Youth Dies in Gun Accident Near Pint Grove
William Coffey eighteen was killed when his thirty two rifle discharged while frog hunting by a pond two miles south of Pint Grove schoolhouse. Friend Meadors sixteen witnessed the gun drop and the coroner’s jury ruled the death accidental. Coffey is survived by parents Charles and others. funeral planned for Monday.
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William Coffey
Pint Grove School House
Emmouth
Careo Meratows
Greet creaUe
Fisits
Ws Highway
J. Luncley
Lethers
Cottey
Hurddome
Che City
Pallea
Britton
Sergilas
Ful
Magitrate 7
Tully
Ecrne
Young Meadows
Ten
Meadows
Young
Boris
Twig Bre
Tieabe
Gand
Coffey
Charles P. Coffey
Summers Street
Friedeon
Wodrow
Zils
Barold B. Mathews
the Tribe In
Oma
Charles, Jr
Charis
State House News From West Virginia Comp Claims
One hundred ninety four workers injured in power industry filed compensation claims with the state compensation commissioner Colonel T. Jarrett. Huntington district game warden contests with Sted the offices of the state game and fish commission. Prorence Seunders from Fayettaville Wake visited the department of education offices as W. W. Saunders, superintendent of negro schools, prepared to leave for Colorado for teacher training. Secretary of state announcements list names including C. T. Hyatt, Walker, Wilkerson, and A. OArien. Mines department notes plans for a home in Fayettes with a weekend visit from a relative. Charters granted include Simwood Realty Co Charleston with capitalization 63000 and incorporators Cannaday Thayer Bellet Aliebach Row. Coakeepon Tae Kim Co. secures real estate. Upsilon Chapter Fal Ste, Morgantown non stock. Greek fraternity aims to organize and conduct usual business. Incorporators Herzbrun Welch Cooper Cass Siegel Looper Gottied.
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T. Jarrett
Huntington
Sted
Amte Game and Fish Commission
Prorence Seunders
Fayettaville
Wake
Departee of
Abeth
W. W. Saunders
Aupec
Colorado
Yeyalty
Colorady
Ae Aly
Youberet
Yaster
Nis Tome
Fay Mts
Hha
Charies- San Sh
Simwood Realty Company
Charieston
capi_lization
A. E. Cannaday
Margret Thayer
R. D. Bellet
Leroy Aliebach
Ia Row
Coakeepon
Tae Kim Company
Whgage
Gedisral
Benincas Pane
Upsilon Chapter
Fal Steana Delta
Morgantown
Auc
Maurice
Herzbrun
Welch
Alex
Cooper
Cass
Jack Siegel
Newark
Adolph Looper
W. Va
Harray Brarger
N.S. J
Schoolinc
Patrymoot
Lenard Gottied
Calm Lindberghs Mother Draws Admiring Crowd
A large procession along vania avenue delayed the presidential party as Mrs Lindbergh, calm and composed, attracted attention with her attire and poised presence. She wore a white summer coat, a broad black trimmed hat, and carried a bouquet of red Yemder roses. Also noted is Mrs America Bucklew recovering from injuries after a Charleston auto crash and driver J Melane securing a continuance in court.
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Vania Avenue
Cindbergh
Coolidge
Lindberg
Ath Sapival
Ana Baack
Lindbergh
Mya
America Bucklew
Charleston
Oakland
Mountein Brete
J. ©. Melane
Guthrie
Rechimesa Drivae
Lindy's Washington Welcome Draws Nation's Roar
Lindy arrives with his mother aboard the Memphis after a cross Atlantic voyage escorted by planes. At the Washington navy yard crowds jam gates and a parade proceeds to Capitol Hill where President Coolidge publicly honors Lindbergh with the Distinguished Flying Cross as officials and spectators cheer. Lindy appears modest, waves to the crowd, and shares a quiet moment with his mother amid the fanfare and high security.
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Ras 7
Lindy
Navy
Burrage
Mre. Lindhoren
Lindy Onlq
Memphis
Tver
Mayflower
Wilbur
Navy Yard
Los Angeles
Secretary of the Navy
Ct Ceteras
Tinay
Ingersoll Watch
America
Mariner
Belleau
White House
John Haya Hammond
Republic
Washington
Capitol
Lindbergh
Idvaia
Third Cavalry
Coolidge
Trndy
United States
Afr
Supreme Court
John Phillip Souna
Stars and Stripes Forever
Milllongs
Prince
Mr. Coolidge
Linds
Europa
Secretary Davis
President Coolidge
Rome
Mra Lindbergh
Bindbergn Arasp
Youth Killed In Auto Smash Near Levi Home
Cameron Jordan five. colored, son of Mr and Mrs G D Jordan, was killed when struck by an automobile on the highway near his Levi home. The driver stopped but fled into the vicinity as police sought details. The child died on arrival at Mountain State hospital.
