Settlement of Debts Muddled Across Nations
WASHINGTON August 26 observers saw foreign debt developments risk complicating funding talks with France and Italy. France may face harsher terms than Britain, and Belgian ratification delays could influence mood among debt commissions. London reports a tentative 62 year payment plan for France to Britain hinges on the U S outcome. Houston reports foot and mouth disease spreading to cattle near the ship channel prompting about 2000 more cattle to be slaughtered.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Italy
United States
Great Britain
Bern
American Debt Commission
Belgium
Losdon
Winston Churchill
Calliaux
Churchill
M. Caillaux
Houston
Texas
Houston Ship Channel
Marion Imes
United Sates Bureau of Animal Fodustry
Floods Subside in Tokyo After Ten-Year Deluge
Floods in Tokyo's Honjo district, caused by a 24-hour rain, submerged about 30,900 homes. Residents spent the night on hillsides as waters receded, marking the worst flood in ten years.
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Tokyo
Honjo
Evans Triple Phosphates Promises Nerve and Blood Cure
A medical advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a powerful tonic for nerve weakness and blood disorders. It claims to restore appetite, purify impurities, and aid recovery from fevers and influenza, urging purchase at Bubclman and other cut-rate drugstores with a money back guarantee.
Message to Women of Charleston About Kojene Antiseptic
An advertisement urges women in Charleston to buy Kojene antiseptic from druggists for 60 cents at C A Potterfeld or Bullman Cut Hate. It claims Kojene is nonpoisonous and safer than carbolic acid or bichloride of mercury, promoting it as four times stronger and offering a money back guarantee if not convinced of its benefits.
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C. A. Potterfeld
Bullman
Stop Itching Skin with Zemo Treatment
One safe, dependable treat ment relieves itching and cleanses the skin. After first application Zemo eases irritation pimples and eczema. It softens skin and fights eruptions, including ringworm. Also offered are Zemo liquid and Zemo soap.
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Zemo
European Peace Step Is Planned
France and its allies invite Germany to talks on a definitive peace treaty to guarantee security in western Europe. They demand the Versailles terms, German entry into the league, and compulsory arbitration. An early foreign ministers conference in London is planned after juridical meetings.
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Associated Press
London
France
Germany
Murone
Berlin
Henmanship
Jlenighe
Anon
Anthracite concerns and naval flight trophy update
The report notes expectations that coal users will switch to substitutes like bituminous due to shortages, with stockpiles and rail movement cited. President presents the Herbert Schiff memorial trophy to Lieutenant Reginald De Nuyes Thoma for a naval flight record. plans include a cruise from Marblehead to Plymouth.
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William H. Conlidge
Heston
White Court
Himselt
Herbert Schiff
Reginald de Nuyes Thoma
Squan ‘Tum
Mass
Naval Air Station
Marblehead
Plymouth
Mays
Coal Crisis Deepens as Secretary Davis Returns
The coal shortage grows tighter with a possible wage and work stoppage risk as officials press for a new working agreement. Secretary Davis returns to Washington after six weeks in Europe and meets with Hugh J. Kerwin to monitor negot iations between operators and miners. Davis’ next steps may include a report to President Coolidge after his Swampscott visit.
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Washington
Davis
Europe
Hugh J. Kerwin
Cvaciation Service
Mitera
Dayla
Oak Favorite and Mayflower Shine at Greenbriar Show
Oak Favorite ridden by Melvin Howard won the red ribbon in the three gaited class, while Mayflower owned by Mrs. Waters secured first place in the greens and earned a fourth appearance win. Morningside, Maple Tree, Red Oak stables, and riders like Miss Ann McClanahan, Miss Betty Smith, and Miss Evelyn Caldwell dominated jumps and hunter classes. The event highlighted the Dewitt era show with several stakes including the R. M. Bell cup and a foray into future night shows, plus a tragic note as a boy was fatally struck by a train near Ashland.
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Pure One
Charles 5 Pre
Melvin Howard
Roxie
Paul Tirassouy
Charleston
Silower
Mayflower
Mrs. Waters
Leranra
Shice
Chaetmail
St. Lewisorsemen
Morningside
Sudee Dice
Ann McClanahan
Betty Smith
Maple Tree
Dr. Freeland
Evelyn Caldwell
The
Flaex
Nash
Dogwned
Sandy Girl
Charles
Miss Caldwell
Miss McMtanahan
Hed Oak Stables
Brown Boy
Carl Henpler
Ronveverto Business Men
Bret Clags
Skylark
Red Gat
Ty Melvin Howard
Lady Pare
Morningside Stables
William Gravely
Wue
Carolina Bell
Robert M. Bell
Genevieve Wyattop
Look
Lewisburg Business Men's Association
Red Oak Stables
Dagwood
Maple Treg
Ming Caldwell
Misa Morningside
Miss Melanahan
Melvin Howart
Lady Page
Clagy Tor Hunter
Lady Pame
Dion
Ted Oak
Howard
Kecong
Legwood
Livesny
Plac
Red Oak Agus
Red Oak
Bine
Vibbans
Elusa
Hrown
Frag Price
Fiady Footprints
Mins Morningside
Moerningslag
Isinhles
Luidy Piso
Colleen
Siytark
Red Oak Stallen
Hueceas
Noring Mal
Whin
Harnews Raven
Municipal Band Plans Concert at Old Capitol Arums
The Charles ton Municipal band schedules a Thursday evening concert at the old capitol grounds. The program features Fidelity March, Hanbury overture, Naughty Ariana, and Ta Nia among pieces. Local residents are invited to attend the performance.
