State King's Daughters Board Meets in Charleston
The state executive board of the King's Daughters met yesterday in Charleston with delegates from Circles Piedmont Silver Ross Watchful Evens Junior and Jane Waters dress among those attending. Officers from several towns participated, including Mra J. eador Hin ton president and Mra. W. B. Moore Charleston vice president. Members elected at the Hinton convention will serve a year. An informal reception followed and a dinner at a local hotel.
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Ing’s Daughters
Charleston
King’s Deushters
Mra
M. M. Williamson
City Union
William Fraudenberger
WeTensted
Leroy Clemens
Tom Brown
Hinton
C. A. Malone
W. T. Williamson
Kate Melean Wheeling
Wiliam Taylor
Beckley
Berlenbach Wins By Technical KO In Philadelphia Card
New Yorker Paul Berlenbach scores a fourth round technical knockout over Rocky Smith in a ten round bout. Berlenbach, 156 pounds, dominated after a nine count in round one. Benny Bess stopped Willie Harvey in the second, Joe Reno won a judges decision over Ray Mitchell, and Danny Gartin defeated Tommy Noble on a unanimous verdict.
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Philadelphia
Paul] Ferbach
New York
Jeter Rocky Smith
Brttls Creek
Michigan
Smith
Dent Berlenbach
Benny Bess
Willie Harvey
Trent ‘Ton
N. J
Trenton
Jacks
England
Bass
Harvey
Joe Reno
Ray Mitchell
Reno
Mitchell
Danny Gartin
Mpé
Tommy Noble
Engleh
Efven
Woble
Noble
Gary Rin
Legislature Honors Late County Representative in Special Session
A special session convened to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William Farris. Keatley received the Breaker nomination, with support from J H Brewster and Tut Gwiler. Resolutions and committee appointments followed, honoring the late delegate and organizing the house with various district reps and officers taking oaths and delivering brief remarks.
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William Farris
Keatley
J. H. Brewster
Lewis County
Tut Gwiler
Fayette
Read
F. R
Ontes
Arnold
Whpirman Hall
Tower
Marshall
Summera
Morris
Ritchie
Heatley
Bayer
Morgan County
George Washington
Berkeley
Bring
Underwood
Gramen
House
Senate
Deregate Thompson
Harrison
Vis
Hall
Fmimeo
Weiss
Ohio
Jones
Mineral
Parris
Messrs. Dern, McCrum and Brown
Kanawha
Pennsylvania places cross words on menus in diners
Pennsylvanian rail and railway announce dining car menus for the week starting tomorrow. A crossword word puzzle with 263 squares presents 153 vertical and horizontal letter combinations. Diners may remove menus from cars to solve the puzzle while aboard trains at leisure.
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Pennsy
Puiladelcwula
Pennsylvania Raiie
Tolny
Carnatronn
Enrw
Lelaure
Wellington Koo Columbia Exile to China Diplomat
Dr Wellington Koo, a Columbia University graduate of 1909, rose from college editor to renowned Chinese diplomat. His career spanned roles as minister to the United States, England, and China, and he helped lead China in international diplomacy, earning wide recognition for his intellect and poise.
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Geongh Buchanan
China
Vi Kyult Wellington Kaa
Columbia University
Feng Yu Hsiang
Wellington
Sten
Profente
Tientsii
de. Koo
United States
England
Mesleo
Merv
Cahn
Yuan Shik Kik Ofhina
Ghinese
Fice
Perce
Enon
Geneva
Washington
Aatinetii
New York
Willington Koo
Columbia
Poplin
Wellington Koo
John's University
Shangrai
Thaca
Enellen
Colunbia
Callese Diehs
Hyself
Wellington Moo
F Calumbila
Koo
Tans Shan Yi
Secretiny
Philadelphia
Columba
Trowes
Jeb Wisett Moore
Hiusele
Stara
Altena
Wellingtog
T United
Chine Homers
Liik
Epietar Tees
Becaune
Snuthfield
Ldma
Shanrong
Anerking
Het
Wellinton Kup
Peting
Ito
Young Wife Indicted in Bank Robbery Case
Twenty year old wife faces indictment in a bank robbery connected to a Cleveland investigation. Authorities report ties to a Northeast Ohio crime ring and an alleged plan to steal funds from a Cleveland area bank.
Britain slips in shipbuilding as output falters
A British quarterly shipping report shows declines in shipyards and overall tonnage. It notes lower merchant shipping, stalled tanker and submarine construction, and reduced orders abroad while France and Germany vary, with Britain still holding a leading share in motorship output.
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Wistula
Troland
Glen
Tdoya
Register of Shipping
Ireland
Bella
Martina
Lnis Tepe
Qqualton Maritime Cohn
Darin Ueounty Opere
France
Tolle Ter
Germany
Howrke Sane
Dupan
White Charges and Political Turmoil Hit Campaigns
Fragmented text covers presidential nomination talk, party divides, and allegations of corruption. Mentions Wright, Carian, and Coffnina as figures, with references to Newalan and Houma. Also notes Teachers union stance and London healing prayers amid governance critique.
