Alabama Senate considers sex education bill in schools
A bill introduced in the Alabama Senate by Senator Sibiey Holmes proposes teaching sex matters to boys and girls over 13 in public schools. Lectures by women for girls and men for boys would cover topics previously kept from youth, with state education and health departments preparing textbooks and weekly instruction in separate rooms. The measure argues such education will improve racial hygiene and future generation quality.
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Montgomery, Ann
Alabama
Sibiey Holmes
Baldwin County
Germany
Bobnes
Dave
Lerson
State Board
Holmes
Illness Fatal to C E Vintroux Kanawha Farmer
C E Vintroux a respected Kanawha area agrarianist died after illness. He built a substantial Amermont business and employed modern farming methods. Survived by widow two sons Kendall and Charles and daughter Julia and sister Miss Julia Vintroux of Putnam county. Funeral details not yet announced.
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Vintrour
Mermont
Misa Julia Vintroux
Putnam County
Charles Vintroux
Kendall Vintroux
Gazette Atart
Julia
Vintroux
Todus
MATTHEW KIMES TO WAIVE EXTRADITION
Matthews Kimes, an Oklahoma outlaw known for bank robberies and a fatal shootout, announced from a county jail in Plagstap Arizona that he would waive extradition and return to Oklahoma without a fight. He was captured by Grand Canyon National Park rangers after a confrontation and remains under heavy guard awaiting Oklahoma Sheriff officials and deputies.
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Ariz
Matthew Kimes
Dalton Boys
Mik Dsiliery Eimes
Sherif Joan Russell
Oxmulgee County
Oklahoma
Rimesis
Oklahome
Child
W. H. MecAnnally
Foes
Oslo
Three Confessions Heard In Federal Court
Judge W Baker presided as three defendants pled guilty in federal court this morning. Walter Q Barr of Martinsburg received two years in a federal prison in Atlanta for sending obscene literature through the mails. Paul G Springston of Braxton county admitted to a similar charge and drew five years. Harry Y Painter of Pierce Turker county was ordered to serve one year and four days for breaking into a post office. Ray Custer, jailed for the same offense, escaped from Randolph county jail and remains at large. An American firm’s water supply project helped avert a potential shortage, with plans involving twelve international railroad constriction and Belgian posts director general.
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Eleons
W. &. Baker
Walter Q. Barr
Martinsburg
Atlante
Baser
Paul G. Springston
Braxton County
Randolph County
Hary Y. Painter
Pierce
Turker County
Baker
Painter
Ray Custer
Obituary notices for A Lopin and W S Logan details
Obituary notices indicate A Lopin of 1568 Lee atroct died yesterday morning at 10 29. Survived by husband three sons Maxwell B Joseph Lopin Maxlis Lopin and daughters Lot Ve Lopin Mayme Lopin of Charleston. Tuner service at home tomorrow at 21 am. W S Logan 48 died Thursday in local hospital body sent to Medicon Indiana former name turtnt and Southern West Virginia Automobile Club official, long illness after appendicitis operation.
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A. Lopin
Lee Atroct
Maxwell B. Lopin
Joseph Lopin
New York City
Maxlis Lopin
Lot Ve Lopin
Mayme Lopin
Charleston
W. Logan
W. S. Logan
Medicon
Ind
Turtnt
Mr. m
Southern
West Virginia Automobie Club
End of War in China Yet to Bring Stability
Karl von Wiegand reports from Peking that Premier Pan Fu warns the end of civil war is distant and peace is not yet restored. Chang Tso Lin’s premier outlines an ambitious but unexecutable program to drive communism from China amid rising provincial armies and fractured authority. International cooperation is sought to eliminate communists, while pay issues loom for troops. US Marines and airlift rumors surface as tensions persist.
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Karl H. von Wiegand
Universal Service
Peking
Ching
Pan Fu
Chang Tso Lin
China
Fan Fu
Sithin
Chang Yio Lin
Sxi
Tientsin
Peking-Tientsin
Miss MacKaye Takes Stand In Raymond Case
Los Angeles reports stage actress Dorothy MacKaye testified under cross examination she did not find the 500 fee to doctor Rich unusual and said she paid physicians for treatments for her husband Ray Raymond. Dr Sullivan, defense witness, said she admitted Raymond had fought, and she hoped no public incident would arise. testimony closing set for Monday after weekend recess.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy MacKaye
W. J. Sulivan
Ray Raymond
Rich
Baut Kelly
Ronnalaughter
Raymond
McMivan
Miss MacKaye
Ir. Sullivan
Miles Mackaye
German Beans Debate Straw Hat with Tuxedo
Berlin reports an unusual heat wave as fashion circles dispute whether a straw hat suits a tuxedo. The German Hat and Cap Manufacturers Association notes New York and London already permit the pairing, while Berlin fashion houses warn the look clashes with formal dinner wear.
