Booths Career May End Forever
NEW HAVEN Conn Nov 30 UP Booth the mighty midges who captained Yale 1922 Big Three football and starred in basketball and baseball faces a serious illness Pleural effusion with lung infection. Yale health officials say he developed pleuritis with effusion November 35 and will rest at Gaylord Farms Sanatorium Wall Conn. No evidence of bladder issues.
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Conn
Booth
Midges
Yale
Payiball
Mmsy Lever
United Press Today
Harvard
Yule
Department of Health
Health Department
Yale University
Albers J
Gaylord Farms
Wall- Conn
Tulane May Not Play Bowls Game Shows USC Opponent Hunt
Los Angeles November 30. Tulane may not be selected for the Pasadena New Year’s game as USC weighs possible opponents for the Rose Bowl season. Northwestern still in running. Washington State to face Tulane might join, while Pitt, Army, and Notre Dame results influence discussions.
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Los Angeles
Tulane
University of Southern California
Pasadena
Trojan
Northwestern
Purdue
Sien
Tuwane
Washington State
New Ordonna
Pamadens
Big Ten
al Ee Ee West
Q Pittebugn
Phn
Panthers
Nebraska
Pittsburgh
Trojets
Pitt
Army
Notre Dame
Fight Date Set for 16 Round Kid Chocolate bout
WEW YORK Nov 30 The Madison Square Garden corporation announced a 16 round lightweight bout to be held here on Dec 21 between The Kid and Chocolate Al Ginger. The principals agreed to make weight at 134 pounds.
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WEW
York
Madison Square Corporation
Public affairs committee meets in Charleston chamber
The Public affairs committee of the Charleston chamber of commerce met at the Buffner hotel. The mayor spoke on public improvements by the city as the committee transacted routine routing business.
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P. DeVan
Teat Ateht
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Buffner Hotel
Panthers to face De Molay in junior high clash
The Putnam Panthers meet Charleston De Molay tonight at Thomas Jefferson junior high gym at eight. Coach Seabright reports the squad in good shape except Cate lina out with an sprained ankle.
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Putnam Panthers
Charleston de Molay
Thomas Jefferson Junior High School
Seabright
Fon
Catelina
Ankie
Mrs Chas L Brown Dies in Ravenswood
Special to The Gazette. Mrs Charles L Brown widow of state senator and prominent lawyer farmer and banker of Kanawha died Sunday in Ravenswood. Daughter of Tarr of the county she was the first state treasurer of West Virginia and connected to Oliver Marshall Chilton and other notable families. Survived by husband a daughter Mrs Fowler and a granddaughter.
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Charles L. Brown
Kanawha Tourity
Iste Campbell Tarr
Yost Virginia
Brown
Oliver Marshall
Hancock County
William %. Chilton
U.S
Chilton
Charleston
Fowler
West Virginia officers attend New Orleans conventions
Adj Gen C C Ploren Maj A Wood and Capt Calvert Estill head to New Orleans for the Adjutant Generals association convention to be held Wednesday through Friday. Maj R D Holler Jr and other WV officers including Lieut Gol M Heath Harvey B H Thompson and Maj J Berhour will attend the military surgeons convention today and tomorrow.
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Adj
C. C. Ploren
A. Wood
Capt
Calvert Estill
New Orleans
Adjutant Generals’ Association
R. D. Holler, Jr
West Virginia
Lieut. Gol
M. ¥. Heath
Fairmont
Maj
Harvey BH. Thompson
Huntington
J. Berhour
Humane Officer Seeks Dog Observation After Bite Reports
Humane Officer E R Wert urged South Hilly residents to leash dogs for one week for observation after a mad dog was reported Friday in the area. The animal is said to have bitten several other dogs in the vicinity.
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E.R. Wert
South Hilly
Vicini
Supreme Court Judges Attend Maxwell Rites
Judges M O Litz and Homer B Woods of the state supreme court and William B Mathews attended the funeral services for Edwin Maxwell 25 son of Judge Haymond Maxwell yesterday afternoon at Clarkspur. Maxwell's body was found Saturday on the Maxwell farm near Clerksburg with a bullet wound through the head. The Harrison county coroner said the wound was an accident during hunting.
