont Hotel
West Virginia
Wesleyan College
Mr. Haggerty
Walter Haggerty
Fairmont
Doctor Haggerty
Cos
Holow
Fairmont Farms
Fairmont Park
Questions on Judan Punishment and Joash's Reign
God punished Judan for idolatry and sent Zechariah to warn them. Joash was slain after Jehoiada’s death, ending a long reign. Amaziah introduced new idolatry. Joash died at an old age after a reign of about thirty years, and Zechariah warned of sin.
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Judan
Joash
Amaziah
Athalah
Jehoiada
Zechariah
Joorh
Hin Sina
Veterans Demand Better Hospitals At DAV Convention
San Francisco June 10 A simple appeal for more sympathetic attitude and active participation of wounded veterans in affairs of their crippled ranks opens as dozens of resolutions prepare for the Disabled American Veterans convention June 26 to 30. Judge Robert S Marx national president says the army of broken boys will seek to remove red tape and reorganize departments handling wounded soldiers. The convention will demand action to remove veterans from overcrowded asylums and improve hospital care. It asks to place disabled vets in charge of personal service at the Veterans Bureau and seeks extensions of hospital and rehabilitation programs. further aims include amended War Risk Insurance limits for neuro psychiatric and tubercular cases and retirement provisions for emergency officers. Other resolutions call for equal educational opportunities under government supervision and faster hospital construction in West and mental care equipment for California. A contact officer for veterans bureau complaints is proposed, with Ralph Horr of Seattle favored for national president.
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Gene Cohn
San Francisco
Robert 5. Marx
Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Bethce
California
Veterans' Bureau of Disabled Men
Bureau
Ralph Horr
Seattle
Wash
Horr
Parkersburg Federal Court Closes Moonshine Trial Run Ends
Parkersburg June 10 The Parkersburg federal court ends its criminal term this evening with the trial of Mr and Mrs Morris Swartz on three informations including possession of five gallons of moonshine and maintaining a nuisance The jury found Rebecca Goldhers guilty on moonshine possession and sale charges while Nem on charges of possessing stills whiskey moonshine and manufacturing moonshine was found guilty on some counts and acquitted on a selling charge Sentences will be set by Judge Baker later.
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Parkersburg
Morris Swartz
Sec
Rebecca Goldhers
Market Street
Wheeling
Tn Informa
Accised
Nem
Baker
Three Men Arrested for Prohibition Violations
Thomas Wilson Bert Lewis and Jin Simms were jailed after county officers raided their homes and found contraband liquor. They were arrested yesterday and await arraignment before a justice of the peace on the Prohibition charge. Sheriff James D Charlton led the raid.
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Thomas Wilson
Bert Lewis
Jin Simms
Aft
Sherif James D. Charlton
Tuberculosis Sanatoria Prove Effective in Many Climates
The article traces Dr Edward Livingston Trudeau's pioneering sanatorium work to treat tuberculosis and notes 689 sanatoria nationwide, with only three in West Virginia. It emphasizes climate independence, widespread public health efforts by the National Tuberculosis Association, and the spread of cheerfulness as a factor in recovery. Local clinics and public health nurses support tuberculosis education and treatment in Fairmont Morgantown and Kanawha, Marshall, Cabell, McDowell, Mercer counties.
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Edward Livingston Trudeau
United States
West Virginia
Marion County
Fairmont
Red Cross Nursing Committee
Morgan—town
Grafton
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Weston
Marshall County
Cabell County
Kanawha County
McDew County
Mercer County
Coal production in region holds above four hundred mark
The report notes continued high coal output in the Coke Belt with Monongahela Railway loading rising to 215 cars on Friday from 92 Thursday and 121 Wednesday. Twenty five mines remained active, maintaining steady conditions over the past three days as weekly figures hint at gains over last week. Eviction cases tied to Brady Coal plant in Monongalia County saw two losses for striking miners, with appeals planned to the Circuit Court and bonds set at 10 each plus 10 cash.
