Engagements and Social Notes Highlight Charleston
Society notices announce Walter C. Felmington Jr and Miss Mary Katherine Smith to wed in May. Frances Dana hosts Eliza beth Knight farewell in Kanawha Street rooms before her New York trip. Mary Wise and George Hart to marry in Middleport. Local gatherings include bridge clubs, dances, and patron events with residents from Charleston, Huntington, and nearby towns. Birth announced of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Trialian at the local hospital.
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Mattie Withrow
Walter C. Felmington
Ster, Jr
Mary Katherine
Swink
Newton
N.C
Iaar
Withrow
Capitol View
Tisny
Fermster
Charleston
Fie
N. C
A General Adjustment Bureau
Bluefield
Mise Frances Dana
Kanawha Street
Elizabeth Knight
New York
Miss Knight
Wiliam Grover
John Hert
John Ray
A. C. Carver
D. C. Gallaher
Arthur Hil
Anna Jack“igen
Katherine Patterson
Mes Mayer
Frank Hurlbutt
Betty Chilean
Josephine Thayer
Nellickinson
Edward Hart
Vis Gltinan
Edward Knight
Wilbur Staunton
Anastas~ Dickinson
Margaret Thayer
Lakin
Shawnee
Mary V. Wise
Geoteohart
Middleport
Ohto
Baptist Temple
Ralph Osterereen
Edrr Young
Elton
Ella Matheson
Eastern Mar
Wen
Gates
D. H. Gates
J. M. Miller
Sinan Hrman
Edith Meyers
Ja. Vandine
Jessie Lyons
Hal Wlorris
Fred Moore
Ray Morgan
E.R. Byrne
Quarter Street
Rogering
Bradford Noyes
Est Merri
Kemp Morton
Dave
Mery Prank Hughes
Bluefeld
Mathilda
Wood
Harriet Washington
Huntington
Harrison B. Smith
Prisoner Returns To Cell After Escape From Northampton Jail
Easton Pa Jan 1 Two trustica escapees from Northampton county prison earlier this morning returned to the jail. Robert Sargent of Philipsburg New Jersey and Oliver BeCready of Bethlehem reportedly climbed a wall with a plank used to wheel ashes. Sargent walked in through the main entrance intoxicated and was put to bed while BeCready, also intoxicated, hired a taxicab toward the prison before turning back. Both men had short terms and spent much of their time in Philipsburg after escaping.
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Easton
Robert Sar- Bent
Philipsburg
N. J
Trustica
Northampton County
Oliver BeCready
Bethlehem
Phiilipsburg
Sargent
Phillipsburg
Bodies recovered from Chicago varnish plant fire
Two men believed to be Frank Fords watchman and Russell Watson driver perished in a blaze at Frank B Lewis varnish works after a gasoline truck halted outside and exploded. Fire confined flames to the plant as neighborhood residents watched in terror.
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Chicago
Frank
Lewis
Frank Fords
Sussell Watson
Mayor Wertz proposes home for fallen women in Charleston
City leaders discuss a reform approach with a proposed home for fallen women to be supervised by a Christian woman, offering shelter, medical care, employment, and training. A one half cent levy would fund the institution in the old Charleston General Hospital building. Child labor law discussed. committee named to pursue reclamation home and related civic activities, tea events planned for January and February with extensive volunteer roles and hostesses.
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Charleston
Juhor
Wow. Werts
Tir
Harriett Jones
Moundsville
House of Delowatoa
W Sideonomic
Werts
Charleston General Hospital
Wertz
Swanns Hill
South Hills
Capitol Hill
Burlew Heights
Oakwood
Spring Street
Jones
Wasrat Mayer Wertz
A. E. Harmon
C.F. Troyer
W. A. Barringer
Mra. O. H. Spencer
A. Miller
MO. Camp
Jy. W. Montague
J. H. Shutty
C. Camp
Ishin
Jdavia Tries
J. T. Necks
Civics
Te Shultz
Want Avenue
Dlat
Monangalla Street
Mra. C
Mesaner
A. Ty Marrlant
C. B. Sandberg
Wdith Myers
Wellman
Margaret Lewis
George Darlington
I. O. Gastineau
Ch Ri Krebs
BE. Harmen
D. WH. Alexander
Lon Barringer
T. ¥. Medovran
Mire
Dehu
Wirich Wanner
W. H. Belsches
C. Riley
O. H. Bradley
Elmer Mesaner
Tom Perry
Mra
Charles A. Haviland
Tate Tawis
Fran
Tyr
Wy Jlalmes
W. H. Helachea
MM. N Ylutehinson
Tariff Argument May Be Revived In House Fight
Washington Jan 16 The tariff commission remains the target as the fight to revive tariff argument resumes in the house Representative Garner of Texas says the pay prohibition for commissioners was omitted in the current appropriation and will be fought to restore The issue also touches Independent offices of the government as the big bill moves forward.
