DeMolay Order Installed Here With Large Service
A Charleston ceremony installed the DeMolay Order with a Huntington delegation present. The event featured initiation of members from multiple chapters and a long list of Charleston Masons and Temples assisting, commemorated by formal presentations and a substantial attendance.
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Aviaory Council
Momngin
Advidory
Pare
SK Anderson
Titrate
Prant
Malien
Okey
Dohunon
I Vrtowdt
Kvevatte Irghas
Meare
Camwell
Teodtio Huedette
Wionthras
Chirien
Charleston Masons Pregent
Wet Iniaenamith
Dolbdeth Robinson
Wen Mt McCanthey
Charles No McWhorter
Accident Kills Involving Multiple Firms In Huntington
A fatal accident claims a county bank director and several business leaders from Huntington. Linked firms include Real Tustate, Fayette Street Development, and Bincaln Finance, among others. Fraternally, the deceased belonged to the Masonic order and was a Shriner. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. The Liberty Bell in Independence Hall is illuminated with a lighted night scene.
New feminine star shines in Kanawha Players final play
Katherine Gallagher leads The Flower Shop in a brisk one act comedy by Winifred Hawkridge. Her poised performance, intelligence, and stage presence drew Charleston audiences, with strong support from Bengston as the shop owner and Mabel Trunk as Miss Wells. Set design by Joan Paul Jones studio, orchestra included Friedman Hutchinson Rees and Jones.
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Kanawha
Katherine Gallagher
Little Theatre Movement
Nathima
Shep
Winifred Hawkridge
Murmers
Mina Antherlye Gallagher
Charles Lon
Babbitt
Fa Lily
Miss Gallasher
Gallagher
Charleston Audienes
Miss Gallagher
Mr. Bengston
Mabel
Trunk
Miss Wells
Flowers
Miles
Miss
Farst
Lave Hind
Howard Caskey
Billy Chilton
Kanawha Players
Joan Paul Jones
Mr. Friedman
West Virginia Wage Policy Declared at Readquarters
A circular notice from Readquarters declares policy in West Virginia that wage reductions would not be permitted anywhere, framing it as the official public stance. The document emphasizes a firm prohibition on lowering wages across all sectors within the state.
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West Virginia
Union
Arctic Skipper Captain Wayne Viewed Among Best
A 1924 account notes Captain Wayne as a renowned Arctic skipper. He sailed among ice floes for decades and led the first merchant ship to Wrangel Island. Figures like Marned Noice and Lorne Knight connected to early Wrangel expeditions, with Stefansson’s Banks Island journey cited as a later milestone.
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Wane
Arctic
Wrangel
Marnid Noice
Lorne Knight
Captain Tune
Touis Stefansson
Banks Island
Hone
Farmer-Labor Convention Planks Narrowly Endorsements
Delegates at the state convention debated nationalization measures but efforts to modify them were defeated. The session continued with late hour proceedings around 6:10 p.m. as both sides argued policy directions for the party.
Miners story recalls tree holding cannon ball from 45 years ago
The article recounts Mr. McMillan describing a neighborhood in the past with a Capitol fence a Washington Street grocery and Lee Street smith shop while a cannon ball is said to have been placed in a tree decades ago. A dissenting view claims the ball was placed about 35 years ago by Gus Norvell near Cantrol Street.
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McMillan
Capitol Building
Washington Street
Lee Street
Capitol Street
J. M.“Bringy" Lynn
Kanawha Street
Gus Norvell
Cantrol Street
Mr. Roberts
Dislodged Artifact Sparks Civil War Souvenir Debate
An object about four inches in diameter was loosened after an hour by a tree surgeon. Old nails found behind it cast doubt on a Civil War tale circulated by younger onlookers. It was rumored the souvenir would be presented by M C A officials to the state archives department.
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M. C
State Department of Archives and History
Speculation on two thirds rule at Democratic convention
The piece describes a contentious fight over abrogating the two thirds requirement to nominate, with McAdoo supporters divided and the potential for a major floor battle if the convention raises a majority vote. It notes the Klan issue looming as a platform contest and possible trouble ahead.
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Mc-Adoo
Rules Committee
Andrew Jackson
Party Leaders Face World Court Endorsement Debate
The report notes party leaders debate the world court reservation plan backed by Harding Coolidge and a solid Senate committee, with wet and dry factions looming over the platform. It cites arrivals like Thomas Targart of Indiana pledging support to Senator Ralston and William Jennings Bryan planning to speak once in form in New York tomorrow.
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Harding
Coolidge
Senate Forever Relations Committee
Thomas Targart
Indiana
Ralston
Willam Jennings Bryan
New York
Obituary for Bennie Ehman and Mrs A S Remace
Funeral services were held for Bennie Ehman son of Henry Ehman of Wilson who died from burns after his home burned. Rev E Butler officiated in Hunt ington. He was buried at Ehrtan cemetery near the home. Also for Mrs A S Remace who died Tuesday with services at her daughter’s home conducted by Dr Ernest Fhompson. Burial followed at Springhill cemetery.
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Bennie Himan
Bennie Ehman
Henry Ehman
Wilson
E. Butler
St. Paul's Lutheran Church of
Huntington
Ehrtan
A. M. Ramage
A. Sf. Remace
Frank Pilcher
Pinehurst Drive
Ernest Fhompson
Springhill
J.C. Greyhol
C. Greybi
West Silda
Vine Street
Mr. Greybill
J. W. Greybill
J. MM. Javiis
Mary
Puneru
Fehman
Westhar
Rexton
Bernharthman
Youur Iman
West Side Clubs Pause Activities For Summer
Local clubs in the West Side plan a summer pause with many groups suspending meetings July through August. The West Side Woman's Club holds its final 1923 24 season meeting this afternoon and will present final reports as officers retire. Several church groups also pause July and August with some considering summer meetings but attendance is expected to be low due to vacations. Funeral and lodging notes follow with local residents and events including marriage party festivities and public notices.
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Societien
West Charleston
Tie Weet
Woman's Club
West Side
Yuerness Mews Club
Wong
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Bure Idew Street
Sarehd Ward
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Crescent Road
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