Hindy Remembers Old Time Friends in Germany
President von Hindenburg, greeted by a former corporal from 408, exchanges memories on the Wamburg city hall steps. Officers and veterans recall 1864 battles, with Hindenburg recognizing faces after thirty years as the Ice Saints and wind power plans loom in Germany. A Berlin tax quirk and a Dusseldorf health and race fairness exhibit are noted amidst broader wartime recollections.
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Derles
von Hinégendare
Alen
Hig Army
Agtoo
Wambure City Hall
Frealdent von Hindenburg
Tet Chow
Stelchow
Aed
von Hindenvurg
Kosnigagrod
Fragmented Education Scene Shows Blind Workers in Trades
A damaged clipping describes blind stenographers, dictaphone operators, and secretaries at work. It notes a school teaching traditional packing, candle assorting, bottling, and machinery, with blind graduates earning wages equal to sighted workers in similar roles.
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Helen Keller
Germany
Paleo
Ite
Obituary for Cassady Ks udy 81 at Chesapeake
Cassady Ks udy aged 81 died at his home in Chesapeake Kanawha County last Sunday night after a brief illness. Survived by his wife two daughters Strawert A ton of Clinton and Sine Allen Case andy of Cheesapeake four sons Bruce and Robert Cassady of ton John Nairn of Waye nd Bruce Natie of Anbland and one daughter Mrs Charles Porter of Huntington. Funeral services conducted by the Rev Warless of Huntington at the Chesapeake Methodist Episcopal church. Burial in Farmet cemetery.
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Cassady Ks Udy
Chesapeake
Kanawha County
Strawert A. Ton
Clinton
Sine Allen Caseandy
Cheesapeake
Hruce
Robert Cassady
Ton
John Nairn
Wayend
Bruce Natie
Anbland
Charles Porter
Huntington
Ray
Canadian Troops Visit America in Cleveland Celebration
Canadian soldiers from the Toronto Scottish Regiment marched through Cleveland to celebrate Canada Day. The visit marked over a century of friendly ties and highlighted strong social and commercial ties between Cleveland and Canadian provinces.
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Cleveland
Toronto Scottish Regiment
Canada
Poem Controversy Hits University Faculty Change
Missooula June report on a poem titled Bett Little Women by Joe, published in The New Masses, prompting Montana university figures to consider White resigning from Ungttah at Yala university. A telegram from Washington postal authorities threatened action if White did not step down, officials stating The New Masses as unacceptable.
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Missoula, Sfont
Prey
Hal Raunters White
Yala University
Montana University
Sumer
C. WH. Clapp
White
Washington, D. C
Coolidge Signs Indemnity Bill For Scotland Death
Washington reports President Coolidge signed an indemnity bill approving payment of 42 000 to the father of Daniel Williams on account of his death. A coroner jury found the 52 year old man was killed by a police officer after being ordered to halt while approached by two plain clothes men. The incident occurred in Mascat Laute on July 1, 1911, amid claims of impaired heart or misidentification.
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Washington
Coolidge
Britain
Daniel Shaw Willameon
Teettieh Wubsect
Laute
Hrartoy
Willamsod
John Willams Ron
Allen
Scotland
Congress
Fur Workers Strike Ends With Agreement
In New York on June 11 a 17 week strike by 12000 fur workers ended after Farmiers Union and Associated Fur Manufacturers reached a deal. The agreement includes a 10 percent wage increase, a 40 hour week rising to 46 hours in four buyalent months, and a two year moratorium on hiring new apprentices.
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New York
Farmiers Union and Associated Fur Manufacturers Association
Fireman Killed in Wilkes-Barre Blaze
Wilkes-Barre Pa June 11 a fire destroyed a three story business district building killing one fireman and injuring several others after nearly three hours of battling flames. The blaze caused about 200000 in damage and reignited late last night before being controlled. Nearby authorities reported Yellowstone discovery noted in dispatch.
Trip fruitless Wilkins returns from Arctic expedition
Captain George Hubert Wilkins and four other Detroit Arctic expedition members arrived by Alaska railroad at Fairbanks after a failed attempt to fly over the Arctic region north of Alaska. Lt Carl Ithron remained to store equipment. plans hinted at August reuse of planes and a possible next year land search between Alaska and the North Pole.
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Fainbanks
Alaake
George Hubert Wilkins
Alaska
Almaka
Carl Benjamin Ithron
Wilkins
Hew Parte
Mnettinn
Thoma G. Tanphier
Comemanding Belfridge Wield
Michigan
Tne Michel Observer
Charles M. Winrly
Lanphier Jo
Alexander Matron Smith
Nenana
Point Carrow
Almaska
Frederick Lewis
Wilkinn
Alanka
North Pole
Spitsbergs
Ben
Norway
Point Barrow
Funeral Cortege Marks Yi's Solemn Separation
In Reoul Korea on June 11 the body of Yi the last emperor of Korea reached its resting place at Kinkoku at midnight after an 11 hour wake along a 14 mile route from Seoul. The solemn funeral begins with ceremonies before the coffin and continues with elaborate Korean Buddhist rites, scheduled to last two hours ending at 8 pm.
