Labor union presses library board for action on public library
Kanawha Valley Central Labor union at a bi monthly meeting condemned the lack of progress on the public library project. It demanded an immediate accounting of funds, status, and progress, and urged the election of a commission to oversee and complete the enterprise.
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Homer James
J Brad Mooney
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Large Seat Sale For Local Opera
The San Carlo Gnera company brings two days of seats for its first local visit with matinee of Martha and night performance of Madame Butterfly at the Gophel theatres. Box office sales show strong demand as Tam ghai Mutra, famed Butterfly, is billed, and the sale continues through Saturday with many seats still available.
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Tamghai Mutra
German reply on Cologne note delivered to ambassadors
Berlin January 6 Germanys initial reply to the council of ambassadors note on the Cologne occupation was handed to allied ambassadors. The note, likely to be released Thursday, reportedly calls the occupation extension beyond January 10 1943 a fundamental breach of the Treaty of Versailles and rejects the Entente claim to compel evacuation over alleged German default.
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How to Solve the Crossword Puzzle
Instructional guide explains filling a crossword by numbered word starts. Each number marks a word beginning either horizontally or vertically, with black squares guiding orientation. Solve by matching definitions to word slots, filling letters across and down until all words interlock.
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Fragmented Letter Grid of Word Fragments and Clues
A dense puzzle list presents numerous partial clues and garbled phrases across vertical and horizontal sections. It includes scattered definitions, partial words, and stray letter patterns such as court jester, nautical mile, and physician abbreviation, suggesting a mixed cryptic style or OCR garble from a crossword or word puzzle page.
County Medical Society Meets in Charleston Meeting
Nearly 90 physicians from Charleston and guests attended the semi monthly Charleston County Medical Society gathering at 2 30 PM in the assembly room of the Kanawha. Dr C A Ray presided with Dr W Hi Laird as speaker. Reports and a case examination by Dr Gruben McQueen highlighted the program. Drs Re I Miner and Ross Dodson were elected associate members, and the West Virginia Extension University medical department received written commendation. The society discussed state society plans, and R A Pireland was announced as a future speaker at the next meeting.
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Mineral Elects Dean Delegate
Keyster January 6 vote in Mineral County fills vacancy from death of William Farris. Republican Dean Linan defeats Democrat W S Barger by 114 votes in a special election. County returns to be represented at the legislature opening next week. In November Farris led with 3250 votes to Stewart 3250.
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W. S. Barger
Farris
Fare Cived Siavalex
Stewart
Striking miner slain in street sparks new committee bid
A stunned city reports a striking miner shot dead in the street as a surge of grief and political maneuvering follows. Key figures, including a Illinois representative named as secretary of the Ewen Colliery, push to form a new House Military Union committee to succeed Kahn, while a secretary of the ry olliery is named amid ongoing unrest.
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U M W president's claims disputed by manager Dunigan
The article reports manager Dunigan disputing claims by U M W president Tetlow on mine conditions at number four mine. It notes Dunigan presenting records and witness accounts showing workers were at or beyond normal attendance, including dates in November and December, while defending the company against union assertions.
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Fire destroys deserted mill and more chaos in report
A series of disputed statements emerges from investigations into a fatal fire at a deserted mill. The fire is tied to a larger financial dispute including depreciation costs and rate cases for a major telephone company. Witnesses describe tense negotiations, evolving wills, and conflicting accounts as authorities weigh responsibility and settlement figures.
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Garbled OCR content describes unknown names and events. readable fragments mention Marin and Pennsivaninghen with smoking, but details are not discernible.
Taxation debates heat up in state legislature hearing
Officials and experts contend over tax policy as lawmakers discuss limits on state tax rates and the assessment of intangible property. Governor and committee members defend current measures while producers, manufacturers, and local assessors voice concerns about burden and fairness.
Phone Company Report On Operating Expenses
A historical article notes Centimidrane's phone company detailing operating expenses. It outlines costs such as maintenance, labor, and materials, with emphasis on how these figures affect local service charges and financial health.
McClintock Case Details Tangle Over Death Theories
Testimony in the McClintock case reveals discussion of suicide and possible overdose. Witnesses describe visits by Mrs Shepherd and others the day before the alleged death, plus family events and mourning surrounding the McClintock household.
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Visitors in City Browse State Officials in Transit
Gwen W Cox of Laurel Creek a former state legislator visited the city yesterday with J G Preienerd of Fairmont state manufacturers association Judger River a former public service commissioner from Sutton and Edwin Rob inson of Fairmont secretary of the state oil and natural gas association accompanying him
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Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Raises Dividend to Seven
Directors of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company declare an annual dividend increase from four to seven dollars per share. A quarterly dividend of one percent is also declared payable in March to stock on the January record date.
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Shrine leader heads for Panama Canal Zone visit
Imperial Potentate James A. Chandler with 65 Shriners from across America departs Kansas City Tuesday night for an official visit to the Panama Canal Zone, announced today.
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