Nearby towns report better business trend
Albany merchants optimistic as Dunbar and surrounding towns show improved trade. Doctors Meyne Amick and Tallighet note rising activity, steady employment, and growing confidence. Insurers McGuire Quinn echo brighter rural conditions, with retail trade and insurance sales climbing month by month across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Nt Albans
Gow Buainean
Dr. Gd. P
Amick
Dunver
Druceist
Innes
Croslani Elected Head of Shrine in Philadelphia Parade
In Philadelphia on June 3 a grand Shriners parade drew over a hundred thousand marchers with more than 200000 attendees witnessing a centennial celebration. A detailed route and a tall display marked 150 years of history and progress as officers were elected and the outer guard position highlighted.
Bond sought for new water line in Nutterfort
Mayor Ty Aggaires announced the town council approved a bond issue of 393 thousand dollars to lay a water line near August J. road, with voting on the plan set for August.
Weundn Tike Be Wan Ell Wae With Mz Opheeeetle
Fragment reads unclear due to OCR but hints at a local scene involving a person or group with a vehicle. No clear names, places, dates, or events are extractable. The readable bits suggest a transportation or community moment without verifiable specifics.
Move to Abolish Two-Thirds Rule Tested by Democrats
In COLU AHUY Ohio on June 2 1925 national leaders Jonathan Daniels former secretary of the navy and Senator William H King of Utah urged Democrats to abandon the two thirds rule at the 1925 convention. They argued it lets a minority override the majority in presidential nominee selection. Daniels said the hour has come for the party to rid itself of this obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
St. Albares
Herne
Rae Porter
Dave Harth
Kenawhe
William,h. King
Utah
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of Navy
Flag
Score G. O. P
Coluahuy
Ohio
Democratic Party
Danieln
Unclear text historical item with alcohol charge
In a fragmentary notice from PANKANATHAG dated June 3, an individual identified as Tete come is noted for drinking alcohol while driving or in a related incident. Sustien Vaneht and Mr Clethiin report the matter, with a judge sentencing the person to jail for one day and a fine of 150 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankanathag
Dune
Washington
Clethiin
Two Injured in Auto Crash at Kanawha City Corner
Two men Kinder and Leonard Lawrence were injured when a Ford roadster overturned at the corner of Mc Corkle Avenue and 13th Street in Kanawha City. They were rushed to a hospital with serious injuries. Kinder’s skull may be fractured and Lawrence suffered burns and bruises. The Ford, owned by Larry U Drive It, was wrecked after colliding with a Kendall Dry Cleaning truck driven by F C Sykes of 1007 Washington Street. A bystander said the Ford had been speeding two blocks before the crash and turned turtle after leaving the street. Both men, about 50, worked at the Libbey Owens plant in Kanawha City. The accident occurred around 2 PM yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cental Kinder
Leonard Lawrence
Ford
BirCorkie Avenue
Kanawha City
Rand Pinead
Loreal
Kinder
Thne
Kendall Dry Cianning Company
F.C. Sykes
Washington Street
Amanhap
Sykes
Swane
Tareerence
Larry U-Drive-Tt
Lawrence
Bndls
Libbey-Owana
Wanawha City
W-Drive-Tt
Libbey-Owens
Alecvon
Ford Cay
Captain Devalla faces naval court martial for drunken conduct at Norfolk
Captain Chats M Devalla of the United States Navy was brought before a naval court martial in Norfolk on charges of drunkenness, misappropriation of government funds, and conduct prejudicial to good order. Testimony described him inebriated while at the yard party, wearing a Heathlander's costume and placing pajamas on horses before kissing them good night, with Commander Robert Helnar detailing the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Chats M. Devalla
United States Naval
Triad
Devalin
Tiwae Wlao
Capa
Navy Yard
Heath
Mandamus Writ Issued Over State Payment Dispute
State Auditor John G Band and State Treasurer W. S Toinein contested overpayment claims led to a mandamus writ issued by the Supreme Court. The case centers on a February payroll for a clerk to the board of finance and a dispute over duties and authority to authorize such payments. The petition argues legislative intent did not cover the disputed 93,400 for the clerk and seeks a ruling on proper distribution of state department funds. The court scheduled a hearing, with a returnable date set for the following Tuesday, and the matter hinges on official deposits and the governor, auditor, and treasurer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G Band
Tohnein
Baeunnee
WH. Goehorn
Oetlerk
Board of Fiance
Goehorn
Italia
Boence
Chotrs
Tate Dapnatia
Yartoum
Carey Nh
Alan
Jonni
Ataterpont
Baby not poisoned in death of Fayette County child
