Shriners Name Atlantic City for 1927 Convention
Philadelphia reports that Shriners selected Atlantic City as the 1927 convention site, despite earlier hesitations, while the sesqui centennial events draw crowds. A massive parade in Philadelphia drew 45,000 spectators at the stadium as temporary traffic congestion and elaborate uniforms showcased temple rivalries and pageantry.
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Testimonial Proclaims Konjola Eases Rheumatism
Charlestion resident Mr Preston Canterbury testifies that Konjola relieved his severe rheumatism and related catarrh after years of pain. He praises its rapid action and cleanliness of the body, and notes the local distributor at Potterfield's drug store in Charleston.
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Virginia
Centennial parade marks opening of Philadelphia exposition
Charleston and Philadelphia celebrate the sesquicentennial with a large industrial parade and a sprawling showground. Exhibits from global firms, a model post office, and pavilions for china and pottery illustrate a complex fair, as laborers build roads, scaffolds rise, and officials aim to finish most structures by July.
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United States
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Simon Galperin Weds in Virginia
A lengthy Petersburg society note details the May 3 wedding of Miss Fannie Lavenstein to Simon Hirkh Galperin of Minnesota. The ceremony at the Lavenstein home featured Lohengrin music, a pearl-embroidered white gown, and attendants in ornate lace and cord. Out-of-town guests included Hyman Galperin and the Linstock family, with plans for a Canada and Great Lakes honeymoon.
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London
Removal Notice From Weaplea Uxchange Bank Bulldag to Rogues Now
The law firm White and Tite announces the removal of their offices to 608 Kanawha Hanktigood Trust Company Building in Kanawha. They will continue general practice of the case. Dated June 1026. WHITT and LIPR.
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Chicago Fellows Plan Exploratory Trips to India and Mexico
University of Chicago scholars pursue two exploratory expeditions to India and Mexico. Professor Martin Sprengting leads the India mission to study ancient texts and literature. Robert Rodfeld guides the Mexico journey to learn local life and conditions.
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University of Chicago Arabies
Professors plan travels to study cultures abroad
The article describes Dr. Medfeld and Professor Sprengling preparing yearlong study trips to Mexico and India. Medfeld will live in an adobe house in Mexico to learn native life and languages while Sprengling travels India with a camera to gather ancient folk tales.
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West Virginia Budget Amendment Debate At Hearing
At today’s hearing the West Virginia Publishers’ Co llation discussed a proposed constitutional budget amendment restoring budget making power to the governor. Supporters argued the governor should control spending while the people hold the executive accountable. Foresters and manufacturers urged economy and a state income tax. A British claim over Darar was rebuffed by the Calcutta government as Hyderabad asserted independence. Louis Andra Lauvel was executed on his birthday for murder in Marseilles.
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Marseilles
Louis Andra ‘Lauvel
Tax hearings at Clarksburg wrap up with tax-cut talks
Clarksburg proceedings end at 22:30 with speakers urging lower state entity costs, funeral tax cuts, an income tax, and salary reductions for teachers. Participants include State Senator A C Verrollt, Clarkeburg attorney Snider, lumberman George Curtin, oil man Olandue Went, contractor C A Short, and ex-state treasurer E L Long among others.
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P. C. Garlord
Wholeanier
E. L. Long
State Treaaurer
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