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Cameron Jordan
G. D. Jordan
Levi
Wee
Mountain Blate Hospital
Mod
Cameron
Sealec
J. Cuthbert Campbell
Wes
Logen County
Obituary notices for Price and Childress families
Obituary notices report James Harvey Price 80 died at home on Glenwood Avenue after brief illness, survived by wife Mamie, daughter Mrs. W. J. Moore and son Lawrence Boore of Ontario California, plus siblings. Separate notice lists Mary Louise Childress 74 of Ruth area, daughter of Hiram Holstein, with son Judge B. E. Childress and several other sons and two sisters, services at Childress cemetery. Also Farris B. Aide 24 of Charleston, died at son George B. residence. services at St John Episcopal with burial in Springhill, highlighting Aide’s business prominence and migration from Indiana to Charleston.
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James Harvey Price
Glenwood Avenue
Hea
Charleston Electric Supply Company
Mamie Price
W. J. Moore
Lawrence Boore
Ontario
California
Thomas D
Price
Grezhbriey County
South Side
Mary Childers
Selock
Childress Cemetery
Ruth
Mary Louise Childress
Juge
B. Eb, Childress
Bolin Etreet
M. B
T. J. Childress
Chariester
J. W. Childress
Beckley
Hoxie Hudson
Maxwell Atree
City
Clamle McGinnis
Parkersburg
Childress
Hiram
Mary Louise Holstein
Manningsville
K. Nicholas
George Lewis
Salem Basham
Joe Farris
George Thabés
Albert Sahley
Abraham Skad
George Damus
Abe Cassis
Mike Habin
Chariey Parris
Alde
Ilness
Burin
Fort Wagyne
Ind
Charleston
Mike
Score
Andrew Aide
Charge City Rides Behind in Taxes in Debated Meeting
Bir Cochran outlines tax conditions to council, noting capitation and personal property taxes form a large but impractical to collect debt. Council members discuss failure to collect capitation taxes and allege heavy-handed assessor methods.
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Charge City
Carhell
Casto
Lindbergh crowds greet in Paris and London broadcast
The report describes Amary ton releasing forty eight homing pigeons as observers gather for Lindbergh’s tour. He speaks from Le Bourget Paris promising a message from France and Europe to the United States. President Coolidge and Lindbergh share a brief salute as crowds press outside the White House circle.
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Liebergh
le Bourget Field
Paris
France
Belgium
London
England
Europe
America
United States of America
Lindy
Dus
Shoussidd
Mre. Coolidge
Aj Little Reek
Lindbergh Fete Draws Post Office Staff In Washington
Washington June 11 The post office department played a key role in Lindberghs reception with decorative signs on Pennsylvania Avenue and two large posters featuring postal clerks. Two mail wagons carried sacks of letters while another truck bore telegraphs and congratulatory messages. At the Capitol steps a military escort fired salutes as the Lone Eagle spoke. Forty eight homing pigeons released symbolized states and a wait for photographers ended with a gray haired woman getting a final shot from the White House balcony.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Hir Muain
Lindbergh
Pronsylvania Srenue
Alr Mall Bay
Gypsy Revelers Cap Night With Varying Pleasures In Chautauqua
The Gypsy Revelers eight member group staged a varied program at the Chautauqua tent on Kanawha and Radford streets. Audience reaction ranged from delight to disappointment as operatic numbers and gypsy camp songs alternated, with standout moments from the eight voices and a later piano showcase by an unnamed artist.
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Tte
Gilberc
Kanawha and
Radford
Pearta
Ciarlebton
Etenes
Ami
Ena Fm
Yory Sweethead
Normandy
America
Europe
Ane
A. Lilley
R. W. Lilley
Chanrleston
Levine Plans Air Traffic Over Sea
A political convention scene shows Lindbergh appealing to industrial interests of his homeland. The youth of 25 praises expanding air mail and airport development to boost Europe trade and aviation growth. Delirious crowd responds with loud cheers and applause as supporters hail his modest stance.
