Hospital leases Chilton residence in real estate deal
Senator V Stem E. Chitton leases his 1212 Kinle Street home to Mountain State Hospital for a year for use as consultation rooms and nurse accommodations. The 1895 built Virginia Morrie Street residence will be remodeled for hospital use, with occupancy planned after August.
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Stem E. Chitton
Kinle Street
Mountain State Hospital
Ae & Nuces
Chilton
Atanda
Virginia and
Morrie Street
Jara
AVR
Turin
Menator Chilton
Firmnliy
Chestnut Lane
Ofd Chilton
Currieman Bay
Virginia
Heath Ite
B.A. Notiman
Chillon
Catton
Referendum debate over Prohibition enforcement and funding
Lawmakers clash over the Anti-Saloon League and prohibition funding as Representative Tinkham seeks a probe into whether members received league money. Wheeler argues against prohibition reform while Colo nists warn against undermining state polity and enforcement uniformity. A Clinton Howard backed independent ticket is urged in Pennsylvania to defeat the Republican slate and influence New York referendum alignment.
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Euonan
Pune
Marshall
Star
Cramton
Frepublican
Michigan
Anti-Saloon League
Lion
Tacun
Borah
Spaceh
Balei
Indume
Tinkater Ald
Tinkham
Ohio
Sonly
Penate
Tle
Whealer
UN Committee For Prohibition Enforcement
Ite
Clinton Howard
Pennsylvania
Feild
William TN. Wilson
Teprs
Uniteator
Wilson
New York
Utdo
Obituary notices for Wester J Price and Annie Davies
Wester J Price Weastey J Prine, colored. 63, died in Meri at the Voltinitinite haanstad. buryived by sister Mea Mary PL Linddney and other relatives in the city. Paternal services by the Order of Mel Men Wednesday at Harton chapel. Annie Davies, wife of Howard Davies, age 42, died after an operation. left husband and four children. Funeral at her mother Mrs McClune's home in St Aas Tuesday morning, conducted by Rev A of Martin of Binghamton.
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Wester J. Price Weastey
J. Prine
Ine Meric
I Voltitinite Haanstad
Sinter
Mary PL Linddney
Onm
Breather
Wattlin Price
Ilehmeand
Vassale Daughtern
Thes Watson
Mere
Tia Garnet
Tia Garnet Vna Mies Testime Pele of Idumbun, Maio, and Afre, Ardonte Warrin
Mian
Davies Annie Davies
Howard Davies
St. Frances ‘Nant Aday
Hee Wether Mia
Mattie Aieclune
St. Bank
One Slater
Mra
Siereford Uialeston
Onarinetan
Mad Tree Brothers
Dilaht Ant Keener Mos Chun
Flortin
Deter
Ha Ton
McClune
Martin of
Binngton
Ote Walate
World Exhibition Opens With Grand Gladway Amusements
A sprawling world fair feature titled the Gladway showcases a vast amusements center with dance pavillions gondola labs treasure island and a five acre children’s paradise. It highlights international exhibits from Europe Japan Egypt Latin America and more including naval tableaux and pageants.
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Ming Daredine
Lotitapeakern
Japan
Egypt
Nur Dear Netehhare
Batfe
Mumburg Market
Roumantan Villace
Laet Greay Indian Council
Covsrisht
Monkey Law Ties and Evolution Letter Debate
A fragment describes a heated clash over science and law with quotes attributed to Woodrow Wilson era figures. The scene centers on attorney Arthur Garfelid Hays defending a teacher and challenging state and federal constitutional questions amid debates over evolution and modernist doctrine.
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Ties
Tenneenes
Arthur Garfelid Hays
New Sark
Scopen
Alecre
American Civil Liberties Union
Woodrow Wilson
Wan
Mead
Cuppost
Fy Ey Dann
Cnnriction
Etate
Federal
Western views on Soviet governance and reform risks
The document discusses Soviet leadership under Stalin and Trotzky, criticizing the judicial and political systems as flawed while noting partial tolerances in religion and education. It warns of the dangers of centralized power, highlights harsh policing and repression, and urges practical economic and diplomatic steps to protect British interests and unemployment.
