Rotarians Hear of Business Ethics in Charleston
The Charleston Rotary club heard a keynote on business ethics from Alvin Fred Lee and a roster of speakers including Hey W. Gebr, M.F. Travis, James J. Woodro, and Paul Smith. Rev Gehri urged consistency between business and personal ethics, warning that unethical practices like Ponzi schemes and liquor enterprises undermine society.
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Better Business Committee
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Hey. W. c. Gebr
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St. Mathews Hpiscopal Church, South Hijixi
M.F. Travis
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Kanawha Manufacturing Company
James J. Woodro
Jecitor
Paul Smith
E. Wiliamson
Washington, D.C
Mason Crickeard
Weston
Gehri
Indiana's standout health girl in insurance ethics debate
A long discussion centers on the integrity of life insurance sales in Indiana, praising nearly perfect health and devotion to ethics. Speakers contrast past high pressure tactics with reforms, noting the Armstrong law and the rise of professional standards and associations guiding agent conduct.
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New York State
Charles Evans Hughes
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Lions Club urges market on levee proposal in Charleston
The Charleston Lions Club urged the city to establish a municipal market in the old building by Levee Street. They proposed interior stalls and a five foot wide red walk, space for refrigerators, and truck access with parking to fund maintenance. The Market House committee endorsed further study and submitted plans for a north park removal, produce stalls, and street exposure to shoppers.
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Charleston Lions Club
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Charleston
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Political storms shadow Monee commission race
In a chaotic report from Clyde H. East the Monee commissioner race centers on Alva Moore a famed court reporter and unnamed rivals. The piece notes a gubernatorial angle with Governor Gore and a Republican editorial survey on public sentiment and reform prospects.
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Gore
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Thay Turner
Fiers
Charity Bridge Event Promotes Shelter Support
A planned charity bridge event will aid the Chin Shelter and Metis Healon tinny program in Winans crab for the Directs department. Organizer Mrs Tonaliy Wy Morris leads the effort with multiple local figures credited for coordinating and promoting community support.
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Aya Fiewlin
Tonaliy Wy Morris
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Lee
Tavis
Shetter
Drebemeer Gay
Erie
Siradees
Otter Seaiby
Uber
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Windsea Raistin
Hive Daly Witdean
Pete
Mra
Shawker Ghisel
Geerse
Curtis
Shuenkey
Purse Snatchers Reported at Work in Charleston Stores
Shoplifters mingle with shoppers in Charleston, stealing purses and merchandise. Clyde Smith of Smilin Detective Agency reports two arrests, including Hendricks, 30, and a young woman linked to Helfer, found with stolen goods. Detectives describe women arriving days ago, lodging at a hotel, then shopping with bags creased. Police say confessions were made and one suspect turned to juvenile court.
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Charleston
Clyde Smith
Smilin Detective Agency
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Org
Hendricks
Helfer
Prine
Lor
A. W. Cox
Newberry
Waller
Stor
Simmons
Artesia
Pensa
J. A. de Gruyter
Inter
Juvenile Court
Death of Olive Jackson A Boston mystery prize winner
Olive Jackson, a Hite county girl who sought the prize in Boston and won beauty awards, was found dead after a tail in a Boston apartment house. The case unfolds with mystery surrounding the circumstances and the search for clues. Local authorities pursue leads as investigators examine the scene for motive and belongings. The tragedy casts a shadow over her earlier triumphs and public acclaim.
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Olive Jackson
Hite
Boston
Raye
Veces
Follow Vine & Parts
Johnston Plans To Winter In Florida
Johnson will leave today for Florida to spend the winter months and return to Charleston in April. He will travel by automobile visiting nearly every part of the state including the Everglades for a study of bird life. He aims to observe the life habits in the south and nearby counties.
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Johnson
Florida
Chiinieston
Everglade
Dutnston
Nanawha
Ornithologist studies West Virginia bird life across films
The article notes an ornithologist compiling gate for treatises on bird life in West Virginia with motions pictures completed or planned for display across the state. It mentions visual records of birds may be available for study, and Red Wight is cited as aiding plant growth along with other varied notes. A London season featured two railway trains carrying items, and a German manufacturer built a 20 pound motorcycle for his son.
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Ian
Davis
Elf
Hesin
Sim
Winyer
Florida
West Virginia
Division Manager Wanted for Strong Field Line
Real man with a crew or capable of organizing. Wearproof clothes priced at $12.50. Largest, strongest, best known line in the field. Guaranteed quality with high commissions and bonus. Protected territory. Only over wire producer wanted. Apply at once Mr. Hollister Kanawha Hotel.
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Kanawha Hotel
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