American Legion Praised For West Virginia Spirit
An editorial in the African Legion Weekly lauds the West Virginia American Legion department for a generous and wholehearted display of sportsmanship in a membership trophy contest. It notes the district’s 124.0 percent membership and cites a delayed card delivery issue at Indianapolis post offices affecting results.
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Order
West Virginia
Membaore
Leclon
Wileh
Weat Virziniann
Idabo
Mowe
War 1 Atnnis
Virginia
Hegkley
Supreme Court
W. If
American Legion Weekly
American Legion
Department of West Virginia
Apirit
Ada
Drenry Db
Linstaley Cup
Wagi Virgie
Aha
Virginie
Ale Mnil
Indianapotle
Indianapelis
Abasia
Amy Vietery
Women earn way through all jobs, health hinges on health
Fifty years ago women found few occupations, now many fields opened to them. Elizabeth Chamberlain, at 600 Monmouth St, Trenton, NJ, reports wonderful results from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and recommends it to factory workers.
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Bone
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Unionall
Makdog Overalla
Lydia E. Pinktam
Men
West Virginia Earns Quinn Cup For Legion Sportmanship
The national executive committee ruled to award the John J. Quinn cup to West Virginia, honoring fair play and the spirit of the Teglonian tradition amid a debated Lindalay trophy outcome. The gesture underscored West Virginia’s role as a model of sportsmanship within the Legion.
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Starch
Enateat
West Witchnta
Virginia
National Executive Committee
James Hy
MtcGinnia
Tim Sintules
Mecady
LeGlants
West Virginia
Han Fury
Legion
Local society notes from Charleton and surrounding area
Busy circuit of visits and travel as Charlerton figures in church and town life. Residents Mrs Gordon Lee Mrs Watkins Hutchinson and others visit relatives in Sutton and Clacks var while Str Frank Hubblhren guests in Star-Unton with Ninalae ler and Me A Te White. Missionaries remain in America for extended service as Rev. Sydenstricker and family plan Kansans City visits and ties to Oliverta in Brazil.
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Ramart
J. Plunkett
Viattitur
Gordon Lee
Watkins Hutchinson
Xan
Watteer Frankly Hutchinson
Sutton
McChung
Clacksvar
Frank Hubblhren
Ninalae Ler
Te White
Emmett Crickenheimer
Charlatan
Columbus
Ohio
Win Inaterine
Ker Xicter
Milan
Margaret Neteon
William Johnsan
Marlon Sydenatricker
Kansans City
Sydenatrickers
Oliverta
Hrwali
Presbyterian Church
America
Wwext
Hev
Sydenstricker
John W. Eydenstricker
Jer
Greenbrierilitary School
Stra
Lake Moore
Harry Moore
Mra. O'Neel
Daata
Sendolph Smacon
O'Neel
C. C. Laws
Chartenton
Misa Thelms Munnei
Apending & View
Charleston
Ernest Grahatt
Minton
Hormuel J. Ureaton
Chortenton
Alex J. Thompson
Anna Cook Jett
Hoanalo
DriMtorry Boone le
Drltrott
Dtr
Boone
Acs
Turner
Abhinng
Don
Nickell I
BeckIry
Mullian
J.J. Delph
Ielm
Setna Letvy Tetmond
Ming Lockote Kuvat
Greniilar College
Minnew
Virginia Kagey
Louine Taylor
Comatork
Tirner Houck
Dexington
Way
Washington and Lee Univeralts
Florence Jaaper
Alhems
Vailey Rosselty
Fineas
England to Run for Seat in Congress
Former West Virginia attorney general England announces candidacy for Congress in the GOP primary August 2. He cites his state senate and attorney general leadership, pledging to uphold party principles, fight discrimination, and support President Coolidge’s economy efforts while aiming to deliver strong services to constituents. England traces his roots from Raleigh to Logan to Kanawha counties and vows to continue proactive government work.
