Local Guarantors Back Chautauqua Officers in Open July
Local guarantors totaling 150 backed Chautauqua officers for the opening Tuesday in July. Miss Morice Fredericks of Redpath, Columbus, announced officers including Dr. KR Adams as president and Edward Hess treasurer. The event features Tamaki Miura and the NY comedy Sudding plus Skie ting from a New York cast, with a long list of signers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Sudding
Forty-fourth Street
Broadway
New York
Phil Conley
Blackburn Watts
G. W. Reeves
L. B. Ramsey
Lavinia Wilkins
L. M. Streshley
W. PF. Hall
Dorothy M. Skuse
Grace Newcomer
Howard Bister
J. He Vaughan
A. Rohr
Roy Reger
T. B. Giller
Mary Frances Bickel
Blanche Dalton
Lb. Cabilsh
E. T. Crawford
Mra
BR. Bickel
H. H. Ott
R. Higgins
H. P. Musser
Omer L. Greenlee
Roy Sams
L. Ramsey
G. W. Benke
Jolifte Beake
Margaret Lightner
Benny Proctor
Helma Turner
W. £. Connell
H. S. Brown
Gladys Smith
Mildred Belzer
McConnell
M. R. Mathews
State House News Notary Commissioned
A notary public commission was issued yesterday through the secretary of state to S. A. Carney of Charleston. May Mold Property George W. Sharp authorized the Tri-State Re tinting company to hold property and transact business in West Virginia with branches in Huntington Williamson Logan Kenova and Kimball. The state compensation department awarded 16 dollars weekly for 60 weeks to James Avonle Dehue for injuries while employed by Youngstown Sheet and Tube company Dehue Abbott. H. A. Abbott returned from Clarksburg to settle Clarksburg Trust affairs and expects accounts ready for transfer to a receiver in ten days to two weeks. The state road commission reinstated chauffeurs licenses for W. A. Botkin Dunbar Okey Feathers Morgantown and J. H. Hunt Sophia. Hal Curtis, son of L. O. Curtis, becomes editor of The Advocate Mullens.
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Notary
Secretary of State
S. A. Carney
Charleston
George W. Sharp
Tri-State Retinting Company, Inc
Nevada
State Compensation Department
James Avonle Dehue
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Dehue
Abbott
H. A. Abbott
Clarksburg
Clarksburg Trust Company
State Road Commission
Archauffeurs
Lcenses
W. A. Botkin
Dunbar
Okey Feathers
Morgantown
J. H. Hunt
Sophia
Contractor W J Weakland Takes On Loudon Malgets Road Work
Contractor W J Weakland moves 84 equipment onto the Coat Hollow road improvement project and will begin grading and draining of 000 feet of the road immediately.
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W. J. Weakland
Loudon Malgets
Coat Hollow
Back in Business by Mr A and Mr B in Parking Scheme
A sketchy news item notes Mr A and Mr B promoting a curbside parking clock with a rubber button to lift a meter flag for 15 minutes. The plan aims to profit by tricking drivers who tip on the button, with profits feared to fund influence at city council.
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John
Morton
Mickel
Warn of Danger From Blasting Caps Around Mines
Warns mine operators officials and employees of risk from blasting caps left where children play. Letter from state mines official urges safekeeping of caps at magazines and not taking them home. Mentions fulminate of mercury and danger of injuries to children near mines quarries and tram routes.
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M. Lambie
State Department of Mines
Week's toll: 30 dogs and 14 cats hit by cars
City crematory chief Taylor notes weekly losses from auto incidents. Last week 80 dogs and 14 cats were removed, averaging 30 dogs and 14 cats per week. He cites country dogs wandering in before learning to dodge vehicles.
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Joe
Taylor
City Crematory
Mr. Taylor
Licenses Refused To Fortune Tellers
Under the new city charter, licenses will be denied to fortune tellers palmists crystal readers and mediums who charge fees for forecasting the future. City Manager Hugh C Walker announced the policy as licenses renewals begin for all taxed businesses. The first applicants for fortune telling licenses were two Brazilians.
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Petera
Hugh C. Walker
Leenses
Bankruptcy filing notes Kenneth Hill from Charleston
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed with the clerk of the United States district court yesterday by Kenneth Milton Hill an apprentice electrician of Charleston. He estimated assets of 3 000 and liabilities as non assets.
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United States District Court
Kenneth Milton Hill
Trittan
Charleston
DePriest Incident Sparks Bipartisan Debate On Race At White House
Washington observers call the White House episode a damaging weapon for northern and border state Republicans as they fear social equality implications. The row centers on Mrs Hoover hosting a Negro guest and the reaction of southern Republicans who defend racial hierarchies and worry about electoral fallout.
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Charles 5
Hayden
Washington
White House
Republican Party
West Virginia
Missouri
Maryland
Kent
Tennessee
Oklahoma
North Carolina
Florida
Texas
Wille
Epelier
Oscar DePriest
Illinois
North
Hoover
Howard University
Stark Campaign for Higher Awnings Begins
Go Building Inspector Stark will enforce city ordinance on awnings starting tomorrow. Awnings must be eight feet above sidewalks and borders. violators will be cited and corrected, with centers ordered to erect compliant structures. Complaints cite overly low tree branches also posing pedestrian risks.
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N.S. Scark Ey
Stark
Navelty
Marines enlist Pete Worley of Charleston
Pete Worley of Charleston enlisted in the United States Marine Corps as reported yesterday by Sergeant Edward Mass, recruiter. Worley was transferred to the Pittsburgh station.
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Pete Worley
Charleston
United States Marine
Wea
Edward Mass
Worley
Pittsburgh
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H. EB. Hardy
Ruth Watt
Ralph A. Lanham
Helen M. Cavins
John Rimmer
C. R. Adams
Adkins
BK. M. Broun
L. Burderre
Charles G. Bodel
M. Boren
Ollie W. Brown
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State House News
Hal Curtis
L. O. Curtis
State Auditor's Office
Advonte
Mullens
Industrial Savings and Loan Company of Charleston
Charleston, W. Va
Mr. A
Mr. B
Lambie
Fort Hill
Ume
DePriest
Central Ave. Cup
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D. H. Crawford
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Rintto Theatre
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