Gore and Goffin Candi dates stir state committee talks
Yoward Gore and Guy Gofn, Republican gubernatorial and senatorial hopefuls, quietly attended a Malletan board of education meeting. Rumors swirl of a plan to reorganize the Republican state committee with a Bradley faction, while Gore allies deny consultation and warn of intraparty tension.
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Guy Nh Gof
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Chay County
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Ucker
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Coreie
Harmoniae
Wilts
Muster New Unit of State Guards in Huntington
Huntington Ky June 24 national guard to regain prewar strength as company C1a a newly formed unit will be mustered in and federally inspected. The other companies I and head- QuBRLars company depart for Camp Knox Kentucky on August 10 for encampment.
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Huntington
National Guard
Thias Companier Tonieht
Camp Knox
Trans-Continental Air Mail Service To Start July 1
Chicago June 24. Day and night transcontinental air mail service to begin July 1 marking a global first in aviation as a business. Pacific coast departure Tuesday at 6 am from San Francisco and another from New York at 10 pm. Westbound time 34 hours 43 minutes. eastbound 42 hours 5 minutes. Letters charged 8 cents per ounce, with forwarding to nearest air mail function point.
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Chicago
Paul Henderson
Kenorah
Plana
Pacific
Binne
San Francisco
New York
Air Mall
Governor Gave Carson Nickname In Mountain Legend
Ot to late 19th century reminiscence recalls Governor Bob Taylor giving Fiddlin John Carson a nickname after a Tennessee contest. The tale links Mountain fiddlers Hop Taylor and a young Charliaton performer, with Taylor praising Carson as the best fiddler in the South and world.
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John” Carson
Mason
Dixon Uno
Tennessee
Chantalsa
Charliaton
Morgantown
Hop Taylor
Jad
Fiddlin
John Cu Ftin
Hae
Jonn Carson
Hob Taylor
Stump Denies Terror Allegations and Lunacy Warrant
John Stump, a 20 year old alleged seven foot madman of Elk Two-mile Creek, is jailed after a lunacy warrant issued by his mother. Doctors found him normal yet he was rearrested on a warrant. he claims the charges were framed over family disagreements. Also reported, the public Eaton Trust now administers about 860 million dollars in 16,299 trusts as of June 24.
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John Stump
Elk Two-mile Creek
Squire C. J. Jarrett
Stump
Khim
Hin Golean
Auat
London
Iturten
Orawes
Kiwanis Plan Sends Underprivileged Girls to Camp
The Kiwanis club voted to fund five underprivileged girls attending the Girl Scout camp on Lik River at $7.85 weekly for board and transport. Members discussed hiring a local architect for Charleston's library and forming a public affairs clearing house to address city issues, with reports to follow.
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Public Library Board
Charles B. Daum
Denver
Colorado
Miss Knickerbocker
Girl Scout Organization
Lik River
Hill
Fo A. Foater
Caaz Gilbert
Archhitect
Kanawha Street
Charleston
Bne
Clarence Kemper
Grant P. Hall
Cleveland
H.R Stapp
Edwin x. Keatley
E. Steen
Kankis City
Missouri
Foster
Dann
Antlers
Richmond Houston
Salvation Army Officers Arrive for New York to Charleston
Eight Salvation Army recruits from New York begin assignments across South Carolina. An official welcome is planned at the Salvation Army hall Thursday evening. Adjutant Robert Kilepzig, stationed at headquarters in Charleston, travels from New York with the contingent. Distress in West Ireland prompts government relief appeals. Mayo taxes have surged 400 percent, and Lloyd George’s leadership faces opposition from the North West Labour Federation in upcoming elections.
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New York City
Charleston
Varions Army Corps
Salvation Army Hall
Robert Kilepzig
Army
New York
West Reland Deblin
Clifden
County Galway
West of Ireland
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Mayo
New Analgesia for Childbirth Gains Attention at Boston Hospital
Boston June 24 new analgesia for childbirth called synergistic analgesia by Dr James T Gwathmey of New York is being evaluated in Boston Lying-In Hospital. Doctors caution it is not yet endorsed universally and that nitrous oxide remains a standard option. The method combines morphia with magnesium sulphate and ether in stages to lessen pain, but results vary among patients and institutions.
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Boston
Boston Hospital
James T. Gwathmey
New York
American Medical Assectation
Chicago
Gwathmer
Judson A., Smith
Gathmey
Smith
Twathmey
Childfirth
Ana Ehila
Tn. J. T. Cooke
Los Ankaina
Berlin judge rules on theatre criticism and protest limits
A Berlin judge sides with tacit approval of artistic dissent while banning noisy demonstrations at theaters. The ruling treats signs and whistles as permissible critique within European custom, but forbids brute force. In other news from Leipsic Fair, over 1,700 patrons arrived by air with express service linked to major cities.
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Berlin
Fatross Fly Fair
Leipsic
Germany
Hamburg
Memorial planned for Bishop Daniel Tuttle in St Louis
A national memorial to Daniel Sylvester Tuttle Episcopal bishop of Missouri and presiding Bishop will rise in St Louis at cane Nevtion near Christ Church Cathedral. The Tuttle Memorial Building will replace the old parish house to serve church and community work with a large auditorium for national conferences and conventions and will include conference rooms a gymnasium swimming pool library and a radio station. Bishop Tuttle was a widely honored church leader known for simplicity and learning.
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ST Louis
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Episcopal
Missouri
Episcopal Church of the
West Wo
Missiastop Tiver
St. Boule
Consecration Echoes From Early Missionary Work in Montana
A late 19th century account notes that at age 30 Bishop Tuttle was consecrated in 1887 as the first missionary bishop of the Episcopal Church of Montana. The passage highlights westward support from Montana and nearby states, praising his strong stand for law and order during rough days.
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Palon
West
Montana
Tuttle
Episcopal Church of
Hertzog Succeeds Smuts as South Africa Premier
General James Hertzog has won the recent elections and becomes premier of South Africa, succeeding General Jan Christian Smuts. He begins forming a cabinet and assumes leadership of the victorious party in Pretoria.
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Smuts
Victorious Party
Belgins
Associated Press
Pretoria
Union of South Africa
James Betty Hertszomg
Victérious
Parti
South Africa
Jean Christian Smuts
Song Whiter Honored Salzburg
One hundred years after Silent Night was composed in Oberndorf Austria a monument foundation will be laid this summer and unveiled on Christmas Day. The carol was written by Rev. Dr Mohr the Oberndorf parish chaplain and set to music by Gruber, the local schoolteacher.
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Austria
Oberndért
Oberndorf
Mohr
Gruber
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