Banquet For Woodmen In East Side
East Side News reports a Modern Woodmen of America banquet hosted at Palatine Baptist Church with eight oclock service and initiation by Oscar Poe. Also notes Hope Sewing Circle entertainment on Diamond Street and ongoing municipal and social visits across Clarkburg, Morgantown, and nearby towns.
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Woodmen of
America
East Side
Palatine Baptist Church
Poe
Oscar Poe
Hope Sewing Circle
Aude
Edna Jenkingilk
Hope Sowing
Diamond Street
Mannington News Highlights Local Events and Visits
Mannington reports a Flag Day observance by the Elk lodge with a street parade and lodge ceremony on Market Street. Local parties include a birthday gathering with roses and a four course dinner, Episcopal Bishop W L Gravatt to visit, and visits by residents to Washington and Ohio for graduations and conventions. European war trophies are displayed in Claude Basnett's window on Buffalo Street.
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Mannington Lodge of
Elke
Brother Elke
Market Street
Mannington’ Band
Elks Lodge
Toom
Benner
Lodge
P. H. Pitzer
E.R
L. B. Huey
Chaplin
Columbia
Episcopal Church
W. L. Gravatt
West Virginia
Claude Basnett
Buffalo Street
West Virginia primary law resists practical politics
Pittsburg dispatch staffer wires gossip from St. Louis about West Virginia delegates to the Democratic National Convention. Word links Col John T McGraw to supported ticket while Watson’s name is floated for committeeman, amid questions on legality of delegates under the state primary law and plans for a broad reform movement. Delegates listed include McGraw, Bennett, Contif, Byrd, Sutton, Graham, Stevenson, Beavers, Frantz, Stiles and others from Fairmont to Charleston, with debate on future practical primary rules.
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Pittsburg
Larry Gosxorn
Dispatch
St. Louis
West Virginia
Clarenes W. Watson
West
McGraw
Wilson
Marshall
Jay
Assembly
Martinsburg
Percy Byrd
Clarkeburg
John D. Sutton
Sutton
T. F. Graham
Parkersburg
John B. Stevenson
Huntington
James F. Beavers
Matewan
L. M. Frantz
Malens
Maynard F. Stiles
Charleston
Callison
Eagle Attacks Boy In Charleston Flight Fight
In Charleston West Virginia on June 13 an American eagle attacked a boy, George Jenkins’s son of Union Astrict Kanawha county. The bird’s talons sank into the boy’s leg and had to be broken to release him. The eagle measured 734 feet tip to tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
George Jenkins
Union Astrict
Kanawha County
Eternal City at Grand Theatre shows in town
The Eternal City plays today and tomorrow at the Grand Theatre with matinee and night showings under The Eastern Star. The Rome filmed epic, based on Hal Cale’s novel, features seventy principals and ten thousand attendants, praised as a supreme screen triumph with life’s lasting value.
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Hal Cale
Rome
Hich
Broadway
New York
Iself
Girl Testifies She Was Voted in Mingo
Miss Clara Lester of Mingo county tests in Charleston on June 11 regarding alleged election frauds in last Tuesday's bi partisan primary. She says she was listed as Jim Lester after being given dinner by election officers at War Eagle precinct. Lilly faction asserts hundreds of similar cases and accuses their rival Jude Robinson’s followers of misconduct in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Clara Lester
Mingo County
War Eagle Precinct
Lester
Jim Lester
Lilly
Iy Jude Robinson
Bonner Selected Chief Clerk In West Virginia
Charleston June 18 R Bonner principal of the Grafton High school has been selected as the new chief clerk to the State Superintendent. The vote followed a recount in about twenty precincts as some candidates claimed faults. The move fills the vacancy after W C Gist resigned to return to farming in Brooke County.
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Br. P. Shawkey
Lilly
W. C. Gist
Hrooke
Bonner
Charleston
W. Va
R. Bonner
Grafton High School
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William Stone
Clarence
New Martionville
Thomas Carpenter
Pittsburgh Avenas
Hazel Stone
Nelle Knight
Oklahom City
Morgantown
Louise Leonard
Guttey Breet
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Charles Hall
Pittsburgh Avenue
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Paull
M. E. Church
Adren
Mormentem Walch
J. HL Miller
Mariel Lowe Jeffers
Bunch
Han Bes
Weift
Ing Gueat
Grace * Stanley
Ruth Musgrove
Morgantown Avenue
Perenne Nurum
Omeg Carpenter
Phoebe Gaskins
Smithtows
Mra. J. Gaskins
Monongah
Clarkaburg
Harry Gaskins
de Brott
Mitch
Mannington News
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Normal School
Lawrence Huffman
Ames
Keyser
W. C. Crimes
Washington
Fred A. Prichard
Washington, D. C
Audelo
Margaret Furbee
O. D. Nutter
Mary Burns
Jennie Hers
Mrs. Schwenck
St. Marys
Ohio
Bummer
George Cochrane
Norning
Los Angeles
California
Moundeville
Mises
Alice and
Helen Hises
Moundsville
Waugh
Martha
Ads
Ohio North Western University
Smalla Blackshire
Center Street
Federation of Woman's Club
The
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Flora
Linnie Hays
Audele Furbee
Basnett
GF. Congleton and Son
Coburn
Tom Jones
Fes Barratt
Wheeling
Munzington
Marie
Florence Connelly
Mary Tussell
L.N. Wetzel
George Wilson
East Palestine
C. R. Devore
Waington Street
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James McGonixsl
E. W. Chriety
Bar Springs
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Pittsburgh
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Grand Theatre
Mingo
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Castoria
Kings of Comedy
Columbia Records
Weber & Fields
Doors
Tinney
al Jolson
Bert Williams
Yaska Hoole Hickey Dools
Anon Chandler
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Casey Vs
Doctor
Michael Casey
New Columbia Records
A. G. Martin Co
Main St
Richard Hoffman
Jackson St
Oscar Federbusch
Madison St
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