Federal Raid Nets Multiple Arrests in St Albans
Federal prohibition officers raided St Albans late Tuesday night, arresting alleged violators of beer and liquor laws. United States Commissioner Albert Whitewater handled bonds and hearings. Officers found a large still, mash, and liquor remains at Arthur Furtsom’s home near Upton Creek. Several suspects faced bonds ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 as cases moved toward grand jury action.
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St. Albans
United States
Albert Whitewater
J. A. Cohen
J. H. Absclom
Arthur Fiurtsom
Upton Creek
Hudson
Fitzwater
Whar Roberts
Omi Fisher
S.C. Lynn
John J. Poindexter
George Barnay
Acs
Sam Bkaderr
Downey Street
Yankee fleet broadcast from Melbourne to Pittsburgh
A telegraphed broadcast from Melbourne to KDKA Pittsburgh via a six percent metre wave is arranged by W W Davies of La Nacion and Melbourne Herald publishers for home news. The message reports clearer reception with minor variations and a 8.24 closing signal, with a 6:06 P M EST air time. Jennie Frase, mountaineer, was found slain near Craigella summit at 1300 feet. During six months 173 Communists deported from Great Britain.
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Happeings
Particu
Obs
KDKA
Westinghouse
Pittburgh
Melbourne
W. W. Davies
la Nacion
Alrea
Melbourne Herald
Davies
Australia
Obituary notices from a Charleston WV era date
An obituary column notes Mrs Eva D Hull dying at her mother in law’s home on Quarrier Street after a lingering illness. Funeral services are at St John’s Episcopal Church with burial at Spring Hill Cemetery. Surviving relatives include sisters in North Carolina Detroit and Charleston and brothers in West Virginia. Other notices report funeral services for Mrs Catherine Quom Jenkins and Miss Ella Sharpless, with details of birth, marriage, and immediate family.
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Eva D. Hull
Rome
J. H. Huling
St. John's Episcopal Church
Quarrier
Broad Streets
Huling
Aisters
Catherine Quun Jenkins
Robert J. Jenkins
W. E. Gilliapto
W. M. Given
Humphr Memorial Church
Jenkins
Dorn
Charleston
Virginia
H. A. Tully
W. J. Drililspie
Duke Receives Federal Doles Atop Unemployed Debate
London July 2 The Duke of Northumberland who opposes government dole payments to the unemployed has faced sharp rebuke from Den Tillett secretary to the Transport and General Workers Union at the union convention. Tillett says the duke gets four thousand pounds weekly plus royalties on coal sold, criticizing aristocratic welfare.
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London
Duto
Northumberland
Doles
den Titlent
Transport and General Workers’ Union
Tillett
House of Commons
Duke
Dole
Laber
Edinburgh student mystery ends in city search
London July 22 Professor Joseph Victor Collins of Stevens Point Wisconsin, who vanished Monday while traveling by bus between his hotel and Kings Cross, was located in Edinburgh. He had gone to attend a conference of world education associations and his exact route and circumstances remain unclear.
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London
Joseph ‘Victor
Stevens Botnt
Wisconsin
Kings Cross
Edinburgh
World Federation of Education Associations
Collins
BAYS
Lonlon
Y Express
Edinborgh
Culling
Gaya
Tondon
Dy Mawitch
Collis
Rune Ty Ediohure
Quotarians Hear Travel Recital at Kanawha Hotel
Miss Blanche Corrin entertained Quotarians yesterday at the Kanawha hotel with a travel recital of France and Switzerland. Miss Molly Katz of New York gave two brilliant selections opening the program, joined by Miss Betty Clark of The Glinta Club. Mrs. Theresa Matthews announced the marriage of Miss Margaret Cogan to Mr. James Lee. plans for an outing were discussed and a guest prize drawn.
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Blanche
Corrin
Kanawha
Uimuauwl
France
Switzerland
Cortle
Europe
Misa Carrier
Molly Katz
New York
Mise
Betty Clark
Glinta Club
Theresa Matthews
Margaret Cogan
James Lee Iuhn
Matthews
Ivy Givens
Clude
Miss Lattes
Mollie van Derveer
Hallie Wendall
Margaret Enicks
Eleanor Branks
Bunica Rechenwald
Neva Pullen
Jane Shellenvarger
Ann Campbell
Jett Schwartz
Mylly Katz
Ava Bolarsky
Ft Salle
Suits In Coal Firm Over 960000 Security
Pittsburgh filing seeks $960,000 from Carnegie Coal Company tied to deposits held as security by Carnegie Trust Company. Bank closed in August. state banking department investigates. Preliminary injunction seeks to stop officials from disbursing bonds as public funds claims say bank assets were improperly used.
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Pittsburgh
Pas
Carnegie Coal Company
Carnegie Trust Company
Eas
Peter Camerin
State Banking Department
Unio Aserty
Cop Takes Stand in Own Defense in Circuit Court
Varney a farmer faced murder charges in November as he testified in his own defense alleging Crigenr hired by another man. He claimed he fired after Crigenr resisted, while the trial awaits jury deliberation. A separate Chicago driving incident noted a bride mumbling and an infant boy harmed during a transit stop.
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Williamson
Ily
Heturt Varney
Pillvemany
Harty Crigenr
Crigeer
Varney
Cresur
Ars Reat
Wil Ninnuf
Temelrotw
Powerful Tonic Claims For Nervous People Ad
An advertisement touts Evans Triple Phosphates as a universal tonic to calm nerves, boost appetite, and fight mood disorders. It promises rapid health gains for those recovering from illness or with lung and blood issues, claiming quick restoration of strength and vitality.
