Robbery Sparks Crowd Amid $1200 Loss Tale
At Mougantown a man says he was robbed of about $1,200 after drawing funds to buy a house and restaurant. The trio allegedly cornered him on two main streets, grabbed the money, and fled into a nearby alley. Police had not yet captured the suspects.
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Mougantown
Snoutingi
Felp
Frank
Vecern
Murgerian
Unfofitown
Virginia University
Tematin
Vecera
Smithfeld
Vecars
Anon Jnat
Trafic
Effy
Rowild Pacty
Old-Fashioned Chivalry and Modern Women Respect
A York age column debates whether old-fashioned chivalry survives amid modern femininity. Fifteen men challenge peers to rise through and respect today’s women who wear shorter fashions and engage in dating and petting, arguing genuine respect comes from dignity and modesty, not constraint. The piece contrasts past modesty with current social norms and asserts that men respect educated, decent women while condemning reckless behavior.
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Dria
Colored Baptist session opens in Sharples with leaders and sermons
The fourth annual Colored Baptist Association meeting kicks off in Sharples with Deacon Charles Wyatt and others in devotional duties. Leaders including W. A. Wiley and Rev. Holland deliver addresses and sermons, as the union discusses leadership, church orthodoxy, and memorial talks.
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Coal River
Sharples
C. P. Peoples
Ameagle
Maxine
Tha Tey
A. M. Dikes
Birchton
T. J. Barton
Mwikh Coal Tha Nev
J. M. Davie
Cranberry
Union
D.C. Hunter
Sylvia
E. D. Howard
J. C
Charleston
Evenue
J. Ve Wilkerson
Montgomery
Hattie Edmonds
Madison
Young People's Mission Circle
Troy
GC. I. James
Arger
Capital Decreases and State House Visits Noted in State Records
A New York corporation and several state figures are recorded in capital reduction and official visits. Glarksbore’s capital dropped from 104000 to 25001. Notary commission granted to CG. Jackson of Mg Chimney in Xanawha county, and Governor Gore travels to Morgantown for West Virginia University commencements. May Harmison, office of the secretary of state, returns from Berkeley Springs. Greenway Winfeld and Walter Raynon visit the state house. Tonald Motet noted as secretary of the ratification commission with recent state-house activity.
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Downahouse Company, Incorporated
Glarksbore
Tina
BIGCK
Gonusiantun
Jackson
Mg Chimney
Xanawha County
Peesvent Mension
Howard M. Gore
Morgantown
West Virginia University
Lwa
May Harmison
Secretary of State
Tio Wesla
Berkeley Springs
Wood Taylor
Cicerone
Roane County
State House
Greenway Winfeld
William Non
Mingo County
Wan
Walter Raynon
Winfield
Putnam County
Ofice
Stats Awaking Fund Commission
Tonald F. Motet
Clarkaburn
Radification Commission
Wes
Atnte House
Day in Washington highlights and political shifts
President Forno hosted a White House luncheon while a Senate vote on the McNary agricultural bill neared. Congress moved a 165 million federal aid road bill to the President. Treasury noted foreign debt payments of 477,783,127 and a May trade balance of 26 million. The Senate confirmed O'Connor Hand Styers on the whipping board and Congress debated universal military training amid Coolidge opposition. Tennessee campaign spending probes advanced with House and Senate discussions.
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Forno
White House
Senate
McNary
Congress
Treasury
O'Connor
Department of Commerce
Walters
Stepubttean
Pennsylvania
Coolidge
Tennsylvania
Home
Memorial services honor Charles Gardner at Kanawha lodge grave
Memorial services were held at the mausoleum with J Q Cottrell and Dr C G Townsend in charge. The committee visited Belle to decorate the grave of Charles Gardner, a member of Kanawha lodge 54 years.
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J. Q. Cottretl
de. C. G. Townsend
Charles Gardner
Kanawha Lodge
Yaura
Colored Hospital at Lakin Opened in West Virginia
A colored hospital and initiation home for colored boys at Lakin were opened on Sunday with addresses by T G Nutter and T Edward HL of Charleston. Attendees included Dr Joseph L. Johnann and many regional educators and officials. A new ray beyond ten miles above Earth’s surface was also reported.
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The
Colored Deaf and Blind School
J. I Jefferson
Parkersburg
Sumner High School
Marry Hazlewood
Huntington
Dowsina Bleh School
I. Vv
Oryant
Fred K. Ranier
Martinsburg
Deerford Citizen Praises Black-Draught Health Aid
A Deerford resident named Mer J Mittican extols Black-Draught as a trusted family medicine. He recounts using it for indigestion and constipation, claiming it relieves symptoms and improves overall wellbeing, while warning against neglecting constipation's dangers.
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Deerford
Tay
Mer
J. Mittican
Thedford
Latow
Tam
Mr. Mullican
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