Taylor Favors Free Steamer to Paris for Veterans
Washington June 9 Representative J Altre Taylor introduced a bill in Congress to provide free transportation for World War veterans to attend the American Legion convention in Paris in 1930. The proposal authorizes use of government ships to carry veterans at cost with no penalties, arguing it would honor service and ease travel costs. The drive aims to mobilize support in the House and among World War veterans for passage despite opposition.
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Paris
Washington
Taylor
Congress
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United States
America
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Nenate
House of
United Staten of Amatica
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France
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Cat
Civitan Club Plans Annual Boat Ride Tonight
Civitan Club hosts its annual boat excursion tonight leaving from the foot of Main Street at eight o clock. Miss Florence Kuhn addressed yesterday's luncheon, praising county education and urging Civitan members to engage with local schools and curricula.
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Civitan Club
Kanawha
Cleef
Florence Kuhn
Writ of error granted in Cabell County case
Rutherford Motherford, ex patrolman from Huntington, has a writ of error issued by the Supreme Court regarding the conviction of Herbert Bowen, 22, a painter. Bond forfeiture of 4,000 stands, and Rutherford’s whereabouts remain a county mystery as counsel hopes a timely return and surrender.
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Huntington
Supreme Court
Teatherford
Montington
Kellen
Herbert Iewen
Cew
Chemit
Murtelle d
fournTy Ativera
Rutherford
Jamalia
Homer Felon
Wtty
Vonmirstener
Ratherson
Taylor
Rerannan
Covnsel
Motherford
Local Charleston Socials and News notes from Men and Mills
Charleston residents are hosting and visiting, with many family and social exchanges. Attendees include Mrs Co N Ceffman, Mr and Mrs Lefay, Dr and Mrs T H Tompkins, Miss Margaret Jarrett, and Mrs Lizzie Taylor among others. travel plans to New York and Europe are noted, along with school events attended by Margaret Jarrett and Merman Weis. Community visits, guests, and a fire department response are briefly recorded.
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Mra
Co N. Ceffman
Charleston
Tuasday
Mattie McClung
Allen
Mian
Dann
Pole
Hove
Lefay
Lizsale Taylor
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Miss Margaret
Wil
Culeer Military School
Merman Weis
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T. H. Tomapkink
Minn Lien Carr
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Europe
George
Willa Mohler
Charles Erwin
Iiss Thanche Yunghlut
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Hoersty
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Mre
Mia
Val Hiner
Nitro
Mise
Jeane Foley
Harriaontarg
Miow
Meta White
Mary Moora
Mies
Louten Cunningham
Wuntington
W. Va
G. Davie
Kentucky
Jates Moore
Small Wen
Noah Moore
Colleenot
Vewls
Steanoke
Berwin
Garter
Nave
Logan
Carter
W. Carter
Lancaster Speaker Heads West Virginia Manufacturers Meeting
Lancaster speaks to factory heads at the West Virginia Manufacturers Association meeting in Markersbara. The general manager of The Eleatee metallurgiony company will outline electric power use and wage negotiations while other speakers cover trade practices and insurance. The event closes with a banquet at 6 30 PM and remarks from national industry leaders.
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Hunortat
Raymond City Man Held for Assault
Raymond City man James Kelly is jailed awaiting arraignment after a Monday assault in the Raymon area. Police report states the victim was struck and injured near a local creek, with the suspect later held for further questioning by county authorities.
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Raymond
Recognition of Caninsed Front Wage Dines AR ANN Ey
A convoluted 1924 court docket discusses the Jacksonville agreement and related provisions. Judge Gazelle weighs Krunting and divestment issues while the Monangalla court holds back a decisive ruling. West Virginia port operations surface in a broader World War I era dispute and a new agreement emerges in Baltimore amid wartime controls.
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Libbey Owens Land Report At Special Charleston Forum
A Charleston chamber forum discussed the Libbey Owens plant extension near Kanawha City. The panel examined a tentative 250 000 dollar facility expansion, with potential 3 000 new jobs and 1 000 population growth, but the exact report nature remains undisclosed.
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DO W. Payne
Mo Atha
Tha Mit
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UN Chamber’ of Commerce
Xing
Sexterday
Fragmented court transcript with scattered quotes
The text shows a disjointed court scene with arguments about a suspect’s arrest history and who informed Judge Habnitt. A jailer and a defendant exchange words as officers discuss the truth of the arrest claims and potential around the case. The fragmented dialogue suggests confusion over whether the suspect was arrested more than twice and who authorized or witnessed the actions.
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Juder
Vance
Cination
Jon
Insurance Man Speaks on Confidence in Future of City
A speech discusses consumer insurance behavior, noting more people buy life insurance when financially confident and fear income disruption. It highlights optimism for the Kana Wha Valley and city progress, connects this to business conditions, and cites April national life insurance figures showing a record high for the month and strong year-over-year gains across regions.