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Berlin
Germany
Brabléin
Mannufacturers’ Association
In & Public
Taent
New York S
London
Aged Couple and Daughter Die in Train Crash
Aged Mr and Mrs Bayid Eagelto and their daughter Georgia Eagelto all seven year old perished in a collision at Pitch crossing on federal road No 60 east of Huron Indiana. Their car was struck by passenger train No 21 of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The engineer said the younger woman was driving and did not see or hear the approaching train until too late to stop. Three bandits who held up an auto nearby were hunted down with the Allis and shot 30 denii.
Legislative committee weighs Sperry code changes in West Virginia
Clarksburg lawmakers debate whether the Sperry code should stand, be amended, or be rejected. The commission’s road and tax provisions raise concerns, including bans on reappointment of the tax commissioner and new county assessor rules. The note explains how deputies would be chosen and how debates unfold in the legislature.
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Legislative Committee
Tocnaificnsion Commisstor
Oode
Calvert
Bett Gays
Clarksburg
Legism
Sure
Recodification Commission
Commission
Jere Pronn
Attlates
Regielacura
West Virginia
Renclera
Burt Tax Commission
Bure Commission
Penersi
Code Commission
Nish
Tax
Supreme Court
Tax Commissioner
Awame
Thase
Teast
Beabwocht
Delay Hearing of Devosed Profs
Virgil B. Helzel urges a fair trial for Professors White and Selvage at Marshall College amid controversy over governance and education standards. He calls for an open jury of students and faculty to reveal facts, condemns attempts at hasty action, and defends the ministers against what he sees as unjust “Spanish Inquisition” style tactics.
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State Board
Marenall College
White
Ryntington
Bern
Huntington
Cally Hacge
Geroes
Owever
Protreser White
Marshall
Athintica
Allege
Walte
Selvage
Virgil' B
Heltzel
Robinson Named Warden of State Penitentiary
Jime 24. L My Robinson of Clarksburg appointed warder of the state penitentiary here. He will take the post July 1 succeeding S. P. Smith of Charleston. Smith said he will vacate immediately for 30 days.
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Moundsville
Jime
L. My Robinson
Clarksburg
Weday
Re- Wicher
Robiinson
Fegiiiature
S. FP
Charleston
Smith
Buckhannen Official Probes Creek Pollution Killing
A Buckhannen official, B. Brooks, investigates the killing linked to pollution in Hacker's Creek. The pollution’s nature remains undetermined while fishermen reported weights of unwanted fish and a variety of waterborne debris found in the stream. The probe aims to identify pollution sources and responsible parties.
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Pia Potion
Janelew
A. B. Brooks
Buckhannen
Fundreda
Hacker's Creek
Furtwaengler Receives Heidelberg Degree
Berlin reports Wilhelm Furtwaengler, guest conductor of the New York Philharmonic and permanent conductor of the Berlin Philharmonie and Leipste Gewandhaus orchestras, was awarded Heidelberg University’s honorary Doctor of Philosophy at the Heidelberg Music Festival for his services in interpreting music and shaping Germany’s reputation. A separate note mentions a $1,000 prize found in Paris and a Milanese Italian French musician dining at Toul banker, plus a drunk plea and a Brussels baby adoption after a death.
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Berlin
Wilhelm Furtwaengler
New York Philharmonic
Berlin Philharmonie
Leipste Gewandhaus
Achraed
Heidelberg University
Hich Furtwynengler
Geomeny
Koud
Pierre Gitasso
Toul Banker
Wood Plans Return to Manila Post in Fall
Governor Leonard Wood of the Philippines told President Coolidge he will return to Manila in the fall despite two accidents and surgeries. He supported independence for the Philippines but believed the islands are not ready for it, calling Filipinos the most contented people in the world and comparing independence to sending a novice flyer without training. Wood praised Coolidge administration backing and planned further talks in Washington with Secretary of War Davis before heading to New York.