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Wrann
Eaya Authority
Dkst Bullaman
Evolution Controversy in District Courts and Congress
The article reports on a Tennessee case over teaching evolution against Bible literalism, with references to a Washington high school textbook dispute and a district appropriation rider sponsored by Rep Summers. It notes figures like Witner, Glby, and Wisan, and cites opinions on the religious and political debates spilling into courts and Congress.
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Refi
Wittner Allesos
Idleven
G. W. Honters
Kintugy
Dayton
Washington
Aid
Distriet of Columbia
Elijah
Jesus Christ
Glby
Tennes
Summers
Weshlngto
Lta
Isénestun
Cramton
Michigan
Furewu
Ulneta
Nonsense quoted lines intertwine with odd product claims
A fragmentary passage features bizarre names and phrases about a beauty product called Black and White. It weaves sensational lines about cleansing the body and daily use while referencing various odd characters. The text reads like garbled OCR with no clear event or credible attribution.
Rain Wipes Out Pirate Lead as Phillies Miss Chance
July 22 in Philadelphia rain halted a Pirates win bid and halted a Phillies rally with two on and one out in the ninth. Pittsburgh led 7-3 late as Traynor and Cuyler hit homers and Aldridge was shaky, allowing 10 hits in four innings while Decatur and Pearce yielded the big blows.
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Philadelphia
Plltsburoh
Pirates
Graep
Faillies
Priteburgh
Phillies
Atlanta
Decatur
Pearce
Traynor
Cuyler
Pittsburgh
Aldridge
Reforming the Pittsburgh Coal Industry urged by chamber
The Pittsburgh chamber of commerce announced a proposed commission to urge coal operators and miners in the district to form independent associations. James Chaplin of Colonial Trust Co. leads the committee, aiming to revive the coal industry by adjusting wage scales and separating from federal unions, with costs in the central fields cited as higher than in nearby states.
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Pittsburgh
Twreehamber
Gammerce
Rm Apectild
Minera
Organi
James €. Chaplin
Colonial Trust Company
Itarter
Chamber
Publieport
United Ming Workers
Eberatur
West Virginia
Kentucky
Colorado homes wiped out in flood at Trinidad
A cloudburst near Blane Wall Mountain sent floodwaters down the Picket Wire river washing out bridges and rail lines. Hundreds of lowland homes flooded as the waters receded and then rose again, with warnings of further heavy flows toward Trinidad.
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Trinidad
Colo
Lomivlit
Picket Wire
Bia O'Ulock
Blane Wall Mountain
Train Collision Hurts Youth As Track Accident Occurs
July 2 Wheeling area scene as Glen Vrumball brakeman stopped a switch, Rex Hall Newton, 14, struck by a wheel and dragged beneath the train. He was rushed to a hospital with serious injuries, investigators examining causes amid the chaos.
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Glen Vrumball
Rexhall Newton
Freedom From Stomach Distress Elixir Claim
An advertisement touts a stomach relief elixir promising instant relief from gas fullness heartburn and distress after eating with benefits claimed from regular use. It cites Willie Sorgen of Bridgeton N J and a testimonial of substantial relief after four bottles. The ad notes retail availability at C A Potterfield’s and other drug stores.
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Wren
Willie
Sorgen
Denver
Bridgeton
N. J
Triand
Mdare
C. A
Potterfield
Rolitman
Adv
Petersn Vlatment Cu Euler Skin Soap Ad
Advertisement promotes a powerful eczema treatment soap claiming quick skin clearance. Mentions "Peter aon' Chutney" and a Buffalo company selling a wartime style remedy with a low price and daily use. References a general cure for pimples, red skin, and blotches with marketing emphasis.
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Peter
Aon
Iful
Peterson
N.Y
Hard Coal Dispute Talks Press Urgency and Proposals
Negotiations between miners and operators over wage terms and production suspensions continue amid disputes over a check-off and contract terms. Miners demand wage gains and resist production halts while operators argue for price controls and cost reduction. The talks include arbitration proposals and references to government involvement as discussions drag into subsequent sessions.
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Otter Thorisperg
Lterature
Rlyale
Women Favorites Take Net Matches in New England Tourney
Rain delayed play at the Easex Country Club in Manchester Massachusetts as four top seeds advanced to the fourth round of doubles. Helen Willy and Mary Browne of California beat Penelope Anderson of Trenmond Virginia and Isabella Munford of Cambridge 6 1 6 1 to reach the next bracket. May Sutton Bundy and Marian Williams, both of California, defeated J Dallas Corbiere of Southboro and William J Endlentt of Manchester 6 4 4 6 7 3. Eleanor Unses of New York and Marion Jesaup of Wilmington Delaware beat Margaret Blake of Lennox and Charles J Hubbarg of Cambridge 8 0 8 0 8 2. Elizabeth Ryan of England and Eleanora Senre of Jamaica defeated B E Cole of North Andover and F OH Godfrey of Boston 8 4 4 6 4 a
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Manchester
Mass
Easex
Helen Willy
Mary
Browne
California
Penelope Anderson
Trenmond
Isabella Munford
Cambridge
Margaret Blake
Lennox
Charles J. Hubbarg
Elizabeth Ryan
England
Eleanora Senre
Jamilidn
B. E. Cole
North Andover
Bra
F. OH
Godfrey
Boston
Rosenberg-Shea match postponed to tomorrow night
The Charley Rosenberg Addin Shea bantamweight title bout in New York was postponed to tomorrow night after showers flooded the Velodrome. The New York State athletic commission approved the date change following official weigh ins.
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New York
Charley
Phil) Rosenberg-Addin
Shea
Thea Staty Athletic Commission
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Shoe Hospital
Churtraton
W. Va
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Quarrier St
S. Spencer Moore Co
Cabritol St
Fife Street Shoe Shop
Fife Street
Charleston, W. Va
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Hood Tires
Inter-State Tine CO
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Royal Typewriter Agency
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