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Kanawha
Couran
Lara
Difo
Thin
Deventer
Ong Kraup Insurance
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Muranen
United States
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Hame Montia
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Kenerat
Mynes Returned to County Jail in Unclear Probe
Fragmentary police report states Anton Mynes, convicted May 1 by Justin of the Peace Finney, South Charleston, on a charge of Imma. He was fined $56 and sentenced to 6 months in jail. Deputy sheriff searches are noted by Sheriff Masrey.
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Sheriit Lot
Mansey
Brouche
Anton Mynes
Justin
Finney
South Charleston
Imma
Salh
Norgad Ganz
Hines
Ahe
Winwider
Sheri Masrey
Logan News Roundup: Local Moves and Events
French Ellis departs for Huntington to enter Kesaler-Dell Hospital as a patient. W Hargrave P G Stanley and C T Human visit Columbus, Ohio, returning Tuesday. Mrs. Mert Siger, former resident, returns to Carrott Michigan. Bruce Carroll attends Charlenton business. A dance at Minin Street hall June 26 with Antlers orchestra from Charleston. Ironton Nallore aims to sweep Logan County Sunday June It against Omar. Ohioans seek two straight after June Monday defeat.
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Minin Street
Wnide
Antlers Orchestra
Charleston
Ironton Nallore
Lo- Ran
Omar
Ironton
Search for Heir Continues as Ward Disappears
The article traces Captain Ayres and investigators pursuing Ward, son of Georgia Ward, amid a vanished heiress tale. Ward, linked to the Ward Baking fortune, faced a murder charge two years ago but was acquitted after claiming blackmail and self defense. Speculation swirls about murder or kidnapping as motives.
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Captain Ayres
New York
Parsons Durcay
Ward
Gheel
Ayres
Ponnsylvania Railroad
Trenton
Peters
Ped
Coolidge Askes Continged Report on State Officers Influence
Washington June 1 The majority report on state officers and related matters will be delayed until tomorrow for review. Senator Wadsworth Republican of New York stated after party committee reports were filed that care is needed on the questions raised by New York Democrats about his votes on the eighteenth amendment and the dry law. A letter from 21 New York delegation members claims he opposed the amendment but supported the Volstead Act and backed overriding Wilson's veto.
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Jur
Warsuinuton
Bonater Wadsworth
Reputiican
New York
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Oiso
Wilson
Salcon Lewis
League
Franklin W. Christman
Jury system decision on Dunk failed show closure
Producers of Dunk dispute a jury voted to close the show after nine of twelve jurors favored closure. District Attorney Hanten and civic groups defend the jury process while threats of damages and criminal action loom.
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Averyans
Hanten
Anlill
Haulty
Mombers
Ayatem
Ime Panevid
Hut
Anagelation Ant
Police puzzled at charge to make in drowning of babe
ParkerSburg police undecided on charges against Sinrry Golden 36 held in Wood County jail in connection with alleged murder of a two month old baby. Mrs Golden confessed she threw the infant from the Verkersturg Helpra bridge over the Ohio River on June 3. Authorities consider possible accessory before the fact and weigh warrants against the couple. The Goldens have seven other children.
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Halvation
Declaration in Suit Cont oried from Farr Case
The plaintiff sues for twenty thousand dollars claiming injuries and damages from Credit Corporation reports made June 26 and repeatedly since then in the presence of multiple insurance and life companies and fraternal orders.
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Eaid Matti
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Phoenis Mutual Insurance Company
Columbia Mutual Life Insurance Company
Ohio State Life Insure Ones Company
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Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
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Etna Life Thaur- Anece Company
Shanandosh Life Insurances Company
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Obituary for Mam O W Seymour and William J Curran
Funeral services for Mam O W Seymour who died at a local hospital from heart trouble will be held at 3 30 pm at Sheppard chapel with burial at the Boring Hill cemetery. The deceased resided at 301 Beuhring Avenue Jackson County. William J Curran will have funeral services at First Baptist church at 1 90 pm with the Odd Fellows lodge of Boomer West Virginia in charge.
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Jackson County
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Brookhart Fight Shifts to Republican Convention
Major Albert G B Cumming notes central committee shakeups as Brookhart’s backers plan a showing against chairman Burnquist at the state convention. Brookhart campaigns since Mason City appearance press for district support while labor leaders hear from him in Des Moines.
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Jay
Burt Durnautat
Hrogk+ hart
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Eitheer Aldo
Acultien
Frank J. Luni
Brookhart
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Imbor
Fess Flays Dawes Farm Relief Bill in Congress Debates
In Washington today sharp congressional debate centered on a McNary bill aiding England via cheap farm credit. Vice President Dawes faced questions while Representative Schafer charged Volstead policies hurt farmers. Others urged a new federal farm credit system rather than repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Secretary Bell himself hinted the McNary Haugen bills may be economically unsound. Louis Berry, noted Mad singer, died in New York, leaving a famed fashion and social legacy.
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Fe Republican
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Dent Dawes
Schafer
Republican_Witconain
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South Dakota
Rand
Bellon
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