Wood Factory Drive At Local Y Seeks Funds
A fundraising drive at the local Y aims to raise twenty five thousand dollars to sustain operations for another year. Reporters noted a rushed morning start as volunteers gathered, with few details confirmed by press time. The report mentions attendance, early progress, and plans for the next general meeting to review day by day developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Caste
Nus
Eli
Yila
Hid
Sovernil
Mississippi Senate Ratifies Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment
The Mississippi Senate ratified the federal woman suffrage amendment in a reversal of a prior rejection. The action occurred in Jackson with Associated Press reporting from Milas.
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Associated
Jackson
Milas
Mississippi
Enate
Suffrage Vote At Dover Wednesday Expected
Dover Del March 30 The House committee on constitutional statutes to which Joint resolutions for ratification of suffrage have been referred meets today to act on the measure. Negative votes were cast by Democrats in the house. The Senate Republicans forced adjournment to prevent committee report on ratification. Both committees likely to report, with a vote possible tomorrow. The scene suggests the Senate may delay a test of strength until later.
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Loy
Dover
Del
House Committee On
Merlors
Democrata
Senate Republicans
Mirough
High School Minstrel Promises Big Junior Show
The junior class at W. Howard High announces a two hour program with a forty five minute play and a minstrel act about an hour, plus a thirty five member chorus. Mary A. Hervey and R. Burl Knight lead talent as they promise continuous laughter for Friday or Saturday evenings April 9 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Howard Clase
Mary A. Hervey
R. Burl Knight
Export Trade Gains Momentum Amid Monday Lift
Export trade shows renewed strength as shipments rebound on Monday, with businesses noting improved demand and higher overseas orders. Firms in manufacturing and agriculture anticipate sustained growth into the next quarter, supported by price stability and favorable exchange rates.
Heavy Monday Coal Loading Across Fairmont Region
Monday’s loading reports show heavy coal and coke shipments from the Fairmont region with 1,615 cars of coal and coke, 1,600 coal cars and 15 coke cars, plus 1,363 cars loaded on the Monongahela division of the Baltimore and Ohio. Detailed consignments include St. George’s, Locust Point, Michigan and Ohio points, with 713 regional cars and 1,707 outbound cars ordered. idle mines cited due to car shortages and expectations of heavy movement today.
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Nergage
Fairssont
Tonnaxs
Durtid Bay
Baltmore’suid Ohio Railroad
Curtiy Bay
Surtis Bay
Fairmont
Monongah
Baltimore and Ohio
SwaeoHini
Monongahela Rally Road
Weat
Virginia
Pennsylvapnia Diatelet
Baltimore, and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
St. George's
Locust Point
Michigan
Ohio
Grafton
Baltimore and Opto Railroad
Notice to subscribe to The West Virginian for home delivery
A notice offering home delivery of The West Virginian asks readers to call 1105 or send a POA D to receive the newspaper daily at their residence.
Harmer Appeals for Support in Local Race
State Senator Harmer of this city asks friends to aid Morgan in a city election context. The report notes a March 30 date and references suffragist opposition within a party nomination contest linked to Fairmont notables.
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Harmer
Morgan
Associated Seven Clarshorg
Child Reunited With Salvation Aid After Strain
Dorothy Amos endures a difficult morning as a frightened child, later identified by Officer Digmasy and Mr. Kern. The girl, once cared for by Mrs. Williams, resists the woman who accompanied her, and seeks home. Captain Pickering arrives, offering aid, and the child agrees to go with him to Salvation Army assistance.
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Pooc
Digmasy
Monro Street
Das Jl
Kerio
Hove Norwood
Rebecca Wilson
Fairmont
Humane #ociety
Ale
Willamsone
GM. Williamson
Atty. Williamson
Williamson
Hedrick
Mra. Williamson
Mra. Wilson
Kern Capiin Pickering
Salvation Army
Hoult reports sale and gas station plan at Aurora
March 30 Harry Hoult Tine reports a sale of the house at Aurora to the Hope Natural Gas Company. The notice claims plans to build a pumping station at the site to extract gas and test rock depth with new equipment.
