Radio Program Highlights From Pittsburgh and County Events
Local radio program features piano solos by Mrs. Psbenny Laurie and Sapprana solos by Conway. Weather: Weirton, West Virginia tonight and Thursday with temperatures around 60 today, 78 high, 41 low, trace precipitation. Municipal notes report police court for W.B. Arnett, hospital admissions, and community announcements about school graduations, church events, Red Cross attendance, and the Industrial Supervisors meeting.
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Pittsburgh
Haddack Fagent
County of Army
Pitteburshiano
pSbenny Laurie
Sapprana
Conway
Virginia — Weir
Bolyard
Tonsil Operations At Cook Hospital Reported
A list of residents and visitors details operations at Cook Hospital today. Wyatt Senses and several others underwent tonsil removals with Mrs. Harley Garrison and Mr. Brown among those visiting and recently returning from Cleveland.
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Avi
Ladington Brown
Mr. Brown
Cleveland
Morgantown
Selfish Motives Behind Anheuser Busch Charges
Denial that Adolphus Busch was Kaiser’s close American friend. Anheuser Busch Inc says a second letter will rebut claims by Shipping Board chair Laskar about liquor sales on Shipping Board vessels. The group vows to protest government purchase of German beer and to reveal a claimed Harding reply to Laskar.
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ST. Louis
Associated Press
Jats
Adolphus Busch
Kaiser
America
Laskar
Shipping Board
Anheiser Buc, Inc
Jretten
Lavkar
Busch
Germany
Theetter
Warding
Real estate transfers recorded in Mannington and Fairmont
County Clerk records show Howard Koen to J D Chariton a four acre parcel in Keen's West Side Mannington. Mary Tetrick to Anselo Evanerlista two lots at Worthington Lincoln District. Frank E B Fleming administrator to Maud J Bar a parcel in Fairmont. Considerations 57000 and 37000 respectively.
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Lee N. Satterfield
V. Howard Koen
J.D. Chariton
Keen
Mannington
Mary &. Tetrick
Anselo Evanerlista
Worthington
Lincoln
Frank EB. Fleming
Matthew L. Fleming
Maud J. Bar
Fairmont
Marriage Licenses Evanced at Office of Coun Lee N Satterfield
The following marriage license was evanced at the office of Coun Lee N Satterfield: Miner 25 and Edward Everett Hale 33, both of Fale Wont.
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Coun Lee N. Satterfield
Edward Everett Hale
Fale
Bandit electrocuted in Ohio prison for 1920 robbery killings
Dominick Benigno, 26, of Cleveland, died at Ohio penitentiary after electrocution for involvement in the St-Fanner patrol robbery and murders in Cleveland in 1920. The young Italian father of three protested his innocence as he went to his death.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dominick Benigno
Cleveland
Onin
Biblical Questions and Reigns of Josiah’s Sons
Questions cover biblical figures and events. Answers note Josiah’s death and universal mourning, Jehoahaz's brief reign of three months after Josiah, and Jehoahaz's removal by the king of Egypt. The text cites Jehoshath or Jehoahaz with discrepancies in age and succession.
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Judah
Tehoghaz
Egypt
Ellekim
Urijant
Festerdas
Josiahis
Josiah Haz
Jehoahaz
Josiah
Jehoshax
ExyDt
Miners march at Shamrock Fuel Co mine Hoult
A mob of about 300 miners from Dakota and South Fairmont marched on the Shamrock Fuel Co mine at Hoult early this morning, demanding the workers stop. Sheriff Clarkan and deputies arrived, warned the crowd, and the marchers dispersed without injuries or property damage.
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Dakota
South Fairmont
Shamrocke Fuel Co
Hoult
Clarkan
Bia
Mmers
Monongahela
Riveeville
Shamrock Fuel Co
Charlton
Hoult Mise
Shamrock Puel Co
Regulainy
Hunsaker
Watson
Hansaker
Sherif Charlton
Efault
Telonians
Paul Montgomery
Mari Rollins
Chariton
John Cloch
Monongah
Bill Jalan
John Martin
P. B. Hearn
Pete Dill
Henry Ford
Tony Maras
Sam Beafors
John Christian
Chester Bradley
Tony Chris- Bau
Joii Glock
Brennan Coaker
Ray Castilla
Rocco Dilimpo
Joe Estep
Tony Grace
Dom Ponzo
Joii Perpazi
W. J. Pratt
Reese Williams
Tony Marosco
John Murray Sod
Pasquale Rompole
Alphonse Elle
Wheeling Publisher Set to Speak at Chautauqua Event
Announcement for three day Railroad Folks Chautauqua and Jubilee outlines programs starting tomorrow evening at 6 30 with Moose Band and Old Normal School lawn seating. Speakers include W J Burkes grand chief of railway conductors Herschel Ogden James Det Parriott John J Cornwell M M Neely and Sutherland plus entertainers such as Thornton's Jubilee Singers and various local performers.
