Dawn Day of Socialism Warned by Coal Merchants Leader
At Atlantic City, Harry L. Gandy warned National Retail Coal Merchants' Association members that government regulation of coal would herald socialism in business. He argued federal control would kill enterprise, urging merchants to resist bureaucracy and defend American liberty by selling coal and American institutions with progressive, profit-minded zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Retail Coal Merchants’ Asociation
Atlantic City
Harry L. Gandy
National Coal Association
America
Richard F. Grant
M. A. Hanna Company
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Buslen
Washington
Phosphate Boost Promoted for Nerves and Health
An advertisement touts Evans Tripta Phos Mates as the essential organic phosphate for nervous system strength and general vitality. It claims modern foods lack phosphate, boosting demand for the product sold by Yale's Pharmacy and local druggists through Princeton agents and Goudykvant Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moan
Goudykvant Drug Co
Princeton Agent
Yale
Rood
Tale of woe from West Virginia industries
Statewide industry leaders voice concerns over taxation, regulation, and competition. Officials from Monongahela West Penn Public Services and West Virginia Coal Operators' Association describe high costs, strapped utilities, bankruptcies, and pressure from external rivals, urging lawmakers to rethink sales and direct taxes amid regulatory constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Winici
G. M. Alexander
Pallmont
Monongahela West Penn Public Services Corporation
Flo
Thia
Waller Sata Trie
West Virginia tax debate draws steel and retail voices
Lawmakers hear from D T Weir of Weirton Steel and W H Manning of Wheeling Steel among others urging curbs on statewide gross sales taxes. Dennis McNeil of Huntington faults tax plans as unfair to retailers and argues for no new building programs amid fiscal strain. Leaders from lumber, banking, leather and lead sectors echo calls for tax relief and broader expense cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis McNeil
Huntington
D. T. Weir
Weirton Steel Company
W. H. Manning
Wheeling Steel Company
L. A. Diller
Follawsbee
Landon C. Bell
Columbus
Www. M. Ritter Lumber Company
Robert L. Archer
West Virginia Bankers’ Association
L. M. Ather
Evans Lead Company
D. Talbot
Elkins
Kistler Leather Company
Public Ledger to Merge North American and Launch Sun
Philadelphia May 14 The Public Ledger Company will announce the purchase of the Philadelphia North American and its merger with the Public Ledger under the title Public Ledger and North American. The Public Ledger also plans to start a tabloid newspaper named the Sun beginning Monday May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pubic Ledger
Public Ledger Company
Philadelphia North American
The
Public Ledger
Public Ledger and North American
Publo Ledger
the Sun
Revival of Depth and Power at Trinity Mission
A Trinity Methodist revival led by Dr. Coale draws large crowds across services with strong preaching on the church’s mission. A Princeton delegation joins the evening event as plans for Friday through Sunday include multiple services and prayer meetings, aiming for a broad harvest of souls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Princeton
Coale
Trinity
South Bluefield
Coale Ia Ohe
Withal
Richardson
Society program features songs and piano solos
Society notes describe a continued page five event with Mrs R Shriner singing two vocal solos backed by Miss Wila Holroyd on piano. After the performance two baskets of pink roses were distributed as souvenirs, followed by a social hour and a light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T
R. Shriner
Wila Holroyd
Sunshine
Personal notices from Bluefield area improve and travel
Mrs C J Whisman continues in improve at Bluefield Sturday? and Mrs J C Brown of Balsarl street will enter St Luke's hospital this evening for a surgical operation. Mrs W D Haynes improves at Bluefield sanitarium. R M Kelley a Norfolk and Western fireman returns home after month treatment at the sanitarium for injuries. Mrs W B Johnson returns home after operation at Bluefield sanitarium. Mr and Mrs BE W Land and family plus John F Land and John Land Jr depart for a motor trip to Roanoke Lynchburg and Concord. Mrs N H McClaugharty, Miss Lois Floyd, Nelson Floyd and Miss Ima Smith leave today for a visit in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Whisman
Bluefield Stuartury
J. C. Brown
Balsarl Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
W.D. Haynes
Bluefield Sanitarium
R. M. Kelley
Norfolk and Western
Ganitarium
Raleigh Terrace
W. B. Johnson
Highland Avenue
BE. W. Land
Hayden
Ted
Elizabeth
John F. Land
John Land, Jr
Roanoke
Lynchburs
Concord
N. H. McClaugharty
Lois Floyd
Nelson Floyd
Ima Smith
Bristol
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Melba Fleurs Lovens
Malba
Mavis
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Woodburys Culloura
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