Governor veto blocks Kanawha County crime probe fund
The West Virginia House received Governor Gere’s veto of House Bill 263, which sought a seven thousand dollar annual fund for Kanawha County prosecuting attorney to investigate crime. He argued the measure lacks safeguards and public funds should not finance investigators. The legislature adjourned after a joint resolution mourning former Governor George Wesley Atkinson.
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Clyde HK
East
House of Delegates
Gonvernor Gere
Kanawha
Heomuss Mo
Domestic Relations Court
Cabell County
Uhre
George W. Atkinson
Newxomn
Kanawhs
Core
Ant
Barnes
Erner
Charaeter
Eltiger
Bidy
House Adupin
Hiedeni
Atkinson
M. Underwood
Senate
Wright Hugus
Obie County
House
Tooraine
George Wesley Atkinson
LeSage farmer credits Ka-di-ok with relief from rheumatic pains
W H Henderson of LeSage West Virginia describes four years of back and hip rheumatic suffering. After using Ka-di-ok he reports disappearance of pains and improved kidney function and appetite. The tonic is touted for indigestion loss of appetite and stomach gas with other ailments. Sold at A Potterfield drug stores Capitol and Virginia streets and other locations.
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LeSage
W. Va
F. H. Henderson
Isler
Kadi-okin
Potterfield
Virginia
Monorable Wes Atkinson Honored In Memorial Resolution
A memorial resolution lauds Wesley Atkinson a West Virginia native and longtime public servant. It praises his service as state attorney general and governor candidate, his intellectual breadth, and his devotion to family and faith. The legislature adjourns briefly in his honor and directs a copy of the resolution be sent to his family.
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Wesley Atkinson
Trur
West Virginia
Attarney
Crm
Bresy
Geverhar
Waurt
Elatins
Virginia
Atkinson
Livyer
Lebanon
Delees
Senate
Report Bicycle Thefts To Police In City
The article reports multiple bicycle thefts across the city. Victims include Perry Mlevings at 182 Washington Street and Mark at 610 North Tard Street. A shop on STH Chairrler reported a wheel missing, and Kijwr Ladwell at 87 Charleaton Street reported a theft. Police urged residents to report bicycle thefts.
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Charlesion
Polis
Chase
Erisider
Abte Perry Mlevings
Washington
Chairrler Gireer
North Tard Street
Ts Lime
Charleaton Street
Stalen
Hayy
Dennanita Avenir
Doukhobor Protest Seeks School Laws Change
A Canadian Doukhobor group staged protests denouncing school laws and expressing opposition to mandatory schooling for children. Leaders claim educational standards conflict with their religious beliefs, threatening property seizure to cover fines and vowing to remove religious garments as a protest act. Peter Verogin is mentioned among those involved.
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Nelson
Boernie
Suvernins
Diet
Nist
Sehood
Peter Verogin
Doukhabor
Dyer to Address C of C Meeting
Professor O W Dyer of Vanderhill University will address the Nashville Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting on industrialism and its impact on workers. He plans a nation-wide campaign to educate manufacturers and legislators about fundamental government principles and industrial progress.
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Ashirley
O W. Dyer
Vanderhill University
Indwerrial
Tennessee Matesser
Pernet
America
Seegal Sefemec
Nashville University
Sirufyasar Dyer
Sharleston
Comnetione
West Virginia
West Virgina
Lon
Dyer
Cewatts
Wisconsin
Minesarth
Murry
Merheath
Fyeve
Sationyel Man Association
Industrict
Drofessor
Rand
Bridge of Sighs at Capitol Theatre piece full of praise
A fragmentary review notes the Capitol Theatre premiere of Bridge of Sighs featuring Dorothy Mackall and Creighton Jeinhard Ker in leading roles. It highlights photography of the tenement scene and a plot about redemption, praising performances by Mackail and Prancis. The program includes a Tamla reel and a comedy, with a noted writer Hiurris.
