Huntington Man Wins Big at Aironwhe Park Horse Show
Huntington rider N. K. Snead led with a high award haul on opening day at Aironwhe Park. The show drew strong crowds as horses, jumpers, and ponies competed. Snead’s entries and notable doings dominated the afternoon with Vision the lone two-award pony and Mrs. Schole De Churchman’s entries among top finishers.
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NY Durkk McClanavan
Aironwhe Park
Charleston
West Virginia
Fivary Giaun
Dave
Horssmavahin
Ion
Snead
Huntington
Mra
Lexy Sullivan
Horne
Vision
Sohole de
Churchman
Tdmasif Hadhie Ahnehhter
Bitte Wan
Lun Fle
Mise Loulan Laing
Peuk
Minataine
Ana McClanahan
Virginia Juwlay
Mary Manni
HM. Collings
C. A Livesay
Mex
Ruth Rulliean
Viv- Finks
Nomar Sullivan
Thera
Fenen
Joan
Fae Amon
Kehl
Wales
Mina
Chareterton
Grant
Hiehert
Ernest Tord
Firat
Galtedi Moraes
Hmoraga
Indea
Ponten
Kirk
American Wins Feature Olympics
Paris reports America securing decisive wins in individual and team fencing at Chalons and the Yankee fencers defeating Holland in the opening match at Paris. Heat remains a factor as Head Coach Robertson cancels plans for a full workout and focuses on light exercise and endurance. The U S track and field team makeup is finalized with alternates still training for potential late changes.
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Paris
America
Chalons
Thean
Holland
Prrin
United States
Metropoltan
Robertaon
Pinne
Robertson
Trade Extension Week Plans Move Forward In Charleston
A joint Charleston chamber of commerce meeting advanced plans for a Trade Extension Week to entertain buyers and shoppers from all classes. Committees for retailers manufacturers wholesalers and advertising discussed a broad event with no fixed date, aiming for late September and a cooperative program across local businesses. A $2,000,000 pot was pledged for the event, with a later dinner set for Hotel Sturmer porch to finalize details.
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Charleston Chamber of
Charleston
Chamber
Sturmer Porch
Juna
Milas Fiorenes
Kuhn
Guyer
Tempo
Trty
Citdren
Yanks End Losing Streak With Double Win Over Boston
New York swept Boston 12 to 7 and 10 to 1 on June 27, ending a skid. Pitching struggled for both sides in the first game while Ruth Dugan and Mays provided spark. Scoring details show multiple errors and late drama as the Yanks dominance grew in the second game.
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Boston
York
Bonteuas
Bapte
Hing Rone
Mou
Set
Dugan
Ruth
Murray
Bose
Chang
Mur
Collett Cummings to Meet in Buffalo Invitational Final
Glenna Collett of Providence meeting Edith Cummings of Chicago in the final round of the Buffalo Country Club Women's Invitation. Collett defeated Mrs Hurd and Fordyce to reach the final. Cummings led through the latter stages. Also notes on Price Huwes team and a centipede incident in Melbourne.
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Rupyalo
Glenna Cottete
Providence
R. T
Galt Chi Ton
Edith Cummlnd
Chicago
Nallonal Ute
Buffalo Country Club
Otdas
Misa Cot
Mra. D. C
Mra. D. C. Hurd, of Philadelphia, 4 and 2 Louies Fordyce, of Youngstown
Ohio
Stas Cummings
Welther
Helen Misa Collett
Hurd
Philadelphia
Milas Cunminea
Miss Fordyce
What Is Good Taste A Moral Dilemma On Dinner Guests
A reader asks who is to blame when a mother in law spoils a planned eight person dinner by arriving unannounced. The columnist argues the young couple should not alter plans for one extra meal and explores how such small naggings can trigger larger marital conflict. The piece weighs respect for parents against personal boundaries in marriage.
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Capyrintt
1924
Inc
Canada
Allahee
Pim
Charleston Chamber Plans Big City Business Club
The Charleston chamber of commerce will establish a large city business club from the Good Will excursion, with John Morgan as chair. Subcommittees will meet next Monday to choose a location and hear reports on financing. The club will feature dining, an assembly hall, kitchens, pool and billiards, reading rooms, and daily lunches and dinners except Sundays, with underwriting by local business men and strong subscription progress.
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Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
John Morgan
Theer
Record Crop Moving North From Mid-Atlantic States
North Philadelphia June 87 heavy crops of perishable fruit and vegetables are being moved from Maryland Delaware and Virginia Peninsula by rail. Strawberries near peak could exceed 41600 cars with potatoes following and estimated 29000 cars to be moved. Fruit and produce from Florida Georgia and the Carolinas also rising in volume as harvests begin.
