Radio program highlights and community notices
A Pittsburg Post Studio program features dress talks, music by Victor Reiber and readings from Dorothy Met and Ja Macleod, with baritone solos and a guest pianist at Bellevue, Pa. Weather outlook shows possible showers tonight and tomorrow. Local delegates reported to Charleston for Christian Endeavor, Marion County 4-H camp plans, Fairmont party to New York, and a school safety drive. Obvious local events include a bed fire investigation, Cook Hospital operations, Sunday school planning, dinner gatherings, and directory updates.
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Jgpom
Pittshursh Post
Callesey
Jerofslandrew Kerr
Athletic Cosct
University of Paulburgh
Victor
Release of Bruce Bielaski Expected
Mexico City June 27 The Associated Press reports Bruce Bielaski’s release appears imminent after his Mexican hostage A Harcena and other negotiators confirm ongoing talks. The ransom is said to be paid on the order of Richmtonay Severins and Co New York, Bielaski’s company head, as aides work with bandits to secure his freedom. Real estate transfers are recorded in the County Clerk’s office, including Hood and others selling parcels in Rivesville and nearby districts for sums ranging from 1 to 7200 dollars.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Harcena
Bruce Bielaski
Cuernavaca
Bielaski
Hielaski
Teiends
Richmtonay Severins and Co
New York
Ali -Bielaski
Theyflice
Lee N
Satertela
Prank Hood
Othar
Hood
Andrew Ball
Rivesville
Pany Cunningham
Pansy Cuppingham
Ludweka Zukosticr
Riyesville
Jovifr
Pred Patton
Falr+mont
Appraisement Filed for W D Morrison Estate
The appraisement for the estate of W D Morrison has been filed in the County Clerk office by Lee N Sauverfield. Appraisers named are Harry Cronin, Bert West, and John Holt.
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W. D. Morrison
Lee N. Sauverfield
Harry Cronin
Bert West
John Holt
Bib lical Questions and Answers from a Page Quiz
A reader’s quiz covers biblical topics and yesterday’s answers. It asks who was anointed before becoming queen and who feared her, Saul’s disposition and affection, and notes about Job and Moses. The piece cites Megs as the last Greek alphabet letter and recalls Job’s patience, Moses in the bulrushes, and Phamiel’s order to kill male children.
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John the Baptist
Msider
Saul
Megs
Job
Moses
Phamiel
God
Satan
No More Curb Gas Stations to Be Erected in City Districts
City commission discusses halting new curb gas stations after objections to Jackson street sites. Directors Mor Rie and Arnett back no-new-licensing stance while approving licenses for numerous restaurants hotels and other outlets along Madison Jefferson and Water streets. Pending investigations delay three license requests with Friday meeting set to decide.
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Jackson Street
Teast
Water
J. Clyde Morrie
Arnett
Heanses
Roush & Ire
M. E.lee
Jetson Street
Watson Cafe
John Wills
Watson
Wills
Madison Street
Palace Restaurant
Spiros Gaters
Admas Street
Frank Demarco
Pickett Fool
Adams Street
Harry Dallas
Liberty Restaurant
Apostolou
Fiero Negro
Washington Street
Emrick Corper Testh
Virginia Avenue
James & Freeland
R. C. Freeplana
Water Street
Sam N. Giles
Winn J. Smith
Monongahela Railway Co
Harvey V
Merchant Street
Triantofeiou Brothers
Harvey's
Jackson Gasoline Curb Delivery Rapid Delivers Co
A. RB
Toothman
Jackson
Atrent
Columbus
Hart
Jackson and
Jefferson Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
B. Leymen
Yoorer
Jefferson Street
WC. Hester
John Dobbs
Satterfield
Morean
Town Avenue
Weber & Bes
Harry C. Weber
Barnes seeks reelection as coal company school head
Miss Cora Wilson of Pullview seeks Democratic nomination for August primary. Lloyd Brnat, Morgantown attorney and WVU graduate, runs for the Republican nomination for the Legislature from Monongalia County. Native of Taylor County he spent boyhood in Barska and Ohio counties. He entered service in 1917 and served with the Eightieth Division.
