Everything Ready for Legislators Says Mrs Field
Mrs Field states the Charles ton real estate board information bureau at the Elks club on Quarrier street will list rooms for attaches and other members of the senate and house. The bureau opens for several days or until all applicants are served as rooms become available at well located sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Field
Charles Ton Real Estate Board
Elks’ Club
Quarrier Street
Clarice
Senate
House
Field
Elke’ Clay
Sins in welcomine the leetste tard and visitors
A garbled notice describes a general invitation to eat at a premises or call the Eks' clut for information. It mentions a meeting of a board last Thursday, warns of dangers, and references a group accused of wrongdoing and child protection concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persude
Pele Wal Placr
Dmquirer
He Vogerd
Willow
Uphold Rights Of Rail Labor Board In Testimony Case
The Chicago rail labor board again upheld its right to compel witnesses to appear and testify. J Maruiro, chair of the Chicago Northwestern Engineers, indicated an appeal. The Brotherhoods of Engineers and Firemen had refused to send reps, arguing the board lacked enforceable power. The dispute follows a prior similar ruling in the Babe etman case and alleges prejudice by chairman Warren W. Hooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Chicago
Dun
Jude Wilkerson
Dim
Railroad Labser Board
Cnieges
J. Maruiro
Incal
Chicago and Northwestern Reallrond
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Babeetmaon
Beatherlood
Finginemen
United States Supreme Court
Brotherhoods of Engineers and
Fremen
Brothertinody
United States’ Supreme Court
Watren W. Hooper
Five Speakers At Kiwanis Luncheon Today
Former Attorneys General Lily and Okey H. Johnson along with ex Mayor Grant P. Hall and Colonel William Gillie will headline the Kiwanis lunch at noon today. Mary Boyhond Ambition will speak for five minutes on the program theme, as members welcome incoming residents and distribute hospitality to newcomers at the hotel lobbies. Several Kiwanis members from other sections of the state are expected to attend the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily
Okey H. Johnson
Alney-Barnes Company
Grantp. Hall
Wiliam Gillie
Rator
Kiwanis
Hutner
Mary Boyhond
Ster
All Counties in State Except Nine Have Negro School
A state education report by Superintendent M. Ferd details that most counties lack white schools and many Negro schools exist with increased enrollment. The document notes state aid for maintenance, private tuition in some districts, and higher attendance in areas with segregated schools. It lists several high schools by county and outlines teacher preparation and normal schools operations.
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Ty Coarse M. Ferd
WI Ie
Hook Tara
Aviders
Rite
Boards of Education
Pds
Neere Bess
Mehechaels
Garnett
Charleston Kelly Miller
Clarksbore
Panel
Brown's Creek
Parkersiuere
Lincoln
Wheeling
Adkins
Gary
Bramwell
Tickhanton
Tuckhan- Tron
CluBets
Maefigiste
Himtonsat Haven
Lincott
Pairment
Joeton
Techies
Hlaefield We Blooded
Bie Creek
Xecision
Graft
Gratton Harst
Margantows
Ware Piver
Duwabe
Witlinmon
Unier High Seheels
Sopeise FM
Sinders
Ant Onormal Training Schools
West Virginia dairy cow proves breed champion eclipsed by Vale
Creston Seals owned by Harry Woodrum faced decline as Sadie Vale the purebred Hulstein Friesian from Morgantown, now state champion, surpassed the previous high butterfat production. Vale, in the West Virginia University herd at five years six months, completed a seven day test recording 541 pounds of butterfat 25.9 pounds per day test result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston Seals
Harry Woodrum
West Virginia
West Virginia University
New Corporations Form in State Registry
The Waugh Brothers incorporated at 2 Thyetteville received a charter from the secretary of state. The firm will issue 359,000 capital stock and launch a construction venture with named incorporators including G. J. Waugh and Mo Wanker. Other filings include multiple new corporations in various towns and a series of appointments and wage awards approved by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waugh Brothers, Incorporated
Thyetteville
Steele
Cone Strebing Busitess
G. J. Waugh
Mo Wanker
Fra Welds Construction Com- Jal Operie
Secretors of State
Bitte
Fie Air
Kermit
TR. Welt
th.Katin
Wiliamigan
Nineti Incorporatare
Aniscon Browder Comeruction
Omidaos
Wheeling
Granu Seroles
Gne Corporation
Will
Ste
Ankrom
FT Browder
Incarperytars
Walkeraville and
Southern Iconi Company
Morgantown
Psecretry of
State
ALM
Slatery
Peliwind Incorporator
Electors Cast for Coolidge in West Virginia
Electors in the state cast their ballots for President Calvin Coolidge after the recent election. Edward Hoover of Gary chaired the electoral board. Mrs. Wheeler served as secretary while others aided in counting. The result will go to Washington for transmission to the president and senate confirmation, with local attendees noting the process and congratulating participants.
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West Wire
Rounel
Ytteriman
Caplet
Edward Ovoote
Gary
Wos
Washington
Steve
Harlesten
Hearne
Wheelin
Chatles
Mitchell
Paitmont
Blanchy Tiskerving
Bowtesbury
Bright
Williciu Bilesard
Wirkerebiame
Andohn Bate
Wheeling man arrested in death of Gilph Siseilian
Ralph Biebert of Wheeling West Virginia was arrested and turned over to the coroner in the death of Gilph Siseilian who was killed by a gunman as he walked along the road. Siseilian died after his beer bottle was shattered and he could not stand immediately due to injuries as police investigate the road incident. Authorities report Federal lands invasion plans forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Biebert
Wheeling
Gilph Siseilian
Siebert
Mets
Stebert
Siscilian
Salvation Army Officers Hold Reunion Across States
Commissioner Estill of New York heads a reunion of Salvation Army staff officers with representatives from 20 towns in Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. Major David Mulri presided in Virginia Street events, while open air meetings and a music demonstration complemented the program. Participating towns include Ashland, Athens, Brannon, Charleston, Huntington, Parkersburg, Fairmont, Grafton, Marion, Wheeling, Williamson, and more.