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Reoul
Korea
Kinkoku
Seoul
Blind students to receive degrees at University of Illinois
Urbana June 1 Two blind students will be among more than 1900 to receive degrees next week at the University of Illinois. Leonard of Lake Villa and Innis of Bellflower will earn degrees, having studied through reading services and mental note taking. Leonard will obtain a master’s degree in political science with top marks and plans graduate study in education.
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Urbana
Atuel Dente
University of Iola
Unusuat
UT. Lennard
Lake Vila
AL Innis
Bell Mower
Nuve
Unem
Leonard
Donia
James Becomes Largest Railroad Owner in Nation
Commodore Alen Curtin Janse rises as the country’s top railroad stake holder with a major Western Pacific stock purchase. Connected to Yurst National Bank and United Itatan Trust, his ties span the Philip-Dotee venture and Daniel Jamra’s mineral interests. he is cited as a principal owner in Northern Pacific, Great Northern, and Southern Pacific holdings.
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New York
Commodore Alen Curtin Janse
Yechtarian
Han
Surreat Pinkie
Western Pacific
Wall Street
James
America
Yurst National Bank
United Itatan Trust Company
Hla
Phelpa-Dotee Corporation
Daniel Jamra
James’ Railroad
Northern Rallanila
Southern Pacific
Loneliness Drives Heiress to Death by Own Action
New York June 11 found dead in Greenwich Village apartment heiress Mina Mackenzie 24. The body was found by Raymond Flash who said she appeared to have died about an hour earlier in the bathroom wearing a gown. Two bottles labeled poison were nearby and the scene suggested self inflicted death amid loneliness after a roommate marriage.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Vanker
Misa Jean Mace Kensle
Wn Helreanon
Mulchin
Raymond T. Flash
Miss Stackengie
Hardette P Crala
Mina Mackenzie
Janelinans
Ried
Charlotte
MackKenzie
Singer, Sewing Machine Company
Wax
San Francisco
Air Attack Group May Get Transfer
Washington June 1. The transfer of the third attack group from Kelly Field Texas to Fort Crockett Galveston is a principal change planned in Air Service reorganization. The plan, tentatively worked out, awaits War Department approval after congress acts. If the bill fails the current Air Service structure remains and proposed changes are shelved until legislation passes.
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Washington
Kelly Melt
Bon Antonio
Texas
Fort Crockett
Galveston
Army Air Service
Air Service
Congress
Air Corps
Houan
Senate
War Department
Flavin
Con Kresa
al Accvica
Mrs Loeb Visits Son in Prison on His Birthday
Mrs Albert Loeb visited her son Richard Loeb in the state prison at Joliet Illinois for the first time in nearly two years. It was his twenty first birthday and she brought a fruit and sweets basket. They met in the interviewing room and spoke briefly during the half hour visit.
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Loeb
Champagne shipments and prohibition misgivings in America
The Moet champagne representatives claim plentiful supply in the United States if paid for, noting scarcity and legal restrictions. They say limited quantities are allocated for medicinal uses and bathing, while denying knowledge of any permanent ban, as prohibition concerns persist.
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France
United States
Count Chandon Moet
America
Havre
Henri Most
Neely Denounces Coal Debate On Nation Supply
The speech argues West Virginia can fully supply coal needs, refuting the claim of shortages during strikes. It asserts unlimited coal deposits and low-price runs, and criticizes a central law to ease strike disruptions. The discussion notes June 24 adjournment and a delayed impeachment cone reference. Washington, June 11. President Coolidge to appoint five members to a new railway labor act mediation board.
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Senate
Virginia
West Virginia
New York
Conn
Iandin
West
Congress
Nail Arnitirs Walihngton
Debacle in Major League Styled Scrap Yard Ballgame
A chaotic exhibition game ends with the Gazette news reporters recalling a wild, error prone clash. Heber, Murphy and Reber pitched for the winning side as the opponents struggled with fielding. a dubious home run and a chaotic late scene color the report.
Britten Incumbent Faces Challenge in Ninth District
In Chicago the Republican summary notes Representative Britten, the incumbent and renomination winner, introduced a House resolution alleging coercion by precinct committeemen to switch support to Bertha Daur under threats. The piece accuses a gang of intimidating citizens and infringing constitutional rights during the alleged reform efforts.
