Kiwanis urged to bar accidents on Kanawha river side
Joseph Schwabe of Charleston urged Kiwanis members to assist in reducing auto hazards on the south side of the Kanawha River. He highlighted the undergrade crossing near the Chesapeake and Ohio tracks at Ferry Branch and a derelict building west of the C and O station as threats. The club was asked to investigate improvements and funding, and to push the county to require railroad action or removal of the dilapidated walls. The meeting also covered Kiwanis convention reports and playground equipment concerns, with plans to study and report at the next gathering.
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Joseph Schwabe
Charleston
Kiwania Club
Kanawha River
Chesaapeake and
Ohio
Ferry
Fecom
Schwabe
Chesapeake and Ohio
James Clark
Perry Branch
Ziwation
hHunatington
St. Paul
Minn
W. M. Gillie
St Paul
John H. Moss
Clarks
Charles B. Daum
West Virginia
Walch Club
Tompkins
W. E. Wilson
Kanawha
Seoands
Jo Kenna
Morris Harvey College
Tom Lewis
J. W. Campbell
Douglas Partington
T. H. Huddy
Robert Koch
W. 8. Oldfield
J. C. Day
T. G. Courtney
Funeral services for Donald Dunnett at local church
Bricklayers announce funeral for Brother Donald Dunnett, to be held at First Presbyterian Church at Virginia and Broad Streets at 3 p.m. Wednesday. A second service will occur at 414 Capital Street at 2:30. Members with cars asked to bring them. Joe Wiggins, President.
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Donald Dunnett
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia
Broad Streets
Capitol Street
Joe Wiggins
Alderson Plan for Federal Prison Reforms Ahead
Government plans new facilities for federal prisoners in Alderson West Virginia and a separate men’s reform school at a $2 million site to house 4 000 to 6 000 offenders. The women’s reformatory aims to receive about 352 inmates by spring with Dr Mary Harris as superintendent and focus on narcotics treatment.
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Washington
Atte
Atlanta
Fort Leavenworth
Aera
Alderson
W. Va
Secretarieg of War and Interior
Mary Harris
New Jersey Industrial School For Girls
Funeral of Henry Prince in Beckley is Held
The funeral for Henry Prince, 85, a noted Raleigh County settler and farmer, was held at Mount Tabor cemetery amid a large crowd. Survived by two sons William of Pittsburgh and Speed of Chicago and daughter Mrs Andrew Davis. brothers include I C Prince Beckley and Alfred Prince Meadow Creek. renovations continue on Raleigh County Bank building with modern front plans. Eighteen New England coal buyers visit Raleigh fields to inspect the Sullivan mine shaft and other Raleigh Smokeless Fuel properties.
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Beckley
Henry Prince
Mount Tabor
Mr. Prince
Raleigh County
Hoe
Prince
Bechler
Wiliam
Pittsburgh
Speed
Chicago
Andrew Davis
Near Beckley
I. C, Prince
Alfred Frince
Meadow Creek
Mary Cole
Montgomery
Elly Eddy
Los Angeles
California
Early Swentzeill
Huntington
Willam
Price
Annie Hull Grofit
Raleigh County Bank
Mesars
G. C. Hedrick
A.W. McNabb
New England
Raleigh Coal Fields
Raleigh Smokelese Fuel Company
Rateigh Company
Sullivan
Lidybrook
Aimes
Raleigh Smoksleys Fuel
Helen Colburn
Charleston
M. H. Kinnley
Xingley Steamship Mnes
Sue Laing
Dorothy Holt
Peace Bprings
PD. H. Meador
Teller
Beckley National Barn
Virginia
Ethel McGuire
Mary Miles
Bluefield
John L. Cook
Cincinnati
Mr. Cook
Lyncer Harvey Cook
Bred J. Kandt
Raleigh Smokeless Fuel Company
New York
J. G. Muler
Norfolk
Raley
Ceal
Mire
Karl Migua
Mra C. C. Grifith
Harry Witherspoon
Huntinggon
Ashville
N.C
Mise Keith Whittaker
J. Q. Hutchison
Het Hong
J.B. Rothwell
Marjorie
Jonesboro
Tenn
Mary Colley
I Mness
Rothwell
Earl Robertson
Raletec Smokeless Fuel Company
J. T. Robertson
Third Avenue
Francis T. Hunter
Death of Eight Year Old Doris Smith in Richmond
Dr. Smith's daughter Doris Smith died in a Richmond hospital after meningitis developed post mastoiditis. Body to be brought to Beckley for interment at Wildwood cemetery after a service led by Rev. Dr. Shantz. Burial to follow a home vigil.
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Beckley
Wildwood Cemetery
Smith Home
Dr. Shantz
Treaties ratified in Paris amid delayed session
July 7 French deputies tonight ratified a record rate after Washington conference talks. The treaties were considered in the afternoon session and action was postponed until a later meeting.
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Paris
Ber of Deputies
Washington
Chita
Princess Scrubwoman of Milan Work The Escape Exhausted
Princess Olge Fatomaki had to work as a screen or scrubwoman in Milan after funds to flee Russia ran dry. The article notes her survival and unusual occupation amid hardship.
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Milan
Russia
Olge Fatomaki Hoa
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White Sulphur Springs
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Staunton
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Rose Apartments
J. W. Anthony
Third Street
Mary Page Anthony
Josephine Carr
Jane Norton
Mount Hope
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Henrietta Porter
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Joan Musgrave
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