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Chautauque
Wild
Burka
Washingtons
D. C
Rey
Callary
Fairmont
Ims
Burke
United Statenate
Pennsylvania
Chautaiqua
Herschel C. O.den
Wheeling
James DB. Parriott
Moundsville
Normal School
Tocat
John J. Cornwell
M. M. Neely
Howard Sutherland
Jeanette Jralcouer
Lamar C. Satterfield
Iréne Vincent
Minor Dunham
George A. Herrick
Frank Jordan
Douglas Fleming
Macks Orchestra
Thornton's Jubilee Singers
Lucile Stealey
Ana Galdara
Isabelle Kiaw
Martha’ Jenkins
Virginia Fletcher
Josephine ‘Maple
Mildred Tracg
Herschel C Ogden
Wheeline
Old Normal School
W. J. Burkes
Mansfeldt M. Neely
Two Men Sentenced in Prohibition Case and Carrying Revolver
Dominick Shor of Watson appeared before Justice J L Bloher and was found guilty on prohibition charges. He received sixty days in county jail a $50 fine and costs with notice of appeal by L C Mukeraye life attorney. Elmer Nay of Everson was sentenced to six months and a $50 fine on charges of carrying a revolver.
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Dominick Shor
Watson
J. L. Blouber
C. Mukeraye
Elmer Nay
Everson
Blocher
Nay
Subsidy Bill Introduced by House Merchant Committee
Washington June 14 The administration subsidy bill drafted by the House Merchant Marine Committee was introduced today by Chairman Greene. The bill was referred to the committee which will meet tomorrow with the expectation of reporting it as promptly as possible. Democratic members saw a draft today for the first time and plan to file a minority report opposing it.
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Washington
Une
Wie House Merchant Marine Committee
Greene
Tego
Division Chief Here Meets Tax Officials in City
Lloyd D. Grittin, former Hartisan County director, now division chief for the Internal Revenue Department, is in the city for an official visit. Local deputy collector of internal revenue accompanied him on the tour and related engagements.
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Lloyd D. Grittin
Hartisan
Department of Internal Revenua
Sin
Reronuc
Four New Mines Resume Work in District Today
Coal district reports show 508 empty orders today, up 32 from Tuesday and 44 over Monday, with 72 cars more than last Wednesday. Mines in Northern West Virginia resumed activity. 25 mines listed as working and 102 empties placed. United Mine Workers events in Morgantown and Fairmont featured talks by Batley and Buckley, with district 4 and 2 officials traveling to Weston and Clarksburg for meetings and eviction case duties.
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Monongahela
Morgantown & Kinzwoo
West Virginia
Monongah
Charleston
Connellsville
Cumberland
Western
Maryland
Belington, Weaver & Northern
Morgantown & Wheeling
Morgantown & Kinswood
United Mine Workers of America
Reynolderle
C. H L. Batley
Patrick Buckley
Fairmont
Dola
Nick Aiello
Subdistrict 4
Hy Batley
Robert Peters
Jo Clarksburg
C. Frank Keeney
Keeney
Pallmant
Charles Town
Scott
United States
Owas
Var Wins Handicap at Ascotcheath Race
In Rusland on June 14 Varese Valea, trained by Mariet, won the Royal Hunt Club handicap. Stratford finished second and Criében Mara placed third as Dwenly woreessramt was noted in official results.
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VARS
Handicai Ascotcheath
Rusland
Varese Br Valea
Mariet
Royal Hunt Club
Ceperin
Todare
Stratford
Criében Mara
Baltimore & Ohio officials visit Gratton in transit
Charles W. Galloway chief operations officer of Baltimore and Ohio arrives at Gratton at 10 30 am met by J M Scott Wheeling west vault district general superintendent两 and is expected to visit the Charleston division on return trips. Pay day on the B and O system with John Niland Gratton district supervisor of terminals receiving 5 today in Fairmont. Recent changes alter safety committee rotary members in Monougah Division with W O Ellers replacing R T Campbell and O Dousiess taking a post. May road performance record noted with a formal enchomy showing better gains in May than April.
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Charles W. Galloway
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio System
Gratton
J. M. Scott Wheeling
West Vhratule
Charleston
John Niland
Fairmontoday
Honigh Pall
O. G. Wrick
Rotary
Monougah
B& O
W. O.ellers
T. Campbell
Recital by Pad Brown at First Baptist Church Tonight
Pad Brown and her company perform a concert at First Baptist Church this evening under the Community Choir. a banquet at Golden Besle Cafe precedes. The program features Patti Brown and Miss Cass with a wide range of spirituals and older gospel pieces, starting at 8:30 with tickets available at H H Drug Store and Martin's.
