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Associated Press
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Havering & Kae
Ageny News
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Subscription Rates for West Virginia Postal Service
The notice lists subscription prices and terms for mail delivery in West Virginia. Rates vary by duration with options of three months six months and yearly plans. The advertisement details advance payments and postage conditions within a stated territorial radius and specifies rates for single and extended periods.
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West Virgin
West Virginia
Sorgeery
Concord and Unity of Purpose
The state senate reclaimed respect by weighing Governor Gore's appointments and avoiding continued refusals. Disagreement between the governor and several senators is regretted, but all parties are urged to put the state's business first and work toward concord and unity.
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State Senate
Gore
West Virginia Seen as Prosperous and Welcoming by Visitor
R. B. Dodge writes from New York to tout West Virginia in the Herald Tribune. He praises Logan and other communities, extols natural resources from minerals to water power, climate, and scenery, and predicts vast industrial potential and inviting living conditions in Southern West Virginia Southeast. He urges Northern motorists to tour the state for a new outlook.
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New York Herald- Tribune
New York City
R. B. Dodge
West Virginia
Herald-Tribune
Dodge
Logan
The
Union
Heaberlin Named Worksman’s Compensation Commissioner
Charles L. Heaberlin of Raleigh County is appointed worksman’s compensation commissioner. The article notes Lee Ott’s term ending and records Heaberlin as the district’s top candidate, with Senator Ashworth’s term also expiring.
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Charles L. Heaberlin
Raleigh
Lee Ott
Heaberlin
Ashworth
Violent Shooting on Courthouse Lawn
We Were Doing James A. Francisco, a police officer, was killed. Officer Thomas L. Hunt was wounded and assailant Lee Tabor was shot in the back. The incident occurred on the lawn of the old courthouse in this city.
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James A. Francisco
Thomas L. Hunt
Lee Tabor
Old Court House
Rncess Anne
Virginia Beach
F. B. Erle
Bluefield Telephone Company
Northfork
Potential Senate Candidate Names Surface in Mercer Raleigh Monroe
The passage notes possible successors from Mercer Raleigh or Monroe with early mentions including E. W. Hale of Princeton who could bring energy and leadership to a senate role.
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Mercer
Raleigh
Monroe
E. W. Hale
Princeton
Senate
LIKE BREATH TO A BODY Chamber election urged for Bluefield
The Bluefield chamber of commerce plans its annual election after by law changes bar current directors from reelection. The piece urges every citizen and businessman to participate, stressing the chamber’s vital role in attracting industry, investment, and growth for the city.
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Chamber of Commerce
Bluefield
Baptists Call for Prohibition Enforcement by Officials
Delegates at the Northern Baptist convention in Chicago oppose any movement that thwarts enforcement of prohibition. They urge electing officials from president to constable who will uphold the law, citing Governor Smith and Dr Nicholas Murray Butler as leading Democratic and Republican figures to avoid appointing wet leaders to high office. They warn that a known wet in authority undermines enforcement and respect for law.
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Northern Baptist Convention
Chicago
Baptist Convention
Smith
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Baptists
The Magic Mist City in the Rain Poem
A poem evokes a city in the rain transformed by light. Glimmering windows, shimmering cloaks, and fairy towers turn grime into enchantment. Brimming with urban imagery, the piece celebrates lights, reflections, and the mood of a rain lit metropolis.
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Spain
Oriental view on civilization and cultural clashes
A Washington letter quotes a Chinese writer describing perceived habits of Westerners with biting irony. He argues that such views impede political cultural and economic rapprochement and mutual advancement and understanding.
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Washington, D. C
Speculation on Fall Special Session for Flood Relief
A special session of congress to consider flood relief and prevention may be called in the late fall before the regular session opens. The proposal contrasts with urged earlier sessions and would signal shifting the convening date if Mr Coolidge issued such a call.
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Congress
Clarence Chamberlin Sets Long Distance Telephoning Record
Clarence Chamberlin has broken a record for long distance telephoning by contacting relatives in Iowa from Germany. The source notes uncertainty on who holds the record for most gang numbers, but suggests thousands would claim it.
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Clarence Chamberlin
Iowa
Germany
Islanders in the Bay of Bengal Fashion High Hats
Island residents in the Bay of Bengal favor tall hats as symbols of status while outsiders from a more advanced culture view such adornments with curiosity and cautious admiration.
