Charleston Week to Feature Stunt Flying and Events
A Charleston Week program will showcase stunt flying by the Uncle Sam squadron at Laidley Field on September 21 with 24 planes and a giant smoke curtain. The event includes air exhibitions, a horse show with 500 horses, polo games by Army regimental teams, and other numbers. Organizers plan extensive promotions across the Charleston Kanawha valley to attract thousands of visitors and strengthen business ties.
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Uncle Sams
Laidley Field
Charleston
Washington
Peige
Ucon
Wtate
West Virginia
Kanawha Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Commieyne
Water Main Leaks Found After Gas Shortage
Apparatus located a leak near Court and Sia Streets after days of gas scarcity. Electric cable fault caused corrosion in water and gas mains, flooding the six inch water line and disrupting gas service to homes and the city jail. Repairs halted the leak. gas and water flow gradually restored.
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Court
Sia
United Any
Maine
Virginia
Charleston Innhan
Alderson Yatreety
West Side club to hold Home Economics meeting Monday
A special meeting of the Home Economics division of the West Side Women's Club is scheduled for Monday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Jsan WW. Cablisit’s home on Fayetta Street to discuss the resignation of Chairman Mrs Emmett Thaxton and elect a new leader.
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West Side Women's Club
Jsan
Local Residents Noted in Brief Journey and Visits
A list of residents and visitors includes Mrs. G I Goeller of Syatp Street and Migs idna Pauley returning home from Alountelm state to Crescent Road. Mrs W C Walker of Wsomine River improves at Mountain Suite hospital. Mr Ta Ganiler of Main Street visited Piston Ci. for a convention. Mr and Mrs TA Fitch mentored to Jackson City for daughters Genevieve and Frances visiting. Mrs Susie Holcomb of Greenbrier County and sister Mrs Wachryn Wade of Fayette County visit Mrs Luther Walton. Burl Cavender of Monongalia Street traveled to Bluefield on business. Mrs Nona Thompkins hosts guest Ada Pitten of Berkley. Mr and Mrs Messenger and child of Onin stay with D J Sims of Maryland T Gillette of Sapulpa Okla plans winter with Marian Gillett at Boyd Is Memorial Church. Wil Garcelon of Bigley Avenue to ingrarian and returns soon. Mrs Wil Gill and son Billie depart for Gettysture Pa to visit Mrs Herbert Nun. William Harmon returns from U S L A where he spent weeks.
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Syatp Street
Migs Idna Pauley
Alountelm
Buat
Crescent Road
W. C. Walker
Wsomine Rirver
Mowntain Suite Hospital
Ws Ta Ganiler
Main Street
Piston, Ci
TA. Fitch
Bark Avenue
Jackson Tite
Genevieve Anda Frances
Susie Holcomb
Greenbrier County
Wachryn Wade
Fayattey County
Luther Walton
3Ieley Avenue
Burl Cavender
Monongalia
Waa
Bluefield
Nona ~Thompkins
Ada Pitten
Berkley
Messenger
Onin
D. J. Simns
Maryland
T. Gillette
Sapulpa
Okla
Charleston
Marian Gillett
Boyd Is Memorial Christien Church
Wil Garcelon
Bigley Avenue
Ingrarian
Wil Ghit
Mitle
Billie
Eagewood Avenue
British jazz band invited to perform in the United States
The leading British band was invited to perform in the United States after a London event drew a crowd of about 700. The meeting at Herods was broken up by security following disorder at the British faction gathering.
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London
United States
Herods
Istate Woman Club Federation Convention in Elkins
The Istate Woman Club Federation plans a multi day convention at the Elkins Presbyterian Church from Sept 25 to Oct 2. Delegates will be hosted by Viking clubs and Welfare and Woman's clubs, with speakers including General Federation’s conservation chair and other prominent figures.
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Istate Woman Club! Federation
Elkins
Vterngon
Fri
Rummel
BP. J. McAndrews
Department of the Federation
FB. Cody
Randel Ave
Sikins
Welfare Club
Woman's Club of
Viking
Thi] Wittame
M.D. Rummel
West Virginia
Federhoard
Elkins Presbyterian
Thurec
Clowe Ket
Weselon
MU Celock
Geverly
Eva Rk, Bright
Meeting Notice Urges Junior Members to Attend
A civic notice invites junior members to attend a meeting at 296 Boundary Avenue. Mrs. C. H. Hill is referenced in relation to reservas and desiring tlons. Time will be given for discussion of their probtens.
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Tlons
C. H. Hill
Arnold
Boundary Avenue
Blichins
Harahan Orders New Equipment for Chesaneaxe and Ohio Ry
W. J. Harahan, president of Chesaneaxe and Ohio Railway Company, authorizes purchase of new locomotives at a cost of 4,060,000 dollars. The deal includes 20 aim less mallet locomotives, 75 Micadves heavy type, and five heavy Pacific type locomotives.
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W. J. Harahan
Chesaneaxe and Ohio Railway Company
Tre
Railroad inventory listing for rolling stock and equipment
A fragmented rail yard inventory lists locomotives ten heavy switch engines and sixty five steel caboose carriages along with all steel combination passenger and baggage cars three all steel mall cabs two ditchers four dump cars and two locomotive cranes.
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Carey
Day in Washington reports close Iowa Senate counts
Gory two counties remained to be counted in the Iowa senatorial race as national tallies awaited final results. Mexico was asked to investigate the killing of an American cowboy. The MacMillan Arctic expedition crew reported progress in Iv umfille Bay. Belgian reports of no secret provisions in the debt pact were denied at the treasury.
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Iowa
Mexico
Mi Iville Bay
Treasury
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