Mex Petroleum leads stocks as rails retreat in dull market
New York June 19 Mexican Petroleum surged amid a broad market mix with rails slipping. Turnover around 750000 shares as General Asphalt and Standard Oil of California gained while Union Pacific and related rails fell. Gulf States Steel rose 13.25 points. Atlas Powder advanced 16.1 points amid a firm close for the day. Liberty bonds and commodity quotes also noted.
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Oae
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Mexican Petro- Team
Pan-American A and B
General Asphalt
Standard Oil
California
Pacific Oil
Gulf States Steel
Ames
Call
Mexican Petroleum
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Allied Chemical and Dye
Allis-Chalmers Iss Ac
American
American Car and Foundry
American Hide and Leather
American International Corp
American Locomotive
American Smelling
American Sugar
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Ti
American Tobacco
America Woolen
Esyeye
Anaconda
Atchison
Gult
W Indies
Abse Baldwin Locomotive
Balimore and Olive Bethlehem
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Cpitral Leather Chandler Mankesapeake
Ohio
Chicago
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Hicago
Pac
Colorado
Miami
Middle States
Mssouri Pacific
New York Central
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A and Hart
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Teep
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Tennessee Corner
Texas Co
Miners Pledge Union Loyalty Amid Labor Resolutions
Local United Mine Workers chapters No 048 Carolina No 1641 Monongah and No 407E Stoomfeld pledge loyalty to the union and reject separate wage deals. Resolutions condemn operator propaganda while urging a united push for a final national agreement via union committees and referendums, noting miners’ ongoing work despite contract gaps. Real estate notices and property transfers follow in the same paging.
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United Mine Workers of America
Carolina
Monongah
Stoomfeld
Ney
Inyiratine
United Mine Workers
Republic
Tte
UM. W. of A
Distiit
Kentidhy
United States ‘Coal Commission
Moose Picnic Planned in Mannington by Moose Lodge
Seamincron June 19 plans outline a large Moose Lodge picnic and field day in Mannington under the auspices of the Loyal Order of Moose. The program includes contests for babies to adults, a dance, orchestra, and swimming with guards. A safety committee and police will oversee grounds, parade leaders will marshal attendees, and free transit by trucks and cars will move people to the park.
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Mannington
Suirhe Comittee
Therogram
Ieports
Sbriet
Sky
Ghd
Atv Nt
Etyai
Salt Lick Widge
Chist
Moose Lodge
Malm
Theopark
Cam- Gon Moose Lodge
Fairmont
Wheeting
W. G. Rool
Ie Hubs
Ted Jones
J. P. Ters
Story Hour Girl at Chautauqua Meet in Deannington
June 19 Deannington announces Story Hour Girl will headline the Redpath tent at 1 o clock Wednesday morning the first day of chautauqua. The event invites juniors and younger children, with cartoons by Twin-Six Cartoonist Alan B. Packard to be shown later. Packard is highly paid and a household name. Cotton Noe, famed poet and lecturer, is also featured in the program promoting an expansive New World lecture.
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Deannington
Alan B. Packard
Bey
Sisitupsani
Chautanqua
America
Cotton Mr. Noe
Greece
Italy
France
England
Mannington Pithy Paragraphs and Night Riders
Mannington plans to station a special policeman in Houghtown after dark as unrest flares. A noisy incident involving a shot and a scratch among youths sparked town gossip about guilty consciences. The text mocks local sports and politics, noting strange behavior, lost funds, and a partisan blame game toward Republicans.
Bible Class Visits Farmington School
Mannington men in a 117 strong delegation visited Farmington M E Church. The visit featured a 14 piece orchestra, talks by leaders, and a mixed quartet. Both classes expressed fellowship and a return visit was suggested.
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Mannington
Mr. Church
Farmington
M. E
McGown Gud
W. T. Maple
Auniv Arium
Tod Bock
Jack Toothman
Tabler
W. B Maple
Parmington
Tablir
L. S. Schwencks
W. Clancy
Mias Gdeline Johnson
Phillips
Roy
Alier
More Hin Saventy
Jack Tonthman
F. M. Malcolm
John Beddow
L. S. Sehwaeke
J. C. Tabler
J. M. Barrack
Marington
Found: Key Bunch Left At Mannington Office
A single bunch of keys was found and turned in at the West Virginian office in Mannington. The finder may claim the keys by presenting proof of ownership and paying applicable fees.
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Mannington
Invitations Sent Out For Premier Five Orchestra Concert
Mannington June 19 ins tations mailed for a Premier Five Orchestra concert were dated June 19 by error. The concert is tomorrow evening. Arrangements include an extensive program and many guests from Mannington and neighboring towns are expected.
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Mannington
Towns
Moonlight Picnic Delights Mannington Girl Scouts
Moonlight picnic in upper Houghtown Park entertained Girl Scouts with refreshments and joyous asides. Miss Winnie Batman, absent, was to lead. chaperoned by Mrs. W. R. Phillips and Mrs. Lucian Knight. Attendees included Evelyn O’Neil, Anna Liljenimd, Josephine Hartlich, Lucille Clutter, Leona Epertsend, Edith Ford, Mary Beall, Harold Thomas, Harry Devore, Mike Tyan, Paul Stewart, Ralph Floyd, Jerf Wetzel, and Morris Hildebrand.
