Prosperity Told By Charleston Merchants In Early May
Charleston merchants report a steady increase in trade and a brighter outlook. Business leaders like A W Cox and Jack Kenna cite higher sales, rising auto purchases, and positive sentiment across the Ka nawhe valley, with expectations of continued growth in the near future.
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Ellelta
Charlesten
A. OW. Cox
Kanawhe
Sean AG Benet
Cox
Orer
Chatleatan
Shay Businers
nKty. Vrouw
Clusaea
Tre Trede
Callina
Viewa
Hing
Uptametriet
Ing
Wert Viritinia Association
Upteretriste
Charisatonta
Ing Soto
Thia
Maryland
Hentington
Cale Hag
Fehieh
Chamber of Commerce
Charleston
H. C. Lee
Fenimore Dame Ales Company
Thin
Luce Aire
Muttna
Actiyn
Lexwaaid
Mma Ninre Perentin
Automhiles
Alahmonthe
Weaving Carrier Associations Convene In West Virginia
R L Hamilton serves as carriers secretary as the two state portal associations meet in Wheeling to conclude their gatherings. The West Virginia branch of the National Association of That Office Clarke hosts the thirteenth annual convention and the West Virginia Association of Tart Carrier Carriers holds its annual meeting. Officers elected include G D Connary Moandaville as vice president and others for committees. The second annual convention is set for Palemone tent February 33.5.
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Virginia
Clarke
Winn
Suntington
Beca
D. Connar
Moandaville
Denmers
Keeps His Tryst With Faith Alontin Forest Fastness
A tale set in Tamalack Mh May 37 describes Vern Taving’s trek to a forest retreat for faith, facing ridicule and the Inquisition. Citizens gather at dawn near Handy Creek and Veeskerian church, with the scene transitioning to Anon Me silvered by ghostly lanterns and a crowd of travelers and locals arriving by horse and wagon in a theatrical borderland setting.
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Alontin Forest
Bait County
Kiwi Leiner
Veeskerian Church
Campoet
Enute
AtlanKe Srw
Nap
Acer
Nintes
hWker Tanterbury
Monkey Law Showdown Reaches Acid Test at Trial
In Cabhvill e Tenn May details outline how far the evolution case tests the law as John Scopes faces trial for teaching evolution to students. The proceedings feature Attorney William Jennings Bryan and judge reviews as debates over creationism and science unfold before the court.
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Cabhville
Tenn
Atarion
Themis Scapes
Dave Fon
Choot Meler
Highyat Court
Uhatate
Ian Ee Aewndd
Boope Himerif
Chicky
Atvme
Jere
Ringe Wan
Pila
Mally
Setenee Hooper
Nelenes
Presbyterian
Dayton Acontiganter
Rolelle
Taintfarka Duccess
Jude Viard
T. Heay
Jory
Atteney
Frank Mit Thomperon
Jan
Actazol
Cormaontso
Darrow
Tite
Whleliayn
California Prisoners Held in California by U S Authorities
A May dispatch reports that American Indians tied to a conflict in India are held in California. The article mentions five individuals and a widening dispute over prisoner status and custody among states, with unclear details and numerous garbled phrases.
Honor Memory of Yank Dead Pass on Memorial Day
A World War I era remembrance honors American and French fallen at sites near Mount Water and Tapia France. Officials, veterans, and citizens attend under heavy rain to lay wreaths, with speeches by General Nollet and dignitaries. The ceremony includes naval and marine detachments, a wreath-laying by the American Legion, and floral tributes at battlefield graves in France.
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Syilers
Adoygn
Mele
Mount Waterion
Tapia
France
Ome
Yan
America
la France
Jaqumalnet Feta
Dari
Renerad
Seine Department
Modest Bomquet
Nurthera
Tenerat
Nollet
Sarees
Paria
Kyard MulrwaRbere
Gment
Lecion
Moller
Chateau Thierry
Hrenu
Chiien
Waeregtean
Reaper Welles
Colanil
Bae Aholbe
Bony
Wilbur Mumps
Amelia Oombaamedur Te Beletim
Woaecescs Nem
Presbytery Meeting Marred by Rows
A Baltimore area presbytery meeting deteriorated into disorder with heated exchanges amid protests over rotating board membership. Key speakers including Dr. Matthews of Seattle and Clarence Edward Magartncy of Dallas drew objections as the assembly adopted a controversial report.
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Baltimome
Bias Rene Lelity
pDr
Doseih Vince
Deteolt
Ley
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle
Doctor Matthews
Owen
Matthews
Claranne Edward Magartncy
Pallas Astphia
Levars Nua
Teredd
Clarence
Jae
Memorial Day address honors America’s war dead
Washington observations mark Memorial Day with President Coolidge delivering the address from Arlington National Cemetery. He spoke of peace through strength and urged world cooperation, noting mobilization for armament talks and the aim to prevent future wars. The ceremony featured wreaths at the Unknown Soldier tomb as crowds watched, with veterans and dignitaries in attendance and many government offices closed.