Glass industry debate reveals tense ethics question
In a Huntington gathering, Dr. Small of Martinsburg argues against unreliable glass Vendors, while others press for accountability. The questioned expert dodges direct answers, and a local journalist hints at publishing details, signaling potential fallout for the glass trade and press ethics.
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Terbert
Huntington Optometrist
Bli Small
Martinsburg
Sat
Nome
Dr. Small
EL Orrattive
Literviewer
Keeps His Tryst at Dawn in Great North Woods Faith Scene
A dramatic Page One report describes a trance at a encamped settler gathering in the Great North woods. Visitors interrupt the preacher as he stands on a front porch and intones a penitential verse, delivering a solitary line about doors opening to those who seek.
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Jenen
Grent
North Woods
Anne
Rane
Ne Menaala
Otha
Andy
Two Killed In Crossing Crash At Gallipolis
Obie May 61 reports Rizth Lena Baker and Ollye Mor wan killed when a theatre automobile collided with a train three miles from here along Ebeling Valley. Baker Stine Makncin brother and others were injured. Lena Baker and Ollye Mor wan are named victims. Mine Mureana home was in Col Grove.
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Gallipolis
Obie
Rizth
Lena Baker
Ollye Morwan
Ier Baker
Stine Makncin
Anil
Beni-Kedem Nobles Reach Quaker City
Organized Shriners from North America arrive in Philadelphia for the Imperial Council meeting. The party tours the city, with guides assigned to welcome Nobles and families, staying at the Benjamin Franklin hotel and visiting temples, gardens, and shrine headquarters as preparations for the imperial events continue.
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Lateyette
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
North Amoche
Parladelphia
Imperial Councilian
Tal Lu Vemples
Nowlen
Weem Alay
Nolies
Plang
Bamix
Quatiera
Charley Nollins
Thurmond
Charley Armitage
Price Alsamice
Weat Virginie Review
Linn
West Virginia
Shrine
Elke Club
Sevquis
Fythiing Ie
Sen- Wui-Centonaind
Toring
Imperial Council
Aight Oak Tomnrs Row
Pernie
Henri Schultze Recital Captivates Despite Bad Weather
Henri Schultze offered a public recital with advanced students of Howie to a small audience amid rain. Elizabeth Tosteller and other students performed works including Kanawha, Gavotte for Two, and Nocturne, showcasing Beatrice and Oliva in a program shaped by Schultze’s guidance.
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Henre Howie
Elizabeth Tosteller
Beatrice Xlmon
Teuch Sehalten
Dorothy Warn Ryaoinh
Dane Viveeresesevee
Peimt
Willrabeth Blinn
Sehulten Roralve
Gordon Ralers
Oliva O
Margaret Kuniey
Youth faces opportunity and peril in seaside sermon
A 170 strong Charleston high school group attended the annual sermon at Mt Jokin Eyplecapal church on Friday night. Rev. Doh Gane preached a message urging youth toward reform and faith while stressing danger in modern life. The accompanying program featured a school glee club and a musical recital by Ms. Jamon Traboden.
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Charleston
Doh Gane
High Acont
Jamon
Nyelinetra
Hants
Reed Heads West Virginia Contractors Body
K. E. Reed of South Charleston was elected president of the West Virginia Contractors Association at a banquet in Huntington. Officers include J. J. Mutteranil as vice president and M. Hedintfieht, E. t. Javia, W. U. McClucky, and Allen Clark bore as directors. Governor Gore addressed the members, noting conditions for future coal building programs depend on the next legislature. Retiring president Waleb urged support for pro road-building legislators. The group may widen membership with a name change. seventy-five attended.