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Old Capitol
Somcert
Charleston
English Celebrate Magna Charta Day
On the spot in Lxovon a service marked the 700th anniversary of Magna Charta. Clergy Boy Scouts and local groups joined a two mile march from the village church to Old Windsor Bay as speeches closed the ceremony led by Bishop Dearlington and Sir Joseph Cook. The crowd prayed for liberty and justice.
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Loxvon
Mies Fermi
Eabsm
Mede
Old Windsor Bay
Bishop Dearlington
Harrisburg
Joseph Cook
Australia
Girl matricide is sentenced in Brancisco court
The 17 year old Dorothy Blngson was convicted of matricide and sentenced to ten years in San Quentin. The case, tried as murder, ends a sensational trial marked by defense and prosecution arguments. A separate note mentions a call for modification of the Volstead Act amid national debate.
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Ban Brancisco
Dorothy Blngson
San Quentin
Dorothy
Bylee
Amerim
Tig Clode
Aussies Threaten in Semi Finals at Longwood Club
In Mass Aug 2 Australian and three American duos entered the semifinal round of the intrOnsi dyable championship on turf courts. Dorald Patterson and John B Hawkes advanced by defeating Leu and William, while White and Halheimer, and Williams and Lett of Chicago were among those eliminated in a day of five-set battles. Howard Kingery and partner from San Francisco reached the semis after a long victory, and other top pairs fell in tense sessions.
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TROCK
Mass
Longwood Cricket Club
Spats
Teva
White
ThHalheimer
Wiliams and Lett
Chicago
Dorald Patterson
John B. Hawkes
Leu
William
Beb
Fest
Willan M. Johnsten
Clarence Adaristi
San Prangines
Leiter
Wor
Tidents
Singiey Chamgooh
Sandy Wiener
Chiladet
Jia
Hve-det
Robert the Old Howard
Kingey
Francisco
Brag
Puremy
NS. White
Louis Li
Tonlheimer
Texas
Loaf
Vincent Tucharda
Vonkers
Norrie Williems
Philadelphia
Manuel Alonso
Eduardo Vinquer
Reink
Obituary notices for Cordelia Jenison and others
Cordelia B Jenison also listed as Cortelia Belle Jenison age 4a died Wednesday at noon. Survived by husband Robert W Jentison two daughters Martha Belle and Nancy Ruth Jeanitaen two sons Robert W and Wieluon W lentbaua. Funeral planned from First Baptist church Washington street Friday afternoon with interment Spring AW cemetery. Hindy Powell died Wednesday at feval Hospital burial details given as Cabin Creek today. Kleaniman Woolridge colored funeral at Harden Harden chapel Thursday at 1:00 pm. Body under care of Masons lodge interment in Ring Hill cemetery.
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Cordelia B. Jeanleon
Cortelia Belle Jenison
Robert W. Jentison
Maretha Belle
Nancy Ruth Jeanitaen
Robert W
Wieluon W
First Baptist Church
Washington Street
Hindy Powell
Powel
Feval
Cabin Creek
Kliveriman Woolridge
Kleaniman
Prohibition Officer Fails to Gain Liberty at Bond Hearing
Huntington report: J. F. Fae, state prohibition officer, loses bid to obtain bond pending grand jury action linked to June gun battle that killed W. F. Porter and injured George ail. Judge H. Clay Worth denies petition after a hearing in common pleas court.
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Huntington
J. F. Fae
Grand Jury
W. F. Porter
George Ail
H. Clay Worth
Common Pleas
Fascist Senator Attacks France Armed Status in US Visit
Count Antonio Cippico allied with Mussolini travels to the United States and claims France is the most formidably armed nation in Europe with dreams of northern Africa supremacy. Meanwhile James Curran is arrested for street betting but is discharged after the court found wagers were only the recorded evidence.
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Antonio Cippico
Mallun
Mussolini
United States
France
Eurepe
Africa
Eng
James Curran
Public Service Commission acts on New York Central case
The Public Service Commission of West Virginia meets August 7 1926 to consider New York Central Railroad Company request to discontinue certain immigrant passenger train services and eliminate some train stops between Charleston Gauley Bridge Raymond City Plymouth Buffalo and Leewood with exemptions for Nitro Red House and Point Pleasant. The commission sets hearings for September 26 1926 and requires publication of the order in two Charleston area newspapers and Point Pleasant. It also directs posting at stations and outlines dates for objections and inspection. A Levy Estimate from Kanawha County Board of Education is attached detailing current year tax and district budget items for elementary maintenance and related allocations.
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Public Service Commission OF
West Virginia
Charleston
Cay
A. D
NEW Yor
Central Railroad’ Company
New York Central Railsnad Company
Taliows
Gauley Bridge
Panaenece
Kanawha
West Virgina
Filor
Eliminata
Raymond City
Plymouth
Butaio
Leenall
Oapnaita Patitiea
Venerel
Point Pleamant
B. Bernhfam
Ation Levy
Kanawhe
Poe
To- Witt AL & Weplar
Tsar of Education
Poenl
Thonacond
Aumet
Glave
Aid Board of, Nilon
C. T. Millar
J. Cc. Jordan
Cubis Amd
Public school levy plan outlined by Kanawha County Board
The Kanawha County Board of Education proposes a levy to raise 5 310 for maintenance fund and 225 404 for teachers' pay to run eight months, plus 15 cent per dollar on property tax for building and improvement funds. The estimate lists current debts, anticipated expenditures, and property valuations. J S. Fisher certifies the plan and date is August 11, 1925.
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Board of Education
Doh Duterming
Wintatenancy Fund
Pure Fivaes
Voachere’ Tang Pure Sek
Gaid Glatrict
Ania Pooe
Wintelet
Jez
Tor
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Thomax
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United Tote Trunt Company
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Oirizens’ Board
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FTO
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