Kanawha County Farm Bureau Holds Dunbar Meeting
One of the county’s largest Co-operative Farm Bureau gatherings met at the Four-H fair grounds near Dunbar to elect officers F M Ray president M Devender secretary and G C Puen treasurer. Speakers including W A Brockman and J Frank Marsh highlighted cooperation progress and plans for bridges and a dairy specialist hire. The group endorsed past officers and discussed highway beautification and nut tree planting along Ward roads.
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Kanawha! Cooperative Farm Bureau
Dunbar
Tyen
F. M. Ray
Anna Tixon
Malden
W. E. Chilton
New
Ward
J. Frank Marsh
Charleston
W. A. Brockman
W- A. Foster
Kiwanis Club
Kanawha County
Kanawha Rivar
Plana
W. C. Gist
West Virginia
Ioetary
Poca
Union Ais
Robert Hawkins
Jefferson
London
Guy B. Clark
Bis Sandy
H. B. Brook
Eter
Eter One-Half Time, 12 Months Ini Ision, Poca
Cabin Creek
Oh Poultry Association
Alxtyi
Bureau
Ewha
Dairstmen's Association
George "Br. Jenkins
Guthrie
John M. Layne
Car
Spanterias
Churchian
Kanawhas
Kanawhas Walter Dairy Association
Kanawha Co-operative Farm Bureau
Answhs
Tours at the White House Boosted by Paid Party Tours
Washington reports a booming paid tour system dubbed the Hank party as promoters arrange private trips to meet President Coolidge. Organized by rail lines and tour operators, groups secure letters of production from congressmen, then gain access to the executive offices and photo opportunities, netting profits for promoters and photographers alike. The practice expands as crowds tour the White House, with daily visits and staged photo sessions.
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Geghgeeb
Washington
Stanaires
White House
Contiége
Tle Express
Ma Party
Mr. Blank
Sundar Jartiva
White Houses
Uattera
Coolidge
Acc
Hye
Notaya
Wr. Cocildre
Hank
A. Hance Caneras
Mr. Coolidge
Tra- Tendo
Tacna Arica a Great Medicinal Center of World Controversy
An article discusses Tacna and Arica amid the Tacna Arica dispute with Chile and Peru. It covers the geographic setting, population, railways, nitrate industry, and iodine regulation, noting historical tensions and the region’s economic resources including saltpeter, sulfur, borax, and coca cultivation.
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Chile
Torapaba
Tacna
Ewta
Cocaing
Peru
Thia
National Geographic
Hiraa Hingham
United States
Connectcue
Amundsen Departs for North Pole After Reception in Oslo
Polar explorers depart on the steamer Hobby for the pole voyage. Amundsen, bareheaded on deck, answers hundreds of congratulations before transferring expedition valuables from Hobby to Selmer. He visits the site of his first northward start with Knudsen, who plans a memorial plaque. Public receptions and a royal palace dinner await on return.
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Pategas
Amundsen
Hobby
King’s Bay
Codl
Knudsen
North Pole
Christina Wjord
Royal Palace
Chinese Trouble on Fifth Week
Shanghai and Hong Kong face intensified anti foreign movement with strikes spreading from Shanghai to Jiang Tong. Overseas lines drop Hong Kong calls while American ships skip the port. foreigners face rationing, food shortages, and increased harassment amid escalating protests and boycotts across Chinese ports.
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AN Francisco
Shanghai
Prinels
China
Hong Kong
Kong Kong
Ilpine
Manila
Chinana
Jiang Toong
Wallouta
Chungig
Yangtze River
Wanten
Hong Nong
Wwe
Granth
President Coolidge's Father Cited From Pake State of Health
Dr. Cram reported Colonel Coolidge fairly comfortable with normal heart and breathing but a slight fever around 109 remained. The President's physicians planned further examination and a nurse was to attend as James Coupal and Chute prepared to travel to Plymouth for updates from Bridgewater and Swampscott.
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Pake
Cram
James FL
Gonpah
Chute
Pipntguth
Jehan Coolidge
Coupal
Sigimpscott
Plymouth
Hridgewater
Colonel Coolidge
James Fr. Coupal
Coolridge
White House
Swampscott
Calonst Coalidge
Paraguay’s Minister in Washington Highlights Old War Shadow
A Washington Bulletin from the National Geographic Society notes Paraguay’s diplomatic presence in the U.S. capital. It sketches Paraguay’s brutal past, its Yerba mate culture, river routes, Asuncion port, and a nation striving for peace, learning, and development after a devastating war that halved its male population.
