Judge Hudson's Mother Dead at Hanging Rock Ohio
The death of Mrs. Mary C. Hudson mother of Circuit Court Judge Arthur P. Hudson occurred at 7:30 a m yesterday at Hanging Rock near Ironton Ohio after a prolonged illness from pneumonia and sinus trouble. Born in 1844 in Ireland she came to America as a child and lived at Hanging Rock. Surviving are seven children including Elizabeth Eleanor Hudson Thomas L and Richard Hudson Mrs S R Plorxon of Huntington W Va Judge Arthur P Hudson and Mrs W M Jefferys of Hanging Rock, plus six grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced. services planned at St Lawrence Church with Rev Dr J H W Cotter officiating.
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Mary €. Hudson
Arthur
P. Hudson
Circuit Court
Ironton
Ohio Valley
Hudson
St. Lawrence Congregation
Mary C. Hudson
County Waterford
Ireland
Patrick Galvin
James Hudson
Hanging Hock
Elizabeth
Eleanor Hudson
Thomas EL
Richard Hudson
R. Plorxon
Huntington
Arthur P. Hudson
Charleston
W. Ye
W. M. Jefferys
Hanging Rock
Will Trace
Hetavia
Beckley News: Local Athletics and Visitors Noted
Beckley and surrounding area report a boy injured after jumping from a moving wagon near Kanawha Street. Doctors evaluate possible injuries as X rays are taken. further details pending. Nearby, Dan W. Cunningham of Charleston, a former U S marshal, visits on business, known for roles in northern West Virginia law enforcement. Other locals, including Dr. Jarrell and A Ben Lowe, travel for associations and summer engagements. Student Emily Riggs earned a Master of Arts at West Virginia University Morgantown. Distant visitors from Carter and Logan counties, plus business guests from Charlottesville and Wilmington, frequent Beckley events this week.
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Beckley
Julien Esrle Waliams
George W. Williams
Wasor
Kanawha
Dle
Obituary for Ella Evans 15 in Charleston chapel service
Ella Evans a colored girl aged 15 died Wednesday after a brief illness. She came to Charleston from elsewhere 16 years ago. Funeral services will be held at the Harden and Harden chapel this afternoon at 2 30 o’clock Rev George W Harvey will preside. Interment will be in Spring Hill.
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Ella Rvana
Ella Evans
Charleston
Harden and Harden Chapel
George W. Harvey
Spring Hill
Harry K Thaw Denies Public Slander and Sensation Claims
Centinerd from Page One quotes Harry K Thaw criticizing recent Vahed newspaper stories as false. He says he offers no gifts or lavish tips and has demeaned himself no more than any decent citizen. He notes intrusion and courteous public interactions but defends his conduct as not warranting sensational rumor.
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St Gond
Smoot Discusses Possible Tax Cuts Next Session
Senator Smoot says tax reductions could total between 350 million and 75 million dollars after June payments and tax returns are reviewed. He expects exemption increases for low incomes with possible light reductions, while higher earners would bear more. He favors eliminating federal inheritance taxes and shifting that burden to states via income tax collection. He plans to meet the President to assess what his committee can do in the summer and fall for next session's tax legislation.
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Smnot
Tommorrow
Smoot
Understanding semi formal tuxedo wear for men in daywear errors
A vintage guide debunks common myths about tuxedo use. It clarifies that tuxedos are semi formal evening wear, not daytime attire, and outlines proper components such as wing collars, black bow knots, and pleated shirts. It stresses correct color use, season independence, and proper tailoring for confident, appropriate dress.
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C. B. Wer
Van and Schenck Delight Charleston Audiences Again
Van and Schenck wow Charleston crowds with a two part program at the Hearse Theatre. The pair, acclaimed for dialect songs and vivid stage presence, promised a new lineup including The Rolling Stone and You Cant Fool Aqid Hosa. A supporting cast featuring Marie Hart and company, McCarthy and Sternard, and Babb Sycedt and Loraine enhances the midweek bill with singing, dancing, and novelty acts.
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Eoers
van and Schenck
Charleston
Wem
Gua van
Zim
Imedehensk
Bomey
Van
Schenck
The
Rolling Stone
Aqid Hosa
Arec Othni
Ada
Marle, Hart and Company
Ginders
McCarthy
Sternard
Babb
Sycedt
Loraine
School Board Debates Library Question and Annex Purchase
The school board may call a meeting next week to decide the public library issue. The library commission authorized George Laidley to purchase the Capitol Entrance building for library use, with two dissenting votes and one member absent. The annex location and board approval remain unsettled, while two board members back the annex plan.
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Annex
Board of Education
Detarl
Rebing
Achant Board
Sehen
Tuvedar
Permack
Reas Sautand
Wbrary
Serapt Board
Dr. Rebing
Ibpary
Uint
Aninex
China War Update Reports Tension and Far East Naval Moves
Widespread clashes around Canton and Shanghai prompt foreign observers to note limited international risk. US Marines landed on Hunga to safeguard American property as a Chinese commercial delegation meets with British and US officials. The Pampanga and a Canton Christian college convoy engage shellfire with no injuries reported. Military authorities warned to protect lives and property amid ongoing Canton area fighting.
