Refusal to Permit Tourists in West Virginia Coal Mines
West Virginia mine chief Robert M Lambie announced that the state department of mines will not approve visits by tourist parties to coal mines. He cited high hazards and lack of compensation coverage for accidents, and he urged mining companies to deny similar requests, noting women are not allowed in mines and outside tours pose risks as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Mines
Robert M. Lambie
Mine Department
New York
West ‘Virginia
Lamebie
Simler
Commis Ton
Mensa
Fran Kelper
Mester
N. Y
Waite Sulphur Springs
Huntington
Charleston
Indies
Lambie
West Vi
Tembie
Trpa
Rochester
Woman Hurt In Motor Car Smash At Crescent And Pine
Mrs Crawley of 307 Randolph street was slightly injured yesterday afternoon when a car driven by Charles Spencer struck a retaining wall at the intersection of Pine Rivers and Crescentman. The incident involved Abe as a passenger and occurred in a busy residential area. Police investigated and no serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawley
Randolph Street
Abe
Charles Spencer
Pine Hirter and
Crescent Man
Three Generations Benefit From Cardut Byer Claims
Cleveland Tenn resident Mrs John Brown recalls family use of Cardut Byer across three generations starting in youth. She says it eased back and side pain, helped after marriage, and aided during menopause with reduced nervousness and sleeplessness. She praises the medicine and has given it to her daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Tenn
John Brown
Cardus
Cardut
Fashion notes on blends and accessories of the era
The passage describes a blazer of flannel with a convertible collar, a red felt turban with a side red bow, and notes on sports wear feasibility. It highlights STYLE WHIMSIES handkerchiefs in many colors with lace and embroidery, plus novelty fabrics like gold metal satin and panne velvet used in mid-season shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Pen
State House News: Fire Warden Browning Visits Pocahontas District
F M Browning chief fire warden conducted yesterday inspection in Pocahontas district and plans to return Saturday. Mrs Fannie C Carter superintendent of the colored gila industrial home Huntington attended advisory council meeting of the state board of education. James Lakin president of the state board of control toured northern state institutions. D P Snests Huntington visited the state tax commission office yesterday. Ross B Johnston of the agricultural commission left for Clarksburg then Jackson Millis for a short stay. L Long of Clarksburg also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Browning
Pocahontas
Fannie C. Carter
Huntington
Yesternday
Advisory Council
State Board of Education
James 8. Lakin
State Board of Control
D. P Snests
State Tax Commission
Ross B. Johnston
The
Agricultural Commission
Clarksburg
Jackson Millis
L. Long
Real Estate Transfers and Public Notices Reported
Real estate transfers include numerous deeds recorded by the County Clerk for Charleston area property in Vandalia Highland Park and other districts. Separate items note eligibility awards for 187 compensation claims, notary commissions, a Tri State Loan and Investment Company charter, dissolution of Montgomery Light and Water, and new sanitary inspector for Logan county with broader health department confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Ott
Greevery Grouse
Bérwind
Tipple Boss
New River and
Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Company
J. Bartasevices
Jere
W. Va
Mono Gas Coal Company
Chaniey Smith
Frankes
Consolidated Fuel Company
Lewis W. Williams
Clarksburg
Welde
Hope Construction and Refining Company
Fittsburgh
Herbert 400
Gypsy
Beth~ Jechem' Coal Company
Montgomery Light and Water Improvement Company
Secretary of State
HA. Spafford
Logan County
State Health Department
Spafford
PB. E. Winfield
Logan Coun
Tosene Bionlion
J- W. Cobb
W. W. Budkitt
Vandalia
Frondon
Hugh P
Jarrett
L. # Jarrett
Highland Park
Addition
Union
W. M Isaac
R. D. Salmon
Bowers
Newcomer
Ruth Consolidated Telephone Com Co
Monkey Jazz Leader Franko Missing From Underground Station
Franko the monkey teaser and leader of a jazz band has vanished after an escape from the Underground Station of London. A reward of 8250 has been offered for his return. His absence unsettles the troop and worries his trainer who notes monkeys and men share unpredictable temperaments.
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Franko
London
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State Mine Department
Fiere's
Senate
Altnérs
Argent
Kingdom Come
Cardui
Beach Blazer
Mme. Liseeru
Anthante
Sciat Heciatha
Luabaeo
Sli Graesists
Irene Pains
Asieg
State House News
Tomy
Canada
Canard Line
Canard
Acadia
Montreal
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Cunard
Baltimore St. Baltinora
Kanawha Bankii and Trust
Ompany
Kanawha Banking and Trust
Federal Reserve
Tax Commission
Charles H. Hertley
Agriculture
Commission
Morgantown
Leona E. Bollinger
R. Clay
Fettus
Raleigh County
William M Woodroe
James H. Atkinson
Amigo
J. #. Baker
Paynesville
McDowell Coun
Tri-State Loan and
E. Kingbrough, Sr
South Charleston
C. H. Kingbrough, Jr
E. Beckwith
Charlestan
J. H. Hill
Institute
A. H. Brown
H. M. Wester~brand
A. W. Curtis
Tratitute
Pil
Fite
West Virginia
Worlaned's Compensation Fund
Barlow Krother
Martinton
George Martin and
Ben
Newburg
W. F. Arnold
Marlinton
Maryland Company
Twin City Stone Co. Inc
Brueticia
Mpany
Washington
Jefferson District
Heuer Realty Company
Wade Davenport
Penrhyn Park
HG. Walker
Wild
Little Bandy Creek
Elie
O. W. Bannister
Waldo Guinn
Shrewsbury
J. B. Higley
W. M. Richardson
Tyler Creek
Union District
Hugh F. Jarrett
A. E. ‘Jarrett
Brooka Agency _ company
Eleanor CG
Brooks
Srs
Malden
Roy L. Tackett
Malcom
Dickinson
Noble Mitchell
Ola Mitchell
Bentz
Matel Urwin
Br. J. Urwin
Grace Kyle
Bisbe Park
Joseph ©. Jennings
Grace G. Eyle
Johnson
Darmer
Dethol
Dethol Mfg. Co., Inc
Richmond
Ethol
Rose
Rattania
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