Club Women Aid Drive for Needy in Kanawha County
Destitute families in Kanawha County urgently need clothing furniture and bedding. Mrs Pearl Poteet and Miss Cora M M Rowlandson state that volunteers will collect items via Boy Scouts and Charleston club women aided by automobiles. Donations sought include thirty seven chairs sixteen tables twenty seven bed springs twenty two bedframes about one hundred blankets and more than five hundred pairs of men shoes.
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Walter OC. Hardy
D. W. Prentin
Jona Woodrum
Walter Wood
Hllen Douglas Robertson
J. B. Crowley
K. Payne
W.Y. Elsersmith
J. R. Thomas
George E. Price
B. A. Barnes
A. W. Laing
Ben Baer
W. G. Conley
Session politics as Roosevelts elect resumes office
Congress faces a pivotal week as President elect Roosevelts prospects renew focus on repeal and beer legalization. Speaker Garner leads a high stakes push with Republicans teetering between abstention and action while Senate leaders weigh 18th amendment moves and judiciary committee referrals.
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Volt
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Washington
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Colorado
Shen
James M. Beck
Pennsylvania
Democraata
Agate
Carter Gissa
Judiciary Committee
Wete
Joseph J. Robinson
Arkaneng
Miss Rogan Hosts Garden Street Ladies Club
Miss Rogan entertained the girls of the inter church group at St Luke's church last Friday afternoon. Attendees included Katie Man Campbell Virginia Hall Wilda Hall Harriet Huls ton Mrs Thomas Garnar and Mim Rogan. The next meeting will be held Friday evening at Miss Margaret Musgrave's home on Ohio avenue.
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Batty Rogen
Garden Street
St. Luke's Church
Katie Man Campbell
Virginuia Hall
Wilda Hall
Harriet Hulston
Thomas Garnar
Mim Rogan
Haid
Margaret Musgrave
Ohio Avenue
Pattern 2473 Offers Simple Chic for All Figures
Pattern 2473 from Pattern Service Paris flatters all figures with a soft cowl and puffed sleeves, suited to crepe or satin in new shades. Sizes 12 to 40 available. fabric needs vary by size. Instructions provided. pattern and catalog offers from Anne Adams pattern department The Gazette Charleston W Virginia.
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Alate Elza
Anne Adams
Thea Gazette
Charleston
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Capitol Protest Standoff Ends With Police Containment
Police block a march to the capital as hundreds of demonstrators arrive from two directions. Officers halt the group six abreast near a railroad yard, tear gas ready, while leaders urge restraint and promise to petition Congress tomorrow.
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White Horse
Maren
Walt
Capitol
Massive 1930s dc march confronts police and public
A thousand marchers advance toward a capital city with hundreds of police and riot gear. The demonstrators demand federal relief and oppose evictions while passing through Cumberland and Winchester and finally entering the Potomac area under police escort.
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Villet
Herbert Benjamin
Salone
Nore Ter Gar
Cumberland
Mwe
Shenandosh Valley
Ous
Winchester
Virginia
Potomac
Senate to Act on Philippine Independence and Farm Relief
Democrats push farm relief and independence measures with hearings set by the Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday. Senate plans likely to advance the Philippine independence bill among the first two weeks of action.
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Obituaries and Notices From Chandler to Charleston
Obituary notices report the deaths of Myrtle Carpenter 40 at Chandler Grand Church of God burial in Dooley cemetery survival includes husband B Carpenter three daughters and two stepchildren. Eugene Allen Raines 35 of Seventh Avenue Charleston died in local hospital survived by widow one daughter mother and siblings. Hester Jane Morrison 75 of Capitol Street Charleston dies at home survived by husband two sons a daughter and a brother and sister. Funeral services set for 2:30 and 2:40 with local pastors. Spring Hill cemetery interments follow. Retail gasoline prices cut by 10 cents in the Straits Settlement.
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Chandler's Grand Church of God
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Bissonville Road
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Eugene Allen Raines
Hugene Allen Raines
Seventh Avenue
Martha Jorn
J. W. Raines
W. L
Homer J
W. B. Davis
W. M. Burkett
D. J. Jones
J. H. Kelzo
Charleston
J. FP. Frame
Spring Hill
John Brawley
American Legion
Eliz. Horn
Marvin Ray
Rupert Spencer
Elmer Leyne
William Weaver
Jab Boggess
Hester
Morrison
Hester Jane Morrison
Capitol Street
Luther B. Morrison
South Charleston
Varthur LG
Roosevelt in the Senate to be punished by the Republican regulars
Roosevelt faces GOP pressure at the Senate from regular Republicans for backing Roosevelt and farm relief. Cutting, a progressive leader, says talks with Roosevelt focused on agricultural relief and reforestation. Roosevelt prepares to study New York City finances in Albany and then draft a message.
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Cutting
Hiram Johnson
California
la ¥ Ollethe
Wisconsin
New York City
Albany
Tom Tagaert
Indiana
Eleck McNutt
Warm Springs
Florida
Little Whits House
Pitte Mountain
Irte
Roosevalt
Carp
William Green
New York State
Sweets and Holiday Treats Catalog Packet Offer
An old Charleston Gazette notice promotes a packet of seven bulletins on making sweets and pastries for holiday gifting. It lists candies fruits doughnuts and fancy pastries and asks readers to send twenty cents in coin or a return postage stamp to receive the seven bulletins by mail from Washington DE C. The ad emphasizes saving money for gifts and includes a request for a self addressed stamped return envelope.
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Charleston Gazette
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New German Administrative Figures Highlighted in Berlin
The article notes Friedrich Syrup and Guenther Gerecke taking roles in Berlin ministries with Syrup connected to commerce and employment initiatives and Gerecke praised for war service and Reichstag experience. It also mentions sheep herding operations near the Berlin Central Aird to move flocks away from roads.
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University of Berlin
Ministry of Finance
Friedrich Syrup
Vapor
Hanover
Hewise
Elyuserve
Denichitization
Faderal Parent
Auto Runs Embankment Collision Injures Two
State police report an automobile ran over the embankment injuring two passengers who received first aid. The Titlow car was pushed aside and stopped at the hillside foot, while the other vehicle halted mid‑descent after colliding with a culvert.
Highway crash leaves occupants uninjured police say
City police reported the highway incident left the occupants uninjured. An ambulance was requested but not needed after authorities learned the situation. The report notes no injuries and unclear details from the fragment.
Colorado segment notes Senate plans and bank aid group
The piece describes Senator-elect Schuyler planning to attend the Senate opening to greet Walker. It notes Democratic leaders expect a one vote majority after Walker is sworn in and lists party alignment. It also mentions Colombia forming the Credit Corporation to aid banks handling frozen credits.
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Washington
Colorado
Schuyler
United
Senate
Walker
Democrats
Tarmef
Labor
Recipiens
Colombia
Credit Corporation
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