Platform demands clear platform without weasel words
Knox urges Republican party to adopt a direct, courageous plank on currency and state power to regulate minimum wages for women and minors. He vows not to concede the nomination, denounces centralizing federal authority, and criticizes recent court rulings as not determining state wage powers.
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Cleveland
Frank Knox
Chicago
Qoday
William E. Borah
Idaho
Knox
Republican Party
Mit
Althen
Supreme Court
New York
Cal. Knox
Landon
Kansas
Carbide Triumphs In Key Sutton Contested Frame
Du Pont pitcher Vickers allowed eight hits as Carbide rallied in the middle innings. Calvert reached on an error in the fifth, scoring on Frazier’s triple, while Sutton tripled and scored on Waiters single to seal a 7-6 win. Rippetee worked 22 1 3 innings with seven hits allowed.
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Paste VeKearne
Ocaleert
Hallan
Ft Froaier
Bob
Kernsaba
T McCrackne
Vickers
Ripperoe
DaPont
Carbide
Johnson
Sutton
Rippetee
Hite
McCracken
Wirsine Wicker
Button
Um Pires
Young
Schuda
Births announced for Barbar Frances Jordan and Julia Ann Noland
Mr and Mrs Earl Jordan announce the birth of their daughter Barbar Frances on Monday morning at Kanawha Valley hospital Mrs Jordan formerly Miss Mary Frances Fitzwater Also Mr and Mrs George Noland announce the birth of their daughter Julia Ann on Sunday at Mountain State hospital
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Earl Jordan
Barbar Frances
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Julia Ann
George Noland Sunday
The
Mountain State Hospital
Grade School Pupils Should Enroll Today
Grade school pupils are urged to enroll for summer sessions directed by Morris Harvey College starting this morning from 9:00 to 11:45 at Mercer, Tiskelwah and South Charleston Central. Each school can accommodate about 40 pupils with a 15 minute play break at 10:15. The six week session fee is $1.50.
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Childern Ptwig Toenpall
Directi Uf
Morris Harvey College
Wine
Mercer
Tiskelwah
South Charleston
Louis and Schmeling Fight Style Debate Preview
The observer weighs Louis and Schmeling boxing styles and strategies. Louis trains with Jack Blackburn and can adapt his approach, while Schmeling relies on smart maneuvering to defend and counter. Both fighters could employ tying up tactics, with Louis potentially having an easier adjustment and Max facing tougher resistance. The writer notes personal experience and intends to fight the winter.
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Louis
Ars
Schmelits
Schmeting
Lews
Jack Blackburn
Schmeling
Max
Henshaw Shuts Out Phillies as Cubs Extend Win Streak
Chicago pitcher Rey Henshaw limited Philadelphia to six hits, earning his fourth win as the Cubs stretched their season-long winning streak to six. Ernie Sulik belted a seventh-inning homer with a man aboard to cap the scoring in a 6 to 3 victory.
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Chicago
Rey Henshaw
Cub Southpaw
Philadelphia
Henshaw
Ernie Sulik
Pall Chicago
Shiorza
Hack
Suhg
Offerman
Klein
gGalan Cf
Camilli
Joan Whiney
Aria Norn
Wilvon
al Eg Gomer
Atwood
O Henshaw
Tors
Kelleher
Gomer
Pascoaw Phiadelphia
Gomez
Herman
Obes
Cavarretta
English
Eeror
Mermas
Galen
Demme Horne
Uilk
Catarretta
Passean
Hornhaw
Bassean
Caton Laslag
Altcher
Pesseau
Quigley
Maran
Magerkurth
Obituary notices for H W Stephens and others from Charleston
Rites for H W Stephens long associated with Colcord Coal in Maontepal are set for four this afternoon at Barnleit chapel in Charleston. Died of heart disease, he was past master of Kanawha lodge No 20 and connected with several Masonic bodies. Surviving are widow in Columbus and son H Willard Stephens of Chicago. Further notices list funeral services for Mrs. Mabel Vickers, Mrs. Ella Johns, Mrs. Sarah Rust, infant Eileen Kessel, and William A Brown, with details on dates, locations, officiants, and burial sites.