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Washington
Coolidge
Willis
America
Preadent
Arrington National Enmatry
Ameren Ean
Gereen Deni
Europe
Conlime
United States
Arington
Henne Tor Willis
Uoddee Jaid
Deatta
Ted
Ervata Durts
Aed
Witeh
Arlington
Piacel Wientha
Howard
Craen Peines
Avedes
Earns Cemeterien
Mie
Ads
Astrat W. Cherte
Oilef
Java
Artlyltier
Atom
Congress
White Mont
Barr
Wilhar
Newark
The Complete Story of Civilization Overview
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a broad history work with repeated fragments about civilizations and governance. The readable portions mention civilization, government, resources, and a long title style. The source lacks clear events, names, dates, or concrete claims to summarize into a coherent news item.
Referendum Urged by Wets and Drys in Prohibition Debate
Washington May 2. A cross party push backs a national referendum on the eighteenth amendment. Senators Borah King and Wett supporters defend keeping the issue to the people through voting. The Anti Saloon League delays but argues for enforcement and a federal approach amid divided views.
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Dorah
Edge
King
Washington
Triples
William E. Borah Ofdaho
Incongresa
Walter Hidwe
New Jerary
Fatlowil
Williem
Ding
Utah
Mikeodate
Sarah
Leorn
Henutar Nurah
Universal Service Todas
Universal Service Todas. “Leam
Anl
Ttt
Bornat
Jka
Cox
Templerance
Tong
Jaeree
Germany apologizes over beer sale gouging denial
In a Washington briefing, German officials denied gouging charges after a cruiser sale in the Franklin area. An apology was sent, with Navy Department and American prohibition issues noted. The incident sparked discussions of regular prices versus alleged gouging, while formal actions were reportedly avoided.
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Germany
Washington
Navy Department
Dolla
Two More Die in Chicago War as Bank Robbing Tribe Backfires
Chicago reports another two deaths tied to a sprawling street conflict that has claimed nearly 100 lives over two years. Victims include Andrew George and a man named Upilentized, proprietors of a shoe shining parlor, with Constantine Savelee wounded. A police shot from a distant window failed to stop the getaway car as the melee spilled into public view. Five men were arrested in a series of robberies unearthed near Stavewall Square bank vaults after a holiday reopening. Jury activity and grand jury convocation dominate city crime coverage as investigators pursue several linked cases.
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Chicago
Ade Aime
Angelans Hanauaing
Andrew George Cod Pn
Ph Xhoe Shining Parlor
Constantine Savelee
Saveten Wuld
Lle
Oie
Maremrentiti
Mohwige Almenac
Pridoy
Data Yan
Alas Moran
Joliet Penitentiney
Mayey
Cook County
Han
Atte Privan
Martin J. Durkin
Damerromr
Winviie Kedwin Shanahan
Durkin
Atealpie
Imperial Wizard Addresses Klan Parade in Morgantown
May 31 attendance tops 4,000 from several states as Ku Klux Klan holds a conclave. Open nestinggan Tuneld and an evening parade culminate in the university stadium. Hiram Wm Evans of Atlanta was principal speaker with D. C. counsel and Charleston speaker addressing meetings. About 7,960 hooded marchers and Nazi-like demonstrations noted amid other features.
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Morgantown
Ktatem
University Athletic Stadium
Hiram WW
Evans
Empire
Atlanta
Fasion
D. C
VY. OT Charelman
Charleston
Amoon
Mare
Kingeen
Kdanawmnen
Joe Dandy
Cate
Tery Lorumaes
Miaren
Fitters Not Fitting Brings Fitting Fight From Optoms
A chaotic report from the West Virginia Assembly of Optometrists details a bizarre experiment testing eyeglass wearers. Ten of eleven participants returned with damaged lenses, one with none, prompting debate on the reliabiliy and ethics of the test and its implications for public trust in eyewear.
World Exposition Opens For US Nativity Celebration
An international exposition opens amid grand ceremonies with Liberty Bell and Liberty Hall, detailing vast displays across 45 pavilions, palaces, and 250 booths. Nations and states present models from Washington to Trenton, highlighting arts, education, and industry as visitors tour the grounds near a navy yard and historic reproductions. The event, costing about 24 million dollars, includes a world forum, government exhibits, military displays, and extensive artistic showcases.
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Thin Cits
Tesmae Talend
Ammarten
Grand Court
Liberal Arta
Federal Arts
Tronm Pottery
Ratace
Leomphta Gorginins
Ile
Einatoro Ara
Palace of Education and
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Dalans
Ure
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Neer K
Renlicas
Washington
Newburgh
Hudson
Wall Street
Courtney Toule
Trenton
New Jeresey
Alamé
Texan
Andrewa Jiuckaudl
Tennenses
Calasial
Utah
Mw Prince
Navy Yard
Gintters
Sengut I Brigade
United States Army
Ateong
Gruunds
Avery Diaew
Tite
Infantey
Tittery
Ford
India
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Moore
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Detroit
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