Headquarters Force Moved amid Infantry Reorganizing
Transfer of the Headquarters Company of the 180th Infantry from Clan-Renin to Muntington occurred Tuesday evening with Adj Gen Gharnock overseeing. Fifty-one enlisted men and two officers, Captain A Feoin-Palit and Second Lieutenant Arthur Me Anedawae, affected. Clendenin unit reassigned to the Median Detachment of the 160th Infantry under Walter Wo Boat, senior officer in charge of 30 men and three officers. Huntington now hosts the field headquarters camp for the 160th Infantry and the Headquarters Company of the 130th Infantry, with new command structure at Entallon.
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Clan- Renin
Muntington
Avaning
Gharnock
Feoin- Palit
Arthur Me Anedawae
Clendenin
Waa
160Th Tefanery
Walter Wo Boat
Ohuree
Mrs Yost Returns to Huntington After Board Meeting
Mrs Lena Gow Yort returned to Huntington yesterday after spending four days at a meeting of the state board of education. Mrs Yost Captain George M Ford and J Frank Marsh attended a committee meeting and concluded work of the board yesterday morning. Other members returned home after adjournment Wednesday evening. Bailey Held for Forgery Bond set at $500 on two forgery charges. Detective Trufas Clendenin testified Wednesday before the grand jury. Fully 200 fishing boats from Danzig use motors over 15 horsepower.
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Lena Gow Yort
Huntington
State Board of Education
Yost
George M. Ford
J. Frank Marsh
Bailey
Ghand Wiry
J. EH. Halley
Trufas Clendenin
Grand Jury
Bobbitt
Belles Court
Esterday
Goff Campaign Expenses Near Four Thousand Dollars
Today is the final day for candidates to file campaign expense reports. The filing shows Goff spent about 3988.75 during his Republican bid for U S senator with no contributions. Others listed include Brown with 603 received and 1035.81 spent, Kidd for congress and Stewart for agriculture with varied expenses, and several state and local races showing little to no contributions.
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Guy DO. Gott
Mia
Ivetta Jewell J Brown
Gott
United States
Ars
Brown
J. Davis
Wightman
Roberts
Charleston
Congress
Jones H. Stewart
John W. Smith
Weston
Simpson N. Miller
Webster Springs
Dewpcrat
Commissioner of Agriculture
Robert WH
Kidd
Denorrat
Burnsvile
Liberty
Repun- Mean
State Senate
Boyd Jarrell
Huntington
Republian
B.D. Baker
Beverly
Randolph County
Carleton Co. Pierre
Kingwood
James M. Daegore
Creston
Third Alstrict
Summer visitors fill White Sulphur Greenbrier area
June 26 at White Sulphur Springs reports Mrs Annie Laurie Warmack of St Louis and Mr. Mrad Ron Warmack arriving to spend the summer at Greenbrier cottages. A large party from the Casino area lunched and golfed, with guests including Mr and Mrs Laster Grasnwald and Mrs Gilligan of New York, plus Alexandra Dalziel among golfers.
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White
Sulphur Springs
Mrad Ron
Warmarek
Annie Laurie Warmack
St Louis
Greenbrier
Kates Mountain Club
Caegino
Laster Grasnwald
Edward Gilligan
Florence Crozer
M. C. Wainwright
Alexandra Dalziel
Casino
and Airs
Woallane Cincinnati
Wiliam Bur- Charles Donahan
John M. Ton
H. Yale Dolan
Philadelphia
Edward Crossland
Radclyffe Roberta
Paul Roberta
New York
Garrard Kelly
D. H. Gayle
Cincinnati
Mian Alexandra Dalziel
C. H. Bull
L. H. Good
Mra. Quinlard Taylor
Olive Kanio
C&O seeks approval to buy rolling stock for $18 million
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue 18 million dollars in five percent equipment trust certificates to J P Morgan and Company at 98 percent of par. Proceeds will buy 100 locomotives 1 400 automobile cars 6100 hopper cars 18 axedress cars dining cars 100 cabooses and 58 locomotive cranes. Total cost about 22 598 724.