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H. W. Stephens
Charleston
Colcord Coal Company
Maontepal
Columbus
Barnleit Chapel
Ernest Thompson
Fi Presbyterian Church
Sunset Memorial Pork
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Stephens
Kanawha Lodge
A. F
A. M
Beni Kedem Temple
Kanawha Commandery No
Columbu
H. Willad Stephens
Chicago
Eugene B. Stephens
Ella Z. Johns
Ella Z
Johne
Ohio Avenue
Barlow Chapel
Robert Bagnell
Montgomery Memorial Park
Robert Johns
Ralph W. Joling
Buffalo
N. Yu
Frank D. Palmer
A. H. Tyothman
Dunbar
Nancy Hundeger
Joan Young
Kessel
Eileen Kessel
H. L. Kessel
Slip Hill
Emma Chapel Chorch
Kenna
Jackson County
Edwin Parsons
Isabell
Alvin Fisher Af Clay
Noble Long Funeral Home
Grain and Provisions Market Report and Harvey Barton Funeral
Grain and Provisions reports show wheat prices steady with firm finishes and day’s highs. various bids and quality grades listed. Harvey U. Dutch Barton, 44, of Ferry Branch, dies. services at Harlow chapel, burial in Graceland Memorial cemetery. survivors include brothers Horace and Haley Barton of Charleston.
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Harvey C. Barton
Harvey U
Dutch” Barton
Ferry Branch
Harlow Chapel
C. H. Harrington
D. D
Graceland Memorial Cemetery
Horace
Haley Barton
Charleston
America will live and prosper claims keynote speech
The keynote speaker denounces liberal misrule and alien viewpoints, urging Americans to reject decline and reclaim opportunity. He cites historic tests of resolve from Valley Forge to Gettysburg and World War I, insisting the nation will endure through courage and merit.
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Ameciea
Kowa
America
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
France
Plymouth man Criner dies after illness at home
Criner William B. Criner of Plymouth died last night after months of illness. Funeral arrangements are pending at Barlett funeral home. He is survived by his wife Fula and six children, including Mrs. W. A. Brown and Mrs. Thomson of Plymouth, Mrs. Fred Hall of Charleston, W. M. Criner of Oak Hill and L. Criner of Tad, plus sisters Mrs. Frances Eplin of Racine and Mrs. Elizabeth Powers of Frazier's Bottom. Ida Belle Price of Virginia Street died last night at a local hospital. her body was taken to Barlow funeral home.
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Mabel Vickers
Lanham
Perine Chapel
Cedar Grove
James Elswick
Vickers
Hoya
Frances
Win. Macel
Annalee
Laura
Betty Vickers
Carol Hoya
Darrell Vickers
John Wes
War
Helen Buckner
Marie Bailey
Bertha Foster
Ward
Bouleh. Bailey
Dunbar
Eugene W. Wess
Am Criner
Willian B. Criner
Plymouth
Barlett Funeral
Fula
W. A. Brown
Thomson
Fred Hall
Charleston
W. M. Criner
Oak Hill
L. Criner
Tad
Frances Eplin
Racine
Elizabeth
Powers
Frazier's Bottom
Ida Belle Price
Virginia
Street
Barlow Funeral Home
Ida May Ekkins
Ida May Elkins
VD. Elkins
Kanawha River
Noble Long
Jobe Massey
Raymond
Junior
Virginia Lunsford
Ameagle
Gladys Anderson
Delores Gates
Barbara Massey
Five Young Men Home On Leave From Navy
Five young men who joined the Navy through the Charleston recruiting station were home on leave yesterday. They are William Harald Williams and Leslie Louis Keatly of Charleston Muriel Hanes Webb of Owens Francis Earl Berman of Nutro and Donald Ray Totten of Neubert.