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M. O. Litz
Homer
Woods
State Supreme Court
William B. Mathews
Edwin Maxwell
Haymond Maxwell
Clarkspur
Maxwell
Maexwell
Clerksburg
Harricon County
Rockne Predicted Ramblers Losses on Notre Dame Fall
New York, Nov. 30. Knute Rockne warned years ago that Notre Dame would stumble as schedules tightened and key players left. He foresaw losses to Northwestern, Southern California, and Army, noting 1531 would bring unusually tough opponents and the end of long unbeaten runs.
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New York
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Southern California
Army
Reckne
Jesse Harper
Wink Anderson
Welton
Nna
California
West Point
Lou Tittle
Coloubia
Littie
Dr McClung to Visit New Jersey Institution
Dr. W D McClung, superintendent of the West Virginia Training School at Bradley near St Marys, will leave this week for Vineland New Jersey to visit a similar school and study methods used in treating mental defectives. He was appointed superintendent of the St Marys school last week by Governor W S Conley. The West Virginia Training School will open about January 1.
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W. D. McClung
West Virginia Training School
Bradley
St. Marys
Vineland
Dr. McClung
W. 5. Conley
West Virginia
Calvary Revival Continues With Two More Nights Planned
A packed Calvary Baptist Church heard Rev. William Erlcen Miller preach on Behold the Man as revival services were continued by request of the congress. The series will last two or three more nights, with tonight’s sermon titled The World’s Greatest Hero.
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Willam Erlcen Miller
Calvary Baptisl Church
Congress
Verdict in Appeal Court Awards 961.50 to Plaintiff
A verdict for 961.50 in favor of the plaintiff was returned in common pleas court yesterday in the appeal of F. E. Rechenwald against Herman Z. Redd over damages to an automobile. Frial was started in the case of Emma Pennington against Ernest Duncan and others for 200 claimed on a promissory note. Mocel Holley filed a suit against H. J. Carter for 5000 damages. A chancery suit was filed in circuit court by Juliette Van Camp against R. M. Van Camp.
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F. E. Rechenwald
Herman Z. Redd
Frial
Emma
Pennington
Ernest Duncan
Mocel Holley
H. J. Carter
Juliette Ven Camp
R. M. van Camp
Broadcast Today to Air Devotional Hour at Temple
Mrs. Ruby Potter of Washington and Mrs. Helen Zie Dold will broadcast the devotional hour from the Baptist temple starting at 10 30 this morning with accompanist. Rev Clarence W Kemper will speak on Religion in Time of low mood at the temple this morning.
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Ruby Potter
Washington
Sar
Brana Acrolst
Helen Zie- Dold
Clarence W. Kemper
D. D
Finley Dunlap Visits Charleston in Political Quiet Time
R. Finley Dunlap of Hinton former democratic state chairman traveled on a business trip to Charleston and spoke with several party leaders. He noted unusually quiet state political activity and said he has heard rumors of former Governor Cornwell possibly seeking the democratic nomination but has no definite information.
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R. Finley Dunlap
Hinton
Charleston
Bualnens
Weveral
Dunlap
Cornwell
Two More Lives Taken on Grid Victims Named
SHIDLER Oklahoma reports Browng Campbel 18 dies after injuries from a game three weeks ago in SHIDLER. In Houston Texas Woodrow W Jernigan 35 dies from internal injuries from a football incident last Friday, not tied to any school game.
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Shidler
Oxia
Imh
Oklahoma
Browng Campbel
Houston
Yex
Woodrow W. Jernigan
Stonewall Jackson
May Limit Sales Of Lilac Vegetal
State Prohibition Commissioner William G Brown will propose restricting Lilac Vegetal sales to druggists only. The move aims to limit distribution like bay rum and could take effect January 1 after a December pharmacists meeting. The plan follows a federal court decision in a related case involving McCormick and Co Baltimore and Durham Brothers Roanoke against Brown and West Virginia’s attorney general.
