Woodrum Tossers Open Retailers League Victory
Woodrum Tossers defeated Frankenberger 14 to 1 at Interurban diamond in the Retailers League opener. Gentry and D Woodrum led with four base hits each, while pitching by Gentry and Woodrum kept Frankenberger largely in check. League schedule runs through September 4 with eight teams including Woodrum, Moore, Edwbas, and more.
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Charleston
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Frankenberger
Francos
Gentry
D. Woodrum
Chegle
Genet
Womeladorf
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T. Woodrum
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Fisher
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Dundee Beats Chilean Boxer in Twelve Round Duel
Johnny Dundee defeated Luis Vicentini in a twelve round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden. The decision angered many in the crowd though most ringside observers supported the verdict, noting Dundee landed cleaner punches while Vincentini pressed hard but rarely penetrated Dundee's elusive defense. Vincentini weighed 122 1 3, Dundee 129 1 2, in a bout that kept the action brisk throughout.
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New York
Johnny Dundet
Madiaon Square Garden
Luis Vicentini
Chitean
Eilffer
Pawepahef
Cha Dundee
Vincentini
Thran
Dundee
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Ptake
Vincentin
Mrs Coolidge Heads to Clerksburgh Academy Commencement
Mrs Coolidge departed Washington today by automobile for Mercersburg to attend the commencement exercises of Clerksburg Academy where John, the elder Coolidge boy, is to graduate Wednesday.
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Washington
Hira
Coolingo
Mercersbure, Tra
Clercersburg Academy
Ohn
Coolitts Loys
Intries Prove Fatal in Martinsburg Collision
In Martinsburg on June 2 Boyd 18 died from injuries after a Sunday motorcycle crash with a car. Lee Heltig 16 riding with Boyd was seriously injured and remains hospitalized.
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Martinsburg
Boyd
Lee Heltig
Army Boxer Suffers Easy Tenth Round Defeat
The Army boxer suffers a clear defeat in a ten round bout tonight as he is out chased for most of the match. Judges at ringside cite Eddie Burnbrook as a standout opponent while noting the better man prevailed.
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Roston
Burnbrook
Prithrush
Hadin Shevlin
Bostin
Die Eisin
Eddie Burnbrook
Pwelwe Welebt
Tingside
Victor Hounds Defeat K M Team In One Sided Battle
The Victor Hounds pounded the ball for a wide win over K M team in a Twilleht league contest at the Mall court. Pitcher Tatton steadied the hounds after early blows, while Moore and Simms provided key hits driving in runs as the home club built a large lead.
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Vine
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Calumn
Tontertay
Armor Park
Victor Boys
Ue Nw Way
Ctsan
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Tatton
Hounds
Moore
Suvaritui
State Road Commission To Open Bids On Road and Bridge Projects
Sealed bids for construction of statewide road projects and four bridges will be opened today by the State Road Commission in the Young Building on Quarrier Street. Contracts go to the lowest regular bidder with engineers estimating the total cost around 1 million dollars for work in Kanawha Monongalia and other counties including Putnam Mason Logan and Berkeley.
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State Road Commission
Thea Young Buildings
Quarrier Street
Kanawha
Monnes
Parahontas
Kurmmers
Logan
Berkeley Counties
Seniors Busy With Final Week At School
Seniors navigate final week with graduation plans and performances. A three play program features The Piper's Pay and Shame with notable cast members. An all day event includes patriotic assembly, class day stunts, and a graduation dance, followed by class night activities and the diploma ceremony.
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Misa Mildred ‘Eisel
Dorothy Bushitin
Irene Ganevn
Eile
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Mother Lewis
Dean
Gaston Edgar
Clarence Lewis
Helon
Eugenia Bibbis
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Bertheim
Winifred Kaufman J
Charles Willis
Gram
Tomorgay
Madison Square Diy New York Dry for Democratic Convention
Madison Square area to be dry during the Democratic National Convention claims a committee member. David Lontinburg owner of a restaurant chain must post a substantial bond to cover Volstead Act violations by him or his employer. The contract sets moderate food prices.
