Coal men from many states attend national association meet
West Virginia figures heavily at the annual meeting of the coal operator association in Charleston. Attendees include George Bausewine Jr of Wie Vamenn and J A Bradisy of Dundas, with leaders from Elk, New River, Pocahontas, and Kanawha coal groups. Reports cover weekly and yearly production, shipments to New England, and upcoming state mining events and contests.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Fale Fawor
George Bausewine, Jr
Wie Vamenn
Wanternall
Thomas de Venny
Sidgarton
Porttemouth Dy-Products Company
Crames C. Dickinsan
Dickinson Pier Company
Garway
Winona
Maryland Man River Coal FE
Hart
Huntington
Basico Coal Company
Hawitt
Cromwell
Buckeye C
C Company
Walter Muir
Ralelen
Raleigh Coal and Coke Company
J. P. Mowlin
Beckley
C. H. Mead ,Coal Company
A. O. Winnon
Statle“Tielan
A. R. Yarborough
Daoncan Kennedy
Getary
Kanawha Coal Operators Association
John T. Wilson
Digeflein
Winco Block Coal Company
W. H Wood
Charlaston
Wood Coal Company
Ink
Worrall
Decktey
Winding Guilt Coal Rotors Association
Williems
Bluefield
Cardiff
Pocahontas Cos! Company
Cunningham Moncred
Thomas Farrell
New York City
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Te Pohontad Field
Walter H
Zngland
Wend
Tidewater
New England
I Hudson
New Eng
Roy Tonnare
Striking British Market Watch Amid Quiet Hampton Roads Trade
Mmembera and patient Deltith Stekin Cua operateta monitor the British strike closely while Inquiries report a quiet weekend. No new market moves showed in Hampton Roads trading as wholesalers say stability persists despite volatile conditions last week.
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Mmembera
Deltith Stekin Cua
Opsrateta
Atandpulal
Hampton Roads
Yeaterday
Whollewalern
Maveansant
Logan Ind
Viet Southern
Virginia Con
Federal men uncover return permit fraud network
Federal officers say return permits will be issued only at 250 immigration stations starting July 1 as part of tighter controls. About 200000 genuine permits are mailed annually, with fraud traced to several European countries and ships fined for improper use. Steamship firms face penalties for honoring fraudulent permits. a New York firm paid $2000 for a fraudulent permit.
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Wartiaord
Ann
Washington
Nerforn- Manean
aMfelanii
Great Mritain
France
Omctala
New York
Nitti Proposes Fascist Alignment of Unions and Associations
A report to the chamber of deputies outlines fascist style control over unions and professional groups. It mandates exclusive allegiance to nationalist aims, restricting workers and professionals to state approved associations while prohibiting political party affiliations within syndicates.
5 000 Turners Meet in Big Turnfest
Louisville Kentucky hosts the 33rd Rational turnfest with more than 5 000 Turners from across the country and Germany. Preliminary celebrations featured 3 000 children while a chorus of 400 voices opens the event. The week includes various events with drills and athletics culminating next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Germany
Churenutl Dowha
Ing Wequalifed
Cleveland Opposes Chicago Waterway Plan
Cleveland opponents push back against a proposed waterway from Lake Michigan to the Gulf via Chicago drainage canal. They accuse Chicago of masking water diversion for sewage use and warn Senate hearings in Washington will intensify the dispute.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Odag Wa
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Gulf of Mexico
Chicago
Spon
Ake Pines Teaters
Senate
Washington
McNary Farm Bill Sparks Senate Debate Amid Tariff Clash
Washington June 1 In a bid to win support for the McNary farm bill sponsors trimmed several provisions and delayed a two year operation of the agricultural subsidy line. Senators Capper Lemont Lenroot and others argued over subsidies tariffs and constitutional questions as the measure faced strong partisan opposition and questions about farm benefits.
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Washington
McNary Feria
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Attrots
Furmiera
Ray
Renatur Caposland
Demograt
Newe York
Ted
Igivtatte Declardin
Trob
Fison
Petwernt
Arkinsie
McNary
Republicaa
Oregon
Wax Willig
Antquoxelon
Supreme Court
Lemont
Capper
Ikanons
Miswtanippi Farm Bureau
Hinrriney
New England coal rates and politics stir regional concerns
A discussion of coal freight costs and cross regional routes details the impact on New England industries and workers. The piece notes West Virginia and Kentucky routes, price implications, and calls for New England representation at hearings, stressing coal supply as vital to industry and employment.