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Saya
Hillside slides near Brads Mill steadied by shoring
The hillside behind the Brads Mill on the Speedway has been stabilized with wooden shoring after weeks of trouble. No dirt has fallen recently. summer plans include protecting against further slides next winter. The issue arose from heavy rainfall in October and November and occurred only on the hillside, not on the mill site. Excavations at the hill foot and rapid removal of slide debris with steam shovels helped control the problem.
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Brads Mill
Tells Tale of Woman Held Against Her Will
Dominick Muzdoka an Austrian of Painesville Ohio appeals to Sheriff Glover for help liberating Katie Krizanich held by two women and a man against her will in Viropa. He says she saved a thousand dollars worked as cook and planned a visit to her children before being trapped by supposed friends. He travels to Clarksburg seeking aid from Harrison County officials.
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Dominick Muzdoka
Painesville
Ohio
Sherif Glover Westerday
Katie Krizanich
Viropa
Musdoka
Baltimory and Ohio
Nia Camp
Aby
Olty Country
Mazdoka
Liz
Glover
Aif
Harrison County
Clarksburg
Only American Parties to Get Standing in Law
From Albany comes a legislative note on a proposed act to bar any organization that accepts alms or membership from becoming a political party on the official state ballot. The Judiciary Committee last night recommended that the Social member be expelled.
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Associated
Albany
Starch
Howip Judiciary Committee
Sociailal Membre
Jackson Street Gamblers Fined at Public Disorder
A raid on Uncle K's shoe shop on Jackson Street led to fines for Luther Williamson W C Wollman Van Smith Andrew Muler and Ao Burchand Stewart for running the place. Ada Brown a local woman and W Chattin were jailed and charged. Moran confiscated fifty cents decks of cards and a roll of bills.
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Uncle K
Jackson Street
Pirtier
Wiis
Tara
Yeatdr
Uither Boggess
Luther Wyilaon
W. C. Wollman
van Smith
Andrew Ule
Ao Burchand
Stewart
Joe Edinberg
Walter Robeson
Theanon
Theymiayor
Chel Maran
Ana
Chef Moran
Ada Brown
Carkaburs
Fairmont
W. Chattin
Washington Street
Hittin
W. ©. Carrica
L. Co Adamy
Carrica
Toth
Lawrey Young on Warpath After Vicious Door Fire
Lawrey Young of Norfolk is described as enraged after attempting to enter the home of Ray Massey in Dakota last night. After Massey refused entry Young fired six shots through the door, ending when he retreated upstairs and hid. The incident stems from domestic trouble involving Young, his estranged wife, and Massey, a former in-law. Authorities report no injuries beyond property damage.
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Uld
Ray Massey
Dakota
Musgrovetls
Lawrey Young
Norway
Justice's Court
H. Y. Cooper
Lawrey Yoling
Cooper
Young
Massey
Continental Standard Guts Nice Meo Two Shares for Each One
Shareholding note records two additional shares for each existing share. The entry lists Thai investors and names Continental Standard in a brief, formal notice style. No further details on dates or totals are provided in the readable text.
Ambiguous Oil Company Report From March Continenttal
Fragmentary dispatch notes Atlantic and Continental Oil dealings in March. Mentions New York and wartime era stock movements, with scattered references to Col and Rocky Mountain areas. Details are unclear due to OCR damage, but centers on payment, reception, and corporate action affecting shares.
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New York
March
Hnentel Oil Company
New Jararyy
Russia open to talks with Poland on April 10
Moscow reports quote Russian foreign minister as saying Russia is willing to discuss a peace accord with Poland. The note indicates a potential meeting around April 10 with Poland proposing measures. A suggestion mentions possible settlement terms to be discussed at an unspecified venue.
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Londus
Save
Soccherin
Polfe
Fosvillingnocs
Moscow
Hood Phillip Receives U S Post Appointment
Ambiguous and garbled text references Hood Phillip receiving a U S post and a ministerial or congressional appointment. Details about the office, date, or supporting entities are unclear in the readable fragments. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary.
Plaintiff Finishe In Greenhous Court Case Fragment
A garbled OCR item appears to reference a plaintiff in a greenhouse related contract dispute. Text is fragmented but mentions a monetary amount of 860 dollars and an altered contract. No clear names, dates, or locations are extractable.
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Cleveland Ave
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