Lively Withdraws Bond Application For Eight Officers
W T Lively acting for eight special officers appointed by Governor Morgan to guard Kellys Creek railway property withdrew their $2500 bond application after county court refused bonds. Commissioner Omer Given criticized assigning responsibility to county. clerk R N Moulton noted records could be filed in the future. Georges Ow ing appointed to fill the clerk vacancy in the county road engineer office caused by Ben Malone’s resignation. Morning session consumed by routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lively
E. F. Morgan
Kelly's Creek
Livaly
Omer Given
R. N. Moulton
Georges Owing
Ben Malone
Saint Albans Legion Auxiliary Names Officers
Saint Albans members of the American Legion auxiliary meet at the Turner home. Officers elected for the upcoming year include Mrs. W. Deland as president, Mrs. Head as vice president, Mrs. Tracy Sutter as secretary, Mrs. C. H. Melton as treasurer, Mrs. B. W. Barlans as historian, and Mrs. W. A. White as chaplain. A social hour followed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. Turner
St Albans
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
American Legion
Mra. W. Delanr
Mra Head
Tracy Sutter
C. H. Melton
B. W. Barlans
W. A. White
F. W. Turner
Bank of Bend in Kentucky Closed Over 80000 Shortage
McKee Kentucky January report says the Bank of Bend Band Jackson county was closed after an examination revealed a purported eighties thousand dollar shortage in the bank accounts. Cashier Edward Medlock is held for further investigation as deposits totaled about 135000 and capital stock stood at 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckee
the State Bank of
Bend
Band
Jackson County
Edward Medlock
Britton Urges City Car Registration
Chief Britton of the police department urges all automobile owners to register their cars at the police station. The program, begun last year, records license, serial and motor numbers plus descriptions to aid immediate searches for stolen vehicles. In 1924, 141 cars were reported stolen to the police, with all but nine recovered, a success attributed to the registration plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dpolies
Britton Westerday
Polies Department
Talen Cara
Stalon Automobiles
Brittan
Gas Explosion Injures Score in New York
A World report claims AT&T developed an instrument enabling all radio owners to receive listeners who have not leased a device. Despite a denial, executives were shown a WEAF wired demonstration at an AT&T plant, signaling a potential breakthrough in radio transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Evening World
Offctal
WEAF
Child Labor Bill Charges Are Made in Senate
Senator Walsh of Montana charged a well organized movement to defeat ratification of the child labor amendment. He cited Massachusetts test vote results as evidence of a broad press campaign backing opponents. He argued that federal action on child labor would infringe on family life and that state action is equally intrusive.
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Walsh
Washington
Jan. S
Senate
Montana
Massachusetts
Benator Waleh
Christmas Post Office Receipts Surge in December
Washington reports the postal service saw its greatest Christmas in history with December receipts from 60 cities totaling 34,148,978 dollars. The figure reflects an 8 percent rise over December 1923, signaling record volumes for holiday mail handled by postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dandruff Cure Claim From Antiquated Home Remedy
A printed ad-style notice promotes a simple home remedy to dissolve dandruff using ordinary acetyl arson and apply at night. It promises removal of dandruff by morning with several applications, claiming itching and scalp condition will improve and hair will look healthier. No medical endorsement is provided and drugstore availability is stated.
Oldest Necklace to Chicago from prehistoric cave finds
The world’s oldest necklace, about 75,000 years old, an ivory adornment from a France cave woman, now belongs to Frank C. Logan of the Art Institute. Experts say the carved heads may be among the oldest man made objects, found in La Blanchard Dordogne by an archaeologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
France
Frank C. Logan
Art Institute of Enienga
Mr. Sherwood
Art Institute
la Blanchard
Department of
Dordagne
Rom
Strath
Eurape
Denmark plans to disband army and navy
Danish defense minister says reports of selling all army and war material may be possible if disarma ment bill passes. If Folketing accepts or Landsting rejects, parliament will be dissolved and voters consulted. Rasmussen bill would abolish army and navy leaving frontier guards and coast vessels.