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Tidewater
New England
Weert Virginia
Runmie
Mission
West Virginia
Kentucky
Chamber of Commercy
Senate
House
Uberty
Pay Day For Pepper Scandal Scribed In Pittsburgh Committee Hearings
Testimony from a Pittsburgh committee describes a large pay scheme tied to the Pepper primary, with contributions from Gov. and Mrs. Pinchot and relatives totaling over 95000. Witness Deutel recounted workers paid in cash through a crowded room, with watch listers and poll workers funded via slips of paper and certificates. The account highlights the scope, timing, and methods of disbursements during the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atex
Comedia Aryre
Dinehut Committee
Quaker City
Fithe Bog
Deutel
University of Piteburgh
Black
Tno
Wadsworth policy stance sparks Democratic split
Contested letter by Al Smith supporters and New York Democrats prompts debate over Wadsworth reelection and potential expulsion from Congress. Public temperance figures argue over prohibition’s constitutional place while a separate suicide report highlights a family tragedy as a grim, unrelated item.
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Ax Theomy
Smith
Booze
al Smith
Consident
Tammuany Democrate
Tammuany Democraty
McGregor
New York
Waddworth
O'Connor
Whdeworth
Clarenca Trus Wilwon, General Ance Rotary of the Board of Temperance
Public Moraln
Smethodiat Episcopal Church
United States
Ilevansé
Wifa Dorr
Gouveneuil
Iloyat Bogardets
Tuathla Witu
Guster Leala
Hutvalf
Raymond Lee obituary funeral set for Sunday in Ricmond Cay
The Maiden and Hardin undertakers were called at Huron City today to convey the body of Raymond Lee who died Friday. He is survived by two brothers and one sister and a number of other relatives. Funeral services will be held in Ricmond Cay Sunday afternoon at 3 30 pm.
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Raymiond Lee
Hardin
Huron City
Ambalim
Raymond Lee
Ricmond Cay
West Side Business Men to Hold Meet
The West Side Business Men's club plans a monthly meeting at Bartlet Incorporated, 10 Charleston Street, tomorrow evening. Secretary J. F. Jones says topics include patronizing the Charleston public library in its new location, library facilities for patrons, and the central location. Also on the agenda is widening Charleston Street by 1 to 3 feet per side, with property owners already agreeing to extended distances, and plans to proceed with sidewalk changes once arrangements are complete.
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Charleston Street
West Side Business Men's Club
Barttet, Incorporated
J. F. Jones
Dineurnian
Ttte
Sistle
Charleston
Tts
Rotary Final Peoxeame At Beckley Club Meeting
The Beckley Rotary Club held a regular meeting Friday evening with no special program. Members discussed opinions and proposed actions, and invited Jackson Atle summer camp visitors, aligning with weekend events August 14 and 15. The club plans to visit the camp and rest with no formal program for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Peoxeame
Stetary Club
Qutta m
Paul Tayne
Prom ‘Gram Canualites
Jackson Atle
We Club
Ttatary
Callahan Heads Musicians Body in Charleston Election
Announcement made yesterday reveals Marty J. Callahan elected president of the Charleston Musicians’ Protective Association. John Loula Minaker named vice president Ruta Blumburg secretary treasurer Fred Pilcher and Ernest Filvely join the executive board. The group marks twenty three executive years under new leadership.
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Gratarday
Charleston
Thve Association
Marty J. Callahan
John Loula Minaker
Ruta Blumburg
Fred Pilcher
Ernest Filvely
Marion Talley Sings to 2500 in Huntington Concert
Huntington June 12 Marion Talley Metropolitan Opera prize singer sang to a packed 2500 audience at the city auditorium. The audience overflowed, cheering the American star who arrived amid a throng and praised Huntington’s beauty and Memorial Day efforts. Talley and her party toured Marshall College and attended a reception before her concert program featuring violin numbers and arias.
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Huntington's
City Auditorium
Huntington
Marion
ToWey
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Jung
Clarion Talley
Prizia Dong
Aoid Lee Talley
Uch
Tak
Cabell County
Gallaway
Mina Talley
Thos
Mise Talley
Bir. Wright
Hayne
Columbus
Ote Farr
Minn Tolley
Metropolitan Company
Mr. Wright
Marshall College
Bllen Talley
Noses
Numbara
oManert-Krefeler
Saville
Stoasini Iiss
Logan County bond vote eyed for paving and rail lines
Logan W Va June 12 The Lor Kan county junior ku klux kian order plans a flat open meeting in five weeks to discuss a $55,000 bond issue for paving Heh railroad streets with improvements. About 300 feet of East Stratton Street will be included. A program of music addresses and rituals will mark the event at Nightbert Memorial church. Morning eve ning Lauffer Maya and family head to University of Virginia for commencement. Omar park hosts Ironton Nators in valley baseball as Logan seeks new form against Pikeville, with players Latty Dow Wills Lefty Dye and others in lineup. Pikeville has one loss this season. Logan hopes to rebound with new combos and a likely start by Dramler Young. Lits and Wollerton in field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
W. Wu
Lor Kan County
Ku Klux Kian
WIN
Eant Stratton Street
Nightbert Memorial Church
Logan Slcea
HK. D. Haya
University of Virginia
Lauffer Maya
Ironton
Omar
Pikeville
Pikevile
Pikeyike
Young
Dramler
Sikely
Aeain
Kentuckians
Lits
Sogke
Wollerton
Man Hit By Car Near Stop 3 In St Albans
Elijah Pauley of St Albans was seriously injured last night when struck by an unidentified vehicle near stop 3 below the toll ridge. The car fled the scene. ambulance staff rushed him to Dunn's hospital where Dr I H Dunn reported a torn scalp and unconscious condition with no fracture detected on initial exam.
