Army Business to Teach Civilians Is Pershing's Stand
Washington July 14 The text outlines part of a six article series by General John J Pershing on the Army of the United States during the summer months of 1925. It states the regular army has no more reliance on civilian instruction. The piece emphasizes training and preparedness as Pershing’s stance.
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Pershing’s
Washington
United States
John J. Pershing
John 5. Pershing
Regular Army Faces Expanded Role in National Defense Plan
The 1920 act divided the U S Army into regulars national guard and organized reserves with nine nine infantry divisions planned for the regular army and eighteen for the guard while reserves could grow to twenty seven divisions during hostilities. Summer camps will spread the regular army thin across the country from June to October training guards reserves and citizens military programs with officers and men guiding civilian instructors and local organizers.
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Regular Army
Army of
United States
National Guard
National Defense Act
Stwyer
Citizens
Missingippi
Tennessee
Nevada
Oklahoma
Cme
National Board
Organized Reserves
Reserve oGivers' Training Corps
Purification Calotabs Health Boost Ad Flyer
A vintage public notice-style ad promotes Calotabs as a system purifier for health. It claims perfect purification by Nature and urges a course taken weekly for several weeks, offering a family package and a trial option with prices listed. It reads like a period health advertisement from a drugstore.
Darwin Descendant Lectures on Regular Army Summer Training
A column argues for civilian soldier summer training to bolster the regular army’s efficiency. It notes wartime cantonments fall apart, repairs cost time, and a new training schedule would alternate regiments with civilians. Benefits include better handling of war organizations and fewer future mistakes, tying into national projects like canals and harbors.
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War Department
Regular Army
Panamaanal
Cuba
Porto Rico
Panama
Philippines
Fire Insurance Men Convene in Wheeling for Two Day Meeting
Fire and Casualty departments of the West Virginia Association of Insurance Men will hold a two day session at the Melrose hotel starting tomorrow in Wheeling. A banquet is planned for Tuesday at the Wheeling Country club with speakers including Mont Topping of Charleston and W. White of the Charleston auditor's office. A. B. White Jr of Parkersburg leads the association.
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Wheeling
West Virginia Association of Insurance Men
Melore Hotel
Wheeling Country Club
Hal Mont Topping
Charleston
Ste
W.o. White
Elite Auditor's Office
A. B. White, Jr
Parkersburg
Union Fight to Be Carried On In Plasterers Rift
More than 200 delegates from the Union of Plasterers and Cement Finishers International accepted a resolution to empower their executive board to carry on the jurisdictional fight with the Bricklayers Masons and Masters International union. Officials claim the Bricklayers union seeks to absorb them, a charge the Bricklayers deny. international president Edward W McGivern left for New York after commenting on a Bricklayers letter. The Bricklayers have expanded to include tile setters stone masons and marble cutters. The dispute centers on who may set mantels and ornamental trim in mixed plaster. Six leading contractors have signed agreements with the plasterers to ensure continued employment.
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Cleveland
Plasterera
Cement Eiishers International Association
Bricklayers, Masons and Masters International Union
Bricklayers Union
New York
Edward W. McCivern
Plasterers Union
McGlyera
Brivkiavera Association
McGivern Arganization
Chelyan News Highlights Local Church Activities
Mrs Ferrell river events at Baptist church with Rev J A Smith in charge. Ladies bake sale Friday night. Members and visitors from Washington D C and nearby towns attended. Obedience to reports of associates, elections, hospital updates, and community visits noted. Several families and residents listed with travel to Huntington and Charleston. Rev J A Smith and Mrs Smith mentioned among participants.
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Ferrell
Baptist Whareb
J. A. Smith
Charste
Kathryn Vickers
Ey Cony
Washington, D. C
Ballin Belcher
Wxkedale
Carl Viexers
Chelyan
Mra
Ry B. McVomnell
Ladies of the Baptist
W. Wagber
H. Kyffer
Une Raines
OB McQonnell
Willian Vickers
Willan Hastings
Dkuwes Murray
Childr
New Mexico
Flands
A. Smith
Bly. Auville
FP. Oakes
William Vinkers
Leon
Velyn Russell
jSlaughyerts
Indy
McCartrell
Mas Blanche Porter
Salamiental Wricht
Cabin Creek
Billie McGraw
Charleston
Tom Halstead
Camella Kinenta
Dantenbury Hospital
Chalyante
Birth and church news for Huntington area
Mr and Mrs Letch Samples announce the birth of a son. Rev J A Smith to preach Sunday. Bernard Toney visited friends in East Bank tont week. Rev and Mrs Z Brookshire announce birth in Baltimore of a 10 pound son named John Deeker Brookshire. Mrs Brookshire formerly Katherine Matin of Charleston. Henry Stier, 25, of Huntington confesses to jewel theft valued at 756, citing financial difficulties.
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Tirth TS
Z. Brookshire
Charleston Street
Baltimore
John Deeker Brookshire
Brookshire
Katherine Matin
Charleston
Huntington Lad
Huntington
Henry Stier
New Hotel Opens in Webster Springs
Webster Springs welcomes Fresen Hotel as the new hostelry completed months ago. Guests enjoy the cool climate and fine surroundings while modest rates attract a growing number of summer visitors this season.
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Webster Springs
Loeb Named Administrator of Zacharia Estate in Kanawha
Leo Loeb, a local attorney, appointed administrator of the estate of Sata Maria Zachitin, a Roumanian native who died there. He also serves as appraiser for the Kanawha County court after petitions by Rozina Gondesch and John Kundert. Bond set at 2500 dollars with Harry Bakenstein as surety. J E Brown, Robert H C Kay, and H L Carney named as appraisers.
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Leo Loeb
Sata
Maria Zachitin
Roumania
Kannawha
Loeb
Kanawha
Rozina Gondesch
Hastings-on- Hudson
John Kundert
Cleveland
Ohio
Sols Heira
Harry Bakenstein
Eurety
J. E. Brown
Robert H. C. Kay
H. JL. Carney
Detectives Report From 1844 Fourth Avenue Scene
Chief of Detectives Tom W Patterson reported from the home of C C Zuesia at 1844 Fourth Avenue here on Saturday morning.
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Ltha
C. C
Zuesia
Fourth Avenue
Tom W. Patterson
Stier Returns Stolen Jewels After Theft Claim
After contesting the theft, Stier accompanied officers to his home and delivered the stolen jewels to them, Patterson said.
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Stier
Pattersen
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