West Virginia Senate Hopefuls Stir Signals and Rumors
Reports from Huntington and Fairmont swirl around potential bids for the United States Senate. Chilton’s fate lingers with a possible announcement soon. Mrs. Lenny Lowe Yost may enter the race, while Charles F. Edgarde of Huntington and Cornwell I. face health and rest issues. Edward Cooper and Backs Oaden discuss coal operator meetings with Hoover. Ogden garners Capper’s praise as an ideal Senate candidate for West Virginia.
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Oro
Washington
Sara
Chilton
Neely
Huntington
Lenny Lowe Yost
Ste
Fairmont
Charles F. Edgarde
Republcan
United States
Soan
Harry Hrand
House of Delegates
Cornwell
John J.cornwell
Charleston
Hampshire
Oaden
Edward Cooper
Bramwell
W. Va
Hoover
Cooper
West Virginia
United States Senate
Cooner
Unite States Senate
H. C. Osten
Ogden
Capper
Senate
Radio Program Highlights and Local News From Pittsburg Post
A fragmented page lists a radio program lineup featuring topics like dust surveys and an Eugenics segment led by Roswell Monson, with performances by local choirs and operatic numbers. It also notes weather for West Virginia, a garage assignment on Fitzpatrick Street, and notices of school alumni meetings, church events, and forthcoming concert tours with several Pittsburgh-area organizations and individuals named.
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Giifepsm
Babe
Peolonel H.C. Boyden
Portland
Pitsburen Post Studio
James T. McLean
Matsional
Pittsfhurst Forge
and Iron Co
William T. Kerr
America
Flat Car Association
Pittsburgh
Pitts- Snirgh Post Studio
Epsom
Emil C. Hennis
Ponecseler M. Butler
Burns
Oliver Evans
S. B. Dunesn
Local Hospital Updates And Regional Health Notes
A series of hospital reports from Fairmont and Conk detail patients undergoing procedures and injuries. Gerard Elisabeth of Alvert Court had tonsil surgery at Conk Hospital, Mrs T SteDougal at BE Ferry Street had a minor operation, and Jayrence E Vincent of Rivesville was admitted with a fractured knee. T Eddy of Geant Town is a parent at Fairmont Hospital with a fractured rib. A cohort from Hampshire County includes fishermen from North River Mill on a weeklong trip, with bass catches and good weather. Canton Mn Honewiola Patgirehs Mililant will see knights receive degrees in Sormat School Building on Friday. four candidates named for the honor. The Christ Episcopal Church Men’s Club meets tonight, and the annual Women’s Auxiliary meeting of the Episcopal Church is in Clarkshire Wednesday and Thursday. Dr Gene Poling of Fairmont and family visited Belington, and County Superintendent A Barnes attends diploma exercises in Mannington District tonight.
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Canton
Honewiola
Mililant
Dagres A
Sie Sormat
Hazel Miller
Marzella Batio
Kate Fletcher
Ivett Merrifield
How to Keep Well Feet That Hurt and Shoes
Dr RH Bishop discusses foot health noting narrow shoes and improper fit cause bunions and deformities. Proper shoes with straight lasts reduce friction and pressure, while consulting surgeons aids in footwear design. Also mentions Miss Besse Mason and Mary Mason Helmick visiting relatives, Edna Brand staying with Gratton relatives.
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RH. Bishop
Bibliological Qs and Answers on Josiah and Judah
God punished Judah with Syrian time for their idolatry. Joash was punished. Jehoash was killed by his own servants. Josiah died nearby. Neslpint’s identity unclear. Amaziah succeeded Joash, and Amaziah introduced Edomite gods.
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Josiah
Judah
Joash
Foesh
Joneh
R—Joash
Amaziah
Edom
New Attack on Veteran Bureau Expected Soon
Washington June 12 a federal overhaul of the Veterans Bureau affecting personnel including director Charles R Forbes is anticipated within two months as dissension among ex service officials grows. Bureau changes aim to centralize management with regional bureaus, but critics warn delays and bureaucratic rigidity will worsen conditions for tubercular and mentally ill veterans.
