Lee Moves Office to New Capitol
Attorney General Howard B Lee and assistants moved from the Danteboard building to a brick structure beside the wasteboard capitol, now part of the new Capitol wing. The wing housing the department must be torn down, work on a new street connecting Washington Street with Summers End will begin, and the governor may remain in the current pasteboard building or move to the Capitol annex while renovations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Lee
L Eanes
Capita
State Board of Egfitrol
Attorney General
State Board of Control
Etate Propety
Department
Washington Street
Summara
Gora
Capitol Annex
State Audittor
Notable Visitors and Local Notables Attend Charleston Hotels
P Deusenberg of Indianapolis, an automative motor maker, visited Charleston on business and stayed at Hotel Kanawha. Beaken Fitzwater of Seattle also remained in town on business, lodging at the Holey. State Senator Robert L. Hogg of Point Pleasant, longtime chairman of the senate finance committee, was in Charleston for legal matters. Pet B. Wilson of Mason County, a 1933 legislator, visited family. Numerous guests registered at area hotels included George B. Craven, Trinity N Y. Edward Horne, New York City. Samuel Hackett, Rast Bank. Elizabeth Hudson, Alderson. J E Schratter, Wheeling. and many others from across the region and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Deusenberg
Indianapolis
Hogg
Senate
Pet B. Wilson
Mason County
Bluefields
Ir Samuel Hackett
Rast Bank
J. Edward Hern
Glove
Khoffnee
Ates
J. E. Schratter
Wheeling
C. NM. Harris
Bristol
Warry Gadley Struve
Cleveland
A Mapin
Huntington
Frederick Ly Lang
Baltimore
M. Moffatt
Birmingham
G. Marquette
Louisville
Wolley HR
Ladley
Thomas Ray
Union Cty
B. Wolfman
M. Marquis
Columbus
He J. Jonas
Pittshurehy
HL Anderson
Bluefield
H. E. Kin
Kieigo
Robert Gore
Fayetteville
OB. Green
Brooklyn
George W. Kraft
Detroit
HK OB. Vyrd
Washington
Cold Baked Ham Dish for Elegant Summer Luncheons
A vintage guide extols Gold baked Star ham as tasty and decorative for hot weather luncheons and garden parties. It offers presentation tips with parsley, nasturtium, celery leaves, aspic, olives or capers, plus a rose of clove design. Cooking instructions detail a 10 to 12 pound ham boiled briefly, simmered, glaze and bake with brown sugar, apples, and herbs for a festive family meal.
West Virginia appoints E B A Hrast as Internal Revenue Collector
Clyde H East reviews the political reaction to Edwin A Brast of Parkersburg being named collector of internal revenue for West Virginia. Support comes from The Wheeling Intelligencer and The Elkins viewpoint, while Democratic and Republican factions in Wood County clash over Brast and rival figures. The piece notes Brast's career, local business ties, and influence of Senator Goff, with varying editorials praising or criticizing the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. H
East Parkersburg
West Virginia
The
Wheeling Intelligencer
Brast
Word County
Ledern
John Macrahall
United States
Washington
Parkersburg
Elkins
Edwin A. Hrast
Parkersbourg
Pesterday
A. B. White
Mt. Brost
Sam Logan
John Mureshall
Mr. Hrasts
Tom Brown
Yudge Baker
E. Brast
Mr. White
Golf
Conlidge
Brown
Coolidge
Nam
Northern District
Parkesburg
Internal Revenue
Hrast
Cay D. Goff
Brast-Marshall
Goff
Gott
Mir. Ernst
Wood Eounty
Willam E. Chilton
Brust
Cealuge
The Fighting Ranger Chaos in a Mexican canyon and a doomed ranch raid
An accident cripples Vernice O Rourke's plane inPounding Canyon Mexico. Mary Marshall and her father tend his wounds as a spy infiltrates the area. Taggart plans a ruthless ambush while Terence shields Mary in a violent pursuit. The raid unravels with theft, double crosses, and a climactic showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernice O'Rourke
Mary
Trenance
Marshally Goodby
Maury
Weranre
Yageart
Rudlinghes
Marshall
Stella Montrane
Pasgurt
Tageart
Marshell
Wens
Taggart
Toamee
Chen
Teriseen
Idaho
KIWANIANS LEAVE FOR ST. PAUL MEET
Kiwanians depart this week to attend the international Kiwanis convention in St Paul. Colonel W. Hy. Gillie and Charles B. Daun, with Tompkins, preside over the Uhsailer ton club, to join Lt. Governor Gillie as official delegates. Accompanying wives include Walter O. Mw and Mrs A. P. Silverstein, BH, T. Stromp and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwaniing
Dom Huntington
Williamson Ot Redley
St Pat
Inelute
W. Hy. Giille
Marald
Widh Chares
B. Daun
Me Tompkins
Uhsailerton Club
Colonal Gillie
Sc. Pantary
Itr
Walter O. Mw
A. P. Silverstein
T. Stromp
Wd Mins
Rivers and river levels and crime recap
The Kanawha and other rivers were reported at varying pool levels with readings from Charleston to Cincinnati. A Gallipolis burglary case saw two youths, Russell and Dewisht Beckert, arrested in Huntington after stolen articles were traced to pawnshops. The report also notes a violent incident involving a gang fight with Buck, Rene, and Teggart, ending with a decisive exchange of blows and a pledge about future work.
