Turkmen general Mucameriri noted in Tirginian war report
Fragmentary OCR lists a Turkmen general named Mucameriri and a numeric figure 33.4 with 6.00 appearing beside it. No clear event or location is discernible from the garbled text.
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR lists a Turkmen general named Mucameriri and a numeric figure 33.4 with 6.00 appearing beside it. No clear event or location is discernible from the garbled text.
Fragmentary 1929 text discusses The American Creed and concepts of democracy in the United States. Mentions Treasury McAdoo and a national convention debate on uncommitted delegates. Notes unclear references to presidential candidates and state delegations amid a broader political discourse.
Public summaries and minority reports from the United States Bituminous Commission discuss conditions, costs, and employment in coal mining. They note constructive work, call for regularized labor, and urge railroads to move and store coal ahead of winter to prevent shortages.
The editorial urges adopting a formal plan to store coal for three months of winter to stabilize the soft coal industry, reduce in transit seizures, and ease carrier and public burdens. It argues for Federal Reserve rediscount eligibility for coal in storage and advocates public-spirited action by railroads, utilities, and business groups to push the plan through despite political tensions.
A discussion of the film industry highlights US production reaching two million feet annually worth about 75 million dollars and exports of over 30 thousand miles of film last year to 53 countries. The piece notes growing demand, global spread, and satire on politics and social systems including Soviet Russia. It mentions storms causing fatalities and property damage, March weather, and a church drive in Connellsville seeking 60,000 dollars with local overflow toward YMCA fundraising.
A tangle of torn notes cites figures on parties and candidates. It references figures about Armenians and Turks, freight rates, and British hop products. The text also mentions a five-year-old coconut tree beginning to yield and discusses agricultural leaders and government policy.
A Charleston letter defends Col. Grosscup against a personal attack by GBK Morgan. It argues the Republican primary should avoid disgraceful scandals and promote clean, fair campaigning to protect the nominee and the party's integrity.
Hon E M Showalter spoke at First Presbyterian denouncing unfair judges from Christ's era to today. Evangelist Billy LaManse at Union revival at First M E Church asked if individuals received a square deal, answering that no one on Earth has had fair judgment.
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