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Bay of Bengal
Haven
Prevention of floods and relief efforts loom in Mississippi valley
The article notes floods as a national problem with citizens needing relief and rehabilitation before tax cuts in Congress. It mentions coal producers seeking relief from an interstate commerce ruling, railroads backing the campaign, and significant building growth in Bluefield as the city expands its business and construction activity.
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Mississippi Valley
Interstate Commerce Commission
West Virginia Road and state appointments praised
A Huntington Herald-Dispatch summary reports praise for Major C P Fortney’s reappointment to the State Road Commission and for Dr L M Robinson as prison warden and Dr Henshaw leading the State Health Department. The piece notes favorable reception across the state despite local criticism and references travel anecdotes about Parkersburg, Charleston, and Bluefield.
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Ovbernor Gore
Senate
C. P Fortney
State Road Commission
Southern
West Virginia
Major Fortney
Charley Haeberlin
L. M. Robinson
Clarksburg
Robinson
Henshaw
State Health Department
Huntington Herald-Dispatch
Andrews may expose truths after dry chief leaves post
Last Night's Mail reports that General Lincoln C Andrews, chief enforcer of prohibition, may publish startling disclosures after resigning. The Anti-Saloon League fears the worst amid enmity, while possible resignations of Sheffield and Wood ripple policy, and talks of a 1924 presidential field grow.
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Rodney Dutcher
Ashington
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti- Saloon League
Lincoln C. Andrews
Cesar
Andrews
Anti-Saloon League
New York
League
Angunet
Husband fears marriage to clever or dull spouse in Arkansas tale
A brief Arkansas Democrat item notes a man facing a dilemma about marriage. He would feel shame if he marries someone he deems dumb, and embarrassment if his wife knows more than he does. The piece presents social pressure on gender and intellect in unions.
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The
Arkansas Democrat
East and West divide shown by Chinese traveler
A Washington Star report highlights the wide cultural gap as a Chinese tourist travels in Europe, illustrating how half the world does not understand the other and the long road to international peace.
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Washington Star
Europe
Fair Treatment of Workers at Canadian Border Expected
A Canadian border issue stemming from the 1924 U.S. Immigration law is seen easing. Canadian-born and foreign-born workers in Detroit Buffalo and other border cities face adjustments as governments seek grace periods and possible law changes to protect cross-border employment.
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United States
Detroit
Buffalo
Canada
Congress
Hamilton Spectator
Ontario
Washington
Vincent Maseey
Buffalo Evening News
Detroit News
Secretary of State
Eal
Prese
New York Times
Europe
Los Angeles Times
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
The
Dominion
Gavette
Michigan
Alhough
Boston Transcript
Manchester Union
Kellogg
Union
Port Huron Times-Herald
Montreal Star
Janesville Daily Gazette
Dangers of reckless driving and nostalgia for dime novels
The article condemns speed freaks endangering others while recalling a red plastered slogan drive sanely and a memory of dime novels. It contrasts the thrill of old Nickel Libraries with modern sensational publishing and questions virtue versus appetite for risk and novelty.
New York Churches and Weddings Highlight City High Living Costs
In New York the trend toward grand church buildings mirrors theater and hotel style. The Church Around the Corner hosts about 2000 weddings yearly as couples seek quick nuptials, aided by two assistants, despite 400 to 500 annual rejections. High rents and jobs shape marriages, and elopers rush to Gretna Green of Manhattan.
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New York
Manhattan
Dr. Fosdick
New Baptist Church
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
America
Gretna Green
Elopers
Randolph Ray
Joba
Delaware’s Censorship Debate and National Fallout
The editorial disputes Delaware’s censorship proposal for divorce cases as un-American and harmful, arguing it encourages dissolution over stability. It cites Swarthmore student Katherine Toy choosing marriage over a traveling prize and notes continuing Mississippi Valley flood refugees and damages, urging readers to support relief not political maneuvering.
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Delaware
Lindbereh
Chamberlin
Mississippi Valley
Kentucky
Alcohol in medicine evaluated by Dr. Roger I. Lee
In 1925 Dr. Roger I. Lee evaluated alcohol from pharmacologic and therapeutic angles, noting its value is not in germ action but in producing artificial euphoria. He argues alcohol may aid elderly convalescents and some early pulmonary tuberculosis cases by improving mood and appetite, but should not be routine.
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Morris Fishbein
The
American Medical Association
Hreeia
Health Magazine
Roger I. Lee
Lee
Dr. Lee
Bette
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