Coal Operators Protest Rates in Logan District
Coal operators in the Logan district protested before the public service commission against a proposed 50 percent increase in freight rates on coal from Logan to Huntington for water transshipment. The Logan Coal Operators Association filed a protest with the Interstate Commerce Commission contending the 25 cent per ton rise beyond 50 cents is unreasonable and unjustifiable, arguing the matter is intrastate and not under ICC jurisdiction. Chesapeake and Ohio files suit challenging river transshipment rules from Sandy district to Catlettsburg. the court postponed the effective date of rates to July 4, previously set for June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Public Service Commission
Huntington
Logan Coal Operators Association
Interstale Commerce Commission
Rie Sandy
Catlettsburg
Chesapeake Vd
Ohio’ Railway
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
George W. McClintic
St Albans Circle meets at Mrs Turner home
St Albans News Circle Number 3 of the Woman's Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Shelby Turner. Attendees included Mire. W. E. Mohler, Mrs. Jamee Hentman, Mrs. D. A. Webb, Mrs. Harry Cowl, Mrs. Everett May, Mrs. James Weimer, Miss Melissa Champr, Mrs. H. D. Stanley, Mrs. Troy J. Sutler, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Turner
Mire
W.E. Mohler
Jamee Hentman
D. A. Webb
Harry Cowl
Everette May
James Weimer
Melissa Champr
H. D. Stanley
Troy J. Sutler
Local clubs hold meetings and notices in St Albans
July and August meetings planned at Mrs James Weimer s home on Eighth avenue. Guests visiting from Seattle and Charleston. Friday prayers in multiple homes. Circle No 2 of First Baptist met at Miss Sarah McComas home. Presbyterian circle hosted by Mrs B F Selbe with Bible study led by Mrs George Welmer. D A Webb Jr visiting Jeffersonville Ind Joyce Kindt visiting Cincinnati. Gleam class met at Mrs Fred Carel home. Upcoming July meeting at Mrs L A Edwards home with picnic at six. St Albans groups elect officers. taxi driver robbed. city registration and residency reminders issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. GB. Dillon
Turner
James Weimer
Eighth Avenue
D. A. Webb
J. A. McClung
Seattle
Washington
Mra
Rodney Graham
Carter Rodger
Rainche
Clayton McClung
J. ©. McClung
Charleston
J. S. Kesterson
Third Avenue
I. F. Hollandsworth
First Avenue
W. H.J. Knapp
P. L. Brothers
Kanawha Terrace
A. St. Rice
Ninth Street
Nancy Perry
Cunningham Street
Earl Russell
A. Street
G. W. Ashcraft
Fifth Avenue
Riley
Dawson
Bitz
L. N. Seldenridge
F. Ti. Gibson
George Weimer
Wilbur Bodie
B. F. Selbe
C. H. Zerkle
D. A. Webb, Jr
C. T. Brightwell
Jeffersonville
Ind
Misa Joyce Kindt
Cincinnati
J.B. Gillespie
Neilie
Jackie
Wat Grippe
First Baptist Church
Fred Carel
Main Street
Neile Roger
Rogera
Ethel Bryan
Virginia May
Dorothy Miles
Zeulma Young
Helen Escue
Kathryn Bryan
Dorothy Tavis
Ads Arbaugh
Catron
Helen McMichen
Carol
Mss
B. W. Turley
Willie Walker
Harry Kindt
Richwood
Charles
C. P. Guice
H. M. Gandee
St. Albans
M Meén
Meth
Laxative Indo-Vin Promoted By Charleston Drug Store
An advertisement touts Indo-Vin as a new medicinal plant blend that aids digestion and relieves long standing constipation without laxatives. It claims the formula works with food, reduces gases, cleanses blood and organs, and can be bought for a few cents daily at Cohen's Drug Store in Charleston with daily public demonstrations.
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Yeaterday
Eabeds
Cohen
Charleston
Alan
Butchers Break by M. D's Hormone Insight
The article recounts experiments where Dr Whipple fed anaemic dogs various meat diets to restore red blood cells and plasma. Notable listeners include Nobel laureates Dr Minot and Dr Beat, plus Dr Crile. It highlights hormone roles from adrenal cortin and thyroid across bodily minerals and muscle activity. Dr Winkelstein reports a drip milk method aiding peptic ulcers in 150 patients.