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Men
Yimary
Chicago
Britten
Wiinais Distriet
Bertha Daur
Efertion
Ding
Tha
Federal role in primary contents remains limited
Officials from the justice department offered no comment on the resolution. They stressed that the federal government exerts no control over primary content except in cases where municipal and state enforcement bodies fail, highlighting limited federal authority.
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Justice Department
Hard Times Inspire Charleston Business Optimism
A Charleston industrial leader argues hard times are self made and the city can rebound. He notes rising coal production, payrolls around 1 000 000 monthly, ongoing home and plant construction, and local material purchases helping merchants as business improves.
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Charleston
Gherleston Dealera Loca Planta
Charles
Legal Advertisements From West Virginia Corporations
Legal notices report dissolution and surrender actions for Dixie Manufacturing Company and a related firm in West Virginia, detailing resolutions to cease operations, publish notices, and file certificates with the Secretary of State. The records include dates, corporate names, and required publication steps.
Notice of paving and sale of collateral in Kanawha
Notice describes paving work in atlas area, estimated 2,668 square yards, with council rights to adjourn. Also includes notice of sale of collateral: five shares of Chiattain Manufacturing Company stock held as security for notes by C. Fy tlaeharis, with sale arranged by Joan Bavideom and Central Trust Company as trustee, Kaneawha County West Virginia, June 1938.
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Cine
GAR Company
OL & Qar Company
Blatt of Meat Virginia
Rummera
Chasivston
Tate
West Virginia
Cincli O
Thie
Weel Wirwinhe
Max Millet
Rly Matan
Fenaser
Thuredar
Ath Sata
Ador
Counell
Furthuelotarmetio Avoly
P.ntinoris
Kanawha
Virginia
Cartifcate No
Chiattain Manufacturing Company
Chiattain Manufacturing Company, of the Top Value of Saver Share, Sald Atack
C. Fy Tlaeharis
Mde
Amid
Ealer
Joan Bavideom
Notich
Troateea Bale
Central Trust Company
Purkta
IC Ly
Tertalm Dem
Willem Ht
Wright
Cornelia
Willian W. Wright
Weicht
Hyinion Trust Company
Charleston
Clark
Abril
Iwarar
Willem Carmelia D. Wright
Union Trust Company
Charivaton
Wes Virginia
Pittystour
Balder
Walt
Kankwhe
Jotadiain
Unis
Ramuel Edwards County
Ethel ‘Thar
Nabert Thompasn
Lewin Treet
Jaco
Lawie
Forest Fm
Fenew
Bok No
Wricht
Cornel
Bayeswold
Miller
Florence
Central Trust Company, Trustes
Amith
Tusesl G. Quarrier
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Villaces
Mandeharrien
Enginasra
Turin
Forester
Berlin
Naca
Citt Nd
Mealch
Treasury Department
Tmae
Treasury oMcinis
Heve” Han
Dusseldorf
Silex School For
Datty Hirsch
Notkevery
Sears Monument Co
Va. St
Charleston,’ W. Va
Joe
Wilkes-Barre
Jean
Theernie
Beat
Turether
Jackson
Building & Loan Association
Ninth Street
W. Va
Hartington
Werbert L. Carney
Charleston National Bank
Arctic
Alaskan
Mrs. Loeb
Son
Neely
Enteem
Honda
Reber
Forbes
Heber Tras
Murphy
Wand
Way
Fornes
Ikebe
Atitchell
Hammer
Light
Luces
Jarrett
Tally
John Mitchell
Tanager
Mitchell
Lfe
Avery
Frank Parlington
Anore Hind
Presa Nichole
Popes
Powell
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Ascend
Otend
Tfatry Ll. Stourney
Kentall Vintruwe
Old Mantach
St. FB
Printora
Artutera
Partes
Mitchel
Lucna
Licht Hammer
Whecht
Graeham
Iheber
Rast
Dunlap
Chutton
Chiey
Buvage
Partington
Foster
Watt Powell
Charslight
Mr. Behuls
Dariners
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Mohonem
Crarleaton
Busi ‘Clateret
Dixie Manufacturing Company Tion
Aaryignol
Mattimora
Murrland
Ixte Blanuraceturing Company
Mat Macsianil
Tae H Dlavontinie
Aureendare
Inia Corporation
Wet
Vireinis
West Vireginia
LW. Toomat
Auld Corporati
Jen
Tmuszze
Rarminel
J.T. Arithae
Molder
Nald County
Texeta
Mercetne Charlenton
Kanawha Cousthsaisle
Jones Bublivieton
Bigley Avenue
Ford
Washington and Ruffner
Quarrier
Brooks
Level
Truslow
Reynolds
Virginia Street
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