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Elijah Pauler
St Albans
Stop 3
Toll Ridge
Barlow's
Dunn's Hospital
I. H. Dunn
Veterans Bureau
Elks Plan Flag Day Celebration With Address
The Charlington lodge of Elks announces its annual Flag Day services to be held tomorrow at 2 45 PM at the Stadium st Laidley fald. Capt. John A. Thayer will deliver the principal address, with a daylight ball game between Bike and State Mouse ten to follow.
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Charington Lode
Lika
St Laidley Fald
Fred Wagner
Charleaton Lodge
John A. Thayer
Charleston
Ustar
Hoy Scout Troop
Hanner
Hev
Hobart W. Lilley
America
Audienga
Apesker
John A. Thay
Elks
Plans for Bungalows at Park Drive Announced
Mrs Lenta J Welch announced plans for two high style bungalows on Park Drive between Columbia Boulevard and Grant Street after permits issued by City Building Inspector N S Stark. Each house measures about 21 by 36 feet with brick veneer and composition roofs, four rooms, and priced at 4250. Bkaft Brothers secured a permit for a storage and service garage at Court and Mnany Wheels, a one story brick building with two rooms planned at about 8,S00.
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Park Drive
Columbia Boulevard
Grant ‘Streat
Lenta J. Welch
Stark
Wellinge
Aizo
Bkaft Brothers
Feud Ends in Tragedy as Father and Sons Die
Springfield reports a deadly feud ending with a dying father and two slain sons. Howard and Doe Neil brothers were killed by gunfire near Astoris Missouri. Police say the father is severely wounded and dying from bullet wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Towins
Guy
Astoris
Howard
Doe
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Itin
Carver
Presid Var Coal Company
Mie West
W. EB. Wright
Indian Jim Coal’ Company
Culver
Ind
Robert MH. Lamble
State Department of Mines
Nitti
Brea
Mallan Industries
Fit Automobile Company
Workera’ Council
New
Lens
Sears
Monument Co
Va. S4
Thane
Charleston, W. Va
Nem Nga
Annaneed
Vare
Tani
Reed
Gronnala Vilico
Beth Pala
Steed
Tieutel
Ueutel
Chenter
Moedlind
Iitisturgh
Thia
Kir
Utah
Uitteburgh
Vary
Init
Imazmany
Brookhaert
Covlidre
Ingerveln
Hitler
Stedd
Committee For
Cartitentes
Pawer
Epnay
Ward
Fenders
Buutel
Wadsworth
Pace Oueden
Thomas
Watkina
West Side
Beckley News
Anteriras Legion
Legion
Rooma
Kanawha Street
Dlacunston
McCreery
Deckey Oriente
Princeton
Heckley Kiwante
Prague Park
Birch
Heckley
Bwo
McGinnis Street
Mera
J. Lewis Bumgardner
Muntington
Marlon Talley
Ussing
Dn Hinton
Delle Wyatt
Maushter
Meenan Wyatt
Kingaport
Enn
Bir
Mra
Misa Sylvin Whey
Ceoths Bunkenmhin
Iedimines
Frienté
A. l
Godbuy
Mirm
la Iitehardaon
Mullens
Marie Mullen
North Fayette Atreet
Tieery Anderagh
Kings Daiehtera Hospital
Annie Sutphin
Wilson
Hoth Kirby
A. IL Matheny
Kant Park
Minars Dedrothy
Witte Garton
Charlenton
Callahan
Musicians’ Body
Mr. Callahan
Atr. Plumbery
Whcn
Marion Talley
Theo Yeiow
Debunay
Storfelle del Barco Viennese
J. Biranes
Viennax Woods
Logan News
Elijah Pauley
John Atkinson Thayer
Laidley Field
Lenna J. Welch Germits
Colon
Boulevard
Stock Exchange
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