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Lngland
Almit
Remy
Tf Tam
State Senate
Tauil Ataut
Raleigh County
Logan County
B. Dramive
Fatines
West
Coole Iige
Thursday Luncheon in Whorleston and Suite of Visitors
St Albans news notes a Thursday literary club luncheon at the Stuffare hotel Whorleston with a four course meal. Mrs Sil Skinner departs June 10 for a three month trip abroad. Guests and attendees include Mrs Mitt Skinner Mrs Barker Mrs Kirkland and many others as well as plans for Kanawhe Valley DP ACT entertainment. Various social visits and travel plans feature in the column with names of local residents and guests.
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Kanehron
Ttuffarre
Whorleston
J. Wit Skinner
Carda
Rosex
Rosea
Venterpleres
Ay Watson
Fentinoce
McChung
He Wugher
Elunor
Kanawhe Valley
Tha
Itabreet
Tadiow
Piet Nape Uist
A Perkins
Mise
Catherine
Murrayriggs
Charleston
Untin
Diniphiin
Isetth Hopkins
Vishturne Military School
Mrank Manning
New York
A. Metre
Zorkin
Frankfort
Max
Misa Efaner Stimpson
Glendale
W. Way
Tim Gfest
Mra
Sweat
Jarrett
Minn Marancet
Sulver
Ind
Culver Military
Joseph A. Paternouter
Richae Vit
Sweet Ad Guest
Mina Einner Sinan
Logan
Logan County
George Sfuttwm
Ant
Thylia Catharine
Greenwood
Mins Twee Campbell
Thy Colonial
Portsmouth
Chip
J. Me Aeriguld
Ciarlan
A Perry Wlaun
John
St. Paul
Minn
Uhtuedurt
Meltington
Tauren
Dtra
J. Sotto
Thurmad
W. Ay
D. Halret Authority
Jamaben
HJ. Itherton
Re. Beckett
Sfuntingtor
Ated Me
Jamen ‘Tilnon
Roannke
Mian
Hostoan
PLA
Flehth Ayenna
Tony Kina
Dauchter
Ellen Carr
CG. Sharpe
WW. T
Chadenton
Muntington
Maele Callison
Marsiall Collegé
Standard News Me and Mrs in Charleston Hospital mishap
Standard News reports that Mr and Mrs Arthur Groueh are in Charleston General Hospital after a minor incident Monday. Others in care include Oto and Mrs Orville Jirred and their children with no injuries reported.
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Arthur Groueh
Charleston
Ile
Owers
Oto
Orville
Mtoe Teale
Vaal Salley Hospital
Jeane Hitew
Rte
Dennis
Ban
Sentenced Prince Carl Windlach Gracta in Hungary plot
Prince Carl Windlach Gracta was sentenced to a year in prison and fined ten million crowan for his role in a counterfeiting plot aimed at overthrowing the Hungarian republic. A separate brief notes marriages births travel and local events including a school event at Slaughter Creek and visits by Mrs. Araxer and Mrs. Neff in Charleston.
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Prince Carl Windlach Gracta
Honegarian
Peihee
Republi
White Sulphur Springs Guests Arrive For Summer Season
A long list of visitors and residents arrived by motor or train at White Sulphur Springs and nearby lodgings, with arrivals from Philadelphia Cincinnati New York and Washington. Guests plan luncheons concerts and summer stays at Greenbrier and nearby cottages while ongoing social rounds include excursions and dinners. A note mentions the Irish Free State pressing foreign hemi manufacturers to establish plants in that country.
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Dreentrier
G. Wel
Ted Hank
S.J
John D. Toll
Durruws
Ptlladelphis
MH. & McVeigh
Cinelnnuth
Crady
Loulaville
Christan
Gynenburg
Ancun MacDonald
I W. Fluprney
Charleston
Java Brown
Misa Mary Taylor
Foulsville
J. J. Baretow
Inthmapalls
Wy S
Wes Gould
Smieses
Helen Gotts
MM O'Neal
Sue Audrey Davies
New York
Gresnicrer
Evann
Fimll Pollack
Cincinnati
J. Thomas Runxell
York
Pines
Atrive
Capt. Stopford
Washington
Tre. SV
Piinizy
Charles Donetive
Spa
Mrd
AL O Quinn
Go. Tobinson
W. Thorndize
Topning
Clow
Inn
J. W. Downer
Irish Free State
Hie
Gaturbligh Plant
Kanawha Survey Provisions In Bill Move In House
The Kanawha and Little Kanawha river surveys were authorized in a bill as it passed the House by a vote of 220 to 127. Representative J Alfred Taylor and Jain M Wolverton led provisions authorizing a Kanawha river survey from its inlet to Point Pleasant and a Little Kanawha survey, respectively, amid broader river and harbor measures.