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Monongahela
Pennsylvania
Thurstey
West
Stone
Scott Cent Co
Justice of the Peace
Beatty Irins
C. H. Batter
Wratt
Shinuston
Batley
Nick Jello
Subdistrict 4
Monongah
Wenn Nie Alclo
C. H. Riley
Patrick Buesler
Nick Atollo
St Lawesville
Boushner
Morgantown
Brady Coat
Monon
Mosongélia County
Plaintise Corporation
Parriott to Speak at Local Chautauqua
James B. Parriott of Moundsville, a Republican candidate for Congress, has accepted an invitation to speak at the railroad chautauqua next Thursday evening in this district. F. E. Sapp and H. C. Oxdenvill are among those in charge of the event.
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F. E. Sapp
James B. Parriott
Moundsville
H. C. Oxdenvill
Olebt J
Senate Boosts Appropriation for U. S. Navy
Senate committee increases naval funding while rejecting new bases at San Pedro and Alameda and a Sand Point aviation base. They approve 867,500 extra for Puget Sound and Pearl Harbor yards. Aviation totals reach 14,702,000 with 150,000 for the Army Air Service, 29,703,000 combined. The panel backs developing Indian Head while abandoning Dahleren site. Annapolis class size cut to 200 deemed obsolete as graduates already commissioned.
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Pace
San Pedro
Gal
Almeda
Cal
Sand Point
Wesh
Puget Sound
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Navy Yards
Pir
Army Air Service
Dahleren
Indian Head
Mad
Dalleren
Annapolis Naval
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Clerk Office
Real estate transfers filed list several parcels in Fellmont Union and Mannington Districts with trustees and spouses named. Transfers include J P Birley to Fran Hood and M A Jollitt lot 7 Pike Street addition for 1500 dollars and Curtis W Freeland to Cordelia T Brown Elmira Freeland plot for 1000 dollars. Additional parcels involve Mod’s Run and Buffalo Greek Mannington District for 2000 dollars and Mill Alley Manuington for 6000 dollars. Parties include J Fleming Laura Kannto Oliver Keen and Christian Houserman among others.
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Lee N. Satterficia
J.P. Birley
Fran Hood
M. A. Jollitt
Pike Street
Fellmont
Sprey Linn
Frankie “Br. Linn
Wif
Dora Shatter
Goh. Sheéfer
Hickman Run
Union District
Curtis W. Freeland
Cordelia T. Brown
Elmira Freeland
E. S. Schwanck
Frea W. Bartlett
Buffalo
Mannington
James D. Chariton
Oliver N. Keen
Trea W. Bartlett
Mill Alley
Manuington
Laura Kannto
J. Fleming
Union Independent District
Fleming
Christian Houserman
Coal price inquiry hinge on Hoover agreement findings
The committee will investigate coal prices before and after May 20 noting the Hoover agreement raised contract prices. If prices are not reduced, the Hoover pact is faulted for allowing increases and the Attorney General may indict those who joined in the price uptick.
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Pagr
Hoover
Brothers confess to dynamite plot in Scranton
Joe Lasoucski and his brothers Anthony and Michael, all of Scranton, Pa, are in custody after police say they confessed to two dynamite plots. They allegedly placed dynamite under rails of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line in Scranton causing a rail to derail a freight train, and earlier in May placed a fish plate in Delaware and Hudson rails at the Marvine crossing, discovered before damage.
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Scranton
Joe Lasoucski
Anthony
Michael
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Uve
Marvine
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Pleasants County Backs Neely for U S Senator
The Pleasants County Democratic committee at St Marys voted unanimously to endorse M M Neely of this city for United States senator. G D Smith and other members praised Neely as the ablest standard bearer the Democrats have produced in a generation.