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Cora Wilson
Pullview
de B
Eaux Our Lioyad Bnat
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Monongalia County
Taylor County
Barska
Ohio
Candidate Garvin and Irish banter at county caucus
Clarksburg Exponent contributor Barri Garvin, a West Virginia Democrat, seeks Harrison County office. A Charleston source notes his Fairmont ties and media career, while a county meeting features John J. Maroney’s humorous nomination saga and an Irish-tinged exchange on naming a county commissioner.
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Barri Garvin
Clarksburs
Harrison County
Clarksburg
Clarisburg
Garvin
Kanasyka County
John J. Marones
Erin
Ireland
Maroney
America
John
Self
BM Byrne
Tammany
Aut
Patrick
Flaherty
Wims
Moroney
Byrne
Government plans wage conference to end coal strike
The government aims to convene a broad wage conference within a week to resolve the coal strike. John L. Lewis and miners want a basic wage scale, potentially drawing in operators from the Central Competitive field and other districts. The talks would involve about ninety participants from unions and national groups, with public emergency as the conference basis.
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Munols
Treports
Verain Nonunion fMaldy
Upion 2S
WRECS
Miners Bury Two Dead in Clarksburg Funeral Procession
United Mine Workers of America members held funeral rites for James Maritevte and Marshall Palotta shot near Reynoldsville Harrison County. Processions formed long human lines at St John s Church Pier Street Clarksburg as coffins passed under wreaths and Latin services. Leaders and locals from Reynolds ville Wilsonhurs Mt Clare Pinmexinnick Pitcaitrn Adamston Dawson Hepzibah Erle Melntire Zeesing Meadowbrook Cook mine attended amid police control.
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United Mine Workers of America
James Maritevte
Marshall Palotta
Lans
Reynoldsville
Harrison County
St. John's Catholic Church
Pier Street
Clucksburg
St John's Church
Ciro Cosenza
Cosenza
Spoais Nes
Broad Oaks
Tted Mine Workers of America
B. A
Aremanda Folio
Wendell
West Virginia
State Federating of Labor
Everereen
Wilsonhurs
Mt. Clare
Pinmexinnick
Pitcatrn
Adamston
Dawson
Hepzibah
Erle
Melntire
Zeesing
Meadowbrook
Cooks Mine
Clarksburg
Hudson Coals Co
McWhorter
American First Day Observed Widely in West Virginia
The American Constitutional Association and Edwin M. Keatley promote American Ideals with a statewide pageant and patriotic recitation. Pupils present a two-part program praising American virtues and Christian values, ending with the flag ceremony and singing. Observance started last year and expands to at least ten states. Governor Morgan issued a proclamation for the Sunday before July 4.
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Edwin M. Keatley
American Constitutional Association
House of Delegates
West Virginia
America
Morgan
American Constitutions Association
Counterfeit Money Case Goes to Jury in Elkins Court
In United States District Court, Lawrence Shippee faced a jury after testimony on two counterfeit half dollars. Shippee claimed he received coins from a convicted toner and did not know they were fake. Other matters included Jon Palani pleading guilty to a liquor violation, Jas Pazzani’s indictment quashed for a bad search warrant, and Melvin Monroe's possible charge under the Walsteal Act. A verdict of not guilty was directed regarding Monroe after a faulty warrant affidavit.
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Elkins
Juns
Lawrence Shippee
United States District Court
Bet Sreen
Shippee
Jon Palani
Herricon County
Jas Pazzani
Glarkshoro
Tudze W. E. Baker
Not Swifty
Split Threatened Among Democrats in Wisconsin
Milwaukee June 27 Leaders of the Democratic party of Wisconsin failed to agree on a settlement of the prohibition issue dividing the party. The state convention opened with expectations of two rival slates of candidates, one dry and one wet, amid active involvement by women supporters shaping the proceedings.
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Milwaukee
Associated Press
Leagers
Democratic Party of
Wisconsin
Bacteria in Milk Sparks Public Split at Robinson Ice Cream
The Robinson Ice Cream Co. lost four milk customers after tests showed high bacteria levels. Some people equate bacteria with clean milk, while experts note many bacteria do not cause disease.
