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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1929
Page
32
In Carthage Missouri a Jung 22 UP I A Joong couple enters the county court room as judges discuss crime waves. They reveal they are already married and request a marriage license be denied, seeking a divorce to avoid newspaper notoriety. The veteran judge directs them to an attorney.
A piece discusses a world of benign anarchy as described by Mr. Lippman. It argues that the only law and religion would be following what the heart desires, as Confucius stated, without transgressing what is right.
Owen D Young, born October 27 1874 in Van Hornesville New York, rose from Mohawk Valley farm chores to law then to me electrotechnical leadership. He became General Electric general counsel and later chairman, helped craft the Dawes plan and postwar reparations, earning respect as a presidential contender. He also guided RCA and built a plant in Lehmectatty New York.
A catalog-like note traces Winged From Page a Wartab available for examination. It describes The Rise Progress and Downfall of Aristocracy taken from Ancient and Modern History and the Memoirs of Louisa A Lowrie tied to West Virginia history and foreign missions. The account includes publication details, a steel engraved portrait, and a Morgantown born author with a late 19th century missionary biography.
The townsfolk recount the dramatic circus scene where Old Man Heck battled a lion after a key to its cage was lost. John Robinson’s show presence, feisty bystanders, and a brave rescue shape a chaotic day with Heck surviving and later becoming a legend in local lore.
STRONG CITY Kansas June 22. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Huston, married in 1854, approach their 75th wedding anniversary on November 2. They recall a era when divorces were rare and vow fidelity. Huston, now 97, remains active, while his wife, 75, assists with daily meals and household tasks in their long life together.
A compact critique discusses postwar theses and Lord Churchill's stance on Russia and peace terms. It notes doubts about overseas intervention, the idea of a private pre peace conference, and the openness of Wilson’s Fourteen Points. The piece ends with a lighter note on a 24 pound cat exhibited at a national show.
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