Sanfrancise Adoo Snow Dominates Candidate Field
Federal court ruling expected soon on billiard rooms closure. The article notes strong control by leading candidate men. Unclear other details due to damaged text but reference to a forthcoming decision and political climate surrounding venues in Sanfrancise.
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Coal group fights illegal car system in federal case
PROT reports from Philippi June 24 that Lambert Run Coal Co sues against Baltimore and Ohio railroad seeking relief from the assigned car system, claiming it harmful to the coal industry. Court session delayed as attorneys prep further arguments. judge may decide after next terms. Local lawyers for Lambert Run Coal and the B&O present, with many Fairmont attendees arriving by car. The piece notes U S and Alaska coal reserves estimated at 4,1,000,000 tons, over half the world.
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Fairmont club launches civic welfare drive
A Fairmont meeting of the Supervisors club of the Fairmont Chamber outlined plans for a community welfare program aided by the Industrial Relations department. George T. Watt led the gathering with talks on local industry and potential larger plant involvement. A summer concert series and band events were proposed as part of ongoing community service.
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Ban al Act Permited Op Summit and Gov Banal Act
A rough note records a meeting of a permanent organization of the convention today. Nomination speeches were heard as committees discussed works. The fragment mentions proceedings and questions about permits and organization.
Democratic Convention Faces Prohibition Fight and Platform Debate
The Associated Press reports in San Francisco on June 29 that the Democratic National Convention wrestles with key issues. The Credentials Committee denied seating in Georgia and overruled other contested seats amid bitter attacks. The platform committee works to finalize terms while leaders praise convention arrangements and anticipate a postplatform nominating session.
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Wanted buy a larger tent
Wanted to buy a larger tent. Phone Wednesday and evening between 9 and 12.
Young Man 10 Seeks Light Work With Right Partys Aid
A brief notice from The West Virginian invites a 10 year old youth to apply by letter for a light duty position with an emphasis on proper party alignment. The ad cites Box X Z for responses and outlines eligibility and contact method.
Laborers sought at Norfork Avenue lumber yard
Six laborers with good wages are wanted for work at Lowesville Wo Wayer Bisber and Bro lumber yards on Norfolk Ave. Apply in person at the yard for employment.
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Tapers: Possibly boxers meet at the arena tonight
Local boxing event appears likely with several fighters slated to perform. Promoters list unnamed contenders and a scheduled ring lineup. Fans expect a competitive card as spectators await official bout details and results.
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