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Upper Houghtown Park
Winnie Batman
Cpu
W. R. Phillips
Lucian Knight
Evelyn O'Neil
Anna Liljenimd
Josephine Hartlich
Lucille Clutter
Leona Epertsend
Dents Run and Mannington Notes in West Virginia
Dents Run reports visitations by Miss Marie Hare and Mr and Mrs Austin Clark of Fairmont while Mr Plog Sloan toured Mannington Thursday. In Mannington, Maniington Athlete Osi led a 14 to 13 upset over Wallace, with Siodetass and McCullough forming the battery for Mannington as locals offered hospitality.
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Marie Hare
Dent
Austin Clark
Fairmont
Clark
Thomas Johnston
Plog Sloan
Mannington
Maniington
Osi
Wallace
Wallace Nue
Harrison
Siodetass
McCullough
Injured by Fall Near Maddington Pole Incident
Roy Too, injured by a fall from a 435 foot telephone pole, was brought alive Friday evening from Morgantown where he had been in hospital. His injuries are not likely fatal, though causing severe pain. he will probably remain at home for several days. Beatrice Hawkins dies of typhoid fever at Pershing Oklahoma. She was 17, daughter of Joseph N. and Mary Hawkins, survived by two brothers Virgil and Robert. Funeral plans pending.
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Mannington
Roy Too
Morgentown
Ruatrion Hawkins
Beatrice Hawkins
Joseph N
Mary Hawkins
Pershing
Oklo
Ida May Loses to Monongan Glass at Blackshers Park
Ida May fell 1 to 0 to Monongan Glass at Blackshers Park yesterday in a closely contested match. Both sides committed one error, and the game was marked by clean play and sportsmanship from start to finish. The close score kept fans at peak interest until the final ninth.
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Mannington
Supe
Monongan Glass
Blackshers Park
Mannington Irish ties mark a weekend visit notes
Mannington personals list visitors and residents connected to the town including Miss Anna McGarvey from Akron and Charles Kunst of Grafton visiting friends, J Fred Blacks returning from Pittsburgh, and J L Blocher and T A Leonard among others. Several local residents are noted in travels, calls, and family connections. A funeral service for Mrs Katherine Marr was held at Saint Patrick's with tribute by Father Kluser and interment in Mannington cemetery. Will drill a new well near Beard tree by Williams and Oliver of Pittsburgh.
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Christy and
Haughters
Keyser
E. W
Christy
Pyles Ayers
Russell Stove
Wheeling
M. Stone
Howara Street
J. Fred Blacks
Pittsburgh
Anna McGarvey
Akron
Ohio
FP. L. Hawkins
Purdee Avenue
Charles P. Kunst
Grafton
Wheelive Jennings Marrin
Barrackville
Homewood
Marice Hilderbrand
Arlington
Charles W. Robinson
Fairmont
Hank
Mannington
Jacob R. Baker
Metz
Baker Bay
Berkeley Springs
L. McClellan
Burton
Ben H. Tee
Washington Street
Stanley Cardige
Clarksbins
Walter H. O'Day
Parkersburg
Eureka Pipe Line Company
Ars
Elizabeth MinClellan
Waynesburg
Katherine Marr
Berri
Hessie Mocklar
Ulisses Price
Painview
Glenn Huey
Richie
Edith Floyd
Cassie Murphy
Glennie Drench
Hymer
Donald Cyster
Elizabeth
Manstington
Bristow
Oklo
T. A. Leonard
Cameron
Mes
Marr
Saint Patrick's Catholic Church
Katherine Padden Murr
C J. Kluser
Fred P. Marr
West
Mart
Cipal
Mannington High School
Mary Padden
Margaret Padden
City
John T. Gratty
Housan
Texas
John R
Flora
Edward FP
Williams
Oliver
Beardtree
J. G. Williams
Executor Appointed for Robert Davis Estate
Wellington Davis has been appointed executor of the last will and testament of Robert Davis, deceased. He has furnished bond in the amount of $8,000.
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Wellington Davis
Mwe
Robert Davis
Bond
Marriage Licenses Issued in Mannington and Fairmont Area
The county clerk’s office issued marriage licenses to several couples including Tan Church 21 of Mannington and Ernest Cain 24 of Glover's Gap, Paul H. Cumpston 26 of Fairmont and Virginia H. Manley 23 of Fairmont, according to the report.
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Lee X. Sutterfield
Tana Church
Mannington
Ernest Cain
Glover's Gap
Paul H. Cumpston
Virginia H. Manley
Fairmolt
Wheat vandals blame traced to trames for lawn damage
A fragmentary exchange questions lawn destruction and frames the act as possibly by trames. No additional corroborating details or names are provided in the readable text.
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