Morris Harvey fund drive to start at once
A drive to raise 300000 for bringing Morris Harvey College to Charleston from Barboursville begins immediately. The plan was announced at a Charleston chamber of commerce meeting, with the site to be chosen only after funds are fully subscribed.
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Morris-Harvey Fund
Morris Harvey Codlegs
Charleston
Barboursville
Jeston, Chamber of Commerce
Busi- Men's Club
Newcomb
Fanny Evefit
Charles
Mikraine
Evan Atated
Charleston urged to add two years of medical training
Dr. T B Romine of Charleston recommends Morris Harvey College in Charleston add two years of medical training to its curriculum. He argues WVU offers only first and second year work, and rural West Virginia lacks doctors. local clinicians could supply junior and senior year instruction at minimal cost, strengthening Charleston as a medical hub.
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Gon
Joseph Fopp
Air
Sh. Mathews
Cat F Young
J. C. Musgey
L. G. Becninger
T. B. Romine
Charlesto
West Virginia University
Atute
Morris Varvey College
Charleston
Romline
Morris Harvey College
City of Charleston
Heven
West Virginia
Association of American Medical Colleges
American College of Surgeons
Enama
College of Medicine
Morria Harvey
Morria Harvey, College
Wrst
Ginla
Mortis Jtroves College
Ubariesten
Suresons
Tarleston
Earl of MacDuff Questions Real King of England
London June 18 The Earl of MacDuff son of Prince Arthur of Connaught refuses to be fooled by Uncle George and asks to see the real King He learns the national anthem and questions the words Our noble King The scene at Bagshot with Duke of Connaught and the nurse narrates the encounter The youngster insists that the King is not Uncle George Despite the nurse’s cue he remains certain the King is grandfather His comment shows a childlike view of royalty Meanwhile Mrs Roberts away visiting Ballston Spa New York with her husband a postal worker who will join her in August
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London
Earl of MacDuff
Prince Abcrthur of
Connaught
Kling
England
George
Bagshot
Duke of Connaught
Macduff
Roberts
Ballston Spa
Society plans a round of events for Ascot week
London society readies for Royal Ascot starting next Tuesday as wealthy residents rent homes near the racecourse and elite tents bloom with elaborate gardens. The royal court relocates to Windsor with King George inviting guests to view a semi state procession. races offer £4000 in stakes, featuring the royal cup and other classic events.
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Associated Prose
London
Windsor Palace
George Lua
Ula Castle
Queen Année
Jazz concert crowds jam Finsbury Park open air
The outdoor jazz concert at Finsbury Park drew thousands as gates were locked and parts of the crowd were pushed back before the first piece. Distant saxophones faded as performers wore white flannels under an open air policy by the lord mayor.
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Finsbury Park
Negro Singers
Canterbury Cathedral open to visitors without fee
Canterbury news notes that visitors to Canterbury Cathedral may enter free of charge. The article recalls the cathedral's founder and first Archbishop, noting annual income once averaged over $10,000 and suggesting voluntary contributions may cover funding. Other local notices describe various social happenings and sales.
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Canterbury
Ting
Canterbury Cathedral
St. Augustine
Lumber dealer placed on probation for mail fraud
William Campbell, a lumber dealer, pleaded guilty to using the mails to defraud and received five years probation and a $160 fine. He faced an indictment for padding expense accounts with eastern lumber companies. John S. Walker, former Sharples postmaster, pleaded guilty to misappropriating funds and was sentenced to one year and one day in the Atlanta penitentiary for a shortage of $1,400.
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William &. Campbell
United States
States District Court
Eastern Lumber
John S. Walker
Sharples
Atlanta
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Chamber of Commerce
R. O. Newcomb
Brad“Noyes
W. E. Conzel
Harrison “Smith
J.-F. Callison
John C. Matons
Ben Beer
Er W. Hanns
Charien EK. Payhe
Rocco FZ. Gorman
I. E. Poteet
C. W.camps
RW. Lilly
James C. Smith
W. H. Joy
William Burdetts Matthews
Wry Buverstein
HG. Nichol
Amazon
Virginia
Pennsylvania Ave
Mgr
Washington Street
Goshorn Street
Lick Eine
G. H. Duke
W. Q. Watters
Piedmont and
Elizabeth Streets
Highland Drive
Callahans
Court St
DE. M-V. Godbey
Superior Cleaners
Coats
Virginian Theatre
State and Summer Streets
Society
Royal Court
Windsor Castle
William C. Gorgas
Panama Canalogus
British College of Pastology
Tt Ly
Joz
Bram
SUN
Oxford University
Axel Grayen
California
J. P. Carleton
Dartmouth
Apé
Carleton
Caumbridge
Crisket
Nelms
Hutfstudt
Louis
South
Capitol Street
William Campbell
The
Howard C. Smith Detective Bureau and Collection Agency
Tex
Police and Protective Association
Agoward
Smith
Gem
Clyde UU
Rose Farm Inn
W. BM. Faker
Ceredo
Dentane
Natima
Pesca
Thos. E. Banks
New York City
Ferguson Hall
Washington St
International Bible Students Association
T. BE Banks
I. BR
Federal Building
Edgewood Club
Southmoor Country Club
Kanawha City Company
Bernard Barnes
W. E. Chilton
Charles Couch
John Crowley
Seth Henshaw
Clyde B. Johnson
Arthur B. Koontz
Levi
R. H. Merrill
O. J. Morrison
Russell Quarrier
A. Ritz
E. H. Shonk
P. Stacy
Charles Sterritt
Joe Wehrle
C. E. Woodrum
Sollgra
Selene Lion
Suilgre
H. D. Porter & C
Kanawha National Bank
W. VA
H.D. Porter & CO
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