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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1950

Page

15

Subversive Action Heard Too Late in Valley in 1901

A fragmented 1901 Kansas Valley note recalls accusations of communist spying and sabotage tied to women and Kanawha County. It cites a Civil War era Union officer and hints at political turmoil around President Wilson and a reference to McKinley, with distant echoes of national conflict.

Valley William H. Maginnis Kanawha Wilsley Yar McKiniey

Remembering Leon Czolgosz in Kanawha City Nails Plant

The article recalls Leon Czolgosz a nail plant worker in Kanawha City remembered by locals as McKinley’s assassin. It notes his quiet demeanor his role in the factory and how he obtained a leave to attend the Pan-American Exposition at Buffalo.

Kanawha City Leon Czaigosz McKinley Lt McKinley Czaigosz 23D Ohio Infantry Rutherford B. Hayes United States Fort Scammon Fort Hill MckKinley Robinson B. HE. Andre Cal. J. KE. Dana I. N. Smith E W. Knight Czolgosz John F. Chenoweth Laidley St United Fuel Gas Co Czolgost Buffalo Temple of Music McKindey Secret Service Czolgosa Auburn

Nail Works Era Ends as Kanawha City Plant Moves to Ashland

The Kanawha City nail works founded in 1883 by D. A. Chenoweth, first big industry here, produced up to 1 000 kegs daily and employed about 400 men. Leased in 1898 and 1901 to firms from Pittsburgh and Ashland, it relocated to Ashland in 1901. Workers commuted by steamboat and shuttle train. a boarding house hosted many, and a beer wagon served the plant.

McKinley Czulgosz Kanawha City Ashland Nail Works D. A. Chenoweth John P. Chenoweth Columbia Kanawha What Neil Works Indianapolis Ind Jackson Chenoweth Ashland Steel Co American Rolling Mills Middleton Merchants Wire & Nail Co Pittsburgh Norton Iron Works Avalon Charleston Thomas Byers Mia Bat Withrow Lou Williams John James Hicks al Summerfield Frank G. Laird Indiana Masons Harry Webb Chesapeake & Ohio, Railway Huntington Hiram Alexander Cincinnati

West Virginia Legion Convention Set for August

The state Legion convention will be August 25 to 27 at the Daniel Boone Hotel. The meeting is expected to be the largest in recent years as advance reservations rise and the winning unit will represent West Virginia at the national Legion convention in Los Angeles next October.

The American Legion Charleston C. G Jack)Dawson Legion Laidley Field West Virginia National Legion Los Angeles Daniel Boone Hotel

Causes of Deafness Told in Free Book Available to Public

A free illustrated booklet from Audivox Inc explains the causes of deafness and how to help the hard of hearing lead fuller lives. The guide includes insights from Bell Telephone Laboratories and simple steps to overcome hearing difficulties. Write Audiovox Inc Dept No 2097 259 West 14th Street New York 11 for a copy.

Audivox, Inc Westerntectric Hearing Aid Division Bell Telephone Laboratories West 14Th Street New York 11

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