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Warhington
Jung
Tarif
Tal
Representative Garner
Texan
Ways and Teans
Appropriations Committee
Washington
Federal Trade Commiission
House
com+ merece comniltt
Cincinnati Symphony to Play in Charleston Sunday
Tickets for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra concert at the Kearse Theater in Charleston are forecast to sell out. Walter seats are gone but many good seats remain. The orchestra arrives Sunday evening by special train and begins at six o clock. tickets are sold exclusively at Galperin Music Shop, 17 Capital Street.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Fritz Reiner
Charleston
Kearse Theatre
Kearse Theater
Charleston Symphony Vodiety
Cincinnat Orchestra
Symphony Society
Galperin Music Shop
Capital Street
Arrests in Oil Field Police Row Trigger Town Hall Clash
In Blaekey Kentucky, a clash over two police judges led to arrests after Jim Caudill refused to be tried before Judge Summer. Warrants issued for Summer and others followed a disputed court session where two judges fined Caudill. Separately an Oklahoma case involved a New York heir seeking an annulment from his bride Helen Grace Blade, with family tensions spilling into court.
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Kentucky
New York
Laithsburg
Tan
Blaekey
Wham
Tlackey
Whiteshoro
John White Summer
Judge Summer
Biseley
Jim Caudill
Fumer
Stephen Adams
William Cawail
AX Cilisens
Merlyes
Weworka
Okla
Jan
Cromwell
St. John's
Johnson
Rome
Oklahoma
Johnsom
New Yor
Tulsa
Mra Gentar
Pedestrian Hit by Police Bullet in Seontown, Pa
Two motorcycle riders fled toward the West Virginia line after a late night encounter with officers in Seontown. A pedestrian named William Steel was wounded when a fiery vehicle struck him. Uniontown authorities issued a watch for the motorcycle and details circulated in Connelsville. A pursuit ended with shots fired and vehicles discarded whiskey barrels along the road.
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Seontown
Uniontown
West Virginia
Willuum Steel
Nedestrian
Connilsville
Ritchie Attacks Federal Subsidy in Every State
New York dispatch reports Governor Albert O Ruehle of Maryland attacking the federal subsidy system at the Hotel Association of New York City dinner. He argued subsidies are funded by taxation, noting New York paid $190,415,000 in federal taxes in 1924 but received only $4,020,000 in federal aid, while Nevada did better, illustrating no direct link between taxes and aid.
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New York
Albert O Rutehle
Maryland
Hotel Association
New York City
Ruehle
Nevada
Riiga
Nevitia
Complete Plans for Erie Lease in Nickel Plate System
Jan 16 minority stockholders of the Erie railroad who are not included in the Nickel Plate consolidation will receive dividends equal to the Nickel Plate share value under the lease terms announced. A committee of the Erie railroad recommended adoption of the draft lease by directors at a January 23 meeting.
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New York
Erie Reilroad
Nickel Tate
van Swertnnen
Tagey
Berle Railroad
Prohibition foes cited by Colvin at conference
Dr D Leigh Colvin of New York accused kquee interests of using moving pictures to undermine the prohibition amendment. He argued films promote liquor consumption and could sway producers to back the law as money formerly spent on liquor moves to amusements. Wise Smith, WCTU Iowa president, urged cleaner pictures.
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Wasrington
Tate
D. Leigh Colvin
New York
Betory
Nquar
Idra
Ida
Wise Smith
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Iowa
Three Killed in Auto Accident in Rochester N I
Rochester N I Jan 16 Three persons were killed in one motor accident when a sedan returning from a dance was struck by a freight train at a grade crossing on Penfield road. Mrs Livan de Ruyscher 40 Thomson Oster 46 and Oscar J Helbfletech 7 were killed Mira Bertha McDowell 17 escaped unharmed Eleven persons were injured four seriously in a second crash at Orchard and Orange streets near a grocery store Five persons rode in one car and six in another. Lorenz Party Released
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Rochester
N. VI
Orchard
Orange
Celebrate Fifth Day Anniversary and Prohibition Milestones
Washington January 14 marks five years since federal prohibition began. Commissioner Haynes praised progress with few retreats, noting reduced liquor flow from bonded warehouses and better enforcement. Coast guard countered liquor smuggling, and denatured alcohol losses fell below ten percent. Flint commemorates the fifth anniversary with civic ceremonies and a dry forces celebration. Skidmore College president Charles Henry Keyes dies in New York. A Montreal apartment project plans a 1100-room building at 3.5 million dollars.
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Washington
Haynes
Flower
Coast Guard
Fisher Hill Cemetery Association Meeting Planned
The Fisher Hill Cemetery Association will hold a meeting at Snow Hill M Church on Sunday afternoon January 16 at 3 o clock. All interested in the cemetery are invited to attend.
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Fisher Hill
Fisher Hil Cemetery Association
Snow Hill M
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