Tomorrow Night City council to act on street paving and huckster ordinances
The council will debate two controversial measures at tomorrow's session. A street paving plan covers about 20 projects with protests from many fronting property owners. The huckster ordinance would impose a $200 annual license on itinerant farm vendors, drawing opposition.
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Goma
Messurs
South Hills
Chauveten
Charleston Atreat
Patrick
Stockton
Groscup
South Side Bridge
Loudon Heights
Abney Circle
Loudon Eights Road
Norwood Srenim
Summars Street
State
Washington
Fort Road
Charleston Street
Fort Hill Drive
Fort Hil
Michel Avenue
Port Hil Drive
Hillview Court
State Street
Court
Fort Hi
Adichert Avenus
Thonite
Atreat
Korthover Road
Bellevee Additions
Gap Road
Jean Street
Poplar
Kelly
Poplar Street
Oak Drive
Forth Middle Street
South Middle
Bellevue Addition
Columbia Boulevard
Park’ Avenue
Park Drive
Kanawha Avenue
Western Avenue
Maple Drive
Norwood
Briderak x
Dickmewi
Morris
Washington Street
Elizabeth Street
Michigan Avenue
Nancy
Dizabeth
Fifth Street
Garvin’ Avenue
Stephen
Gree Avenue
Gen Avenue
Oten Avenue
Grace Avenue
Linesia Street
Zim
Lewis Street
Thompson
Johnson Subdivision
Norwood Avenue
Magnolia
Lee Street
Beauregard Street
Ruffner Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Glen Avenue
Garden
Orange
Redley Street
Park
Glen
Aletea Street
Pennsylvania
Bigley
Garden Street
Gen
Lien Released in Coal Lands Case Involving West Virginia Firm
Special Masters Berkeley Minor and Samuel Spears directed by United States Judge George W. McClinlic to release on 18 percent acres of coal lands tied to the consolidated salts suit of Goodman Manufacturing Co and others against West Virginia Coal and Coke Co.
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Berkeley Minor
Samuel
Spears
United States
George W. McClinlic
Consolidated Salts of Goodman Manufacturing Company
West Virginia Coal and Coke Company
Konjola Claim Promotes Health Remedies
An advertisement features Mr Joseph F Wilson praising Konjola as a cure after other treatments failed. It claims bottles regulate bowels relieve kidney and liver issues and improve health. The product is advertised as sold in Charleston and Fotterfield's.
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Konjola
Queen Ola
Ian
Charleston
West
Fotterfield’s
Radio Clock Dr Olays to address Columbia relations today
Radio clock program notes Dr Enrique Olays president elect for Columbia will speak at 2 30 p m BST on Commercial and Diplomatic Relations Between Columbia and the United States. He will be introduced by Charles Stephenson Smith of the Associated Press The CBS London broadcast features Hugh Walpole at 11 30 a m EST with musical segments by Paul Specht and his orchestra and Sigmund Romberg pieces with James Meltan and the Pasternack orchestra. Yeoman of the Guard and other musical items fill the schedule across WABC WEAF and WJZ stations.
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Enrique Olays
Columbia
Columbia Broadcasting System
Olays
United States
South American Republic
Charles Stephenson Smith
Foreign Service
Associated Press
CBS
London
Hugh Walpole
Paul Specht
WABC
Specht
Sigmund Romberg
WEAF
James Meltan
Josef Pasternack Orchestra
Yeoman of the Guard
WJZ and
Chain
Cesare Bodero
WJZ
WEAT
New York
Gee
NBC Chain
WABO
CBS Chain
Flelacht
Cathedral
Nespalitan
Roxy Symphony Orchestra
Dan Carice
Exetera
Otherwies
NAC Chaim
Bo—Catholic
Cee Brother Club
Sam Herman
Xylophootst
Tim
CBE
Pur Trappete Orchestra
Etring Symphony
Sh Samover
Sett Jooe
Galanders
Bea New Ter
Ite
Echoés of Orient
Lew White
Jooef
Koestner
Tpo
Aelogien
Uesret
Clear Channel
RTZ
Atlantic City
Baltimore
Baltimoreene
Hartford
Orchestral Gems
Beeres
Sra
Ahris
Mummers
Atlanta
Fiano
Churett
WEVA
WEAP
St. Mark's Episcopal Service Co
Bives Bend
Ancient Policy Game Returns in Charleston City
Charleston restates an open lottery policy game as gambling grows. Proprietors remain unrecorded while business booms, evidenced by daily New York clearings and heavy telephone inquiries. The game’s numbers are set by New York’s daily clearings, and local players’ voices reveal the class of participants.
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Charleston
Gazette
New York
Safety Meeting Dates Announced By State Mines Dept
State mine safety officers announced a series of district meets beginning with Williamson next Saturday. The schedule lists New River district at Beckley on July 4 and rounds through Monongahela Morgantown July 18 Panhandle Wheeling August 2 Kanawha Montgomery August 9 Pocahontas Welch August 18 Harrison Preston Jacksons Mule August 23 Logan August 30 Coal River Madison September 1 and the Safety Day and Mine Rescue Meet in Wheeling September 13 15. Company runs include New River Bearcreek New England Fuel Grant Town Koppers Montgomery Carbon Geocoin Consolidation Coal Fatremont Nellis and American Rolling Mills with dates across June to August.