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Reed
South Charleston
West, Virginia
Iagialature
Bette
Tian
St Albans Social Notes Detail Weekend Visits
A lengthy list of local residents hosting and visiting relatives and friends over the weekend includes Henrietta Peaser returning to Duffalo after a brief stay with Miss Henrints and Garnet Gray, and numerous guests from Barboursville Charleston Cincinnati Covington and Davenport. Also noted are court cases, theater guests, and a Colonial Club meeting with plan for a high pressure turbine discussion.
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Mies Henrietta Peaser Hon
Duffalo
Misszen Henrintts
Garnet Gray
Willans Ti
Evane
Windsor
Colo
B. Wyvane
Pennsylvania Ave
Std
G. O. Jones
Minson Margaret
Betty Jane
Jane
Barbouraville
Ira Sayre
Hugh Eaton
Jtobert Jones
Charleston
Ienty Weaver
Cincinnati
Suente
Fd. Jones
Irs Durford
Bucfird
Stra
Warren Manory
Maynard Dinker
Chartexton
Upd
Stee
Harry Srewtor
Stickney
Heo Hatley
Uharien Skinner
Mra
J. Vi Ti. Skinner
Stony
Ara
Elizabeth Snapp
Charlenton
James Wetmors
Mea
Owen Meadows
Niew Maranret
Shore
An Aptland, Ky
J. It. Manis
KE. Itfnitey
Covington
Key
Ala Theater
Ilean Hor
Chartenton
Xuese Hunday
Minden
Willie
Nannie Tenya
Th. C. Jenninan
Davenport
Town
Jenning
Wrater
Str
Mira
C. Hardy
W. Be Weieht
AnuiKhier
Toxaphine
Mya
WLS
Tamer Thompson
Han
Meth
T. Wilson
Min Rena
Ron
Spencer Wilson
Atarbaion Ani
Herd Metcher
New Yoorks
Burton
Wrrhe Ingrim
Mra J. ©. Thorenett
Airs
HW. G. Fowl
T. BE. Mand
Jey
O. E. Handley
Muntlogtan Syinday
Ne Kurata
Medoe H. Onlitan
Chile Fen
Hehater Wy. Chilton
Othello staged by Institute Club at West Virginia college
The dramatic club of West Virgina Collegiate presented Shakeapeace's Othello last evening. The cast featured well known faculty and students, with many from Charleston, receiving praise for their work.
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Ciuh
West Vir- Eitle
Dinatitum
Bnawal Oper
Shakeapeace
Othelin
Inariiute
Pias
Ahhde
LON Peenona
Charleston
Elmewhere
American Balloon Wins Bennett Race Amid Strain and Loss
The American balloon Goodyear Lander led by Wade T. Van Orman and Walter W. Morgan won the Gordon Bennett trophy event despite harsh conditions near Antwerp Sweden. Another American craft Aran Naa faces unknown fate after its pilot vanished from the start scene. several craft were disqualified and organizers urged observers to stay alert for missing crew.
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Amere Iran
Lela
Antwerp
John A. Toottner
Bren
J. W. Staxeen
Leopold
Remium
Gordon Kennett
Felglum
Balelum
Prince Leopold
Senators Fail to Beat Mountaineers in Rainout
A lining rainstorm at Kanawha Memorial Day attraction forced officials to call off the Charleston West Virginia university showdown minutes before start. Charleston manager Powell expressed disappointment as heavy downpour and mist limited any ballgame prospects. The game would have featured five Charleston players against Mountaineers, with plans to resume next Monday afternoon at the local venue.
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Watt Dowell
West Virginia University
Charleston
Powell
Kentucky
State House Help Work on Holiday
State house employees were noticed yesterday as they worked on a holiday. Most offices opened morning and afternoon but closed after a certain hour. Some employees hoped for a long weekend while others reminded that the Fourth of July demands work. Banks stores and offices were closed for the holiday.