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Washington, D. C
Paraguay
Washington
Eho
National Geographic Society
Pthlo
Varsguay
iParaguay
United States
Crow
Riglex
Oranges
South America
Capial
Asuncion
Buenos Aires
Vivergne
Wihish
Mata
Montevideo
Parana
Gurrientes
Formosa
Tor
Parncury
Balms
Perumsand
Pennsylvania
Pilgrima
Avundon
Spaniah
Revalus Tong
Wara
Antonus
South Americas
Riviera
Routh
Anecien
Pareguay
Ban & Milten Paopls
Charleston College Move Rows Across District
A trio of locations near Ksnewha Two Mile creek Davis creek and South Iidles plus sites near Loudon Efrights Kanawha City Rutoner hollow and two at South Charleston are under consideration for a college campus with a $2 million plan. The Burfi bouravilla plant is sold and funds will come from state sources and Charleston’s $300,000 donation. The college will be fully up to date and rank with top national institutions once established here.
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Oo Eas Sre Ters Sen
Burfibouravilla
Charleston
Hocketeler Foundation
Chamber of Commerce Educational 1
Miss Sutherland Sues for $10000 Damages
Washington June 27 Miss Katherine Sutherland daughter of former Senator Sutherland of West Virginia files suit for 10000 dollars alleging an automobile collision on May 9 injured her, seeking permanent damages. The suit names Silas Incobs as owner of the car and cites the driver involved.
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Miss Sutherland
Associated Preas
Washington
Olen
Katherine Sutherland
Senator Sutherland
West Virginia
Silas Incobs
Mexican President Calles protests U S over diplomatic insult
An excerpted note describes President Calles of Mexico voicing blunt rebuke to Washington. He and officials, including President Muñoz, felt insulted by a challenge to Mexico’s international obligations, signaling Tensions in Inter-American relations.
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Calles
Mexico
Washington
Kollegma
Jinier Republic
Muxtto
Obituary of Wilbar Green and related notices
Wilbar Green died after a three week illness of typhoid fever at Kanawha Valley hospital. He was a resident of Point Pleasant and employed in a government river task. Survived by wife Barbara Murria Green a sister and a brother both of Leon. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at his late wife Irene Setlerr home. Also mention of Bliss Trena Reheer who died the previous week and a Scheer Fractuted Erain Charles ton high school graduate.
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Wilbar Green
Wilhir Green
To'vlosk
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Point Pleasant
Government River
Tio
Bariha Murria Green
Ralph Nossinger
Kenpeth Tirean
Leon
Saevi
Irene Setlerr
Puuern
Bliss Trena Reheer
Hartinare
Meda
Helt Hunday
Misa Scheer
Erain
Charleston High School
Spinning Wheel
John Far
McCreery
D. Howe Johnston
H. H. Vinkney
Dixon Pinkney
Coloradee
Louise Champe-Wall
Sdmondron
Rosea Belug
Bridge
J. A. Campbell
J. Hf. McCullaiarh
Charleston
R. K. Rubush
T. R. Rugland
Morganette
E. Carter
Margaret Alice
Bluefeld
Mra
St. C Rensome
First Baptist Church
Rev. Ransome
Baptist Church
Logan
Nathan Pickus
Baltimore
Fins
George H. Celbynk
A. Johnston, Jr
William MacTaggart
St. Paul
Minn
John T. Hollandsworth, Sr
California
Will Rumain
Fasl
Ben W. Winchester
Cotton Forge
Virginia
Mr. Winchester
Ernest Chilean
Raletah
Bosinown
A. W. McNabb
Hone
B. Clifton
Bluefield
Clifton
Mother Slaves to Perfect Crime Plot in California
A Redwood City arrest tied a staged kidnap extortion plot to a Utah San Francisco connection. Russell Craac posed as a tutor named George Reemun, while partners including Baker and Crawford pursued $59,000 from Colonel Jacksling. Police plan further questioning as charges loom. victims include Mrs. Jackling and family.
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Cearge Reemun
Beole
Rusdell
Bulker
Jackslog
Utah
San Francisco
Jackling
Loeb-Leopold
Shepherd
Chicata
Reflecton
Crawford
Redwood City
Admi
Rose
Slater
Mea
Randolph Sprackuls
San Mateo
Raer
San Jose
Father Ie
Baker
Berkelay
Haining
Berkeley Hisiness College
Iiss Wan
Mra Baker
Hla Kindles
Three ships set to arrive July 1 under new immigration year
New York June 27 Immigration Commissioner Curran said three ships carrying about 60 passengers from Sweden and Norway are slated to arrive July 1 as the new nominal year opens. In contrast two years ago ships crowded the harbor with alien passengers. A safety report followed an interurban collision near Wheeling.
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STAT
New York
Imigraton
Curran
Ugzen
Tennessee Bar Adverts Action Sparks Dayton Jubilance
Dayton residents celebrate as the Tennessee State Bar advertation reports progress on action in Weribivge regarding Seppes avolution tyt. The 1024 figure notes 646 million dollars worth of prize driven goods sold on that competitive market.
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Harnopy
Dayton
Tenn
Oitsenp
Tennessean State Bar
Seppes Avolution
Health unit plan proposed for Raleigh county in Beckley
Petitions circulate among taxpayers to fund a full time county health unit with a health officer nurse sanitary inspector and clerk. Federal aid would cover most costs leaving a small county levy. The unit would conduct school health exams disease control birth death data and sanitary improvements and could be approved at the August county meeting.