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State Department of Mines
Williamson
Robert M. Lambie
Chist
New River District
Beckley
Monongahela
Morgantown
Panhandle
Wheeling
Kanawha
Montgomery
Pocahontas
Welch
Harrison
Preston
Jackson's Mule
Logan
Coal River
Madison
Coal Company Safety Meecia
New River Company
Bearbre
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Grant Town
Koppers Company
Carbon Fuel Company
Geocoin
Consolidation Coal Company
Fatremont
American Rolling Mills
Nellis
Picnic For Grocers' Alliance Draws 1200 At Union Mission
Members of the Independent Grocers' Alliance and families attended a Thursday evening picnic at the Union Mission camp. About 1,200 merchants from Charleston area sections gathered after closing stores at four. Games and swimming entertained children while adults heard brief talks by West Virginia officials. The event concluded at ten with a pleasant time reported.
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Independent Grocers’ Alliance
Union Mission
Charleston
West Virginia
Independent Crocers’ Alliance
Real Estate Transfers In County Deed Notices
Real estate transfers recorded yesterday in the county clerk’s office include Ww Miller and wife selling lots 46 and 47 in Glendale addition to W M Roberts for 10 and other consideration. Charleston Hralty company transfers lot 1 block G in Baker park to Jesse R Monik for 10 and other consideration. Gaya E Will to J C Byrd transfers lot in Clover hollow Malden district for 10 and other consideration. J B Cobb trustee to Fleet Halbert and wife conveys lots 102 103 104 in Wicks Oakland addition for 1 and H T Childress to Mack and Lutie Sloan lot 19 block M Levi Malden district for 10 stated consideration. Mack Sloan and wife to F T Chile dress four acres on Trace fork Davis creek Washington district for 10 and other consideration.
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Fleet Halbert
Lota
Wicks
Oakland
H. T. Childress
Mack
Lutie Sloan
Block M. Levi
Malden
Mack Sloan
T. Chile Dress
Trace Fork
Davis Ereek
Washington
Three Veterans Body to Meet in Charleston Convention
Three veterans organizations the United Veterans of the Spanish American War the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Disabled American Veterans will hold joint conventions in Charleston July 3 4 with about 500 delegates expected. Headquarters will be at the Daniel Boone Hotel Hotel Kanawh a and the V A W in the Hotel Ruffner. Central arrangements committee includes Col H T Ate Chapin C M Jones Calvert L Estill and James B Elner id. Entertainment planned features a welcoming dance parade and a banquet July 4 with a dedication at Charleston airport and a coal river outing by the St Albans chamber of commerce. Delegates from local posts the Legion National Guard Marine Corps and Boy Scouts will march in the parade.
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Charleston
West Virginia
United Veterans of
Daniel Boone Hotel
Kanawha
Ruffner
H. T.ate
H. T. Chapin
C. M. Jones
Calvert L. Estill
James B. Elncrid
C. Hankins
D. A
Hi’. Kincaid
R. Poling
Charles Chaffin
Harold Moore
P. E. Avdre
American Legion
St. Albans Chamber of Commerce
Coal River
State
Taseiet
The
Legion
National Guard, Marine Corps and
Boy Scouts
Annual Report Issued by Fisher City Health Department
The annual May to May report from the Bureau of Sanitation of the City Health Department was issued by Director S. Fisher. It lists meat carcasses inspected 16,048 food handlers establishments inspected 3,378 total investigations 2,854 meat condemned 3,928 pounds milk bottles condemned 220 canned goods condemned 1,700 grew beans condemned 1,886 pounds milk condemned 184 1 2 gallons meat condemned from retail stores 81 pounds nuisances abated 1,771 fish condemned or pounds dairies inspected 174.
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Bureau Ofooo and Sanitation
City Health Department
S. ©. Fisher
Hydraulic Shock Absorbers Prove Stability In Indy Grind
Gabriel shock absorbers proved their stability in the Indianapolis race as drivers used hydraulic units on leading cars. Of 37 entries, 27 carried Gabriel triple hydraulic absorbers. seven of the first ten finishers, including winner Big Arnold, rode Gabriel equipped.
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Indianapolis
Barry L. Mathews
Gabriel
Big Arnold
West Virginia News Highlights and Local Incidents
A wide scan of items from West Virginia reports a 15 year old boy drowning in the Ohio River, state officials appoint a higher education study coalition, and several counties report sports and legal notes. Other items include a fire investigation in Chester, a Fairmont marriage, WVU students planned topographic data gathering, and property assignments for credit matters.
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West Virginia
Mason City
James Sink
Onio
W. C. Cook
Tate
Cates
Wheeling
W. J. Ritz
Chester
Fairmont
Mildred Virginia Robinson
Columist
Fairmont West Virginian
Eugene Carrol
Eld
Bankers ‘Trust Commission of New York
Litteburgh
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Barbour
Upshur Counties
Mississippi
J. W. Wiles
Keapangeta County
Globe Realty Company
Alleged Drunken Driver Sentenced In Municipal Court
John Harper of Jaws Kanawha street received 15 days in city jail and a 50 fine after being charged with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated in municipal court. Dave Fields of Glenwood related to filing a false fire alarm was sentenced to 30 days. City police investigated a toy bar burglary spree as five West Second Street residents reported refrigerated food theft. London reports over 50,000 widows applied for a pension.
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Lequor
John Harper
Jaws
Kanawha Street
B. Bobnitte
Dave Fields
Glenwood Delnte
Yeesterday
West Becond
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