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Madison Square
New York
New
Mid Hon Square
David Lontinburg
State Marble Champ Shines in National Meet Day One
Huntington Bay joins League of Southern Players as state marble champion wins two of three on opening day. Notable matches feature Jeloip and Prueene Lea, with Covington and Columbia squads among entrants. National semi finals commence after day’s end. Mayor Rader honors marble champions with key presentation.
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Columbus
Rader
McPay
Rose Show Brings Broad Display Of Roses And Awards
Wharlvston Charles Ward exhibit Radiance wins silver medal from American Society after a large show with 300 plus exhibits. Garden club and Charleston entries compete. awards given across classes with many prizes, including best rose, fragrant gourquet and hybrid teas. No details missing on main rose winner and notable entries.
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Charles i Ward
Pone mikOe
Ree Sevieuy
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Ider
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Weillington
H. &. Nicholson
Sanitary plumbing praised in talks in Kanawha
A gathering at the Knughe hotel featured Mayor W. W. Worle and L. Birkingen praising sanitary plumbing advances as 44 plumbers were honored for salary-related progress. Speakers included industry leaders and local officials, emphasizing health benefits and investment in plumbing trades. The event concluded with a banquet at Kanawha.
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Observance Set For America Day Sunday June 30
The document notes an American observance planned for Sunday June 30 in line with a proclamation issued yesterday by the executive. Governor Morgan and officials urge rekindling patriotism and renewing interest in the notary commission as a civic duty amid state concerns about public service and loyalty.
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America
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Notary Commission
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Darkorsourg
iTerrell Promises Fisher Backing in West Virginia
In a terse, hard to read note, iTerrell pledges support from Fisher in a campaign context. The message references a governor race and lists congratulatory signals and followers, with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary text hints at election dynamics and party alignment in a distant region.
Mortgage Firm Elects Officers In County Board Ties
A regional mortgage firm announced its new officers at a Thursday meeting. Catto was named president with Hochmeyer or LeCleit as treasurer. a slate of directors and officers from multiple towns including Charleston, White Sulphur, and Tenshung set the leadership for the coming year.
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AM Stonhalderns
Nin Age and
Tilsen
Tutte
Notol Sorterdey
Weetnes
Catto
Hien Nitcora
Iatrinan
New Court
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Aig
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Comerock
Davia
Trunhétun
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Charleston
Bo Tynes
Ut Aston
Wickhaim
de Moan
White Sulphur
de McWhorter
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Honcho
Supreme Court to Hear Appeals Sunday Session Change
The highest court will hear arguments on appeals and writs of error moved from circuit courts. A Sunday session replaces the regular Tuesday docket, with several cases transferred from circuits including Manougilia and Handelph counties. An insurance dispute from an Iowa store fire is among the writs of error noted.
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Real Estate Dealers Promote Charleston Sale in City Gathering
Local realtors urged a Charleston sale during a city meeting, highlighting downtown property prospects and a parade of brokers from the board. Attendees from nearby towns traveled to join the convention in Washington, discussing listings, prices, and the appeal of Charlestown properties amid a bustling market.
Auto Title Law Advocated Here
A proposed auto title law aims to reduce vehicle theft by requiring certificates of title for all motorized and pedal vehicles. The plan, modeled after Maryland and Pennsylvania procedures, would trace ownership through numbered titles and endure until ownership passes. It would shift certificate issuance to the highways department, with fees and an assigned title system to deter fraudulent transfers. The law would create clear incumbrance records and aid buyers by revealing lien and ownership history.
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Michiean
Marland
Delaware
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Missouri
North Carolina
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Bandits Restald Captives Pering
An American named Dr G Miler and a British man identified as Jaffray were captured by Chinese bandits in Hwanesi province during pirate activity. The report provides limited details and dates.
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Jaffray
Hwanesi Province
Pirates hold two captives after attack on launch
An American named Rex Hay and a British national named Carne remain detained at the Pirates mountain stronghold while two others freed after the assault. An official said advice received today confirms the situation and ongoing detention.
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