Business leaders take more interest in city affairs says mayor
Mayor Wertz presides at Masonic forum with Dunbar official W T Moore and visitors from Clifton Forge and Sussex. Judge Bobbitt defends city administration and urges support for Spring street bridge bonds to honor state road commission promises. He notes bond levy of about one and a third cents per hundred dollars may be needed, but claims total bonded debt is 1,680,000, within legal limits as building slows.
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C. B. Bobbitt
Masonic Open Forum
WW. T. Moore
Dunbar
State Road Commission
Charles 4
Spencer
Parkersburg
Brayor Werte
Wertz
Jesus
Coolidge
Independent School Board
Board of Control
County Court
City Council
Agurea
Harvesters Hold Up Train on Santa Fe
About 50 harvest field workers armed with pistols and clubs boarded a Santa Fe freight east of Syracuse Kansas yesterday and subdued the crew. The engineer was ordered to speed up as the train moved toward Lamac where a posse confronted the group slowing the train. A dozen harvesters were captured and there were no fatalities. Several protesters leaped off the train and fled as the posse fired warning shots.
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Lamar
Colo
Santa Fe
Syracuse
Kansas
I Noto
Lamac
Strteen
City budget faces hard choices on departments and services
City officials defend current funding for the crematory and garbage disposal health and fire departments while noting rising police returns to the treasury. They acknowledge public concern over department sizes but emphasize essential services and the unsafe Spring Street bridge as a bond issue burden.
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Fire Department
Health Department
Police Department
Knotty
Duing Staatmart
City Treasury
John Britton
Spring Street Bridge
Jurors Amazed In Breach Suit In San Francisco
In San Francisco a breach of promise suit for 100600 against Dr Charles W Sanborn stunned jurors. Testimony included love letters and a financial inquiry from Miss Lichtendorf who sought to profit from marriage. The case reveals a mix of affection and mercenary motives amid stake and publicity.
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Fransisco
Amjes Beatries Lichtenfort
Charles W. Sanborn
Mary Willem
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Mitsu Lichtendorf
Sanborn
Miss Lichtendorf
Icentral to Open Camp Meetings
The 11th annual Kanawha Valley camp meeting opens July 11 at Central M E with venues at Bigley avenue and Birch street. Meetings run daily from 10 am and 8 pm with evening songs at 1 30 pm led by Miss Helen G Riggs. Evangelists include Rev. T Owen and I D of Upland Indiana and Mrs Iva Durham Stennard of Chicago.
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Kanawha Valley
Central M, ZB
Sharen
Bigiey Avenue
Birch Street
Hey
B.J. Westfall
Wnil
Helen G. Rigss
Central M. E
State Game Commission budget outlines 147477 total
The State Game and Fish Commission requested 147,477.42 for the coming fiscal year with 106,429.07 for the game department and 42,053.46 for forestry. Revenue is projected at 161,400 from licenses 130,000 plus 12,900 from McNary Weeks acts, with payrolls for chiefs and wardens totaling over 60,000, and small sums for wildcat bounties rewards and equipment projects including towers in Wetzel and Potato Hill.
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Gsama and Fish Commission
Commission
Enme
Forest Department
Lenere
Wetzel County
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