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Taultal
Dorothy Mackall
Creighton Iute
Jeinhard Ker
Ales BR. Prancis
Thenorly
bin Leen
Rati Lewis
Winier Elarreter
Laf
Criminal Court
New York
Hiurris
Aestin
One Year to Live Rialto Feature Opens for Three Days
The Parisian stage forms the backdrop for the Rialto debut of One Year to Live, opening yesterday after Neon for a three day engagement. Cast includes Miss Pringle, Mr. Marsh, and Rosemary Theby with Kilgour and Mackwikl in supporting roles. The film features a standout dance scene by Pringle and a strong cast led by Irving Cummings as director, plus a comedy by Fuph Graves and a biopic segment on football hero Iemman Red Hines.
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Mialto
Arom
Pringle
Toveths Mackwikl
Antonis
Doxrph Kilgour
Rosemary Theby
Nvme
Miss Pringl
Pen
Maske coaLie
Reansume
Irving Cummings
Miss Pringh
Chester Stanigiin
Fuph Graves
Ufe
Iemman Red
Hines
Grid Sexson
A Tews Cvel
Pringnan
Hbere
Program of bond issue presented by U C C in 1950 extension plan
Fragmented text indicates a bond issue program for U C C with discussion of extending outstanding securities to 1950. Mentions underwriter and financial figures, but OCR garble obscures key names and dates, limiting precise details.
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Elen
Tudor
Atipany of
New York
Virginian stage presents Men and Women play with a new angle
A human interest angle frames the Virginian debut of Men and Women by David Belasen and Henry Wehmeier. The production, produced by Beste for Highard Dix, stars Williams and Neil Toanitan, debuting for a three day run amid New York theater chatter.
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New York
David Belasen
Heney C. Wemie
New
Fli
Neil Toaniitan
Virginian Show Highlights Comedy and Drama Cast
The program features Claire Adams in a leading role with W. Griffith. Revert Hoehn Henry Stephenson and Flora Finch share the principal cast. The plot is simple and comical with a lively romance. Walter Miers delivers a humorous turn and a news reel accompanies the feature.
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Claire Adams
Prigeivais
Angie
Revert Hoeen
Henry Stephenson
Flora Finch
Mtr
Dix
Miss Adams
Walter Miers
Virginian
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by County Clerk
A flood of transfers appears with names, parcel locations, and prices. Notable entries include Chemival Land Company to Ry Weiford for lots 20 27 28 in Chyminal ity at 3700, and Frank C. Costinty to Dillard 107 Nancy street at The list also notes Margaret rrey to B J Parrey Mast Bank int at 2000 and Pheils Weaver to Jauanne Melton lot 4 block C D Ellershir addition Cabin Creek district at 2500, among others.
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Chemival Land Eoany
RY Weiford
M. Ghinders
Willie Powell
Lord
Bagk Wet
Seath Cherlestens
Frank C. Costinty
Dillard
Joe
Nancy Street
Timn
Sterday
Margaret Rrey
B. J. Parrey
Mast Bank
Young
Ie Vent Lee
Pudur
Bork
W. Pigren
Tang
Bradford Street
Withrew
Walter Harrison
Clay Avenue
Pheils Weaver
Jauanne Melton
Ellerslir
Cabin Creek
Hultee
Lennie Schultze
London
Neely
Pred Fogarty
Krnck
St. Albany Land Company
AO W. Tanner
Junon Metleary
Osbornn
Clendenin
George
Payne
Victoria
F Pettry
Marmel
M.S. Watsen
Tana
East Bank Property Transfers and Considerations Noted
In East Bank and nearby areas, multiple property transfers are listed with stated consideration amounts. Names include Joan Beasley to Vlora Philips, a 68 unit in Elk District, a company transaction from WWilledale Cusl to Bob Willex, Hillsdale entries, and Riley to A. W. Daubenspach on Ninth Avenue in Loure Charleston, with listed prices 4008, 1000, 178, 500, and 2510 respectively.
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East Bank
Joan Beasley
Vlora Philips
Elk District
Wwilledale Cusl Company
Bob Willex
Hillsdale
Riley
A. W. Daubenspach
Ninth Avenue
Loure Charleston
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Bridge OF Sighs
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Masonic Temple
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