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Bert
Wellstat
Teer
Bernie
FR Woda
Witehy Ben A
Amnweortt
Hiebing
Naannin
Ducksen
Beegans
Alderstan Otay
Dowut
Glensille
Teenie
Wits
RM MbAn NY
Akeni
Jiunker
Bate Helytede
Eaitadt
Nenainatherne Pe
Senter Wright Duns
Chia Eniniy
Ieee
Seusttar Carian
Newalan
Dain Tae
Madore
Byron
Cannon
Laem
Arent
Thera
Telnet
Coffnina
Pilek
Commerce in Air Promises of 1925
Government should maintain landing fields aerial lighthouses and weather stations as the United States plans for aviation growth in 1925 and the following year. The piece discusses public confidence in aviation investment and references figures and events shaping early U.S. air transportation policy and industry expansion.
Vintage Spring Hats and Fashion Notes From a Distant Page
A garbledOCR fragment hints at spring fashion with mention of hats and attire. It references trends, style notes, and theatrical phrasing, though many words are unreadable. The piece conveys a period newspaper voice focusing on garments and seasonal dress.
Vernon Bill Confusion Delays Public Notice Reading
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a Vernon related bill, a public notice reading, and multiple names. The text is largely unintelligible with scattered proper nouns and dates, suggesting a corrupted historical newspaper brief about local legislation and scheduling.
Planes and ships linked, not a menace to transport
British aviation expert Lord Thomson argues aviation will complement rail and sea travel rather than replace it. He notes early limits due to costs and noise but foresees gradual advances in practical flying, with air travel serving business needs and enabling rapid trips between major cities.
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Victor H
Lord Thamann
Ying
Ite Mithugieetar Tany
Lord Thomson
Kreep
Unige
Dinize Sb
Iwave
Vienna
Lanidun
Limy
Leavis
Lwck
United States
BoSton
Uso
Maxton
Kate
Thomson
Cnet
Air Ministry
Vickers
Shenandoan
Dm Angelos
Lee
Wien
Ib Pasacheer
Ambhi
Doha
Akep Bane
Peek
Sub Crew Replaced After Stranded Vessel Incident
A stranded submarine crew was removed after an incident near the coast. Investigators and a guard contingent coordinated the relocation and safety measures while authorities assess cause and potential hazards.
Noted Rejuvenator Here for Lecture Tour
Paul Kammerer of Vienna, associate of Dr Hugeny Steimach, applies the Steinach method of rejuvenation for the aged. He, who has lived in New York, will begin a lecture tour across the United States. Kammerer claims the oldest Steinach coin is for an eighty year old and asserts the therapy works perfectly.
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Paul Kammerer
Vienna
Hugeny Steimach
Steinach
New York
United States
Wammerer
Elisabeth Rothwell
Low Angalen
California
Berlin
Germany
Rothwell
Whiter
Kathewell
Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra
Eho War m
Uwe Mainz Opera
Henry W. Savage
Steichwei
Ellaabeth Walt
Renee Vivienna
Ziza Emery
Nablt
America
Ife
Lawyer Scores Compromise Rates In Telegraph Case
Attorney Maloy urged the court to assess the constitutionality of the commission order rather than set new rates. He argued judges should grant or deny the injunction and not establish a compromise rate, as the hearing before three judges concluded with no immediate decision expected.
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Pares
Tan
Donstell Doen Tires
Dhalne
Ghana
William Milnes Maloy
People’s Counsel
Milnes Mallox
People's Emins¢L
Rose
My. Maloy
Malis
Tederac
Contractors Name Officers For Year
Warstington Dan reports officers elected for the year at the American General Contractors Association session. The group pledged to oppose governmental policies bypassing competitive bidding and fair accounting and to remove outlots used to dodge compulsory payments. Volkga 3 Waiibridge of Detroit was elected president.
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Warstuington
Dan
Ware Elveigh
Fesgluttopa
Agsomaird
General Contractors of America
Alse
Vourkga
Waiibridge
Detroit
Obituary notices mix fatal exits and funeral plans
Fragmented obituary items report a man who died by his own act and list funeral arrangements at residence 88 Bilgewend Drive and Spring TMU cemetery. The text includes names, burial details, and scattered remarks about services, individuals, and local notices with unclear coherence.
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Sarver Warers
Tharven
Bilgewend
Mothers Day Admonition and Medical Remedies
Fragmentary OCR reads as a medical and domestic guidance note titled To Mothers, urging care for neuralgia and infant health. Mentions treatments, cleanliness, and a marginal price of $2, with references to adrens muaterate and a list-like format. The legible portions suggest a home remedy or advice column from a historical page.
German radio tastes favor light entertainment over education
Berlin reports show German listeners prefer amusing music and humorous talks on radio over heavy lectures and educational programs. Singers at Frankfurt Opera receive record-royalty claims, while American performers in Berlin draw praise for stage presence amid debates on national figures of 1924.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Karl Mart Benrde
Jessons
Nero
Lance Mushc
Radio Seth
Ught
Humoriann
Will
Germany
Frankfort
Lauses Hive Hinde
Manies
Neely Proposes Protest against Printers Rates
Senator Imm Negsty of West Virginia presents to the senate a communication and recommendation from the West Virginia Publishers and Printers Association protesting postal rate increases and urging action on post roads and related reforms.
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M. M. Neely
Washington
Tans
Imm, Negsty
West Virginia
Senate
West Virgin Publishers and
Emmoyong Printera Association
Funineen
Neale Vsehimmitihe
Olive Tables and Hype Pallets Featured in Curious Health Ad
An odd historical advertisement touts Olive Tables and Hive Paliets as gentle remedies claimed to cure pimples and provide better wellbeing. It markets a tonic-like prep with warnings against sickness, promising success with nightly use and suggesting prices around 158 and 36c.
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Edwards
Witwards
Sean
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