West Virginia stadium project advances with federal aid
City officials push two bills to borrow federal funds for a concrete stadium with a field house and other athletic improvements. Work under the Civil Works Administration progresses, with drilling and foundation efforts under architect Mahood. Plans include reuse of shale for local street rebuilding and potential armory space in the building.
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Capitol
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la Long
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Kyle Brusgald
Thia
Shane
Burton Held On Series Of Charges In Bramwell Road Case
Burton was arrested on Bramwell road by Deputy Sheriff Charles Calfee and Oscar Mitchell after an alleged home invasion. He reportedly fired a revolver at residents, damaged furniture, and threatened inmates. He appeared intoxicated and armed at the time of arrest.
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S.P. Burton
Bramwell Road
Sherrite Charles Calfee
Oscar Mitchell
Batora Maxitraty
W. W. McNeal
Death in Chicago ends Rheta tale and home tragedy
A Chicago death tale closes as Rheta Wynekooky, wife of Earle, dies under tragic circumstances. The narrative traces family life from a Highland Park wedding to a Michigan honeymoon, Mary’s illness, and Earle’s aviation start, culminating in the mother’s controversial confession amid police pressure.
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Lita
Rheta
Saat
Gospersion
Toother
Century of Progress prompts changes in rail sky ride crew
At the exposition, aviator Earle and colleagues worked sky ride duties while lingering questions about his relationship with Rheta and the lately health-conscious Mary surface. As the Century of Progress nears its end, Kerle and Stanley Young join Earle on a Western circuit amid shifting duties and social ties.
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Exposition
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Egvie
Services Held for Harry M. Waugh at Spring Grove
Yesterday afternoon at his Spring Grove home services were conducted for Harry M. Waugh a noted railroad conductor and community leader of Hlue feld. Dr Thomas S. Mymilton officiated with ministers Dr Stevenson and Dr Hobson assisting. The eulogy praised his high character and broad circle of friends as floral tributes testified to the esteem in which he was held. Committal followed at Monty Vista Park Cemetery.
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Harpy M. Waugh
Hluefeld
Thomas S. Mymilton
Trinity Methodist Church
Stevenson
Bland Street Methodist Church
Hamilton Spok
Mr. Waugh
Monty Vista Wark Cemetery
Ohio House passes quor control bill for state liquor monopoly
The Ohio House of Representatives voted 87 to 17 to approve a control bill creating a state monopoly on packaged liquor and allowing sale in war committees. The measure moves to the Senate which tentatively backs a plan granting the state wholesale liquor ownership while granting dry stores exclusive rights to retail sales.
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Columbus
Ohio Bose of Representatives
Senate
Nat Smo
Picketing in Dover Honors Joseph Krauts at Helves Greer Funerals
Workers struck today at Helves Manufacturing and Greer Steel in Dover in tribute as funeral services were held for Joseph Krauts, longtime secretary of the company. The demonstration marked a labor vigil with mourners and participants noting the impact of his leadership.
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Helves Manufacturing Company
Greer Steel Company
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Orchestra Leader Dials White House Ball as Stiffest Yet
New York reports that Meyar Davis described the Hoover's New Year party as the stiffest ball yet seen, a formal ice-house atmosphere mirrored by guests and decor. Davis recalls playing for President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover, noting how syncopation entered White House dances as he led harmony for a New Year's Eve event.
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White House
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Herbert Hoover
Allan
Davis
Bis
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Praylowly
Wanipyed
Alexander
Ragunie
Phoy
Johnson orders more moves against blue eagle violations
Washington December 16 General Hugh S Johnson continues to tighten enforce ment of the voluntary reemployment agreement as new establishments are ordered to remove their blue eagles. At the White House Johnson said he would stay on the job for some time and push the program into next year. William Green of the Federation of Labor cited affidavits from employers in Newport Kentucky Charleston West Virginia and Baltimore alleging hours and underpayment violations. Johnson declined to act on Green’s Ford charges until the record is complete.
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Anaireid
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NRA
White House
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Flu
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Hdgewater
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Helen Koenig
Newport
Charleston
Six Additional CWA Projects in Tazewell Ordered
A county report notes unemployment in Tazewell will top 3,000 while CWA projects are expanded. A federal representative is to visit soon to survey home conditions as Misa Vivian Waters, county home director, leads a team of three local women to organize and classify survey data over about five weeks.
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Orange
Misa Vivian Waters
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Hrea
Clarke
11000 Jobs for White Collar Men Will Be Provided
Washington reports an estimate that 11 000 white collar workers will soon gain employment in building and real estate work. Willard L. Thorp, head of the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, says the nation needs detailed inventory data to balance employment. The study will set local conditions, supply 100 enumerators per city 100 000 population, and compare current rents with 1929 levels, with Cleveland Zanesville and Wheeling among early cities.
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Department of Commerce
Willard L. Thorp
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
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Zanesville
Ohio
Wheeling
West Virginia
PWA Allotment for Wayne West Virginia Water Project
The Public Works Administration announced a $25,000 allotment to Wayne West Virginia for a filter plant and distribution main extension. About $19,000 covers labor and materials as a grant, with the remaining as a loan backed by 4 percent revenue bonds. Work could start in 30 days and create thirty new jobs for three months.
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Washington
Public Works
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W. Va
Fragmented Local Notice From A Mixed Advertising Page
A jumble of names, places, and ads appears with partial phrases. Mentions of public notices, businesses, products, prices, and contact details mix with stray words, suggesting a damaged OCR page listing shops, items, and notices without coherent events or narrative.
Slayer of Rival Confesses Crime
Jaakie Threlkeld and his mother Mrs. Nettle Threlkeld are tied to a stabbing and disposal scene. The confession details a quarrel between men, an admission of involvement, and claims of breakfast after the event. Police investigations unfold as the two suspects face questions.
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Nettle Threlkeld
Tax Collection Bill Faces Opposition Amid Delinquent Reforms
The state house debated several measures to fund utilities and extend delinquent tax penalties. Proposals included redirecting utility tax revenue to county debts and delaying redemption for delinquent taxes. Speaker Hingr opposed the abstention and a bill allowing property reclaim by debt-burdened taxpayers, calling it dishonest.
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Htitisa
Hingr
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