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Democratic Committee
Pleasants County
St. Mary's
M. M. Neely
United States
G.D
Neely
Coal shipments and personnel notes from the Monongahela division
Railroad fuel shipments on Friday show twelve cars moved by the Charleston division and sixyserem cars loaded east and west as coal, coke, and fuel moved. Notable visits include G J Foodveay and Robert H Rfettimire, while W E Watson plans a return from Atlantic City. East and west movement on the Monongah and Charleston lines remained steady with coal predominating.
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Charleston
Pittsburgh
Musburgh
Monononhela Coal Association
Watson
Atlantic City
Grafton
Motonga
Monongah
Funeral of George Lantz Set for Sunday
The body of George S. Lantz a former local resident who died yesterday at his Pittsburgh home will be brought here this evening to the home of Mr and Mrs O Parker at 039 Pennsylvania Avenue. The Cunorps will conduct the service at 8 o clock Sunday afternoon burial to be in charge of Musgrays and Son He had been in failing health for some time and lived here for years working for the local traction company later operating a grocery store at Quincy and Main. He and his family moved to Pittsburgh 15 years ago where he remained and is survived by his wife and one daughter Mrs Dale Bogess
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George S. Lantz
Pitsburgh
O. Parker
Pennsylvania Avenue
Musgrays and Son
Lam
Traction Company
Quincy
Main Streets
Pittsburgh
Dale Bogeess
Miners Homes Fire On Coal River Ambush
Shots fired at miners home area near Sharon as Wratt Gon officials James and Sarid Muptin arrived with troopers after blood trails led to their homes. Six others found missing from the area earlier were later located by strangers armed with rifles and pistols. Arrests were expected on charges of carrying arms and possible federal injunction violations tied to the Dry Brasen Coal Co. protection efforts.
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Shsron Yee
Lonsie “Kirk
Elsie Kingsand
Gus Nilson
James
Sarid Muptin
Wratt
Sharon
Paine
Unts
Bysine
Dry Brasen ‘Coal Co
Program Arranged at Barrackville Bethesda Church
Children Day program set at Bethesda Baptist Barrackville tomorrow with songs prayers recitations and a small play. Leroy Shackelford Albert Den Japanese Drill Ruth Neptuns Helda Clas Teiunia Wisnt Anthem Bobbie Hall Solo Recitation and Beginners Class. Benediction.
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Bethesda Baptist Church
Barrackvilla
Milam
Patna
Leroy Shackelford
Albert den
Ruth Nepttuns
Bobbie Hall
Bud
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Pictor
Calar Episcopal Church
Pittsbursh Parthe
J. van Etten
Ygrand Harvey B. Gaul
Saliss P
Children’s Bible
West Tichouse
KDKA
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Carlton C. Bransby
Astor
Homewood Avenue
Ete Avenue
J Criswell
Moundsvile
Palatine Baptist ‘Baet
Legion‘etrec
Misena Caldera
Heintzelmean
Clevelandseyenuie
iHome
J. D. Snider
Nick Banana
Watervetreet
Snider
Ftaleyere
Frank Snideri
Fevindee Baker
Ureturns
Ralph Godlittle, Jr
Aitit
Mrs Guster
Sutton
Linn “Hall
Ohio State University
Columbbus
Ohio
Harry "Sharp
Frank Ail Albert
Kaleht
T. Silver otmbilyerseTaboring Co
Idisonietrestus
Gack “Hospital
Bill Guylisgudeif
City Sunerdene
Otis G. WiluadedKent
Piasogay
Rat Cock Hospital
Fn Grariety
Franc
Robert ¥.N
Ubon
Ebot
Cook Basin
Powell
TH. H
Beltimars. Md
Rell
Mises Mary
Gratton
Bibliological
Tressie
Sunshine
National Tuberculosis Association
The
Joy Flilngers
Eayé
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Mnongahela
Parriott
Senate
U. S
Fairmont Shoe Hospital
the New Market Shoe Shop
George” Lantz
Barrackville
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Monroe
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