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UNIUN
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Salvation
New York City
Salvation Army
MacCorkle
Tabernacle
Viriinige
David Muli
Entill
Salvation Time
Munhagton
Virginde
Pitle Hee
Cisitinesia
A. Z. Krewer
New York
Cansmissatoner
Ashhong
Athens
Branton
Charleston
Wheyling
Huntington
Parkersburg
Blues Weld
Cerkshore
Fairmont
Miri Grafton
Laran
Weles, Williamson
Moveantow
Canova Bible Study Group Dinner in Kensal
Members of the Canova Bible study group will be entertained at a dinner Thursday evening. They are asked to meet at Virginia Street near Tot Vicinita for a bus ride. A nearby rail bridge awaits completion within twenty four hours with a span of 127 feet, replacing an old structure at Kensal.
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Canova Bible Elu Ithe Piest Presbyterkernteharen
Renin St
Virelnia
Oeteits
Kensal
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk records
A list of real estate transfers appears from the county clerk records showing transfers involving Fairview and Development Company to Matthew Basham. S.A. Moore to Glendora Johnson. Heller to MT Thurston. Leviore Brawley to Liso J. Vorholt. Monthly to FH Hamrie. Ada M Banister. John Murdy McConshay to Pauline King. OL Copenhaver to Floyd Sheets. P.M. Summers to Ada May Ball. Hanshaw to J. W. Gas. Ada May Ball to Dod Neal. John Priddy to O Beller. Meadows to J. H. Broyles. Hauer Realty Company to Mexicd Staples. Williamson to IF E Hertel. Chesapeake Realty Company to Mary Keun. Also reporting a brief Indiana gubernatorial note.
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Clark
Fairview
Develoment
Matthew Basham
Tor
Black
S.A. Moore
Glendora Johnson
Heller
Thurston
Tunbat
Lelviore Brawley
Liso J. Vorholt
Fone
London
GO Manthly
FH. Hamrie
Greenway
S. Shah Ty Ada M. Banister
John Murdy McConshay
Pauline King
Virginia
Sumiers
Capital Streets
OL Copenhaver
Floyd Sheeta
Jena
P.M. Summers
Ada May Ball
West Dunbar
UW Hanshaw
J. W. Gas
Dod Neal
John Priddy
Beller
Meadows
J. H. Broyles
Hauer Realty Company
Staples
Penrhyn Park
Williamson
Hertel
Bon Ale
Chesapeake Realty Company
Mary
Keun
Black i
Phillips Petroleum Company Reports Strong Year in 1934 Net Earnings
Phillips Petroleum Company, per Wall Street estimate, shows a prosperous year with 34 net income before depreciation and taxes, totaling about 14 million dollars. The figure compares with roughly 12.4 million from the prior year, indicating improved earnings despite depreciation and tax considerations.
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Phillips
Public School Day Set for May 1 in Kanawha County
Kanawha County announces a public school day scheduled for May 1. Miss Florence Kuhn, county superintendent, stated preliminary plans were in progress at a county supervisors meeting. Attendees included J. Gh Av Cabin Creek W. Olarkaen Malden and Gay B. Clark Big Sandy. athletic committees to meet Jan 24 with M. T. Hamric chair and a list of members.
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Kanawha
Florance
Kuhn
Scchools
Wn U
J. Gh
Cabin Creek
W. oOlarkaen
Malden
Gay B. Clark
Big Sandy
WVU Students Use Cross Word Puzzles In Language Study
Foreign language students at West Virginia University learned new vocabulary today by solving cross word puzzles in French German and Spanish. Instructors expect the technique to greatly increase familiarity with the language lexicon and improve overall comprehension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
West Virginia University
Immigration appeal filed for Boston arrestee under red tape
Attorneys for Charles Funai arrested in Boston for illegal entry appealed to the Department of Labor to dismiss the immigration red tape until claims against him are disposed of. The request will be considered by the Board of Review of the Immigration Service. Hawaii expects a business boom.
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PONZI
Washington
Charles Funai
Tin Boston
Department of Labor
Claif
Immigras Tlan Service
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Rch
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Thos. Leeming & Co
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Peoke
Kem Mom
Grimes
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Lennox Food CO
Lennox
Uphold Rights OF Rail Labor Board
Lonfen
Sanders
Charleston Cow
Trixy
Sadie Vale
Culalleston
Jose
Jolalig
Kanawha Banking & Trust Co
Capital Street
Government Square
Renn
Neat
State Department of Fempe Gaatus Cos Munk
Ita
Metur Na
Coolidge
Messenger
Wemer
Landaa Morn
Plabs
Youn ‘Grugoist
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Iran
Commissioner Estill
Resinol
Baltimore
8 Mortale
Oss
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ian
Lano
Jackson
Republian
Tdiana
Jammer Po Branch
Warren T. Metray
Arly
Dr. Hell
Dr. Bell
T. Hamric
G. 3. Higginbotham
Thomas Jioper, Jr
Dante Hof
Victor Older
HH. M. Ooh
Ward J. Ashcraft
Clarke M. Fi Hee
Robert L. Bryan
Nelle Campbell Malle
Sutton
J. C. Roach
Summers
Commander
Greetham
Hawaii
New England
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Pan Potomac Telephone CO
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