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Chinas Chamber of Commerce
Delapathone
United State
Hunga
Nnten
Pampanga
Canton
China
Shaghal
Jenking
Junga
Christian College
Important witness in Shepherd case aids defense
A key witness in the Shepherd case, White, had been missing for weeks. He reportedly wrote to authorities in New York and Philadelphia claiming threats and expressing a desire to return to Chicago, but was kept away due to financial hardship and lack of support.
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Tage
Shepherd
Lalm
Thalr
White
New York
Philadelphia
Jitihe
Chicago
Younger Men Form Lunch Club in Charleston
Younger men of Charleston launched the Charleston Club under The American Business Men's clubs at a Kanawha hotel charter banquet. Governor Gore and State leaders praised the group, stressing youth influence on West Virginia's future, with charter presented by Dutt Lewis and comments from business and civic figures.
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Youngblood
Charleston
Kanawha
Gore
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Toms
Rop Alderson
Yoummneal
Nover
Fis Natural Resources
Renater Alderson
Amerteny
KM. Keatley
Lttley Wikant
Lmrer
Vem
Suheuck
Wee
Dutt Ts Lewis
Nation
American Business Men's Clubs
T. Hawkins
Une Club
Wos
J. 8. Madison
Chamber of Commerce
Graduation Scene At St Elizabeth Convent School
An impressive graduation marked by 19 eighth grade pupils at St Elizabeth Convent last night in Sacred Heart church. Father Marcellus delivered the address urging reliance on religion amid crises. Diplomas and medals were awarded to Virginia Matispatrick and Lea Heron amid a musical program and floral church decor.
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St. Jizabeth
Sacred Heart Church
Father Marcellus
Sacred Heart Paoriah
Claas
Lyo
Pages
Pather Martellus
Virginia M4tspatrick
Catholic Daughters of America
Lea Heron
Ageliat
Litte Whlk
Mixsey Nerntoe
Minneapolis robbery link to Chapman case widens
Police seek New Britain detectives to question Joseph P. Johnson alias Joe Clifford and William G. Briggs in a Midwest crime tour tied to Gerald Chapman. Johnson claimed 34 note cracks across the nation as authorities note his ties to Chapman and unresolved New Britain killing. An extension for Chapman's appeal was granted while fatalities from a Connecticut case loom over ongoing investigations in Hartford.
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Minneapolta
York
New Britain
Conn
Joseph P. Johnson
Minneapolis
Gerald Chapman
Connecticut
Patlee
Johnson
Middle West
Joe Clifford
Wiliam G. Briggs
Stillwaller
Minn
San Francisco
Chicago
Rockview
Hartford
Jane
Ming of Laws
Newell Jennings
Chapman
Nathan. Freedman
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Fatrelman
James Skelly
Tussle Seen Over Plasterers and Bricklayers Strike
The labor dispute between plasterers and bricklayers spreads from New York to Washington Detroit and Chicago. A planned strike by the plasterers union, against firms including George A Fuller Thompson Starrett and Longacre Eng osing, could halt New York area work valued around 76 million dollars, clouding ongoing conciliation efforts.
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Page Ouednesastetary Davie
Tn Pree
aAfxpute
Wnion
Departmenta
Larsau
New York
Mel Uivern
International Plaster: Erg
Labor Department
Beco
I Nation
Arrike
Dricklayers
Pisip
Aign
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Ami
George A. Fuller Company
Thompson-Starrett Company
Longacre Eng Osing and Construction Company
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Beckley News
DB. B. Jarrell
Rblucheld
A. Ben Lowe
Cincinnati
Beckley School of Music
Mrr. Lowe
Stephen Williams
John
Bowling
County Court
Ged
Howard Meek
Ingram Branch Conk Company
Waa
Ingram Branch
Emily Riggs
Wind Ing Wulf
West
Nicholas Loftus
Carter County
Kents
Tot County
Ashland
Loftus
Baleigh County
Albert Noel
Wovington
Virginia
Herbert Donca
Charlenton
Toda
Jack Moris
Macbeth
Logan County
Larey Dillon
Nocomis
Tilnale
Po Nianth
Henry Bellon
Sylvia
Harry K. Thaw
OS Vart Dressen “By
Beamash
O. E. Wry
van & Schenck
CITY
American Business Club
Preston
Ch Ghagtineau
Rotary Club
Charleston Rotary Club
Frivhard
Lions Club
In Orgualention
P.O B. Bourne
R K. Buford
Una We
Connell, Jr
Maychinge le Arey
Norfolk
Jerteanlantion
Chamber of Commercy
John Gass
Hubert C Buford
Morite P. Peterson
Charles Singleton
Roy QO
Bowles
Robert c. Kelly
John. Ti. Treston
Noward Baer
F. B Coleman
Wt. Hawkin
Swearingen
da Pyle
Ry Ja. Hunley
Montgomery
G. Kelley
Dno
Jervis
Frank Lobnits
San Hil Hag
University At
Morgantown
Umuchi Parente
WG Hilky
Vedinint
Robert Guechanal
Alao
University
Ty Niagupat
Kanawha City
West Charleston
South Charleston
Tower Bridge
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Grand Trunk Pacific Halfway
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Brinkman
Yeuterdis
Decatur
Ule Aimount
Joseph Hat
SSS Quarrier
Capitol
O. J. Morrison Department Store Company
O. J. Morrison
Morrison’s
Coats
Georgette
Uni
Hani
Morrison Price
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