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Philadelphia
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia Peninsula
Florida
Alleged Forger Adkins Pleads Guilty in Court
Abner Adkins, charged with forging a check for 182 dollars against Owens Bottle, pleaded guilty before Judge Henry J. Black in intermediary court. He remains in county jail on bond pending July 7 sentencing and faces possible second offense trial after completing the first term. also charged with breaking and entering Chelyan Lumber and stealing merchandise valued at 300 dollars.
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Abner Adkins
Owens Bottle Company
Henry J. Blac
Adkins
Adktina
Chelyan Lumber Company
Austrian Mine Blast Claims Thirty Miners at Hattwloggzitz
A mine explosion in the Austrian colliery at Hattwloggzitz suffocated thirty miners. Rescue efforts failed due to dangerous gas, with some rescuers also losing their lives. A garbled line mentions Canada’s building construction not keeping pace with population growth over the past years.
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A. Jung
Hattwloggzitz
Eas
Canada
Fiddlin John Carson Wows Large Army Audience
Fiddlin John Carson entertained a crowd of about several hundred at the army last night with melodious fiddle tunes and classic mountain pieces. The performance featured three backwoods musicians, with rapid instrument switching and lively rhythms that drew eager dancing and nostalgic listening from both older and younger attendees.
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Canson
Armory
John
Tle
Casey Jones
Arkansas Traveler
Fidalin
Tom Watron
Dixie
Sue
Hosiery Mills Suspend Work In Several Plants
Martinsburg June 31 Six plants of Interwoven Mills Inc a major hosiery manufacturer employing more than 6500 workers suspended operations for an indefinite period due to limited demand and excess stock. Officials expected a probable resume in mid July. Affected plants include Martinsburg Berkeley Springs Harpers Ferry Hagerstown Md and Green Centre Carlisle Pa.
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Martinsburg
Ailitz, Inc
Martinsburs
Berkeley Springs
Harpers Ferry
Hagerstown
Green Centre
Carlisle
Bull Leaps Into Car After Near Miss in Jenville N J
A frightened bull in Jenville New Jersey bolted into a passing automobile, tearing the top of the car and frightening occupants. No injuries reported as the animal fled into nearby fields following the collision.
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Jenville
N. J
Salvation Army Anniversary Held at 612 Virginia Street
A Salvation Army anniversary event concluded last night at 612 Virginia Street with a youth focused service led by Commandant Owen. Another commemorative meeting is planned for Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with Cadets Hartman and Helatead leading portions and a concluding talk by Commandant Owen titled The Pathway of Life. Sunday school is scheduled for 3:20 and the Young People's Legion meets at 6:16 in the evening.
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Virginia Street
Salvation Army
Commandant Owen
Hatman and Helatead
Commandmant Owen
Young People's Legion
Guven
Stone to Enforce Railroad Statute
Washington June 37 Attorney General Stone announced plans to cooperate with the Interstate Commerce Commission to enforce monthly locomotive inspections. He urged a speedy trial for the Boston and Maine inspected case tied to a recent serious accident and urged amendments making railroad inspectors guilty of criminal negligence if defects are overlooked, with officials held responsible.
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Washington
Stone
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
Maine
Department of Justice
Court Fight On Bonus Law Fails In DC Supreme Court
Washington June 21 efforts of Joseph Wireless New York attorney to have the moldier bonus law declared unconstitutional by the District of Columbia supreme court failed today when Justice Stafford dismissed the indictment suit. An appeal was noted. The court followed a precedent the United States court in the Frothingham Sass denying citizens and taxpayers the right to attack the validity of the Sheppard-Towner act.
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Washington
Joseph Wireless
New York
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Stafford
Still Explodes Killing Worker at United Refinery
Warred Pa June 27 A still at the United Refinery exploded today killing Melvin Evans who was crushed under burning debris. Watson Jamison another employee was burned seriously. Plant damage is estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Warred
United
Melvin Evans
Watson Jamison
Kickback Looked for by England in Jap Exclusion Act
London reports strong British opinion that U.S. Japan immigration law crisis risks a Pacific storm and strains ties with Britain’s empire. Fears include a cooling of Washington postwar goodwill and Japan turning eastward, threatening China India Australia and British interests.
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Pacific
Washington
Jupat
China
Indian
Australia
India
United States Senate
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