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Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. P. Morgan and Company
Rivers News Delivers Kanawha Readings From Hinton to Point Pleasant
The New River at Hinton stood at 2.5 feet and stationary while the Kanawha saw rising levels at Nanawha Falls and Chartenton with readings near 4.2 feet. Parkersburg and Point Pleasant reported pool stages around 7.8 and 116 feet respectively as Anita, Eugene, and Ingersol moved upstream in the river system. The Rumery and Katherine drifted downstream along the Kanawha yesterday.
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Hinton
Westerday
Nanawha Fails
Chartenton
Stacey
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Tising
Chadinnath
Anita
Aintfield
Eugene
Ingersol
Rumery
Katherine
Kanawha
Arrest Doctors On Birth Report
West Virginia physicians face arrest and firing after failures to report births to the state health department. Dr. Carl Ravers urged higher reporting, noting delays harm families. The department mails birth information and engraved certificates to parents, while birth totals climbed to 12,000 last year and 29,000 the year before.
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State Health Department
West Virginia
Carl Ravers
Ter
Raver
West
Marines to withdraw from Dominican Republic
Washington reports plans to evacuate the Dominican Republic by United States Marines after seven years on the island. About 1309 Marines will be withdrawn as naval transports are assigned to move them out, with removal expected soon and possibly after the duty ends.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Tone
Convicted Woman Must Pay Damages
New York reports judgments totaling 125100 against Mrs Concetta Blanca 63 for shooting her son's fiancee Miss Elvinra Origero. A civil jury awarded damages for the crippled girl and the mother for loss of services as Blanca prepares to begin a two to five year prison term.
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New York
Concetta Blanca
Elvinra, Origero
Blanca
Oremero
Soan
Biss Ore- Rero
Sues Broker for Breach of Promise in New York Case
Philip M. Shaw, wealthy broker, testifies in New York on June 26 that he spent heavily to avert a divorce suit by Ming Madrienne Dever of West Somerville, Maine. He claims his relations with Dever were proper and that he tried to placate Mrs Shaw with a larger separation allowance, a car, a chauffeur, and trips to Malay and Florida.
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New York
Philip MM. Shaw
Ming Madrienne Dever
West Somerville
Mays
Miss Dever
Bean
Seaw
Tre. Shaw
Shaw
Dever
Allowanes
Florida
Balloon breaks from moorings during storm at Lakehurst
Early today a navy observation balloon broke from moorings at Lakehurst New Jersey during the night storm and was carried out to sea. The gas bag inflated holding 15 000 cubic feet of gas and the balloon was picked up off Barnegat New Jersey. Corn planted in this country matures in from 110 to 136 days.
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Navy
Lakehurst
X. J
Scilly
Barnegat
Nad
Wyoming Officers Report in Charleston Transit Details
Deputy Sheriff R Wade Cook of Wyoming County and Wayne Cook spent yesterday morning in Charleston en route from Spencer where they placed two patients. They left on the Virginian last night to return to Mullins. Cortes produced in Venezuela over ages 46 000 090 pounds 4 year is electrocuted in Manila June 26 Juan Buea convicted slayer of six persons was electrocuted in Bilibid prison the first use of the electric chair in the Far East. Among animals the badger is considered the most expert digger with rapid excavations.
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Wyoming
Hare
R. Wade Cook
Wyoming County
Wayne Cook
Charleston
Spencer
Mullinsc OO
Manila
Juan Buea
Yenter
Far East
Ship tows lost balloon to port amid storm
New York dispatch notes Norwegian vessel Belita towed what appeared to be a gas balloon that broke from moorings during a storm. The incident was observed near the harbor as the Belita maneuvered toward the port for recovery.
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Naval
New York
Belita
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Danzig
Victor Records
Gupitel Se
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Galperin Music Shop
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Louise Mayer
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Niblo
Ramon Novarro
Rex Ingram
Barbara LA Marr
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Pathe News
Goff
Mulkey
Ifs and Erie
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Rumania
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Madrienne Dever
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