Uniontown June 2 a Fayette county investigation ruled the death of a near Symerfield infant at Frank Troweth farm natural. Coroner Biats said lab analysis found no foul play, concluding the infant died of natural causes after an earlier murder inquiry involving a separate case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Carnenor
Fayette County
Winight
Ide
Frank Troweth
Near Symerfheld
Cather
Biats
Five students win R C T C promotion at Charlenten
Five Charlenten students from the College of Arts and Sciences and the College of Engineering, part of the H O T C advancement group, will attend a six week summer training camp. Participants include Mona Antaway, Wirt W Duff, Richard R Itienard, Charlen Wood, Kate Camp Wom, Ky Ceoffray 0 Jones, and Tousrch Kink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlenten
H. 0
TC. Realment
Wirt W. Duff
Itichard
WR Itienardnon
Charlen Wood
Sunlora
College of Nets and Science
Kate Camp Wom
Ky Ceoffray
Jones
Tousrch Kink
College of Engineering
Cainn Cuater
Butler Confronted by Suspected Officer Harassment
In Charlton Street, Patrolman Butler stops to address a disturbance as F R Nebergall appears in the front, arguing over authority and role. The exchange turns tense when Butler accuses Nebergall of manipulating events while Nebergall counters that Butler misreads the situation. The incident ends with both men locked in a verbal clash amid spring air and passing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutler
House Ratifies French Plan to Pay War Debt
The House approved a debt settlement with France by a 236 to 112 vote after a day and a half of debate led by Collier and Rainey. Opponents in the Senate were expected to mount stronger resistance. The bill would require France to repay about 96.5 billion in principal and interest over 62 years, a deal hammered out by the debt commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Debt Commission
Senate
Farmers
Wrestrewalve-Borial
Mehresen- Inlive Schveter
Wincorty Hinl
Varniament
Farm Labor
Minnesota
France
Newry
Michigan
Silantas
Mainey
Milhelm
Way and Means
Mituck
Caoldler
New York Bankwrx
Howard
Damocrat
Nebranka
Tiwon
Mille
New York
Andrew
Massachuesetia
Democeat
Siasouri
Bandit leader Whittemore denied new trial in murder case
Juana Whittemore, called the candy kid of the underworld, was denied a new trial in the murder of Stobert Halt man at Maryland Penitentiary. Judge Eugene O Dunne indicated the sentence could be death or life imprisonment after appellate review. Whittemore, attorney Edgar Alley, and family observers attended the ruling as the court weighed whether the trial record supported retrying the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balmimone
Juana Riichard
Neeno Whittemore
Candy Kid
Underworld
Stobert
Maryland
Jiilthmore
Whittemore Miny
Criminal Court
Hugene O'Dunne
O'Dunne
Edgar Alley
Poe
Whittemore
Ias
Court of
Maraarat Whittanore
John Knhhone Whittemore
Wayreme
Judes O'Denne
Attotovy Pos
Whittemare
Witnean
KW Moltmin
Hill
Record Depres
Mont Savers
John Howit
Aupretia Court
Bowie
Qaade DB
Sweeney
Alaylag
Kullty
Dreoh
Leon Kramer
Withun Tikelbaet
Anthony Pall
Presbyterians Debate Machen Appointment at Assembly
In Baltimore Maryland on June 2 the Presbyterian Church rejected calls for immediate confirmation of Dr John Graham Machen to the Princeton Theological Seminary professorship. The vote followed a heated debate over prohibition and internal church unity, with a minority arguing for immediate approval and the majority seeking a yearlong study by a commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimone
Oresbyterian
Unterstatem
Fordern Council of Churches
United Benton
Presbyterian Church
Lytle
Billa
Generity
John Grahan
Machen
Princeton Theoraxical Seminary
Dod
Tor Machen
Oswald T. Ania
Princeton Seminary
Doctor Machen
Imimuilfatn
Andy Nieetion
Char
T. A Dickwon
Hiniraville
Troland M. Eavennan
Philadelphia
Hubert M. Owen
Northark
William I. Ray
Pittsburgh Drewbytery
Hugh Thompann
Wanhington
D. Ke Toke Stevenson
Princeton’ Theological Seminary
Dovtor Machen
Charles St Erdman
Princeton
Anole
Questian
Howard Named Head of Printers Union in Indianapolis
June 2 report shows Charien H Howard of Chicago elected president of the International Typographical Union over James M Lyne for the coming year. Am forenz near-complete returns indicate a close vote as the convention proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Indianapolis
Charien H Howard
Chicago
Hending
Progressive Party
International ‘Typographical Union
OTK Aniaation
James M. Lyne
The Bigh Lights of History
A fragmented item presents the history of the world’s art and entertainment, mentioning cinema and education trips. Names and places are unclear but imply a feature on historical topics tied to a local paper’s history column. The text is sparse and garbled, with partial phrases about culture and a reference to The State Normal School.
