Kentucky Seeks West Virginia Aid In Training
Kentucky seeks West Virginia support to establish a mining extension class in the Pond Creek district, under the state university system. George Busewine of Williamson, secretary of the Williamson Operators' association, backs the plan, arguing WV extension work would benefit Kentucky schooling and supervision by university mining faculty.
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George Busewine
Williamson
Willamson Operators’ Association
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Poundstong
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Free spectators in cock fight raid lead to arrests in St Albans
State troopers raided a chicken sale tied to a cock fight inviting attendees including local residents. Several were charged or questioned for liquor possession while one owner faced additional counts. Most released. only Geiger remained detained on the liquor charge. River traffic to resume as planned with ships departing at 11 for New Matamoras.
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Isnaywam Wien
Danger in Deep Colds Of the Chest
Early home remedy guidance urges warm towels on the throat and chest with brisk Vicks massage for five minutes then two layers of flannel. Overnight inhalation of medicated vapors like Crimphor Mesthod Bucilyprus Pheme Turpentine aims to boost circulation and ease chest congestion. Vicks has grown in popularity, with over 17 million jars sold historically.
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Vwick
Aptis
Road engineers halt winter road operations in rugged area
Winter work pauses leave five canthers unfinished as crews shift to completing remaining concrete payings and fencing. Avddrews tract and Campbells Creek teams oversee multiple projects across the Poca and Tyler regions with about nine weeks of school work and several bridges and roads awaiting final concrete and paving.
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Martins Faery Dies From Exertion At Laughlin Pact
Coroner Clyde Hardesty investigated a death described as caused by exertion during a meal at Laughlin. The report notes no other details and mentions a possible intra-specific cause while references to officials and a college president appear garbled.
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Laughlin
Clyde Hardesty
Postpone Hearing on New River Dam Project
Hearing on the West Virginian Power Company proposed dam near Hinton was postponed by counsel for both sides. The public service commission had scheduled the session for January, after delays in the docket and ongoing discussions about the electric project and its public impact.
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West Virginia
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Public Service
Verhjany
Hinton
Railroad seeks ICC authority for stock dividend plan
The railroad seeks Interstate Commerce Commission approval to issue 16d per share stock as a dividend on common shares valued at 2,100. It plans to create new stock carrying 7 percent dividends, reinvested profits and past withheld earnings justify the move.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Delano Named New Civic Head in American Civic Association
Frederick A. Dehinn of Chicago was elected president of the American Civic Association succeeding Dr J Horace McFarland who resigned due to death. Mrs Sherman, president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs, will serve as first vice president and June Barton Payne will be second vice president.
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Frederick A. Dehinn
Chicago
American Civic Association
J. Horace Mcvfarland
Sherman
General Federation of Women's Stubs
Fleet View
Juin Barton Payne Es
School Board Honors Friend Amid Leadership Transitions
Ceremony marked the departure of Ta, state supervisor of schools, who will become director of the summer program at West Virginia University. Welend will supervise freshmen at the university and later direct extension work, with committee members joining in Morantown for a final gathering. Other officials will leave for Mantington and Wayne to inspect rural and city schools as replacements are named.
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Moreantown
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Mantington
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