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Rapid City
Géner
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Cuolligs
Manila
Woo
Taornsing
Afr
Coolridge
Wood
Bin
Hie
Peekisent
Anether
Dag
Custer, D. C
New York
Washington
Davis
War Department
U S Aviators Reach Prague In Czechoslovakia Visit
Clarence D. Chamberlin and Charles A. Levine were greeted by President Masaryk at the Hradschin in Prague after arriving from Vienna. They toured an airplane factory, met local officials, and planned future hops toward Paris with potential stops in Poland and Switzerland.
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Chamberlin and Levine
Czechio Slavia
Ancient Beat of Government
Prague
Czecho
Slovakia
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Charles A. Levine
Masaryk
Czechoslovakia
Vienna
Paviovsky
Matkovsky
Plins
Atlantic
United States
Honey Bee In Worth Millions To Germany
The Frankfurt Zeitung and Professor Zander of Erlangen University say bee culture is Germany's most valuable agricultural sector. About 8 billion bees produce roughly 300,000 hundredweights of honey annually, valued at about 7,000,000. Bees fertilize crops, vegetables, and grasses by pollen transfer, supporting German agriculture.
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Berley
Germany
Frankfurter Zeitung
Noch ‘Zander
Erlangen University
mkCarter Zeitung
Frankfurt
Zander
Germany Ends Ads on Mail Wagons and Boxes
The German postal service abolishes advertising on mail wagons and letter boxes after decades of revenue from the signs. Officials cite repeated firm requests and Reichstag objections to the bright yellow markings, which critics linked to margarine and toothpaste promotions.
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Germany
Gernan
Postal Department
Thin
Reichstag
S. T
Still 15 Seized in Police Raid on Distillery
A miniature but complete distillery and a sizeable squat liquor stock were seized by a four man raid team of prohibition officers aided by one city police officer at 16 Grant Street, Janewight. H. Cunningham was arrested. The still featured glass tubes and a complex setup, capable of producing high quality liquor for popular brands.
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Ted
Grant Streee
Janewight
Cunnigham
Cnld
Placa
Sranda
Veterans Bureau to Open Each Night in June Week
The local office of the Veterans Bureau will stay open every night during the week of June 27 to help veterans claim their government allowances. The Charleston office reports over 90 million dollars worth of insurance has already been received this month.
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Veterans’ Bureau
Merrance
Charleston
Band concert opens season in Watton with large crowd
The musicips band kicked off its season before a likely record crowd at Watton’s outdoor venue on the old capitol lot. A seating miscount and parking offer from the New Diamond owner shaped a lively evening with soloist Nile Burke and a program including March of The Anzacs and Songs of the Day.
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Musicips
Watton
Inet
Dieuilding
Capitol
Laidleyfeld Jstadtham
Nile Burke
Burke
Buriee
John
Rector
Louis Nenre
Burka Jwessun
Toliows
Offenbach
Edesohain
Billie ‘Burke
Lave Benny
Lawrence Bere
Notice of Trusts and Public Auctions in Kanawha County West Virginia
A garbled selection covers notices of probate and trustees in West Virginia, with details on Mary H. O'Dell estate, executor declaration, bond approval, and dates. It includes a sale of property under a trust deed in Kanawha County with bid procedures, terms, and date set for the sale, mentioning bidders, cash portions, and vendor's lien.
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Tanta
Vetort
Cad
Pebramsy
Vale
Quarrier
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Aths
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Sears Monument Co
Phark Inn
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A. J. Wilde
Qwen Lindbergh
ST Louis
Kelly Rel
Missouri Natonal Guard
SSTH
Mre
Gy Pecenarr
Con Fitom
IX Tee
ARMY
Younes
Hures
Gis Burres
Ae Patel
Saircaft Organisation
Fulsar Zona
Ipeseau
Ts Squires
Jerusiema
Allis
Wich
Clyde A. Bagt
Tinedom
Sricht
Tase FerResii
Hentan
Fanje
Lotled Maey
Selenits
Furtwaengler
AL Hydall
Chicago
Cnet
Brussels
Elizabeth Garinchina
U.S
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Ars
Battle Creek
CEGAL
Far
TOCK
de Gas Company
Toms
Rene Bor
Ptene Ant Re
Mary Codtpton O'Neil
Capitol Street
Aed
Matheny
Mary
O'Dell
Gale
Vale “ Table
Ratlee
Dallars
Navy Department
Isa
Suivey
Enla Afate
Eerie
County
Boas
G. C. Lowenday
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