Wertz Troubled Over City Attorney Appointment
City officials face a tug of war over replacing Judge HH iv with a city solicitor. Mayor Wertz seeks a trusted appointee, aiming to continue hearings before the public service commission while weighing abolishing the deputy solicitor post to fund a full city solicitor and address a backlog of lawsuits.
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Wertz
HH. iv
Rummel
Turmmel
Puble Service Commission
City Solicitor Aid
United Fuel Gas Company
Public Service Contiines
Chesapeake and Potomar Telephone Company
Puu Ile Service Commission
Mayer Wertz
Mert
Shidge
Ely Heiter
Vertaix Sevarin
Gore Chan
Werte
s+sistant
Moran Gaye
Cannon Pleasandrl
Sasistant
RAMEE
AO Stehiographer
Charleston
Fue Sulkiter
Where To Go By Radio Music Listings Across Cities
Radio program listings and concert notices appear for multiple stations and cities. The document outlines diverse musical offerings including orchestras, choirs, quartets, and organ recitals across major markets such as New York Los Angeles Detroit and San Antonio with times and program types.
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WER
Huftale
Vhureh Wes
Chi srRan
Musics
Chlengy Tribune
Soles
Angemlde
Tals
KRY
Sheree Tt
Fvelling Club
Musk
Amday
Cincinned
Orhestra
WEA
Cleveland Gea
Dalis News
Carchestra
WOC
Davenport
Dervices
Erure
WOR
Detroit
Meee Press
Worth Store
VON
Deferson City
Wanans City
Ami
ePpan
Law Angeles
Classial
Wwe
Uemphis
Pitt A. Ow
Bervleus
Mng
Peeshsterion Ehurels
New York
Orcher
Rexx
Mia Ganigs
Vaniby Club
Revue
WAY
Priesten
WRT
York City
Fehorst Si al
Lectyre- Wcal
Northfielt
Maered
Eermen
Salotata
KGO
Oakland
U15
WOO
Piladghitta
Rhureh
A & Symphony Orchestra
Shenandoah Chanel Service
Springweld
State outlines new mining methods training program
West Virginia leads in adopting modern mining practices with 36 classes taught across towns under West Virginia University. The program trains students for fire boss and mine foreman roles, covering drilling, shaft and opening placements, topography concerns, and legal two-opening requirements to improve safety and efficiency in coal mining.
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Mongantown
West Virginia
I Tl
Tawna
West Virginia University
Neach
Insirituind Ag
Avill
Yey
Ineatlan
Mt. Pe Hay
Murat
1700 Pennies in Bat Wages Says Worker
Meridian man Henry Wilkins, a railroad worker, was paid wages in pennies. Detectives from the Southern Railway verified the coins matched those used at the Hamilton Nettong bank in Chattanooga. He was sent to the workhouse to allow authorities to investigate.
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Tianville
Jan
Hamilien Nettong Bank of
Chattanooga
Wil Henry
Railrona
Meridian
Mimfold
Southern Railway
Meanest Thieves Steal Dog Licenses in Syracuse
Syracuse reports condemnations as a mysterious gang is accused of stealing dog licenses across the city. Authorities note numerous complaints from residents forced to reacquire permits, with police urged to investigate the widespread depredations.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Pettra
Chgateric Thomas
Kennedy
Eolts Hall
Tli Gane
Calendar of events at West Central Acon Quarrier Street
The calendar lists lectures, rehearsals, and meetings at the West Central Acon Quarrier Street complex. Topics include Spotlight: The Pot Baker and Orwell studies, plus Bible class and student activities. Members urged to renew by January 27 and to reserve for the January 30 annual dinner.
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Ce Acon Quarrier Street
Henvary
Walsh
Americus
Subjeet Orwell
Vinton Et Ste Gouria
Nasinens
KF. W. Grover
Gop
Omy
High Wehal Group
March of Directors
Oro
Tul
Japanese Tax Fails to Stop Imports
Japan’s 65 percent tax on imported tobacco did not deter foreign cigarette imports in the first ten months of 1924, with over 150 million cigarettes entering the country versus 34 million for all of 1923, according to the Tobacco Monopoly Bureau. The bureau says imported tobacco is of poorer quality than prior years, while domestic brands remain popular.
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Toyo
Japan
Tobacco Monopoly Bureau
White Americans Increasing Fast in Revolutionary Stock Decline
A(M) Frye, supreme commander of the Maccabees, claims white Americans are dying out and that descendants of the original Revolutionary stock still dominate parts of the nation. He cites a 60 percent figure of the U S population descended from early settlers and promotes a nationwide Americanization drive as the stock shifts in New England, the South, and the Midwest. Butterflies form amphitheatres in Kansas shrubbery, staging a theatrical display for observers.
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A. W. Frye
United States
Inga
Rep
Frye
Rand
New England
Revolutionary Stack
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Capitol
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Strath
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Secess
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Virginia Street
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