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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1925

Page

7

Opposition to carp shipments in West Virginia streams

The West Virginia game and fish commission protested a cargo of German carp en route from Wisconsin to Grafton. Officials fear carp harm local fisheries and food value, urging against indiscriminate restocking and asking Congressman Bowman to intervene. No carp were in the shipment in Martinsburg. the consignment mainly included black basa and furfish bound for central streams.

West Virginia Associated Press Clarksiurg Wisconsin Offeigis Wild Ufa League Federal Bureau of Fisheries

Notable Visitors Fill Kanawha City Hotel Guests List

Edwin Robinson of Fairmont and A F McCue of Clarksburg led a group of visitors at Kanawha hotels, with numerous travelers from Pittsburg Cleveland Columbus and beyond. The Holley guest register also noted families and professionals from Morgantown Wheeling Parkersburg Huntington and other cities, sharing a busy lodging scene.

Edwin Robinson Fairmont State Oil and Gas Insonation A. F. McCue Clarksburg Frank Huffman Holley J. Kinewood Weston A. B. Bee Knoxville Penn Yauke Pittsburgh Derry Fittsburgh C. Hartman Bittsburih Hartman B. Fourner J. Wyfrank Trabee WL ¥ i Loudon Cincinnati FLW Thinkleld Wile jColumbus Chartea I. White Vernon Sander Pitta Lureh Lewaun Misehoff Wheeling Bom. Walre Tianitu Rickinraugh Vibe E . Fweeney Buffalo B. Th Warder Morgantown Blaubeth Warder Jenn Warder Mar- Buntown Yenrge N. Hrase M. Smith Sexton Clarkannan Cumberlang Clark Cumberland Prendergast Parkersburg Hays Washington Muller Henderson NL Ci H. Freeport Willam Williameon Grafton Shiphur New Huntington Caltlag Hundton Boone Haningeton Davies Parkersturn Knapp

West Virginia Migration and Population Shifts in 1924

A fragmented West Virginia page details 1925 migration estimates showing 216 777 American born residents from West Virginia and 289 891 natives of other states residing there. The piece lists names and places connected to migration to and from the state and references broader patterns of interstate movement and looming studies on political processes.

West Virginia Tures Mulera Ttia Sons and Daughters of Croc Sa Ascanennanenaes Ford

Few train physically in Germany say Lewald

The German under secretary and president of the German committee for physical culture Theodore Lewald notes that only about two percent of Germany’s population regularly engages in sport. He cites 6,000,000 sporting club members, estimating only around 20 percent are active and train regularly.

Eerlin Germany Theodore Lewald German Committee For Physical Culture

Population of Moscow Grows 39 000 Year

Population figures from Moscow on January 1 1924 show 1 811 000 residents up from 1 772 000 earlier in 1924 and 1 617 000 in 1912 The city area expanded to 71 251 acres from 43 700 in 1912 Death rate fell by 9 2 per thousand but misrelage rose over 100 per cent Marriages rose sharply Births dipped slightly and births and puleiae figures are provided with 310 puleiae versus 298 in 1915

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