Premier MacDonald Seeks Peace Board With Nations
Lossiemouth, Scotland June 18 Premier MacDonald spoke at a town dinner amid anticipation of his reference to a cooperative peace board with other nations. He described Anglo American talks at Logie House with the new American ambassador, stressing inclusive, not exclusive aims and urging national support to unite in world peace.
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Lossiemouth
Scotland
MacDonald
United States
Republic
Atlantic
Churchill
Logie
Dawes Advocates Naval Reductions for World Peace
London June 18 former US interpresident and ambassador to Britain Charles Gates Dawes told the Pilgrims dinner that an early agreement on naval reductions is essential and would advance world peace. He urged united action among peace supporters and outlined changes in negotiation methods for future disarmament talks.
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London
Charles Gates Dawes
United States
Court of St. James
Dawes
Great Britain
Rameay MacDonald
Lossie Youth
Scotland
Friends of the World
Laval
Mayos
Banking Commissioner Returns After Absence
Banking Commissioner resumes duties today after attending the trial of A V Rush, a Buexhannon cashier charged with embezzling bank funds. The trial was postponed to mid July due to Senator Neely’s absence from a motor car accident in the southern part of the state. Rush faced venue change from Upjabur to Randolph county.
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Abbot State Banking
A. V. Rush
Buexhannon
Rush
MM. Neely
United States
Neely
Abur County
Randolph County
Four Firms Quit As State Corporations
Four West Virginia corporations discontinued their existence yesterday per certificates from Secretary of State George W. Sharp. Two charters surrendered Huntington Exchange Bureau in Huntington and Mountaineer Trunk Company in Williamact. Park Investment Company of Huntington tested the charter. company authorized capital stock $100,000. Incorporators listed: O.8. Crawford, L. L. McClure, AR, Bweney, EE. Winters, Mt and B. Bulow, all of Huntington.
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West Virginia
George W. Sharp
Huntington Exchange Bureau
Buntington
Mountaineer Trunk Company
Williamact
Park Investment Company
Huntington
Geralla
Crawford
L. L. McClure
Bweney
EE. Winters
B. Bulow
Marines Reject Four Enlistments After June Restart
U S Marine recruiting resumed June 12 at a local station. Four applicants were accepted for enlistment after resuming, while fourteen were rejected. Recruits transferred include Taree Henry Willett Clifford Tackett and Mary Coffmen to the Pittsburgh station.
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Ince
United States Marine Corps
Edward Moss
Taree
Henry Willett
Cliffora Tackett
Marry
Pittsburgh
River Boat Movements on Kanawha and Nearby Rivers
Movements of boats on the Kanawha river reported to US river engineer Refa include Katherine through Lock Eight at four oclock, Lane through Lock Seven at four, Bulldog through Lock Five at 8 45, Smith through Lock Nine at 11 15, and others with various locks. Stagew river levels show pools and dam readings at Pittsburgh and downstream towns, with several falls and rising water forecasts. Work to replace nine pass wickets at Derm Five is underway though water levels hinder repairs. the dam may be raised tomorrow.
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Kanmwhs
United States River Engineer
Refa
Katherine
Piclock
Lane
Bulldog
Smith
Fleisaman
Nenina
Oble
Pool Atage
Pittsburgh
Park
Rvburg
Point Pleasant
Portsmouth
Cineeimnat
Aegheny
Franklin
Monongahela
Lock Saves
Muskingum
Zanesville
Hinton
Kanawha
Palle
Charleston
Tug Fork
Williamson
Tavisa Fork
Pikaville
Derm
Old Folks Entertained At Meeting at Olcott
A meeting at the Olcott church Sunday afternoon honored aged residents from Scott area. Rev. G. H. Cooper led services and the event featured rery ives. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jor Chandice Brounland Albert Griffith Cicott Mrs. J. B. Morrison Brownland and many more from Olcott Brouniend Clcott and nearby towns.