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William 4G. Brown
McCormick and Company of
Baltimore
Durham Brothers Company, Inc
Roanoke
W. G. Brown
Howard B. Lee
Intormey General
West Virginia
Prayer of Dying Boy Is Admitted In Trial Testimony
The trial examined the dying declaration of Mickey who accused his stepmother of pushing him into a tub. Witnesses including Alma Clator Hoke and family members described statements by Mickey and the care he received at the hospital. Doctors testified he had been treated for poisoning suspected from a kidney ailment and that the stepmother’s alleged actions were contested by defense objections. The judge ruled on the competency and admissibility of the dying statement, leaving the jury to decide the inferred cause.
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Mickey
John B. Pendletor
Harry Garnes
Charleston
Princeton
Bing Stull
Tim
Garnes
J. J. Markell
Bach
N Y Stock Exchange Bright Spots Report
Un ea Press notes Republic Steel Co resumes operations at its Niles sheet plant tomorrow with capacity schedule. Dodge Brothers reports year over year gains. Dominion Stores declares a 10 cent extra dividend. Standard Oil of Georgia expands prices in New Jersey stations. Coca Cola Bottling declares 1.60 dividend. Brown Ghee reports fiscal year earnings of 4.36 versus 4.22 prior year.
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Ea Press
Republic Steel Co
Tomorow State Niles
Dodge Brothers Inc
Dominion Stores Co
Standard
N. J
Delaware
Coca
Hrown ‘Ghee Co
Pioneer Cagers Open Drills In East Bank
Special to The Gazette from East Bank reports the Cabin Creek District basketball team the Pioneers begin first practice under Coach Hick Hamrick on Wednesday. Old players pose a challenge but several new men are hoped to develop to fill gaps. Fundamentals and basics will be emphasized.
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East Bank
Cabin Creel
Byung
Hick Hamrick
Auto Not Buffs Car Linked to Abduction Case
Police report a Huntington abduction case involved an automobile described as Buffs Not Buffs property. The vehicle, linked to Charles Buff of Summers Wheel Charleston, is said not to belong to Huff. Buff claimed the car was for running an automobile agency several months ago.
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W. Va
Huntington
Charles ¥. Buff
Summers Whecl
Charleston
Huff
Buft
Toonths Nec
Destitution Report From Cabin Creek District
A committee led by Joseph Wood reported to the county welfare department that 36 families in Sharon Miami and Barefoot in Cabin Creek district are facing need for food clothing and shoes due to a shortage.
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Joseph Wood
Mini
County Welfare Department
Sharon
Miami
Barefoot
Cabin Creek
Probation Terms Set in Local Court for Several Defendants
Judge Henry EK Black placed Alonzo Baggs on one year probation after he was charged with carrying and concealing a weapon and fined 50 costs. H E B Huffman received one year probation after pleading guilty, while Cuy Calvert was fined and awaiting sentence as the city appeal proceeds today.
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Alonzo Baggs
Henry EK. Black
H. E B. Huffman
Cuy Calvert
Tom
Market Rally Ends Decline Amid Mixed Trading
New York stocks rose about 2.0 points as a technical rally halted the prior decline after a sharp selloff. Sterling fell to a decade low amid weak foreign bonds. wheat, corn, and cotton dropped. American Telephone and New York Central gained, while several rails and industrials hit new lows. Volume reached 2,042,450 shares as traders weighed outside influence and potential regulatory moves.