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Levine
Lindberght
Air Iines
Europe
Guy
Real estate transfer records show large Charleston property sale
The sale of blocks 913 and 915 Quarter trend was recorded transferring from Charles E. Pusne to Zimmerman Realty Co for 20000 in deed valued by experts as far below actual worth. The property fronts 858 feet with a two story business block housing a confectionery, billiard room and grocery. Local figures estimate the true value near 272000, with other interests possibly conveyed for concealment. Zimmerman Realty linked to Charles F. Zimmerman.
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Charles E. Pusne
Zimmerman Realty Company
Elrent
McPay
Innestreet
Payna
Charleston
Charles F. Zimmerman
Oid Mercantile
Renkara
Flight to Washington blocked by heavy fog over Atlantic
L H Scott’s attempt to reach Washington to deliver Charleston greetings to Colonel Lindbergh was thwarted by dense fog about one hundred miles east of Charleston. The Prattler aircraft faced three layers of fog and turned back to the city.
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L. H. Scott
Wash
Ngton
Charleston
Lindbergh
Filer
Engio
Remarkable Gallstone Treatment Discovered in Chicago
A Chicago reader reports a new gallstone remedy that allegedly dissolves stones, with widespread praise and claims of dramatic relief. Hildebrand's Laboratories offers free treatment trials to those who write, promising to help sufferers.
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Chicago
Deatar
Hildebrand
N. Valen AV
Hite
Benet
Memorial Elks Plan Flag Day Memorial Service
Community services honor Albert Edmund Humphreys who died in Denver on May 8. The memorial, at the Opta Air Camp in Abney Park, begins at 3 p.m. with a Union Mission board session and tribute by local churches and charities. Holy addresses, music by Moose band, and messages from notable leaders will be read as flags and ceremonies unfold across Charleston venues.
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Albert Edmund Humphreys
Denver
Colo
Opta
Abney Park
Union Mission
Humphreys
Charleston
Bealder
Frean
Htt
Bia Fe
Wlre
Bia
Henry 5B
Daven~port
John Laing
Fred
Blue
Pat B. Withrow
Moose Band
John Urwin
Giengala
Dawes
Mr. Humphreys
Lindbergh Honored as President Praises War Hero
President Coolidge lauded Charles Lindbergh in a public address, praising his valor and modesty as crowds cheered. Lindbergh, seated near officials, received warm tributes including a note of War Department praise for promotion. The reception drew about 1,700 people amid France’s acclaim and European goodwill. A car theft nearby was later found abandoned on West Ride Street.
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Lindy
Davis
John Hays Hammond
Colonel Lindbergh
Liney
Apprause
Lindbergh
War Department Mm
Emahatis
France
Fortfolia
Coolidge
Astendex
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Westwate
Secretary of
Cffice
C. T. Hyatt
Mhatwood
Doeddridge County
E. P. Walker
Wayne
J. G. Wilkerson
J. Chariketon
B. A. Oarien
Mato
Wan
Foxe
Voolalge
Little Fall
Minn
Samuel
Atlantic
Potomac River
Whebington
Memphin
Englang
Tignes
Haing Point
Harrow
Tas
Washington Navy Yard
Crater
Evangeling Andbergh
Detroit
Omvy
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Ave
Sline
Earth
Bome
Fifth Avenue
Toomey
New Willard
Iman
Lindyl
Cepitel
Amary Ton
Monument
Peace Monument
Fotomec
Aid Gx
Ahe
Chautauqua
Rachmaninott
Garden of My Mount
Gpera
Opera
Yron
Lucia
Alng Mn
Birch & Company
Barry Connora
Tage Oney
DEA
Plan Memorial
ELKS
Gil Man
Union Mission Camp
Evert
Charleston Ellis
Quiairier and
McParland
Confederacy
Giar Ate Meng
Waiforss
Daughters of the
Monumchas
Capital, Lee and
Peetiesa
John A. Parson
Virginia Street
Patrotiran Littleton
Laird’s
Mmere
Anerlea
G. A. Thompson
Charleston Street
S. Spencer Moore Co
Capitol ET
Barbers
Barber & Heanty
Key Tratsit Co
Brandield Igseb, Pa
Leta
Bluefield
Siittoh Tertium
Ue S
Backiey
Cnari
FORD
Via Medical Casas
Maine
Carro
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