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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
6
Uncle Dick Ashby of Kanawha Headed West Virginia Lifetimes
Richard J. Ashby, known as Uncle Dick, died aged 96 in southern West Virginia. He witnessed state growth from the Andrew Jackson era to Hoover, ran the St. Albert hotel in Charleston, and was linked by friendship to John E. Kenna. His long life spanned Civil War era events and major state figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Ashby
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Richard Si Ashby
Torough
West Virginis
John &. Kenna
Kenna
Khewis
John Lewis
Kanawha River
Chemical
John
Missouri
Ashby
Meapees
Fellemaster
Charleston
Gleveland
St. Albert Hotel
Kanawha Street
West Virginia
Walter L. Ashby
Andrew Jackson
Kansas
John E. Manna
Kanawha
Congress
United States
Gied
Wick
Qemate
Sen@ors
Herbert Hoover
Hoover Prosperity and Prohibition Debate Highlight Jersey Contest
The Wheeling Star notes U S political tension over Hoover era prosperity and rising taxes amid stock market slump. It highlights Ben Dwight W Morrow's victory in New Jersey promoting repeal of national prohibition and return of liquor governance to states, contrasting with opponents including Frelinghuysen and Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Dwight W. Morrow
Maton
United States
Congress
Jersey
New Jersey
Bellator Frelinghuysen
Timas
Skeeter
Kelly
Morrow's Victory Signals Prohibition Push in Politics
The article notes Morrow’s upset win amid anti saloon forces and says his triumph encourages wets, portends candidacy announcements, and prompts White House support aimed at repealing the eighteenth amendment. It suggests Hoover’s endorsement marks a shift in administration stance on prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Morrow
Morrow
House of Representatives
United States Senate
White House
Golf Nonsense From a Doctor Says Golf Harms Players
A Cincinnati doctor asserts golf harms players by raising blood pressure and provoking anger. The piece mocks the claim, noting golfers of all professions often enjoy the game, with most finding recreation and subtle stress relief rather than serious health risk. It recalls Bobby Jones’s temper and praises golf as sunshine and recreation, ending with a quip about women voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muhlberg
Cincinnati
Bobby Jones
West Virginia Eyes Rail Road Valuation Increases
Unofficial Charleston reports suggest the West Virginia Board of Public Works will propose substantial increases in railroad assessed valuations for the Baltimore and Ohio Chesapeake and Ohio Norfolk and Western and Virginian railroads. The total rise could reach 80 to 100 million dollars, awaiting board action when it reconvenes Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Board of Public Works
Baltimore and Ohio
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Railroada
Runor Seys
West Virginia
Martineburg Evening Journal
Today By Arthur Brisbane Op-Ed Snippets and Prohibition Debate
A long editorial fragment mixes reflections on history power and technology with social ills and Prohibition. It cites Waters murder suicide linked to stock gambling, comments on steam power, oil, radio, aviation and submarines, and notes anti and pro prohibition arguments, plus stock advertising and India unrest.
Paris to Havre by Continental Train Amid Quirky Customs
A first person travelogue describes a six day trip ending with a Montparnasse style scene in Le Havre. The narrator notes elevator boys selling champagne and porters handling luggage at different costs in the port city. He reflects on customs, tourists, and casual observations of trains, people, and scenery along the way.
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American Tobacco B
Ponto
G. W. Hiil
My. Aull
New York City
Havre
Henry Sell
Geegan
le Havre
Cherbourg
New York
Neel Cowart
Papa
Thane
France
Chemin de Feretet
Old Time Flier Proves Age Ain't Slowin Down Air Duty
Col. C. Culver, 60, traces aviation back to 1935 and flies 150 hours yearly. He argues older pilots can perform with practice and judgment, backed by a record of safe solo-flight hours and historic sea-landings, challenging the notion that aviation is strictly a young person’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. Culver
Sears
Corps
Rining
Ima
Sith Wirthdaya
Culver
Sam
Admiral Moffatt
Gandicap
Senator Guett
Air Compa
Air Express
Fan Mail and Local Snippets Across Buckhannon and Morgantown
A montage of brief notes from Buckhannon and Morgantown items. Includes fan mail commentary to the Farm Board, local reflections on age and taxation, a remark on gender trends from the Buckhannon Record and Morgantown Dominion News, plus a short item about a Montgomery man jokingly noting luck as opportunity, and a domestic incident where a wife ends her husband's knife habit.
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Montgomery
Quiz questions from Washington Buses test page
A reader notice presents a mixed set of Q and A items from a 1920s test, asking about Longton Silvec, events in Runnymesde, Mickey Cochrane, Mrs Algernon Sartoris, Lindbergh’s flight, and general knowledge like Curie and Major League attendance. It includes instructions to obtain a bulletin on Lindbergh and a coupon for a copy.
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Runnymesde
England
Mickey Cochrane
Algernon Sartoris
Daxecs
Lind
Francis X. Bushman
McAndrews
Alma Ward
Phyllis Crane
Yenkes Stadium
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Philadelphia Athletics
Rays
United States
Washington
Lindbergh
Lindy
Paria
Tex
Dear Doctor Advice on Constipation and Heartburn Health
Reader questions about relief from constipation and heartburn prompt Dr. Peters to suggest psyllium seeds daily, bran and fruit intake, and balanced diet changes. He notes occasional flare ups are common and endorses pamphlets on reduction, hygiene, and bladder disorders while inviting readers to request general articles.
The Way of the World by Grove Fatterson
A fragmented editorial piece arguing for reason over emotion in disputes, noting farmers' use of machinery, then shifting to a discussion of brains and beauty. It cites Broadway show girls and college groups with intelligence ratings, contrasting men and women in social dating and intellect.
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Grove Fatterson
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