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Washington
Steles Veterans Bureau
Perbane
Charles R. Forbes
Ullusinn
Bolng
Veterans’Bureau
Buk Hay
Allewances
American Legion
Wallure
Tie Bureau
Niti Forbes
White House
Wille
Arizona
Aarlinis
Warner
Coloiial
Stuart Race Dies On Sunday Night
Stuart Race known as Stew, popular in seats, sport and business, died Sunday night. He lived in Cincinnati for years after moving from the city with his parents to Ohio. Survived by parents two sisters Mrs Bernard Lee Hutchinson of Cincinnati and Mrs Edward King and three brothers Noel Race of Oklahoma John and Junior Race of Cincinnati. Funeral in Cincinnati Wednesday with several local attendees.
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Stuart Race
Ohio
West Virginia University
Delta Tau Celts
The
Sphinx
Qwl
Can
Bernard Lee Hutchinson
Giacinnati
Edward King
Doctor King
Noel Race
Oldatoma
John
Junior Reco
Cideimnati the Fineral
Iice
Cincinnati
TE. Hutchinson
Personal notices from Gatton avenue to Seattle and back
Dr and Mrs Logan Carr arrive with Dr BH Carr and family in Gatton avenue for a summer stay then travel from Los Angeles to Lake Park. Mrs Edward Fihmerler and son Ted return to Seattdale Pa after visiting Stephen Ariewright family in Ozrongyonun Miss. Vivenia Lee Satterdain of Paire Motor Sales leaves for Bulan N Y on business. B Ramage spends weekend in Clarkshire with his daughter Mrs Homer Williams. Al Earle Morgan visits several days from Chicago where he is temporarily located.
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Logan Carr
Sneoi
BH Carr
Gatton Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Will Ge
Ere
Mi Lake Park
Edward Fihmerler
Gie Aon Tefldy
Seattdale
Firs
Stephen Ariewright
Ozrongyonun
Vivenia Lee Satterdain
Paire Motor Sales
Bulan
Ramage
Clarkshire
Homer Williams
AL Earle Morgan
Chicago
Aboard Shouts Bater in July Chautauqua Preview
The July 1 opening Chautauqua week features Hirood T Bailey's West sight rekue with themes of rumor inspiration and food for thought. Hy L Ballentine of Redpath Company aids planning as season tickets go on sale at 2.50 for adults and 1.25 for children.
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Hirood T. Bailey
Tha Chautauqua
Hy L Ballentine
Redpath Company
Salurlis
Evven
Canfield Seeks Senate Seat Opposing La Follette
Dr. Canfield, former Centre College president, promotes football prowess to gain a U S Senate seat while opposing Wisconsin's Senator Robert M. La Follette. The garbled text references Waukestia Wisconsin and Centre College's rise to fame through football.
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BU Canfeld
Carrell College
Waukestia
Wis
Achoves
United States Senate
Robert MM. la Follette
Wisconsin
Dr. Canfield
Centre College
Kentuck
Modern intake plant planned to improve water system
City officials outlined plans for a new intake well in the river to secure clean water from the middle strata, with a sixteen by sixteen foot concrete box extending about twenty feet below the surface. The project, designed by Pallor & McClintock, would cost just under 15 000 dollars and involve bids opening July 0. A new 825 dollar pumping unit was approved for the city station to reduce repair costs, while paving bids were discussed for Center and West Fourth streets and grading Highland street.