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Washington
Dune
Dilam Fc
J. Alfred. Taylor
Aieth
Kanawha
Ines No
Point Phearant
Jain M. Wolverton
Cabin Creek
Pirardina
Guilens
Miss Nora Curry and Robert Curry Host June Gathering
Miss Nora Curry and Robert Curry entertained at their home 409 Mourth avenue in the hangar of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Curry. A large gathering included numerous Currys and friends from Charleston and nearby areas, with many names listed among the attendees.
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Nora Curry
Robert Curry
Mourth Avenue
Mra
J. Kostyle
Fra
Manteth Davin
Mont Rename
Brod Kinadon
Warrymobell
Ault
Aire
Iamon Gatter
Hachel Carson
Helen Morrison
J. TL Ware
H. FP
Sweeney
William Ward
Mattie Carson
Marty Amino
Genese Lundy
Ara
Jenet Watkins
Rene Boyd
Oscar Garret
Hachel Flack
Mins Stanche Piercy
H. St. High
Mea
Fred Middleton
Lucy Edwards
FQ Ropkins
Misa Dea Curry
Junior Curry
Mrs. L. A. Alen
Fred Gosle
Howard and
Eure Allen
Charleston
Unable to extract a clear news item from provided text
Fragments mention Worcester UrsNisten and a railway project in Porula but lack coherent details or subjects. The text includes garbled phrases about beating, preaching, and condemnation of youth, making it impossible to identify a definite event, date, or involved organizations for a meaningful summary.
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UrsNisten
Worcester
Enporter. Fi
C. Mehiwes
Boy
Olive Tablet advertisement promises colorful skin and vitality
An advertisement claims olive colored tablets by Dr Edwarda and Dr Lewnarde cure yellow complexions, poor appetite, bad taste, and lazy mood. The purely vegetable Olive Tablets allegedly improve bile flow and constipation with no liver side effects, sold in boxes for about 70 cents.
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Dowards
Edwarde
Lewnarde
Edwarda
Mfemons
Boxea
Compensation Awards From Workmen's Department
Compensation awards issued yesterday include Aralton Jaden of Mammoth tied to Kanawha and Frockine for 20 dollars weekly over 133 weeks after a coal mine injury. Marion, a United Pocahontas Coal employee, received 314 dollars weekly for four weeks, following a left foot amputation after a fall. Yoam Lycans of Island Creek Coal was granted 16 dollars weekly for 24 weeks for finger injury and subsequent amputation. Wind storms in Honduras in March destroyed 6,000,000 tons from bonwtan.
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Atnte
Aralton Jaden
Mammoth
Longacre
Jones
Vinton
Mavon
United Pocahontas Coal Company
Worth
Great Toa
Jeanor Toca
Wiate
Honduras
Bonwtan
Kaneah Kanawha County bid for county commissioner
Henry A Walker a Kanawha County native and former assessor and sheriff announced his Republican candidacy for County Commissioner in the August primary. He argues for economical government, opposed extensive county car use, calls for fair road fund distribution, extended Juvenile Court work, rural health efforts, and a steadier, businesslike county administration. He pledges full time service and appeals for Republican support based on his record.
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Henry A. Walker
Kanawha County
Ahern
Walker
Morehan
Kanawha
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Willan Price
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Mina Oldie Boomer
George Wragg, Jr
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Thomas Freeco
Afra
Finn Johnson
Qulla~gher
Slaughter Creek
J. H. Araxer
Anthony Neff
Ford
Montgomery News
Glen Fyre Nulture
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Coron
L. C. Smith
Elliott
Laird Office Equipment Co
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Virginia Street
Pennsylvania Avenues
Kanawha National Bank
Trust Department
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Rieking & Beting
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J. M. Gates’ Sons CO
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County Road Fund
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