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Whipple
Noremal
George Minot
Charles H. Beat
George W. Crile
E. Kendall
Mayo Clinic
Asher Winkelstein
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York City
Electrified fences curb wayward cattle in upstate tale
Nationwide clips tell of oddities from New York to Oregon. Ingersoll’s cattle stay home behind a self‑locking wire, gypsies coerce a wish via a handkerchief in High Point, and a Dodge City plea from a worried mother appears amid a string of curious incidents. Police sort reckless driving charges as messes unfold in small towns and cities.
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Associated Press
Hornell
N. Y
Ingersoll
Iaskersoll
T. Louis
Emile Cunningham
Mallls
Malls
Rumored Weight Loss Claims Stir Gossip in Town
Citizens discuss a sensational tale about a woman allegedly shedding 21 pounds with Kruschen Salts. A Callaway reader named Barham claims dramatic health gains after a month, while various critics doubt the miracle cure and warn against unsafe dieting.
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Sonal Pers
O. Barham
Callaway
Bruechen
George No Longer Drinks Whiskey Chronicle Remark
A notice reports George has stopped drinking whiskey using a White Ribbon remedy. The item mentions a 20 year Bromats woman and a price of 6200 for a thesis at Potterfield's Dru mem Ady.
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Frontier
Frontier Seamooth
Nature
Owl
George
Potterfield
Dru Mem Ady
President Roosevelt commissions 27 West Point cadets
West Point June 11 Roosevelt, as commander in chief, hands second lieutenant commissions to 27 cadets. He warns an inadequate army threatens the nation and urges restraint, unity, and respect for others rights. The ceremony includes First Lady and officials. he shares wartime leadership anecdotes and a moral code for new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N.Y
Roosevelt
Congress
U. S. Military Academy
Wadson
Tody
James Roosevelt
John
Farley
Dern
Douglas MacArthur
Army
William D. Connor
Academy
Washington
Uncle Sam
Marshall Foch
Foch
Flush Poisons From Kidneys and Stop Getting Up Nights
Advertisement urges a cheap remedy claiming it flushes kidney poisons and acids, reduces night awakenings, and eases backache and swelling. It promotes a diuretic product for frequent nighttime urination, cramping, and moist palms, asserting harmful wastes are removed.
Sistersville Man Is Held in Theft
MOUNDSVILLE June 12 A postal agent said two mail pouches vanished from a truck en route to McKeeffey have been recovered. James E. Fox truck driver confessed attempting the theft. One pouch held mail and the other a 1200 payroll for McKeefrey Coal miners. Pouches found unopened in a ravine. Fox claimed he hurled them from the truck with the help of Sam Beaver who was driving. Fox to Wheeling for hearing before a U S commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
B. L. Plicher
Here
McKeeffey
James E. Fox
McKeefrey Coal Company
Fox
McKeefrey
Pitcher
Parkersburg
Sam Beaver
Sisternville
Beaver
Wheeling
U. S
Sino Rejects Jap Demands in China
The political council of the Chinese national government met for an extraordinary session but adjourned without disclosing talks. Officials indicated Beijing refused a written assurance to comply with Japan's demands, including anti-Japanese suppression in China, resettlement of Japanese in China, tariff changes, and inviting Japan to future international talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Shin
Nanking
A. I
North China
Kwantung Army
WES
Hosign
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Logan Group
Capitol Dam
Pennsylvania Avenues
St. Albans News
THE
American Distilling CO
Peein, TL
Odist Episcopal Church
South
John Cassitt
Clarence Dawson
J. V. R. Skinner
E. C. Colcord
C. J. Bartlett
W. L. Lynch
O. N. Slater
C. P. Goodson
Mary Janet Marple
Paul Dawson
H. C. Pittenger
Edward Buster
Bryant Taxi Company
Upper Falls
Huster
Lincoln County
Buster
N. Slater
City of
M. D's
Uncle Cyrus
United Distilling Co
Dodge. City
G-men
Dodge City Globes
Bonnie Lee
Portland
Ore
Mike Kosky
Kosky
Minlelly
Cas
Three Rivers Blended
Ae Gees
Trice
Royal Fur Querrier Dickinson Chont
Bistrington
Dean & Daart Wich
Radford Paint Co
Loveys
U. S. Army
Virginia St
Bologna
Bec
Wetners
Sistersville
Sino
Fleischmann
George Washington Life Insurance Company
Ernest C. Milair
Milair
West Virginia Institution
Kanawha Sreet
West Virginia
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