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Arfrer Bank
Preaklog
Jestov
Morris
Clyde Morris
Trearts
Dhy
Melve
Pallor & Mcclintock
New York
City Water Service
Water Morris
Brigace 2
F. Davis
Marzis
Fairmont
Ely
Center
George A. Vincent
J. W. Clemm
Luke Cordray
Highland Street
Vincent
Clem
Ar. Cordray
West Fourth Street
Glenn Roop
Brace Bai
City curbs tropical facade plan for Ree Hheater project
Clark Realty Co seeks provisional permit for Ree Hheater with Iduas and Nukvim designs. City requests revised plans to reflect required changes before final approval. main objection is excessive storefront scale and overhanging marquee. Building permits yet to be granted as clerk records several applications for homes, garages, and a porch addition on nearby streets.
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Clark Realty Co
Iduas & Nukvim
Merquise
Sto
Merqiuise
Richard B. McLain
Ogden Avenue
A.L. Nestor
Cleveland Avenue
A. Hall
McCoy Street
Clyde Gaston
High Street
Myre
Merrifield
Wison
B. F. Reese
East Park Street
Hugh J. Bell
Guffey Street
Merle Amos
State Street
Benonia Avenue
Cataee
Coal production soars with weekly record set
The week saw a new coal record at 121000 tons. Monongahela and related rail lines report heavy loading, while mines issued 198 orders. A mass miners meeting drew 600 participants as union leaders announced forthcoming local gatherings and talks with officials.
Film notes and local notices mix with estate transfers
The page reviews a series of film showings featuring The Princess and The Dixie with praise for performances by Alles Lake Betty Ellen and Dorothy Tallon, alongside a skeptical note on Virgin Paradise. It also lists real estate transfers in Fairmont, an appraisement report for Ida A. Conred, and a forthcoming marriage license for W. T. Hawkins and Mrs. Saran Eig mett.
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Eunty
Lee N. Satterfield
At. W. Ogden
Nellie B. Gillin
W. H. Gillis
Morrow
Fairmont
Mose Shack
Lena Shack
Alph E. Davis
Edgeway
Ida A. Conred
Lee Satterfield
Mr. Flaherty
J. Lantz
J. B. Snider
Elkins Social Notes Mention Doris Ball and Katherine Faullmer
Miss Doris Ball and Miss Katherine Faullmer of Florida visit Elkins with Claude Maxwell and Mac Maxwell. They motored to Bilin yesterday and will stay several days as guests of Mr and Mrs Maxwell.
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Elkins
Doris Ball
Gues
Katherine Faullmer
Florid
Bilin
Claude
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Jona W Mason
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Hon Cork
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Ernest Sherwood
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Mitfave
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Iis
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Ghote
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Jautiliars
First Baptist Church
Joho M.grawford
United States Chamber of Commerce Tar Bier
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D. Connell
Withe Chamber of Commerce
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Tatewides
Lemkeperclaweten Crtis
ALS
Cook “Hospital
Elisabeth Gerard
Alvert Court War
Conk Hospital
Mrp. T. SteDougal
BE. Ferry-street
Fairmont Hospital
Jay-rence E. Vincent
Rivesville
T. ¥.Eddy
Geant Town
Hampshire County
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Wishett
Harvey Paiste
Charles O. Reed
Sam
Ruferd Reed
Charles Kpilie
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Te W Kelley
Carl Bins
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Gene Poling
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Ayia Gratton
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Holland
Bater
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la Follette
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Sub District 4
Reydoldaville
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Nick Alelio
C. Frank Keeney
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Charles Town
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Woman's Club
Comellire
Beiemann
Alles Lake
Serry
Elian Eastbrook
UN Tf
Betty Elen
End Sclii
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Myere
Dixie
Dorothy Tallon
Fedelass
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Willie
Mand
Sala Lecenes
Taat Ridinx
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Miss Ton
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Jaren
Nelson
Virgin Paradise
France
Lee N. Satterfeld
Imaune
P W. T. Hawkins
Falemont
Saran
H.C. Ene
James Cae Parrott
Erly Heck Martin's
J. J. Cornwell
Geo. T. Watson
Oncert
Everly P. Neptune Co
Turner New Gratton
Sen
Howard Sutherland
M. M. Neely
Ing
Main St
J. Chen, Manning
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