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State House
Haliday
Search Continues for Pastor Body in Santa Monica Beach
The report details continued efforts to locate the body of a pastor at Santa Monica Beach after his disappearance near Emma Schaeffer the evangelist's secretary. Authorities checked time of disappearance and arrival, while the condition of Max Mildred Woll remained critical after a vehicle collision. Local hospitals reported an unconfirmed prognosis as New Castle police pursued leads in the incident.
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LOX Angels
Cal Myy II
Alipre Semple
Emma Schaeffer
Mian Schaeffer
Max Mildred Woll
Piedmont
Ronseline
Holly
Neon Smnturins
KY Ten Peorter NC Delawies Avanhe
Hee
Phiyatelane
Fascisti Parade Triggers Disorder In New York
A May 11 New York fascist parade led to clashes as about 200 marchers faced counterprotesters. Mounted police charged into the crowd, dispersing anti fascist demonstrators while the parade continued under light rain and a tense, protective crowd atmosphere.
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New York
Jeera
Cateralia
Mamorial
Phoes
Dlac
Boy Scouts
Unite
Atetica
Injuries Reported After Pittsburgh Auto Race Rush
Several persons were injured in auto racing accidents across the Pittsburgh district today. Notable injuries included Margaret Nackatlo with a possible skull fracture and internal injuries after a truck collision at New Kensington, Earl Cashes dollar sustaining internal injuries at Monongahela City, and William Pylerer of Ambridge with a scalp cut at Washington while other drivers escaped with minor hurts.>()
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Pittsburgih
T Vony
Pittsburgh
Butler
Weaalington
Monongahela City
New Kenningta - Mra
Margaret Nacckatlo
Naw Rennington
Monontahela City
Earl Cashes
Dollar
Trafford City
Washington
William Pyelirer
Ambridge
FP. P. Kaun
Clarion
Bille Thomas
Wheeling
West Virginia
Wong
Mexican Immigration Rules Take Effect Tomorrow
Reports from Mexico City indicate new immigration regulations will be in force at all ports and frontier points tomorrow morning. Officials expect scrutiny to tighten for Americans, with lists targeting categories such as regenerates, idle people, criminals, laborers, prostitutes, revolutionists, and agitators.
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Alain
Carte
Cate
Tate
Uieny
Illcom
Canmerciat
Ao Thoringe
Fucegn Credite
Nec
Menico City
Frontier Pointe
Maxican
Women Insurgents to Get Hearing at Federation Meeting
At Atlantic City on May 31 a five member group called the Louaville Insurgente was notified by National President Mrs John D Sherman they would be given a floor hearing at the convention. Each delegate may speak for two minutes and propose resolutions opposed to the federation policy aimed at centralizing control over charters and by laws.
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Atlantic City
N. Jx
Loulaville Insurgente
General Federation of Women's Clue
John D. Sherman
Hoch
ask _ Aeferment of
Chanen
Sever
Comanttac
Yeggs Take Bonds and Cash in Ronceverte
Loot from Martin and Jones Hardware Store safe at Ronceverte included 2100 in Saha city bonds and $40 in cash. A second break at the freight depot on Ulland Avenue caused a small loss. two rifles were stolen from Martin and Jones. Entry gained via a rear door. burglary not recovered until Sunday. Catholic Day Mass and Went Virginia federation meeting in Clarasburg. One man drowned and another saved when a sedan plunged into the Charles River near Burton Mass.
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Lewisburg
Martin and Jon Note Enix
Latail
Pi Ronceverta
Ronceverte Freleht Dupot
Rulirand Avenue
Moringa
Uber
Martin
Joces
Burton
Mass
Tare Yard
Charles River
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Tomaky
Trotzky
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Ree Travde
Pravwar Pelevate
Sritath
Rusia
Ourmelge
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Beni-Kedem
Quaker City
Henri Schultze
John Gasg
Ma” Ferguson
MM. Jonson
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Texst
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Pnat
Ma Sterguson
Mes
Johnson
K. E. Reed
E. L. Cavin
St. Albans News
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Willam Matheny
Golden Alexanden
Pelaga Guard
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Mre
Deetaa Eckley
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