Local notices and events clutter Huntington scene
Fragmented local news item lists court costs and punishment for a man named Carter after a drinking incident. It notes road work near Carswell, a steam shovel installation, and quotes upcoming traffic and chamber of commerce activities. Church events include Epworth League and missionary society meetings. residents attend weddings and travels to Asheville, North Carolina, with several social notices and invitations.
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Carter
Hare
I Huntington
Noni
Guy
Carswell Road
King
Obbawell
Cwiden
Job lectureat life and character in old testament study
Sunday session by B C Swope and Judge Jas A Strothar explored the biblical Book of Job. Attendance surged, with discussion tracing Job’s wealth, losses, faith, and endurance through illness to eventual restoration.
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B. C Swope
Jas
A. Strothar
Job
Ollier
Eackenad
Pilain
Patiance
Job and faith theme described in Swope lecture
A fragmented report covers a Swope lecture comparing the Book of Job to a dramatic wager between God and Satan. It notes Job’s patience amid losses, friends urging repentance, and eventual reward, with side remarks on a chemist’s Job verse interpretation and planned substitutes for unavailable speakers.
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Mr. Swope
Job
God
Satan
Ant
Swops
Swope
Paul
M. C
Hammond
Gall
T. Dudgeon
Barbe
Radio Program Listings Across Cities and Times
A dense radio schedule fragment lists programs and orchestras across U S cities with times and stations. It mentions stations in New York Toronto Chicago Pittsburgh and others, detailing bands choirs and orchestra lineups along with standard time references.
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WBA
Cincinnati
Taille
Norma Atuchinns
Kones
New York
Wan
Cua GO Ste
Hoter-Totey Hauratt
Chicago
Mark Oster
Coin
Deputies Defend Honor in Gammon Killing Case
The Welch Telegraph reports Deputy Fry and Deputy Sheriff J A Brye stood firm in the incident surrounding the death of Bill Gammon, a Black man, at Northfork last Friday night. Fry reportedly supported Sheriff Frank Woodyard with full duty, while some readers thought Woodyard deserted. officials confirm Fry fulfilled his duties to the best of his ability. Additional local notes mention Welch visitors and residents from Bluefield, North Fork, and surrounding areas, with various trips and visits recounted.
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Welch
Bill Gammon
Woodyard
Frye
Bluefield Fireman Sights Appetite Boost from Pepgen
Bluefield city fireman W Houchins at Central Station credits Pepgen with restoring his appetite after months of malnutrition and sour stomach. He reports improved digestion, no food souring, and renewed vitality. Pepgen is sold at The Goodykoontz Drug Co and other local drugstores.
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Bluefield City
Pepgen
W. Houchins
Central Station
Johnson St
Hla City
Mr. Houching
Toepgen
Uhayo
Monte
Tor
Lone
Bluefield
Local Notables Visit and Hospital Update
Columbus notes mention Mrs Sheffy of Bluefield visiting with Mr and Mrs Hammond in the city. Andrew Lawson of Gary appears in hospital with acute appendicitis but is recovering well. Mrs Bernard Bank of Kimbell visited for social calls while Harry Budwick of Keystone spent time in town seeing his son Mergil, who is in naval hospital for forty treatment.
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Columbus
University
Robey
T “Sheffy
Bluefield
H. C. Hammond
Sheffy
Hammond
Andrew Lawson
Gary
Grate’ Hospital
Bernard Bank
Kimbell
Harry Budwick
Keystone
Mergil
Naval Hospital
Powers of Court Given to Referee in Wag Mah Impeachment Hearings
St Louis March 30 The impeachment inquiry into Federal Judge George Washington Wag Mah moved forward as evidence was presented for impeachment. The congressional committee will hear more testimony on alleged tyrannical conduct and irregularities in bankruptcy case finances before final deliberations. The case hinges on a 1919 examiners report that shifted powers to Referee Thoman and allowed broad use of those powers. Prosecution evidence is expected to require six days, with defense likely needing two. U.S. Attorney A B Dennis, initially blocked, later testified after serving with the St Louis Post Dispatch which first reported the charges.
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St. Louis
George Washington
Pho
Congressional Committee
Department OF Justice
B.thoring
English
Inter
Thoman
A. B. Dennis
Danville
USA
Ater
House Judiciary
Bobh
St.Louis Post-Dispatch
Frst
Congressional Joint
Marshal enters a plea of not guilty
Ironton Ohio March 39 4 A plea of not guilty was entered by Jeene Forgey in connection with a fatal shooting and wounding case in Lawrence County The hearing preceded by Sheriff Lawerence County officials and Robe rt he common plone The case involves a town area dispute and a release following the plea entry
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Ironton
Ander Hong
WA Bali
Newspaper Men Await Osborne Wood Return At Sea
Government pilots and customs officials with a group of newspaper and motion picture men waited tonight near the Temerangerie off Yampa Florida for the freighter West Chetec carrying former Lieutenant Osborne Woods jr returning from Cadiz Spain. The Temerangerie's position was about forty miles at sea from Tampa. the West Chetec was expected to reach Tampa late tomorrow or Wednesday morning. A Tampa cable company announced Woods has accepted a position with it.
