Opening of Range at Kanawha City Halted by Heavy Rain
A heavy rainstorm yesterday halted the opening of the range at Kanawha City. Units represented in events near here included Camp Kae Paw and nearby areas. Officials reported the weather impacted operations, with orders issued to pause the ceremony and defer to commission officers for future timing.
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School Commencements Conclude This Week At Glenville
The article reports that Glenville commencement exercises conclude this week with a baccalaureate sermon at the high school and ceremonies led by Superintendent Ford tilvem. It notes board of education officials and local administrators in attendance, and mentions nearby towns hosting events as the calendar wraps up. It also references political activity with a Virginia convention and university matters involving Wood Moflinnia.
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Sectional Safety Meetings Called For State Department Discussion
A sectional safety meeting will discuss measures to curb fear and risk at the state department. Experts including Tate and others will address concerns in Charleston while recommendations from three majontie will be sent to higher authorities for consideration.
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Cabell and Kanawha Counties Delayed in Official Returns
Tardy results from Cabell and Kanawha counties hold up state returns as officials await further reports. Most counties have submitted delegates to the Republican national convention while Marion County lags. The tenth senatorial district shows J. F. Kidd leading with 17 votes to D. Hannan as a runner-up. Wildes, Cooper, and Hannah are noted in county tallies.
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High Court Convenes Monday Amid Procedural Delays
The state supreme court announced it will convene Monday morning to hear documents in a case involving circuit court rulings. Justices Lively and Meredith abandoned a planned trip to discuss matters related to pending appeals and a tribunal, while Judge Miller shows partial recovery from illness.
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Huntington Plans Gala for Fourth of July
Huntington outlines a town celebration with a grand parade at the fairgrounds. The program features races and a fireworks display, with expected crowds and a planned auto speed event drawing spectators.
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McCoy Murder Case T S Continued
McCoy murder case proceedings continue in circuit court at Mingus County with Judge Theanae Shepherd presiding. Key witnesses testified amid delays and cross examination as the defense and prosecution argued for venue and continuances.
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Wipperman and Rayford residents linked in July 4 opening
The Methodiat Sunday sernel with fave on opens July 4 at Flolty, Rayford resentry, Ara. J. 8, OW Inger haa returned with her mother in den aw tee Baby Payne, Thy CU Yan beth Hi Audes Tinie Mae, Thakr Provinced Greene Palintt, and many local visits and social calls across Charleston and nearby towns.
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Unusual Gift Found by Police Reported Theft
Police recovered a $50 theft related gift described as discarded clothing and a suit of clothes claimed as abandoned by a man named Friedman. Two girls selling ferns brought the items to a local store and later returned the clothes after authorities investigated their origin. The incident involved Winslow and occurred near a public area with the mother of one girl later contacted.
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King George Near Horse Fall During Parade
At Hagland on June 1 King George rode a horse that bolted during the parade. The king, aided by an escortable effort, was saved from a potential accident as the horse shied toward the crowd. The animal then broke toward a quieter route with the rider forced to retreat and remount along safer ground.
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Local Carnegie grads highlighted with awards at Charleston campus
Local boys receive Carnegie Institute degrees in mining machinery and industrial education. Kealey, Hacey Brown, and Sant J. Ford listed with addresses in Charleston, reflecting a large 856 graduation class milestone. The piece notes Atlantic Velographic cable history and ties to the institution’s founders.
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Publishing Firm Moves General Office in Randolph County
Largely unreadable OCR notes indicate a publishing company in Randolph County effected a move of its general office. The document mentions Dary Purchirsed an interest and amendments to its charter filed with the secretary of state, with shares tied to a ramping and authorized state actions. Details are garbled and names are uncertain.
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Berkeley Woolen Firm Reorganizes
Certificate of reorganization filed yesterday with the secretary of state by the Berkeley Woollen Company reducing capital stock from 100000 to 59000 dollars. Office and main plant remain at Martinsburg Berkeley County. List of incorporators includes Terhune and others from New York Virginia and West Virginia. Incorporators named for Land Company Huntington and associates.
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Health menace in Indian states alarms federation
Mrs. Mart Fowler, state chairman of Indian Welfare, warned before the General Federation of Women’s Clubs that health conditions on Indian reservations are ghastly and a public menace. She cited trachoma and tuberculosis, described the erosion of living conditions along the Ol ovata River, and urged cognizance of endemic diseases threatening native populations. A separate NY report notes Tyland Crook Corporation declaring an extra dividend on common stock.
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Delegates to Davis Guests at New York Reception
West Virginia delegates to the Democratic National Convention will be guests of Mr and Mrs John W. Davis at a Long Island home. Davis sent invitations to delegates before the convention opening and many accepted. Some members may not arrive in time for luncheon. Davis boosters across the state and country anticipate favorable convention support.
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Topping Attends Detroit Meeting With Fire Marshal List
State fire marshal and Flys Marshals association president Mr Topping attended a Detroit meeting yesterday to discuss prevention matters ahead of the Republican national convention in Cleveland. Another fire marshal and county officials prosecuted an incendiary case in Harrison County court.
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Winding Gulf Coal Output Declines in May Week
Continued decline in Winding Gulf coal production for the week ending May 31 shows Smokeless district figures with New River at 80.1 percent and other districts facing reductions. Soft coal output also scales back as May ends, amid observances noted in the report.
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