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Recov
Qalley
Gallipolis
Atures
Russell
Dewisht Beckert
Huntington
Terenne
Une
Buck
Leranve
Rene
Idaho
Ference
Teggart
Taggart
Woman Recalls Lasting Relief From Veggie Compound
Columbia South Carolina woman says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured years of illness and allowed her to resume housework. She reports benefit during the Change of Life and urges others to try the remedy citing a nationwide canvass showing high success rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8. C
Lydia E.pinkham
A. Houisy
R. Fld
South Carolina
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Couples
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to Lewis West 35 and Bloise Thorpe 4, Jesse Keene 33 and Genevieve Surley, Edgar Crews 32 and Christine Whitehurst 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis West
Bloise Thorpe
Jesse
Lightning blamed for juice breaks in Charleston area
Electric service disruptions in and around Charleston are blamed on lightning strikes to transmission lines. West Virginia Water and Electric officials say repairs are underway and power is rerouted from other sources while linemen locate and fix the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
West Virginia Water and Electric Company
Come Pony Aga
Local Orchestra Returns From Pennsylvania Prom Trip
The West Virginians under t de H. Davis of Sixth Street returned yesterday from Of City Pennsylvania where they performed for the junior prom. The group arrived back in West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginians
Orsatra
T de H. Davis
Sixth Straet
of City
West
New automatic traffic guide installed at Capitol and Virginia signs
Automobiles in the city are advised to learn the new automatic traffic guide at the Virginia and Capitol streets intersection. The system, in operation since yesterday, will run a 60 day trial with a police officer present. If effective, more signals will replace the old booth and direct the flow with red amber and green signals.
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Hollee
John Britton
Virginia and
Canltol Streets
Virginia and Capitol Streat
Britton
Innemuch ‘Ag Tha Chisf
Virginia Street
Capital Street
Capital ‘Street
Tetcari Capitol Street
Virginia
Pittsburgh
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Lee
New Capitol
S.S.S
BSS
Arog
Ef Chamberlain
Fauste
Tomorow
Optométrista
Opticians
Capitol Street
TeleMlephons
Adison L. Davis
Galloway
Xisnawna
George B. Craven
Trinity
N. Or
Edward Horne
New York City
Isis Snyder
Charleste
Ihand
Pho
Clyde H. East
Gof
White
Larnoen
Powhatan
Onin
Parkersberg
Ahnaneallur Wnd
Parkersburg! News
Hiladkwood Electric Corporation
Darkersburge National Bane
Ohio Rover Gravel Company
Tha Hatyer Joba
Teast
Federal Building
Athens
Athen
Ohio
Fighting Ranger
Ty Uomade Eaton
J. McCosnett
Screen
Dyper
Jack
Ton Tageart
Huck
Stolia
Rose Jaromine
Prenta’ Buck
Terence
Matening
Mary Marahill
Slarra Diablo
Horsa
Aevind
Jaokin
Perenunte
Tore Unee
Turencs
Bola
ST. Paul
Col. W. H. Gillie
Harold P. Tompkins
Kanawwha
Radford
Incom
Point Pleasant
Cincinnati
Lydia E. Pinkham
Light Company
TRIP
Clyde Davis Organization
Pennsylvania
Elgin Creamery
Hones
Arbre
Armours Star
HAM
Erreuh
Pame
Armour’s Star
Sophia Mae
Coyle & Richardson
W. VI
Cincinnati Reds
NEW York Giants
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