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Temorangerie
Yampa
Fin
Osborne Wood Jrs
Cadiz
Tampa
Tampa Real Eable Company
Woon
George M. Fleming Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Buckhannon West Virginia mourns George M. Fleming seventy seven attorney and Buckhannon bank president died Sunday afternoon in a Baltimore hospital while en route from Flatdie. Princeton and University of Michigan law school graduate editor of the Buckhannon Warner funeral services set for Buckhannon Tuesday.
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Buckhannon
W.va
George M. Pieming
Buckhannnon ‘Bank
Baltimore
Fleming
Princeton
University of Michigan _law school
Buckhannon , Warner
Increased Anxiety Over Condition Earl of Ypres
A London March bulletin reports the Earl of Ypres, formerly Field Marshal Freuch, underwent an operation on March 19 and has developed a complication described as regulating. The latest bulletin notes a sudden change in his condition, with word of increased anxiety surrounding his health.
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Earl
Ypres
Londo
Freuch
Posey Bowman Held After Grand Jury Raid
Deputy sheriffs captured a 196 gallon copper still near Long Branch on United States Coal and Coke Company land. Posey Bowman was arrested at the raid and held on a $6000 bond for grand jury appearance. Authorities say the outfit and about 600 gallons of mash were Bowman's property. Bowman denies knowledge. No liquor found. another man sought.
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Big Creek
Long Branch
United States Coal and Coke Company
Posey Bowman
Bowman
Hg Grand Jury
Squire A. C. Halford
Bowmat
Hall
Lie
O. J. Mayhew
J. Johnson
Britt Day
Kiwanis Club Meet Focused On Business Tonight
Kiwanis members gather for a strictly business meeting led by Lie Kiwali. A delegate to the Kiwanis national convention will be chosen, with emphasis on selecting a proper representative for the club. Attendance prize donated by T. J. Hades.
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Lie Kiwali Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Kimball
Jackson
Bert Hylton
Will ‘Bailey
T. J. Hades
War Eagle Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
War Eagle residents and friends share a busy week of calls and small trips. Islay’s W R L Coffey visited relatives, Mrs. B U Radford shopped in Williamson, Rev D Halbrook spent time at War Eagle Mines with his daughters Clara and Bessie, and Link Varney of Attburn Coal called on friends. Other locals, including Levi Gibson, M C Luster, Maud Gilliam, Edna Depue, and Samuel Solomon, made brief trips to nearby towns for errands.
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R. L. Coffey
Islay
War Eagle
BU. A. Radford
Big Sandy
Geo. W. Coffey
Williamson
Bertha Cline
Rev. D. Halbrook
War Eagle Mines
Clara
Bessie
Mann
Link Varney
Attburn Coal Company
Levi Gibson
Ben ‘Creek
Harnett
George Barnett
Taeger
M.C Luster
Hurley
Mise Maud Gilliam
Strasnider Drug Company
Alice Gilliam
Edna Depue
Geo. W. . Coffey
Gilbert
Amuel Solomon
Fog Horn for Hair Enabled Fog Signal System
Report describes a fog horn system using human hair to complete an electrical circuit. A strand spans between two ports with a tiny ink link. moisture stretches the hair to drop the link and activate the fog horn. The note mentions fortune telling and a 1917 Indiana law as side items.
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London
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Wilson
Idem
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Koiniore Orchestre
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EGU
Oakland
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Wlocks
Anlvation Army Band
Stioliman
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Selger
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Xape Pheer Jesture
Oert
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Turaday
WAZ
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ONDA
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Norns
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Ohio State University
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Ho Hag. Bean
L. €. Anderson
Charles B. Honaton
Margaret
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Boolemam
Col
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Wolman
Sam Soling
Ban
Litly
Custierwood
Wrelna
MccUinnis
Hafield
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North Fork
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Willamaon
Wugens H. Lopinsky
Northfork
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Wizgabeth Strother
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Osborne Wood
Geo. M. Fleming
Baltimore Hospital
Grand Jury
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Kiwanis Club
W. WA
Sloan’s
Will Panel
Cambria
FR. D. Price
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Northfork, W. Va
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