Oy Preacher to Speak Sunday at Weekley Church
A Meade County church announces preacher Ted Weekley will deliver morning and evening sermons this Sunday. The notice lists services, a homecoming event, and a memorial tribute to deceased member Mrs. Mondows with details about attendance and local church activities.
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Weekley Church
Apeak
Wackley
Elearet
Thay
Altac
Nias
Eidowy
Xoodal Nila
Poorly Lighted School Sparks Club Inquiry
The Woodrow Whison Junior program at a weekly Klons club luncheon yielded a committee report criticizing lighting at the school. Two study rooms had only one-third light, desks were inadequately lit, and a plan to address the issue was discussed.
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Woodrow Whison
Fred Kaufman
Klons Club
Yeatereday
Cho
Heard Nt
Cluir
Alma U
Marner
Dotin
Dawitt
Philadelphia
Dowitt
Nila
Sigabea
Exter
Viotiniat
George A. Hilpert
Tr Wie
Ilardson
Clarksburg
Wil
United States
Aid Wit
Pian
Culty Kovarniment
Uch
Lions Club
City
Mit
Tom Moore at Capitol Theater Shows in Turbulent Romance
At the Capitol Theater Tom Moore appears in a melodramatic tale set in a country home. Whitey, released on parole, returns to Martha and daughter Marcha to confront crime, loyalty, and love as a perilous canoe rescue and a fatal crime twist unfold.
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Capitol Theater
Tom Moore
Meyer
Chepitol
Tom Moora
Stern Terey
Whitey
Martha
Evelyn
Kitty
Mal
Marcha
Nia Buddy
Skeeter
Andernon
Kitts
Marno Amd
Anya
Elety Qaila
Fred
Hut
Orlinve
Continue Attack On Assessments In Senate Hearings
Testimony made public by the committee investigating the internal revenue bureau drew sharp statements from Internal Revenue Commissioner Fate and the American mining congress. The hearing also disclosed claims that the government should have taxed mining companies in Arizona, Texas, and Utah, with figures suggesting possible underpayment. The Gulf of corporation zone dispute was noted as settled before the current administration, Mellon’s office, and aides argued the core corporation escaped taxes from 1910 to 1916. The American mining congress protested any tax changes without proper hearings.
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Washington
Der
Nemate Em
Intere Wal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Fate
American Mining Congress
Mother
Bureau
Arizona
Tizan
Toulae Jana
Elalims
Gulf of Corporation Zone
Tair
Mellon
Ferenrdy Nmifona
Beckley News From Friday Night Campaigns and Local Trials
The Beckley Legion plans a vigorous campaign against Morida with a seven division aid, aiming to recruit rapidly and hold members as prisoners of war in a Florida state push. Mabscott and Beckley consider merger talks at the chamber of commerce meeting, while a mine quarrel at Skelton Mine leaves Mitchell Findnall jailed as a suspect and missing assailant. The Cincinnati Musical Trio ended its engagement at Lyric theatre, and a Beckley wedding unites James Herford Davis and Elizabeth Baker at Mount Hope Cathedral.
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Beckley Legion
Morida
State Department
Beckley
7Th Corps
7Th Carta
Mabacott
Conan Liiite
Dideussinn
Mabscott
Stockley
Maiubacete
Treckles
Daybaker
Clerk Mottesheard Undergoes Delicate Operation
United States court clerk Mottesheard underwent a delicate operation in Montgomery yesterday for a serious medical condition. He remains in hospital in a serious but hopeful state and is expected to stay several weeks for recovery before returning home to Charleston. Family reports indicate the danger point has passed and recovery is possible.
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Fg Hespital
Montgomery
Yeatarday
Ire Mottomheard
United States Court
Federal
Montgomery Institution
Mr. Mattesheard
Charleston
Mattesheard
United States Court Room
G. W. McClinion
Coolidge Backs Adequate Waterways Budget Policy
President Coolidge considers Inland waterways funding adequate but supports comprehensive development. He urges Congress to authorize work soon while awaiting appropriations, arguing the treasury should decide spending limits rather than bundling river projects. He warns against linking St Lawrence, Colorado and Mississippi plans.
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Washington
Dos
Vario
Coolridge
Prestam
Congress
Treaury
Delag
Coolidge
Taylor
Army Engineers
St. Lawrence
Colorado
Mississippi
African vagrants face deportation plan in Capetown
Capetown report states a labor minister prepared a bill for parliament to deport unemployed Africans to penal labor camps. Under the draft, anyone who asks state aid but refuses to take offered work could be sent to a reform colony for up to five years. Rewards would go to those who make real attempts at reform.
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Capetown
Thee
Bankers Conclude St Petersburg Meet in Florida
The Investment Bankers Association of America closes its fourteenth convention in St Petersburg Fra after an address by W. S. Alford of American Telephone on Velraph. About 300 delegates tour Cuban cities before returning to Florida for a reception. Gifford notes shift in business views on government regulation.
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ST. Petersburg
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Dee
Bankers Association of America
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Alt
Ford
Florida
Gifford
Confessional tale of counterfeit bills and danger
In a tense scene, a wife and Madge recount a bundle of supposed banknotes found by Lillian. They inspect, recount, and rewrap the counterfeit pile, planning to secure it in a bank strong room while tension rises over possible dangers and a looming threat to Hugh. A faint collapse and concern follow as the narrative shifts to other matters.
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Lillian
Hana
Dicky
Kipting
Chaster Gallery
Madge
Keim
Hugh
Yvallsa
Lifilan
Faces Charge of Naval Plant Theft
Lennie G. Jones of South Charlinton was arrested by Charleston police on charges of stealing a large quantity of plumbing fixtures from the U S naval ordnance plant at South Charleston and operating a still on the reserve. he faces federal action, with a court appearance planned. Local authorities recovered loot in city hall and raided his plant housing.
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Lennie G. Jones
South Charlin+ton
Charleston
United States Naval Ordnance Plant
South Charleston
United States
Albert Pitawater
Jones
John Briitan
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