Quota Convention Delegates Named by Charleston Club
Mrs Theresa Doddridge Mathews and Miss Jessie Spencer were elected as chief delegates to the Quota International convention in May at Pittsburgh. Alternates Alleen Gresse and Margaret Cowan chosen. The luncheon also featured musical entertainment by high school guests Charles Gressarig Hamilton and Ralph Garcelon. Mother’s Day observance planned for May 13 with guests invited. Others attending included Mrs W A McMillan Mrs McLee Martin Mrs Gordon Lee Link of Clifton Forge Virginia and Miss Violet Johnson.
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Theresa Doddridge Mathews
Charleston
Jessie Spencer
Kanawha Hotel
Quota, International
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Pittabarga
Mathews
Cheb
Biss Alleen Grese
Misa Margaret Cowan
Gressarig
Charles Hamilton
Ralph Garcelon
Achother
W. A. McMillan
McIee Martin
Gordon Lae Link
Clifton Forge
Violet Johnson
Extraordinary third house session in West Virginia
The third house of delegates held an extraordinary session at one o'clock yesterday, hearing addresses from Rev. Pat Withrow and other officials. Resolutions named April 30 as a national holiday for Col. Abe Davis, and a series of measures were proposed including a tax for a new capitol and various appointments. The session featured contention over gavel seizure and potential adjournment, with committee chairmen named for representative panels. The Bluefield Telegraph's editorial criticizes the loss of city revenue after the automobile tax repeal and blames Mercer delegates for a flawed provision affecting Bluefield taxes.
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House of Delegates
MeHtray
Tyler County
Pat Withrow
Union Mission
Davis
William Middleton
Mradows
Loetewate Roebinson
Tr. Robinson
Underwood
Field
Bill Buzzard
Mathews
Edwards
Schuod
Hundley
Meadows
Brown
Hall of
Minga
Keatley
Third House
Boone County
Septimius Hall
Bluefield
Mercer
Ediior
Luther Scott
Bluefeld
Court of Generals
Kee
Mtr
Bluetela
Pare's Men Pepsin and Menthol Stomach Remedy Ad
Bold claim advertisement touting Pare's Men Pepsin with Menthol as a quick fix for indigestion gas belching and heartburn. Cites dramatic results in minutes and a New Jersey town selling thousands of bottles. Promotes Darey Mecha-Lop and guarantees from druggists with local stores named Ballman's Two Cut-Rate Drug Stores.
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Dare’s
C. A. Potterfield
Builtman’s
Seo
Sin. C. A. Potterfield
Ballman’s
Adv
Klan Traffic Case Set For Saturday
Slsmenyiera of the Ku Klux Flin arrested by police Tuesday night on charges of interfering with traffic and appearing on the streets to Klan regalia, will be given hearing in police court Saturday morning. Continuances granted by Judge B. Bobbitt on request of both defendants and arresting officers. Those arrested gave the names H C Moore A L Snyder Sr J L Morgan W Welle Delbert Milton and F A Johnsen. charged the six were directing traffic near the Advent Christian church on Randolph Street during mural services for W I Hall.
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Slsmenyiera
Ku Klux Flin
Trafic
B. Bobbitt
H.C. Moore
A. L. Snyder, Sr
J. L. Morgan
W. Welle
Delbert Milton
F. A. Johnsen
Traiffic
Advent Christian c Church
Rendolph Etrest
VW. I. Hall
Police charge chemist artist in Cincinnati attack case
Police prepared to judge a serious charge against Edward Reiger, 25, a Cleveland chemist, accused of posing as an artist and luring young women to hotels with fake modeling ads. The case involves Miss Thelma Mohtane, 20, of Charleston, and Miss Robinson of Cincinnati, with notes found in Reiger’s possession. One woman, introduced to him in Chicago, suffered a breakdown and was later found wandering. authorities planned a full investigation into the abduction and mistreatment of the two girls and the surrounding events at a Cincinnati YMCA meeting and hotel sightings.
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Cincinnati
Edward Reiver
Cleveland
Ohis
Belger
Dust Night
Anld
Nia
Thetme Mohtnean
Charleston
W. Va
Renk
Claeinnati
William Sneders
Reiger
Misa Hotrison
Opalies
Misk Hobineson
Gueders
General Hospital
Cincinnat
Mies Robinson
Saviety i Cincinnach
Chicago
Hye
YW. C. A
Freshmen pay court fine after banquet raid at Johns Hopkins
April 24 BALYIMORM Johns Hopkins freshmen pleaded guilty to misd conduct and paid the minimum $245 fine each for wrecking the sophomores annual banquet. The raid broke a six year streak of freshman disturbances, sparking a police reserve response and leaving one student noting the price was worth it.
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Sophs
Balyimorm
Johns Hopkins University
Apm
The
Invaders
Federal Court Hears Trials and Sentences in City District
In United States district court today Grahant Hiral colored attorney stood trial on an alleged witness influence plot. Several defendants pled guilty or were fined and placed on probation for conspiracy to violate probation laws. multiple sentences ranged from months to years in various facilities. A note cites $172 million gate imports last year with $9 million from the United States.
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Hiral
Will
United States District Court
D. DD. Milverman
Mildavit
DeWayne Davis
Graham Ha
Nutter
Fred Niebolg
Barry D. Payne
Ivan Hento
W. W. Newman
Montgomery
Sumamera County
Jai Mra
Jutiawena
Hunt for Black man Frewn after assault in Winona
A search near Winona targets a Black man named Frewn suspected of severely beating a woman named Troutman. The report notes reliance on a tip and an arrest of a separate suspect found sleeping at his relative's home as officials pursue an escape from Fayetteville amid rising tensions.
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Winona
Frewn
Troutman
Fayetteville
Merntaz Says Her Royal Baby Slain Trial Testimony
Mumtaz Begum testified during the third session of the murder trial of Abdul Kadir Rauta’s killers in Bombay India. She claimed Bauli funded her and that she preferred “Wik houses” to the Maharaja’s palace, stating the Maharaj had allowed her to leave when she wished. She escaped Indore after her baby’s death and described a female child dying at a gambling table’s game.
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Bombay
Indi
Mumtaz Begum
Abdul Kadir Rauta
Orth Mzammedan
Maharadith
Indore
Bauli
Manitie
Maharagih
Benause
Mamtas
Robinson Backs World Court Plan
Wacrel Miss April 29 United States Senator Joe T Robinson of Arkansas urged adherence to the permanent world court at the Mississippi Bar Association meeting. He said judicious decisions would promote world peace and warned against delaying support until war threatens. Officials noted a plot against Foreign Secretary Austen Chamberlain but offered little detail.
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Miss
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United
Permanent Court of International
Kansas
Ecourt
Chamberlain Gets Added Protection From Threats
Foreign Secretary Neville Chamberlain was provided with additional guards after a life threat issued within the past weeks. The move follows a period of heightened security as officials review potential risks to public figures in London.
Charleston police seek Mia missing from Munnington home
Officials report Mia, an 8-year-old girl, disappeared from her Munnington residence on March 4. She is five feet three inches tall, weighs about 82 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. police urge the public to help and describe a long train journey from Paris to Moscow as context.
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Charleston
Mia
Edne Boggese
Watsanpenrad
Munnington
Weman
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