Organization to Fight Communism Formed in Paris
A powerful organization formed in France aims to oppose communism and social ills by rebuilding slums, improving dwellings, and promoting model villages. Prominent figures include Mme Georges Lorgues and the Marchioness de Chambrun, with executive members from church and freethinker groups. The group plans large demonstrations, studies progress in the United States and Europe, and advocates housing reform to lift infant mortality and poverty.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Mme
Georges Lorguis
Prine
Lergues
Marchionese de Chambrun
Margaret Ittves Nichola
New York
Mow Movement
Domergue
Premilet Painiere
Myron T. Herrick
Om Honmrars
Sturts
Grrabbi
Protestant Churches of
Fraher
National Society of Freethinkers
Famous geyser on waning at Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone July report notes Old Faithful, once erupting every minute, now erupts about every seven minutes for around seven minutes. Scientists record increasing changes beneath the earth while other basin geysers reduce activity. crowds still visit to watch the iconic plume. An American firm plans Prague broadcasting station construction.
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Yellowstone National Park
Zire Hole
Wren
Squire Tully Delivers Stern Justice in Three Court Classes
Magistrate W A Tully, former police lieutenant, uses new law to curb wife deserters, intoxicated drivers, and moonshine owners. He fines and routes repeat offenders to jail or road work, citing improved court backing as essential for enforcement. Joe Dawson and Lon Lewis are among those already punished, reflecting tough stance on non support, drunken driving, and prohibition violations.
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Mioynshine Guer
W. Aa. Tully
Ithe
Turner
Squire
Jali Sentenu
Poller Polis
Cantiul Street
Sie
de_ Dartment
Uuhanes
Dully
West Virginia
Ciiarees
Deverters
Tully
Gatnholé
L Joe Dawson
Jana
Joe
County Road Gang
Lon Lewis
Handley
India Prince to Visit U S and Argentina
Buenos Aires July 25 Time announced that the Maharajah of India wealthiest princes will visit Argentina arriving days before the Prince of Wales. He has ruled since age three and gained fame for marrying Anita Delgado. He travels with a large retinue and luggage and once offered his yearly income of over 33000 to Britain during the war.
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Buenos Aires
Time
Particula
Mahari- Jah
India
Argentina
Prince of Wales
Anita Delgado
Europe
Mahirajah
Obituary notices for multiple local deaths reported
Dyrothy Johnsen daughter of My. aid Mrs. Johielies C. Johnson East and Wicth South iarlestan will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the Johnsen residence with the pastor of Vandel church in charge. Levit Wanescut funeral for David Honeycut son of Mr. and Mrs. Honeycut will be held this afternoon at a velock from the Church of God. Rev. Gi. M. Taylor will interiate. Hilgin Maywood King funeral services for Bivin May wand son of Drs. Likert Ring of Sissonsville will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the Meogist church at unsvite. T. Brookshire will have charge of the services.
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Dyrothy
Johnsen
Qecethy Johnsem
My. Aid
Johielies C. Johnson
East and Wicth
Ivennes
South Iarlestan
Vandel Church
Levit Wanescut
David Honeycut
Enti
B. Honeycut
Church of God
Plomdu Avenue
Hixth Street
Gi. M. Taylor
Hilgin Maywood King
Bivin
Wand Far-Old
Mrr
Drs. Likert Ring
Sissonsville
Unsvite
U. T. Brookshire
Playground abundance lowers child fatalities in cities
A study by the No-Safety Council and the Playground and Recreation Association of America shows three-year data 1929 1931 that cities with many well distributed playgrounds report far fewer child pedestrian fatalities than under served cities. Toledo Cleveland and Richmond illustrate lower child fatalities near playgrounds while densely populated patrols in cities with few playgrounds show higher risk.
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New York
Cleveland
Cay
Toledo
Richmond
Playground and Recreation Association
Pefforta
Monument honors American Edith Lacey in Yokohama
A monument dedicated by the Yokohama Young Women’s Christian Association honors Edith Lacey American welfare worker who died in the 1924 earthquake. The house shaped memorial is to be a recreation center for Yokohama’s women and girls, placed by Dr. Charles Aloosa and Lacey’s father.
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Edith Lacey
Yokohama Young Woman's Christian Association
Lacey
Yokoham
Chiarles , Aloosa
Bulfato
Prayer service at First Baptist with Rev HL Lrese sermon
South Charleston notes show a Wednesday prayer service at First Baptist where Rev HL Lrese will deliver a sermon titled Phillin, the Man Who Asks Questions. The Women Missionary society elected Mrs L B L Billups president for the coming year with Mrs L W Shaw secretary and Mrs Bhe Frant Bullington treasurer.
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First Baptist Church
Glen Tinsley
Girant Bird
Binnetha Tinsley
South Charleston
FL Louden
Harry Biehols
Charleston
Herbert Thomas Om
Wiliam Thomas
Seventh Avenue
Tennesses
R. K. Igohnanm
Mary Frances
Pennreton
W. Va
J. B. Evans
MiDand Trail
Alice Higginbotham
Garnet Angel
E Thaisell Howell
St. Albany Wood
Findly
Bank official found guilty in multi count case
Williamson July 25 W I Varney former vice president of the Refunek Das and Night Gank of the city was sentencd to five years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery and embezzlement indictments totaling about five thousand dollars. State banking commissioners Abbott and Pe said they would aid prosecutors while noting further indictments in four counties may follow. Varney had earlier been charged for the forgery of a note involving Were Jove Hurst. In Williamson county W A Varney, former city policeman, was found guilty of second degree murder and sentenced to eighteen years after shooting Marryrigger during an arrest attempt. a stay of execution was granted to allow him to arrange affairs.