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Ppenhagen
Jan
Athens
Hamburg
Denmark
Rasmussén
Ekstrabladet
Seldy
Af Rasmussen
Folketing
Court Routine Records and Local Court Actions
Court routine lists chancery and law cases returnable to February rules including Kellys v Kellys and McAllisters, Myers v South Penn Oil damages 1000 and 5000, Wheelar vs Mall tax damages 2000, and other docket entries. Reporter notes visitors J Graham Sale and Wesley Wilkes. Headlines also recount a bed sheet rope rescue in Madrid and a Belfast typhoid carrier at a banquet infecting 22 with four deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chancery
Hubert A. Kelly
Bess Ower Kellys
D. L. Buckner
Ella Buelner
J. A. McAlister
Sallie McAllister
Claude L. Smith
John Laing
Etreult Court
Mage
Robert Myers
South Penn Oul Company
Trobert Myers
Admn
South Tenn Oi Company
Wiliam
Wheelar
Grant P. Mall
Morgan Buys Phone Bonds in Major AT&T Issue
The American Telephone and Telegraph company announced it sold a 125 million dollar Skyvear S pur cant gold debenture bond issue to a group led by J. P. Morgan and Company. Proceeds fund loans to affiliates or acquisitions, enabling further Bell system improvements. Public offering begins tomorrow at 93 plus interest for about 5.3 percent. Debentures raise AT&T’s funded debt to just under 400 million, lifting total long term debt and equity to about 1.3 billion, among the highest in the nation. Also, Dr Maurice Fauerlicht will speak at Virginia Street temple Monday at 3 PM under the Council of Jewish Women. His talk is Seeing Things Sights and Visions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
I. P. Morgan and Company
Bell Telephone System
Yieeld
United States Steel Corporation
Maurice Fauerlicht
Virgina Street Temple
Council of Jewish Women
Rheuma promise cures rheumatic pains fast
An advertisement claims Rheuma quickly drives out rheumatic poison and relieves pal, swollen joints, and neuralgia. It asserts guaranteed relief or money back and warns of serious heart complications from rheumatic issues. The ad urges readers to order from Scott Brain today.
Why Women Use This Simple Mixture
An advertisement touts Adleriks as a quick acting intestinal evacuant for constipation. It claims rapid relief within an hour and no gripes, aiding stomach issues due to deep seated causes and removing matter thought to be present. Available by lending druggists everywhere.
White Sulphur News Captures Guests and Concert At Greenbrier
At the Greenbrier today guests from Covington New York Pittsburgh Cincinnati and White Plains registered as honey mooners and travelers while others headed home. A Carnegie Hall concert featuring the New York Symphony is broadcast across major stations including WCAP WEAR WJAR WEE WDBH and others with a program spanning Oberon Die Meistersinger and Beethoven symphonies. The event underscores the era of high society gatherings and live musical broadcasts amid balmy mountain weather.
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Jan. S
Ratert
C. Simmons
Covington
Greenbrier
John J. Murdock
New York
John P. Harris
Pittsburgh
W. H. Schmidlappy
Mise Ro Kreler
Putnam
Cann
R. W. Rogers
Madison
N. J
William Boardman
Ralph W. Davis
P.M. Sweeney
Brooklyn
Mra
J. BM. Shindler
Weehawken
N. A
Carnegis Hall
Wieta
New York Symphony
Repewas
L Leginska
Tagore Leginakland
Wagner
WCAP
Wear
Brome Cnet
WJAR
Providence
Wee Boston
WDBH
Worcester
Mass
Willisburgh Pa
Woman to Conduct Symphony for Radio
Ethel Leginska, famed pianist and conductor, will lead the New York Symphony Orchestra for a WEAI WCAP radio broadcast from Carnegie Hall New York. She arrives from Europe after a sensational success and will conduct, compose, and perform as pianist in the program tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Leginska
Europe
WCAP
WEAI
New York
New York Symphony Orchestra
New York City
Leginska
Carnhegia Hall
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Lively
Kelly’s Creek
Saint Albans Legion Auxiliary
Organization
Kentucky Bank
Meyers Bros. Plumbing and Heating
Hale Street
NEW
Victor Records
Galperin Music Shop
Capitol
Everything Musical
Britton
Cincinnati
Paul J. Twyman
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Studebaker
Triple State Electric CO
McFarland Street
J. Graham Sale
Welch
Silgor Gary
Ind
Arthur Sears P
Madrid
Belfast
Morgan
Banking Group
American Telephone and Telégraph Company
New Victor Records
Music Box
Bach
Ethell
United States
Diamond Shoe & Garment Co
Coats
Bobby Coats
Platt
Oran Aa
Sian
Atuge
Noreen
Jan Rubint
Mlle
Diane
Évele
Muale
Eckert & Francis
Clifton Sisters
Voighn
Alexander
Peggy
Valdo-Mefrs
Valdo
Orteiaality’ Kearse Orchestra
Cuand Orgay
Hae Herrsd
Adilin
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