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Beckley
Leigh County
Pardea
Tose
Fightioth
Raleigh County
France
Legion
Palace Theatre
United States Signal Corpe Reserda
Ievery
Pliny Sprague
Legion Post
Sue
Legionaires
Pinecrest
Prosperity
Hoya
Eleanor Payne
Richard Kelsey
Dixon Pinkney
Minastelle Snyder
M. L. Fortune
Payne
Thehard Kelley
Misa Estella Snyder
Dixon Pininey
Dml. Fortune
Colenan
Olzaveth
Katharina Johnston
Lucy McDonough
Gene McDonough
Leo Sherer
Charles Jones
A KK. Canterbury
Richard Kelley
Lee
George Warren
G. C. Seller
Andy Amick
Ned Payne
West Montana Quake Spurs Widespread Tremor Report
Shocks rattled towns from Butte to Bozeman with tremors felt in Helena Missoula and Anaconda. Reports describe violent shaking lasting up to 20 seconds and structural damage including a school and a bank building in Three Forks. Observers in Butte and nearby cities reported the most intense activity of the event and a seismograph at Canising College noted significant intensity.
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Munt
Jane
Ciy Bocks Butth
Mont
Butte
Welock
Italy Seeks Transfer of Jaghbub Oasis Border Area
A Washington dispatch reports Italy requests formal transfer of control over the Jaghbub oasis near Cairo, arguing the area lies within an Italian-claimed western frontier of Tripoli. The note frames Jaghbub as a historic center for Senussi and Wahabi-linked movements and cites strategic desert geography and Egypt-Italy boundary promises.
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Great Britain
Bayttata
Jaghoubh
Italy
Egypt
State Prisoners Start Road Work
Great Falls Montana June 21 A strong earthquake shook the area at 0:25 tonight causing windows to rattle at the state penitentiary Warden Ss BP Smith announced the first group of prisoners will be sent next week to work under a state contract with the board of control and commission No damage reported and no further plans disclosed Worcester England Miss Amal Carey aged 41 kidnapped her nephew aged 9 and fled to Liverwenk with him. police captured them seven miles from the city
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Great Falls
Mont
Moundeville
BP. Smith
State Penitentiary
ROY Board of Control
Worcester
Eng
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Nova Scotia
Capitol
J. M. Gates’ Sons Co
Carne Summer
Executive Mansion
Geographical Society Bulletin
Tacne
Fo Fe
Cigion
Tarna
National Geogeaphto Anately
Elonsatten
Massachusetts
Taensaleola
Taeris
Provirice
Arica
Tai
ptyuctSores
Ulpava
Wook Barka
Chincilia
Andea
la Fax
Belmvie
Valparalis
Cordilera
Tauna
Sama
Burma
Moyuera
Perugian
Polar Explorers
Safoa
Bombay
Qu- Din
U. S
Africa
ATR RY
Wheeling
Oaul Davin
Wheeling Traction Company
Norfoly
Coast Guard
Hampton Ronda
Eegie
Ty Aval
Norfolk
Beckrey Society
Beane
MacRae Hanks
Fred Seansbury
Ei Bi. Adsit
J. 4. Clifton
Myera Beans
Jean Mace Donoyeh
Clarence
Howard Meadows
James Pinkney
Glen Sutphin
Chet Cent
TL Donds
Harry Garvey
Lou Senerer
Bishop Canterbury
Chariie Jones
Carl Sanders
Bowling Jones
Pw.lee
Malcolm Lily
M. I. Fortune
Minerva Scott
Brankfort
Tohn Boone
South Kanawha Stroost
Peart Osborne
Priday
Home
Trlende Hate
Qaborne
Rey Smith
Jap L. Smith
Song
Joe and
Hewlett
Hare de
Buffalo
Canising College Observatory
Father Dove
Ithe Observatory
Jaghub
Cairo
Washington, T. C
Jaghbub
Libyan Desert
Washington, D.C
National
Geograpnia
Tripoli
Jarabub
Jazahald
Beype A
Cyrenaica
Tripolii cuHed
Bolum
Propaganda Department
Bulletin
Bat
Sengast
Agem Bee
Starn Africa
Senugilam
Jaghbubd
Qrand Senquaal
Aect
Aghbub
Sidi Mohammed Ibn
Alia
Benuasi
Rect
Mecca
Ixiam
Es Senusais
Pro- Paealda
University
Senusel
Bayed Ahmed
Siwa
Premier
Awsonwatic
Canada
Keystone
Marvel
Crane Plumbing and Heating Materials Crane CO
Broad Street
W.va
Ket and Mathews Elambing Co
Mest Mat Plumbing and Mrating Gh. A. Am
Commantner Mt. Datarsky
Washineten
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