Morgan II Squire Seen In English Estate Visit
London June 27 a Wall Street financier known as the Square presides in the English village of Aldenham near London. The burly unassuming figure visits Wall Hall the Norman pile where he has done good by paying pensions to widows and supporting villagers.
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Wall Street
New York
House of Morgan
Broek
Wall Streets
3. P. Morgan
America
Uttle
Alderne
Londom
Wallswrest
Aldenham
Morgan
Wall Hall
Well Street
O'Brien to Award Self Certificate as Last on List
A convoluted court proceeding features O'Brien to award himself a certificate as the last on the list in a damages case. Evidence resumed in a 28,000 suit brought by E. D. Lomg at Keser using Newhart Calhoun Netty and Colouac Telephone Potomac. Trial set for Monday before Judge A Leng to render on damages amid a jury deliberation.
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E. D. Lomg
Keser S
Mewart-Calhoune Netty
Colouac
Potomac Telephone Ifue
A. Leng Iene
900000 Build New Road and Rail Link in Jinks Catala
An ambitious project advances with the laying of the final rail section of a south to north railway in Jinks Catala and Chink. An army of 100,000 conlias aids construction as the railway crosses the south superstructure. The bridge is fully placed. North and west east water wage communications will soon be knit together.
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Jinks Catala
Seuth
West Virginia
East Kanawha Estates
Libbey-Owens
Marmet Road
Kump
Kump Court
Kenrad
Kari Kallagg
Roosevelt Avenue
G. Green
John H. Weeds
Sacreyia Street
H.C. Miller
M. L. Gray
Roesevelt Avenue
Shawn
L. J. Bellette
L. L. Case
Market Road
Science Misused Says Savant
London June 27 The scientist Sir Richard Gregory warns that gifts of science risk harming humanity if misused. He argues social systems and unemployment rise when scientific advances are not paired with responsible application and social reform.
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Richard Gregory
Nature
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Sir Richard
Cat rears six kittens in high tree nest in Morden
A mother cat raises six kittens in a nest seven feet above ground on a tree branch in Morden England. A boy climbs the tree daily to bring the mother dinner.
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Morden
England
Miners Body Found in Fairmont Camp Dit Various WV Briefs
West Virginia items report a miner Tony Madris found dead in a ditch at Carolina mining camp with suspected accidental fall and broken neck after drinking. Randolph County elects Charles M. Marviister as Democratic chair, Elkins arrests Phil Williams. Third WV American Legion district convention begins with Louis A. Johnson speaking. Ultration plant project near 870,000 will hire 20 workers. deadline Sept. . R. A. Behan dies after 50 years with railroads. Taylor County board of trade to elect officers July 8. Ira J. Partlow seeks Democratic nomination for eighth judicial circuit judge. Elmer James Eitner dies from December 1935 water fall injuries. Randolph GOP names Dr A M Fredlock chair July 9 magisterial districts. Fire chief Layinen plans volunteer department in South Parkersburg and Vienna. Mrs Thomas C Morgan injured in Sistersville auto crash. Ray, Morgantown coal fall fatally injures Ray.
Everly Dies In Maidsville Mine Accident
The 21 year old assistant foreman of the C L and 4 Coal company in the Maidsville mine died. His death marked Monongalia County's fifth mine fatality this year.
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Everly
C. L. and 4. Coal Company
Maidsville
Monongalis County
Paris Billboard Taxes Ground All Sky-Writers
Sky writers are barred from Paris by an odd law. Posters on billboards walls or fences cost 00 francs per month per square yard and the same rate applies to sky writing. Even a compact “OK PARIS” would require about 350000 square yards, costing roughly 31500000 francs or about 2205000 dollars.
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Paris
France
Tax collections show rise in May revenue figures
The report notes May tax collections totaling 557,087.48 with the consumer sales tax and overall revenue rising. Sealsh Smith, head of the tax department, cites a May figure of 954,731,296 for the revenue bureau, indicating stronger collections for the period.
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Acror
Sealsh Smith
Tax Department
Revenue Bureau
Local Airmen Celebrate Seaplane Base Rating Progress
Celebrations marked by Kanawha flying club as the sportsman unit moved its bass to the Kanawha street levee and earned a municipal seaplane base rating from the Bureau of Air Commerce. Notable flights included pilots Matscott Shriver and Clark visiting Cincinnati for the exam, and a Fourth of July display planned at Spencer airport.
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Kanawha
Muiacott
E Pean
Jaiecott
Spervision
Jenny T. Clark
Matscott
Cincinnati
Ray Shriver
James Reid
Bureau of Air Commerce
Dream Comes True As Youth Breaks His Arm
Fort Worth report about 16 year old Jack Peterson of Roanoke Texas who dreamed he caught his arm in an electric washing machine at home and broke it on the way to the hospital the next day he told the ambulance driver the dream had come true in an odd turn of events
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Tex
Jack Peterson
Roanoke
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Carolina
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Elkins
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American Legion District
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West Virginian Water Service Company
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Taylor County Board of Trade
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Ira J. Partlow
West ,Virginia
Pidge
Eighth Judicial Circuit
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Republican Executive Committee
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Parkerssirg
Lioyé Layinen
Parkersburg
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Sistersville
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Virginian Land Bank Bldg
D. EB Kehns
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