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Robinson Ice Cream Co
Marriage Licenses Issued in Mannington and Annabelle Areas
The Clerk of the County Court issued licenses for Les W Satterfield and Opal K Cumberledge of Wana aged 21 and 23, and Ross Petrich 21 with Jona Prewee 27 of Annabelle. Congressional action on the annual army appropriation bill was completed with Senate approval, setting the coming year at 125000 enlisted men and 12000 officers.
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Les W
Satterfield Opal K
Cumberledge
Ned Cumberledge
Wana
Mannington District
Ross Petrich
Jona Prewee
Annabelle
Washington
Senate
Copper Tincher Bill Passes House By 2 Vote Margin
The House approved the Copper Tincher Bill by 208 to 76 to supplement the future trading act in response to the Supreme Court decision. The measure aims to align with the court ruling and advance proposed metal trading regulations.
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Washington
House
Supe
Gine Would Draw Them Teacher
Willie recalls a guiding impulse to draw a train while a teacher comments on the attempt. The child’s effort leads to a playful exchange about imagination and drawing skills in a classroom setting.
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Gine
Willie
District shows decline amid coal mine disruptions
Northern West Virginia reports 120 coal cars loaded Monday versus 108 on the prior day as strife widens. United Mine Workers investigators probe a trolley car shooting in Harrison County while district leaders urge peaceful conduct and caution against strikebreakers. Eviction actions target residents at Everettville as plants shift to injunctions and maintained lawfulness.
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Coke Belo
Mononeabela Fallaway
Pennsylvania
Lue Weld
Nick Aiello
Fairmont
Shh
Minnes
Stewart
Clavieston
United Mine Workers of America
Pairgiont
Marion County
Judes Meredith
Shamrork Fuel Co
Hoult
United Mise Workers of
Amptica
Haymond & Haymond
Unn
Lewis Down
Corallada Col Co
Morgantown
New England Fuel & Transportation Co
Gfteen Aviation
Everettsvill
Mononzatia County
Justice of the
Posee
Further trouble at Herrin feared after bank raid
Herrin speculates on the fate of nineteen missing men who joined sixty six in the bank raid Wednesday night. Officers report a mob attack on the Lester mine and citizens blame the town for the atrocities. Local council passes ordinances taxing bootleggers and tuned measures as fear grips the area amid the mine riot fallout. Berlin reports twenty six killed and many injured in a rail crash near there.
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Herrin
Affen F. Pindlar
Cuienso
Tim¢Keeper
Lester
Iiquor
Woman's Club Censorship and Silent Film Review
A readable fragment outlines a Woman's Club censorship debate then previews a cinema program. It mentions films including The Two Mothers and The Law and the Woman, with actors Mary Alden and Cullen Lundie, plus The Nelson bill featuring Matt Moore and a blend of News and Comedy. The tone is period-press, noting moral themes and audience appeal.
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Mary Aiden
Silvania Breamer
Cullen Lundie
No Developments In Strike Of Waiters
No developments in the waiter strike were reported as Restaurant Owners Association plans to observe proceedings. The proprietor said talks were possible, noting three workers quit yesterday but others remained. Union No. 80 claims about fifty six members affected, with dispute over a new working scale put in place last Saturday. Montgomery, secretary of the local union, announced plans to address the issue at a county labor meeting.
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Restaurant Owners Association
Culinary
Miers
Luly Montgomery
Offender Arrested for Second Parking Violation on Main Street
Don Reese was arrested by Officer Pritchard yesterday on a second offense for parking a car long on Main Street. Reese faces a probable fine at a hearing tomorrow, with the police detaining him at the station. Names mentioned include G. V. Feas, Joe Tennant Snnon, and Howard Gilkesg.
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Don Reese
Pritchard
Tom
Tissus
Reese
Mayon Conaway
Pritiard/Ilsog
G. V. Feas
Joe” Tennant Snnon
Howard Gilkesg
Failure Charged in Ota Niece Case
A fragmented report notes a charged failure related to an individual identified as Ota Niece, with mention of habilitation steps. Details are limited in the readable text.
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Ota
Cel
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