House Fails to Curb Coolidge's Dry Edict in Subcommittee
The House Judiciary Committee hearings reveal tensions over Prohibition enforcement as the Stalker bill to require jail for first liquor convictions is sent to subcommittee. A referendum and Volstead Act modifications are debated, while President Coolidge’s executive order faces criticism as an attempt to empower federal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Coolidge
Britten
Stelker
Holes
Tee Mild Hia
Senate
Messures
Philadelphia
President Coolidge
Alsert J. Beveridge
Isory Indingin
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Taylor to address Kanawha county graduates today
Alfred Taylor honors Kanawha county with the eleventh grade commencement at Seattle Tite Cathedral Capital Street at 2 o'clock. About 400 students will graduate as white and colored schools unite for the event. The program includes invocations speeches by Lucy Jackson Parke Chapman and others, diplomas presented by Miss Kuhn, and a central pine theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Alfred Taylor
Kanawha
Seattle Tite Cathedral
Capital Street
Nephy
C. R. Garretson
Congressman Taylor
Mian
Lucy Jackson
Parke Chapman
Jowenhine Miller
Holly $G. Vickets
Alton G. Darrons
Mint
Florenco C. Kutn
Kanawha County
Echool
Mies Kuhn Hae
Khe
Haast Tank High School
Robert Childers
William Sauleby
May Williama
James Rouper
Clase
Race horses poisoned in New York damage suit filed
Owners of race horses including Apology and Filambeth Fylled bring damages in a New York City case. Preliminary hearing held as prosecutors seek evidence. bonds set at 510,000 for each defendant. Proceedings note a tied trial context and ongoing warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurors Auita
Prisiners
Lions Meeting Opens West Virginia Lions Convention
Charleston hosts a three day Lions district convention with delegates from clubs statewide. Governor Gore and Mayor Werts greet attendees at Hotel Ruffner as District Governor W. Athathers leads opening events and discussions on club projects and leadership. Delegations from Clarksburg Buckhannon and other towns travel by rail and car to join the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Oll
West Virginia
Prosram
Howard M. Gore
William W. Werta
Jock Atide
Ruffner
Gore
Mepie
Werts
W. the Atathers
Petachal
Ife
Clarksburg
Hattimora and Ohio Railroad
Buckhannon Club
Sunington
Bue~feld
Parkerebucg Jeune
Dun- Moore
Hion
Kuffner Hotel
Tha
Shepherd
Stev
Biter
Pamtar
Kyffner Memorial Church
Wetevie
Gore Edwin
Ringaley
Etchet
Parkersburg
W. Va
Govarener Gore
Chiba Co Operaio
Unevinithi
Lions
J. G
Via
Short
Ile Organization
Fifth Annual Rose Exhibits Eclipse All Former Showings
The fifth annual rose show, held yesterday at the W C A in Quartermain Street, drew about fifteen hundred attendees and impressed judges as one of the finest displays in years. Harriet Davie won the American Rose Society’s top honor, with Bealmaker earning recognition for a standout bloom. Kinnifred Thorallit’s Killarney brillant roses and Mrs Rucker Clay’s Nebel exhibit were also noted for quality according to the attending judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamiasion
Harriet Davie
American Rowe Society
Hugh Herantry
Judden
Entis
Petibe Rome
Hibiter
American Itons Society
Killarney
Mra. Ruckner
Nebel Perpris
Tha Ane
Maine Vinin Mw Ohich
Olone Wy Aomertt
Wal
Taxed District Faces Bitter Delinquent and Classification Debate
Clarksbury hosts a two day hearing on West Virginia sales tax and the proposed property classification amendment. Delegates including J. G. Cradley and B. F. Snider urged revisions as merchants like Souders argued taxes harm retail firms, trucks pressed road upkeep, and questions on delinquents rose with calls for fair collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Cradley
Dundon
West Virginia Goal Association
Houders
Locet
Clarksturg
Mwwight H. ‘Teter
Akins
Elking
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Bready
Gazette
Albans
Eidmeng
Weat
Virciala
Lulmiing Company
Junbar
Whitey
Hammel
Hantrick De-Clares
Quinn
Guinn
Croslani
Wille Willis Dorrabt
Putuiebers
Captain Put
Johnson
Butler
Tatretman Butler
Nebai Gall
Gutier
Heber
Ling
Patrotman Butler
Catrotiman
Biller
Collier
Rainey
Ward T. van Orman
Goudyert Hi
Gordon Denmere
America
Sniloc
Helaium
van Orman
Melsin
Presbyterians Rapday Report
Federal Council of Churches
Daly Fentnrey
Taroverien
Taylor
Lions Meeting
iCuytinerd Og
Age Matern
McOnqnysa
Blasegos Oo
Mart Sreettles
D. A. Dort
Wheeting
Glarkebure
V. Se Itghland
Clarkaxbure
B. F. Snider
Larkahura
Virginia
Eppurdd
Souders
Parsona-Souders Company
Bualnews
Elysbye
Marchanta
Soudere
Vaneere
IM. Crawford
Parkerabur
Compisasion
Hew Industries
Parkerebang
Bostd
Crawford
C. Ma Dalipy
Harrisyn
Comney
Walter 52 Vanhorn
Mr. Vanburn
Cee Gaxello
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