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Pad Brown
First Baptist
Hie
Golden Besle
Patti Brown
Madam Brown
le Temple
A. Thornton
Suwanne
Barkling
Mrs. L. B. Thornton
Swan
Patti
Pattly
Pat
W. Irving
The
Promised Land
Mrs. Thornton
Jordan
Farwell
H. H. Drag Store
Martin’s
Prize Winners Lunch With Kiwanis Club Spotlight
Kiwanis luncheon celebrated prize winners who submitted essays on The American Creed. Judge J A Meredith surprised attendees, praising the essays amid a large turnout from Fairmont High School. Speakers urged Kiwanis to support Chamber of Commerce projects as community plans unfold.
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Jeannette Arnett Leeper
Commit Teo
Leeper
Kiwaniaas
Stout C. Lowe, Jr
Fairmont High School
Scott
Scott C Lowe
Supreme Court
J. A. Meredith
Infant Funeral Notice for Frances Johnsonson
Infant Frances Johnsonson daughter of Mr and Mrs Johnson died yesterday from intestinal trouble. Burial held this afternoon at their residence in Bloomfield and interment was in the cemetery.
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Frances Johnison
Woman's Club Censorship and Movie Review Echoes
A local newspaper column critiques a film program and discusses the influence of cinema on women and youth. It praises Claire Winsor in a leading role, notes Ben Turjan comedy and Pathe News, and highlights scenic effects of a South Seas film while warning about questionable material for younger audiences. It closes with anticipation for Ebac Wik Hays to begin studio work.
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Eal Life
Pihel Clayton
Warner Baxfere
Lewlal Alden
Pathe
eGrand
Olhier
Claire Winsor
Eliot Dexter
Winsor
Bly
Mary Piertard
Nelson
Itv
Glai
Pote Ebac Wik Hays
Neely Likely Unopposed in Taylor County Primary
Local political chatter centers on Major Neely with campaign plans likely to be decided after August 1. Indications suggest no challenger for Neely in the Taylor County primary, while other figures like Senator Chilton weigh if and when to enter the race.
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Neely
Als
Major
Chilton
Demmle
C. Ei Sed
Smith
Groton
Palrmont
W. . Chilton
Rosier To Attend Boston Meeting With Delegates
A note on the National Association event lists President Joseph Raster as leading the summer convention in Boston on July 5. It details rail and boat itineraries from West Virginia, Virginia, and nearby points to reach Boston, with multiple connections via New York and Fall River and guidance to secure reservations early.
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Aloe Padiens
Normix Ag
Joseph Raster
Olsen
Boston
America
Trent
Fiorente
Jacko
Parker
New Haven
Virginia
Whitellogs
Huntie
Lon
Alweriold
Tall 1
New York Sind
Fall River
Oe -Metropolitet
New York
Bbs Lm
Metropolitan
Parsons Deshine
Kent West
J- Proudiace
Wheeline
Southton
Wit
Fall-River
Huntington
Perasons
Judge M'Clintic Tyrant Claim Sparks Child Labor Debate
At the American Federation of Labor convention in Cincinnati on June 1, Senator La Follette led a protest against child labor. Speakers supported state laws curbing underage work, citing the 1916 federal act as invalid per Supreme Court rulings and urging constitutional amendments for broader labor protections.
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Associated’ Prese
Aga
Lahey
Sosephes
Supreme Court
la Follette
Wisconsin
Albert Fretbere
America
la Marseillaie
Gorpers
Fragmented Notice From Odd Source
Readable fragments point to a small classified item about a listing or sale with sparse details and unclear identifiers. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are discernible beyond a vague reference to lots and a listing context.
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Picturne
oNtes
Urreus
Qvbéa
Youlkind
Cma
Bane
Jones
Jos. Fletcher
Fretson
Fairma
Mason Mastment
Bonett Jones
Carter Jones
Festwrass
Fearon Christen Endeavor
Premiza
Sfastmaght
Plemine Oaly Edeemont
FH Ertary
Ross’ Rosen
Shelon
Society of Eran Church
Wb Phellent
Wyatt
Fone
aWorday
Terry
Eiliby Menvers
Anheuser Busch
Three Mile
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Shippings Board
Wheeler
Wes
Justice de Feirtment
Department
Bibliological
Marge
Hoult Mine
Hunsaker Mine
Chautauqua
Wille Smith
Bankers Trust
Wall Street
Reme
Railroad Notes
First _ Baptist —Church
Bath
Meredith
Parmon
Charleston Hiu
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian
Kiwanis
Aiken's
Boward
Misa Virginia Oseund
Woman's
Fairmank
West
Taylor County
Boston Meeting
Judge M'Clintic
G. Moyer
Seashore
Eee
Baltimore & Ghio
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