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Scott Vicinity
Olcott Churen
G. H. Cooper
Jor Chandice
Brounland
Albert Griffith
Cicott
J. B. Morrison
Brownland
Mita
J. B. Miller
A. &. Ryan
J. L. Barker
J. E
F. G. Morrison
Jenny Adkina
Collins
Brouniend
Christlike Nation in Wartime Defense Question
The text ponders if a nation should disarm during war and refuse to defend allies, arguing that such a nation would face crucifixion like Christ when faced with aggression. It claims modern nations lack principles of brotherly love justice forgiveness and leave revenge to a higher power.
Day by Day Continued Frame Page Bix
A reader describes persistent daytime sleepiness after a year post text collage and asks for advice. The voice humorously notes past job failures due to nodding off at desks and proposes becoming a columnist as a tongue in cheek suggestion.
Court Records Show Bonds and Damages Filed
Court routine lists Edward Garett Smith bond of 50 000 with J F France as surety to administer Enoch Smith estate. Guardian bond by Mabel L Moores for Betty Moores with L L Dunbar as surety. W L Christan sues G F Meadows in common pleas for 85 000 damages returnable to July rules.
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Bond Edward Garett Smith
Bond
J. F. France
Enoch Smith
Guardian
Mabel L. Moores
L. L. Dunbar
Betty Moores
Common Pleas Court
W. L. Christan
G. FR. Meadows
Pratt Fuel Company Granted State Charter
The Wacometh Fuel company of Pratt with a $5,000 capitalization was chartered by Secretary of State George W. Sharpes. Incorporators include Pratt and V. L. Black of Charleston along with several Huntington and Parkersburg connections. Two dissolution filings and an authorization for withdrawal of the Adarostan Coal company and Dals wire are noted, with notaries public commissions issued to four individuals.
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Wacometh Fuel Company of
Pratt
George W. Sharpes
Elden Junior Coal Company of
Huntington
McKenna-Mead Company of
Wil Lisme
Lucy Williams
Gallaher
Coleman
K. V
V. L. Black
Charleston
Adarostan Coal Company, & Dals~ Wire Corporation
Dorothy Dower
Hinton
A. D. Brill
Fairemont
Chauncey M. Price
Parkers Ae
Margaret Hellin
Clarita
Ure
Brill and Professor Hold Timely Card in House Conflict
Charlie overhears Brill and Professor Cunningham argue over Celia’s fate and a looming kidnapping plan. Brill warns of consequences and demands the return of Celia while plotting to keep control over the house and the daughter. Charlie scrambles to decide a course that might rescue Celia amidst danger and deception.
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowels Relief Scene
Fragmented OCR narrative describes Brill and Professor amid a tense scene with a kidnapping plot. Charlie hides as Brill and the professor clash, while a caretaker disappearance and police involvement loom. Dialogue hints at plans and looming danger as the home intruder situation unfolds.
Black-Draught Relief for Chronic Headaches
A reader from Belonce Hill shares that after ten to twelve years of severe headaches and illness tied to stress, Black-Draught gave relief within hours. The remedy is praised for easing sickness, constipation, and bloating, restoring normal health without mineral drugs.
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Thedford
Fragmented scene with a missing character and dialogue
A chaotic excerpt shows Erik leaving a doorway as Charlie vanishes into a dark passageway while being discovered wed in a cupboard. The dialogue shifts to a discussion among five women about female influence, social strategy, and marriage expectations, ending with a sharp, provocative suggestion about a child.
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Erik
Charlie
Dorothy Dix on tears and laughter in a woman's life
Dorothy Dix advises women to prefer humor over tears when facing life pressures. She notes arguments over marriage, children, careers, and bosses, urging a cheerful outlook and a grin to keep family and friends fond and supportive, ending with a witty moral about optimism.
Orange Root touted as health revival in Charleston ad
Mrs. Ruthan Means credits Orange Root and golden Nuggets for restoring her health after a flu and nervous breakdown. The testimonial lauds relief from headaches dizziness kidney issues and indigestion. Potteryfield's Drug Store in Charleston promotes the tonic and Nuggets with affordable prices and home delivery.
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Potterfield
Charleston
Tam
Cor. Capitol
Virginia Sts
H. L. Kauf
S Root
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