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Wall Street
Doubness
Stock Exchange
Sterling
Interstats Commerce Commission
Shorts
U. S. Steel
Sante Fa
New York Central
Union Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Western Union
Westinghouse
Radio
Brect
American
Telephone
Atchison
Seles
Gorn
Resistance Indicated In Erratic Band Market
New York November 30 erratic band market indicated resistance as utilities and foreign obligations fell to new lows while rails rebounded near close. The Dow Jones average showed a slight gain on 612,590,000 in sales with many issues unsettled amid mixed action in Western Union and United States government bonds.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Ward
Washington
Obituary notices from East Hill and Charleston area
Obituaries list Douglas H Centers Jr dies at 38 in East Hill with services at home and burial at Spring Hill Cemetery. Survivors include parents three sons and a daughter. Also Hazel Rhodes, 14, dies. survivors include parents three sisters and one brother. Ray Hartman, 24, dies in torat hospital with funeral at First Hospital church and burial at Spring Hill Cemetery. survivors include parents a widow two brothers and four sisters. Sarah Katherine Cavender, 68, dies. funeral at residence. burial in family cemetery. survivors include sister four daughters and three sons. Clair Brown, 44, dies. one sister survives. funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Douglas H. Centers, Jr
DH. Centers
East Hille
Spring Hill
D. H. Centers
Charles
Walter Centers
Row Wellin Centers
Hazel Rhodes
A. CG. Carpenter
Slip Rim
Emma Monk
Ercel Miller
Dorothy Rhodes
Beother
Clyde Rhodex
Ray Hartman
First Bepital
South Charleston
Buzzi
Mar
EB. J. Hartman
Julia Hartmen
Olln
Bryan Hartman
Billa Mayer
Hogshead
A. M. Smith
Mra, C. ©. Raines, A
Sarah Katherine Cavender Punerel Servicey
Sarah Kathrine Cavender
Fred Parker
Mary Street
Mra
Denny Daugherty
Jordan
Duttette
Kira
Guthrie
Mra. Parker
Arthur
Homer
Kelly Cavlender
Wif
Charleston
Clay Brown
Clair Brown
Jis
New York Poultry Prices and Money Market Summary
The dispatch reports live poultry prices in New York with rates for chickens ducks geese turkeys and roosters by freight and express, noting dressed poultry prices and assorted egg values. It also covers money market data with call money steady at 3 1 2 percent and treasury receipts for November totaling 60,224,050 with expenditures 16,104,401 and customs receipts 25,158,368 21.
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Uphem End Company
New York Stock Exchange
Cine Sever
Adams Expreea
Allied Chemical
Chalmers Ia
Alleghany Corporation
Amn
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Amr
Car & Foundry
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Loco
Steel Saz
Sugar & Tel
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Pittsburgh
Wooler
Atchison
New York
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Virginia
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Besu- Armour
Atl Reta
Auburn
Ant Balto. & Onis
Pennsylvania
Bendix
Michigan
Maine Ia
BM. Byers Co
Green Mountains
de Healy
Pennsylvenia
Canada Dry
Gerre de Pasco
St. P.P
Reeas
Ted Comomawealth
Son
Associated Press
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Aiese
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Atta
Phoen
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Il IL Dium
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Celves
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Gondrien
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Great
Graham Paige Northern Wat
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Wethers
Grigany Gruso
Hupp Motors
Hudson
Brrvester
Tel & Tel Y
Tland Creek
Johns Manville
A . Rg
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Kresge
Rere
Kreger Gro
Chicago
Lambert
Serenger Tollocenee
Mack Trucstee
British Exchange
England
Miazouri Pac
Liverpool
Bets Tiger
Backdag
Corm
Nash Motors
John
P. al
Amily
New Haven
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Owens
Paramount Publix
Asay
Packard
Penna
Phillips
Pete i
Phila
Ry Coalaieer
Svega
Puthnan
Reynolds Tol
Joseph Lend
Schulte Rees
Mt Bly
Idty Anis
Upham and
Com
B. A
Yarr Brack Exchange
Inet Petroleum
Tex Peege
Boush Penn Oil Surilass
Gly Tex, Pac
Texea Gut
B. O
Kentucky
Tex
O. Nebr Tae
The
Xreight
Express
Freight
Feeight
AU Express
Jersey
Nennery
Pacific Coast
Inera
Associated Preal
Arocisted
Washington
Mooney Says He Prefers Death in Prison to Parole
United Press report from San Francisco notes Thomas Mooney, convicted in the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, stating from prison letter to Mayor Walker that he would never seek parole under any circumstances. The missive was released by Mooney’s defense committee as he awaits a pardon bid spearheaded by supporters in New York City.
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San Francisco
Sev
Thomas Mooner
Jamva
Walker
New York City
Kim
Labor
Tom Moonsy Mouler
Defense Committee
Stricter curb market resistance boosts closing prices
The curb market halted heavy selling and closed higher, with about 300,000 shares traded. Electric Bond and Share rose to 37% while American Gas and Commonwealth Ediron firmed. Consolidated Beis and National Investore preferred showed gains, offset by weak old issues and broader market pressures.
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New York
Ahares
Witty
Contendeuleny
Ts Ine
Ford
Canada
Mei
Petey
Tranasotlor
Iing
Wos Ae
Dao Cherla
National
Crue
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