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Othe Nave
Charleston
William Harald Williams
Leslie Louis Keatly
Muriell Hanes Webb
Owens
Francis Earl Berman
Nutro
Donald Ray ‘Totten
Neubert
Neon Sign Ruling Favors Hakone Rice Growers
Japanese ice and crop growers win court decision halting four neon lights at a Hakone hot springs resort. Growers testified crops declined after lighting. Experiments show neon light disrupted plant rest and the springs owners must pay damages to rice-field owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hakone
Japan
Funeral for Daniel H. Gillespie Held at Home
Services for Daniel H. Gillespie 58 of Bigley avenue were held at 2:30 PM at his residence with Rev Strother A. Campbell officiating. Burial followed in Spring Hill cemetery. Also noted are commodity market summaries from The Associated Press and obituary details for Ida May Elkins, including survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Daniel H. Gillespie
Bigley Avenue
Strother A. Campbell
Spring Hill Cemetery
Associated Preess
New York
Ainey
Ateanire Meday
Aaley
Wwe
Mme
Soria
Léon Mund
Bamos
Two More Recitals Planned at Mason School
Mason School of Music schedules the fourth and fifth recitals at Quartier Street venue. Tonight features pupils including June Melton Jear Musgrave Reta Mac Stull Willard Perry and others. A Thursday program by Miss Grace Dorst pupils assisted by Henry Collison includes violin and tenor performances by Walter Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason School of Music
Quartier Street
Avlock
June Melton
Jear Musgrave
Reta Mac Stull
Willard Perry
William Foster
Robert Musgrave
Dorothy Spancer
Charles Mason
Mary Elizabeth Springston
Elugene Pierson
Frances Orth
Lucille Penick
Gordon Shingleton
Margaret Weaver
Ann Bitzer
Arm Peck
Kiwanians Declare For Community Chest
Kiwanis club adopted a resolution at the weekly luncheon urging reestablishment of a community chest to support city charities and coordinate their financing. H. L. Snyder Jr spoke on Our Relations With Canada. Sixteen Charleston Kiwanis delegates will attend the Kiwanis International convention in Washington July 21 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Daniel Boone
Council of Social Agencies
Canada
H. L. Snyder, Jr
Charleston Club
Washington
Market Summary Glitches With Copper Tin And Lead
Copper quiet on the S and P metals scene with spot and nearby prices listed. Tin steady with futures around 42.00 to 42.10. Lead steady with spot markets quoted near 80 to 85 and futures around 4.00. Rew Jones Coming Market Averages report notes mixed industrials and declines in some stocks amid limited activity.
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Assaciated Press
New Fork
Copper
Future
New York
East Bt
Rew-Jones
Browns Trim Continued Rage 13 With aS to 3
Baseball notes cover two games from the era. Hogsett limited Yorks to two runs through eight innings while St Louis and New York clashed. later Chicago White Sox beat the Athletics 5 2 in Philadelphia. Also Yale and Columbia discuss a 1938 1939 football home and home series.
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Vivieny
Hogsett
Yorks
St. Louis News
Craseti
Atiole
Soliers
Hemsley
Hiprees Co
Donrsin
Worsley
Lovaens
Relte
Lazseel
el Cates
Lazzeri
New York
Louis
Gomes Gomey
Dan
Hagsey
Gomer
Uapires
MrCesar
Quinn
Creebs
Southern Association
Knoxville
Nashville
Chattanooga
ACTA
Yale
Columbia
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Stripp
Hetsch
Vaughan
Bucher
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Jensen
Hassett
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Plitshurzh
Bares’ Na Tals
Mungo
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Bite
Wid Piten Binen
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Sarah T. Rust
E.R. Rust
Pocataligo
Roy Carder
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B. F. Robertson
Owen and Barth
W. L. Price
D. E. Asbury
Har, Eastwood
A. B. Bailey
Homer Duff
A. F. Pitzer
G. Copenhaver
Homer Jett
John A. Fielder
Jona W. Sparkes
Orville Hackney
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D. E. Salisbury
Roy €. Goff
A. J. Humphrey
Grant Copenhaver
BD. B. Brawley
W. F. Shaver
Luther Jenkins
L. 0. Steinbeck
I. A. Gurder
Thomas Fielder
Troy Cromwell
William A. Brown
William Alvin Brown
Prentar
South Malden
Seth Baptist Church
Asbury Cemetery
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Thomas Ranson
Lester Pauley
Otis Thaxton
Robert Jordan
Chris Hilleboid
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Peters
Drkes
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Grube
Gfink
Kennedy
Dean
Yeeves
Fhulsberg
Radcliff
Hansta
Kreevich
FP Hayes
Bonure
Pace
Iington
Krenvi
Dandle
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Warstier
O Finney
Leon Basng
Chiereo
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Fink
Airikeou
Kennedy Falk
Bing Giro
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Lasine Ancher
Dietrich
Gmpires
Wublarg
Dinneen
Gels
Tine
the Diamond Bargain Basement
Frigidaire
the Mage
Bcene
Lee
the Diamond
Diamond Department Store
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