Shifting of state offices to be done in next two weeks
The final shifting of state offices is due within two weeks as the new capitol wing nears completion. The secretary of state will move from the old capitol teminary building to quarters in the new capitol area, with state commissions planning further relocation once additional wings are finished.
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Plana
Capitol
Tempinary Capitol
Alte
State Rs Commission
Pasteboara Capitol
Davidson
Oinew
State
Secretary of State
Road Commission
Public Service Commission
H. B. Beanfort
Redpath Chautauqua Guests Register at Charleston Hotels
Redpath entertainers checked in at Charles ton Ruffner and Holley hotels. Registers include Misses Mabel Sperry Florence Godard Faye Adama and George G Whitehead. Other guests listed with locations Cincinnati Huntington Louisville and Columbus. Officials discuss state capitol moves and office relocations including secretary of state and sinking fund offices with potential use of old temporary building.
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Redpath
Columbus
C. H. Perry
Huntington
J. C. Lovinsky
Louisvile
W. D. Wilkinson
Wheeling
E. W. Bowers
C. W. Sielwin
Cincinnati
W. C. Burton
Richmond
L. V. Moore
B and O Names New List of Officers
New York June 10 That all appointments of officials of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad were announced today to become effective July 1. W. E. Lowas to be assistant passenger traffic manager eastern lines H. Bb. Saroat to be assistant to the general passenger agent eastern lines N. Thorn to be assistant to the general passenger agent chief clerk passenger department to be assistant to the general passenger agent headquarters in Baltimore.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
W. E. Lowas
Eastern Lines
Bb. Saroat
N. Thorn
Baltimore
Complete Work on Governor's Lawn
The grounds at the new governor's mansion at Kanawha and Duffy streets are finished with trimmed terraces on three sides and established lawn. Debris cleared and shrubbery planted. Plans include a pergola and sunken garden from the rear to Virginia street, funds possible later this year. Duffy street may be closed to level the lawn, Virginia street extended to Kanawha, and private access made more secluded. Concrete walkways to be laid after other improvements.
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Kanawha and
Duffy Streets
Virginia Street
Duffy Street
Virginia
Kanawha Streets
Kanawha Street
Isafe Robbers Loot Grand Douglas Jewelry Safe
In New York on June 30 robbers looted the Grand Douglas Jewelry Company safe in Malden Lane Jewelry district, taking about 516,000 in raw gold and jewelry after chiseling the combination. A second safe belonging to another firm, wired to a burglar alarm, was left with $159,000 in gems untouched as the burglars fled.
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New York
Grand Douglas Jewlery Company
Malden Lane
Train strike injures driver at Guyandotte crossing
June 30 Bow en Cheater Bowen 21 of Guyandotte was badly bruised but survived when his auto was hit by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at a Guyandotte crossing. The car was dragged by the locomotive, Bowen wedged behind the wheel, and the train halted after about a block.
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Huntington
Cheater Bowen
Guyandotte
Baltimore and Ohio
Guyandotte Crossing
Bowen
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Thichester Spill
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A. J. Gleichand
Newari
Newman Ogreve
Arcala
W. Va
William J. Leppert
Hawtin B. Bueschn
Percy Tetlow
T. Z. Beety
Parkersburg
HW. A. Christina
Cleveland
Willam Zietherf
D. G. D. C.‘Tower
Pittsburgh
J. Goldstone
H.B. Mastan
Wilmington
le Charles E. Connolly
Kenneth M. Keefe
H. H. Klinstein
L. R. Randolph
L. H. Apgar
Mrs. C. Crouse
West Union
C. Burderey
Thomas W. Hanley
Mannington
C. KK. Willis
Clarksburg
W. Graham
Pittaburgh
W. Babcock
C. Hess
Matterhorn
Alps
Lene Meno
Perry" Bronson
Florence
VIDOR
Betty Bronson
Peter Pan
Gil
THE
Walker Dry Goops Co
Dollar Bill
Five Dollar Bill
Bill
Charleston
Dollar
Isafe
Gotham
Yeggs
Diamond Shoe & Garment Co
Formilady's Boudoir
Diamond Shoe of Garment Co
Children’s Department
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