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State
Varney
Wim
Wingo County
Varnuy
Maine
Jove Hurst
The
Peare
Aire Emit Court
Bunting
TH. A. Abbott
Heres Pe
Jacat Bank
Atttorneys
Calle Wien
Varnay
Lye
Youth commits suicide at Hotel Plaza in New York
A young man dressed in evening clothes shot himself in the dining room of the Hotel Plaza on Fifth Avenue near Central Park in the early hours after changing his dinner order several times. He drew a revolver and killed himself.
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New York
Plaza
Central Park
Pwr
Former Huntington Justice of Peace Dies
Huntington July 25 Thuma s Rogers 54 former justice of the peace here and prominent in business and political circles died here yesterday of apoplexy. Rogers was stricken Thursday night and physicians at the hospital to which he was taken believed until the end that he would recover. He began work at the age of 14 as a telegrapher for the Chesapeake and Ohio railway. He is survived by his 90 year old mother and a sister.
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Huntington
Thumas Rogers
Hue
Rogura
Marere
Ape
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Ans Ajater
Automobile thefts reported to police and oddities in Cordova
Police were notified of a Peerless car theft from 7th Street and a Stet Reedster with plate 27725 reported missing by Mack Transleo of Dunbar. Gunlov Klewemaster, 1211 Worth Street, reported a Ford touring car theft. In Cordova Alaska a surgeon performed an operation with a crude kit near Barin River with no anesthetic.
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Lawson
Sixth
Paria
Mack Transleo
Dunbar
Gunlov Klewemaster
Worth Street
Ivanse Giotz
Jack
Mercer County Bar Backs McClintic in Fourth Circuit Race
The Mercer County Bar Association endorses Judge George W. McClintic for the United States circuit court of appeals seat to replace the late Judge C. A. Woods. It also backs D. J. F. Strother for the U.S. district court in the Southern District of West Virginia, urging his appointment to fill the forthcoming vacancy. A copy of the resolutions will be sent to Senators and press. The Morgantown Post editorials praise State Banking Commissioner H. A. Addolling for defending the department amid bank failures and call for stronger bank supervision across West Virginia.
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Whertas
Georga Wy Macintie
C. al] Woods
cWhereas
A McClintle Ia
Paskenses
Circuit Cours of
Apyrala
Jude
United States District Court
Southern District of Weat Virpinay
Jurge
Mercer County Bar Association
D. J. F. Strothur
Southern District
Wes
Virginia
McClinto
Circuit Court of Appeals
Thie
Minn
Guy DW. Gaff
Neely
McClintic
J. i. Strother
Ntote Bank Festa Thinin
Morgantown Post
H. A. Addollling
Nomanhay
Clepree
Hoe
West
West Virginia
Benwood
Pine Grove
Atebete
Andes
Prince Ange Wounded in Rif War Fighting
Rome reports Prince Ange of Denmark and captain in the French Foreign Legion was wounded while fighting Abd el Krim Rif forces in Morocco. The prince married Countess Bergale in 1924, and his sister-in-law is Yolanda, sister to the King and Queen of Italy. He has recently been cited for bravery in Majorca while serving in the Foreign Legion.
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Rome
Ange
Denmark
French Foreign Legion
er-Krim
Mercdy
Ab Bergale
Yolanda
Italy
United States
Majorco
Postmaster Takes Life in Clarksburg Area
Clarksburg July 2. Scott Straley postmaster at Jane Lew for three years shot himself after a government postal inspector began an audit of the postoffice receipts. His body was found face down in the rear of the third school gymnasium by J He White of Rittage van after a general search. An empty bottle bearing a porcelain neck was nearby.
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Clarksburg
Scott Straley
Jane Lew
Pontoffica
Stratey
J. He White
Rittage van
Gmnasium
Porsch Nehel Wis
Huntington Girl Sues Dance Hall Over Admission Denial
Clara F Hickiman of Huntington sues Bavsman’s Dancing Academy for 5000 alleging denial of entry after offering regular admission. Her attorney, Mise Hickman, says she went with friends and was refused entry without reason. The incident occurred a few nights ago at the Huntington venue.
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Huntington
Pth
Bavsman's
Clara F Hickiman
Dae
Mise] Hickman
Jean and
Raissim
Detective Case Again Continued in Larceny Trial
Magistrate J A av Gruyter granted another continuance in the case of Lenora Smith and Ralph Tincher charged with larceny of funds from the Agency. The motion by A Meluprew for the Emit girl prompted the delay until next Saturday morning at 10. Attorney Fettigraw requested the adjournment citing ALM Belcher representing Tincher.
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J. ‘A. Av Gruyter
Smith Jortive Regency
Lenora Smith
Ralph Tincher
U Pen
A ' MelUprew
Fettigraw
Alm. Belcher
Tinchur
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