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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1924

Page

10

Gas Rate Hearing Paused By P S C In Charleston

Public Service Commission in Charleston continues a hearing on United Fuel Gun’s proposed rate increase for gas service. Testimony from city officials and industry witnesses is delayed as arguments over valuations, plant worth, and working capital proceed, with sessions postponed to next week.

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Canada at Wembley Exhibition paints a grand, lavish pavilion

The Canadian display at the Wembley exhibition in London impresses with lavish scenery, endless railways, and panoramic backdrops. It contrasts Canada’s artistry and abundance with Australia’s, highlighting provincial scenes from Vancouver to Niagara, railway wonders, and farm life, while noting Canada’s stronger commercial and cultural presentation.

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Obituary notices for Conley Dudding Monk Jarrett in Charleston area

Funeral services for Bernard Conley Conley aged 43 die at home in Kanawha City. George W Dudding 86 dies at Hurricane home of daughter Mrs J T Garrett. Lottie Aten 22 dies in Forest Avenue Charleston. Charles Jarrett will be buried in Spring Hill after services in First Baptist Church. Surviving family members include parents siblings and spouses across Kanawha City Hurricane and Charleston communities.

Bernard Conley Aed Kanawha City Wurter Spring Hay Cemetery Ars E. H. Cantey Elmo Conley George W. Dudding J. T. Garrett Hurricane Kanawha Valley John Cassandra Morria Dudding Onion University Athens University of Cincinna Lucretia Bream Senvhols Dudding Venta N Hurrivans Breer Eigar M.'Dudding Huntington J.T. Garrett Garrett Lottie Aten Lattin Monk Forest Avenue Orkwood Halents J. Monk Spring Hll P. Jarrett

Congress for National Education Association Opens in Washington

The second annual convention of the National Education Association opens in Washington with delegates from over a hundred allied educational groups. The event runs through July 4 with speakers including John T. Tigert, Samuel Gompers, Senator Copeland, and Carrie Chapman Catt. Government officials Hughen Hoover and Roosevelt are slated to address, while sessions cover teacher training, visual aids, and education policy across states.

Washington National Education Association Huntdredd Tifa Coolige Neads Indura John T. Tirert United States Commissioner of Education Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Royal S. Copeland Carrie Chapman Catt League of Wann Voters Oliver. Jones Association Chiet Aman Educational Press Association of America Appleton PB. G. Griffin Theary of Langread George KK. Burgess Bureau of Standards J. Walter Pewkes Bureau of American Enthnology Smithsonian Institution Tigert Government of Theta Hughen Ehoover Roosevelt Wil National Council For Social Studies National League of Teachers’ Asseathens Intenal Counci National Council of State Rommlasinners National Geographic Secret Ralph A. Gravesill Savints China Tibet Mongolia Peru Robert Cushman Murphy South Seas LS. Rowe The Pan American Union Olive A. Jones Cuthermo A. Sherwell Education Mexico

Wear Loud Colors Says Dress Expert Advice for Harmonious Style

Columbus June 27 dress expert Mrs Hazel Adler urges brighter color choices to suit hair and complexion. She notes auburn hair clashes with red and advises brunettes to wear vivid hues while blondes should avoid deep shades that wash out their coloring. She cautions against extreme fads and promotes colors harmonizing with surroundings and skin tones.

J. L. Meddoff Columbus Ohio Irs Hazel Adler Mrs. Adler Ira Adier Adler Hyera Sia Sumer Damane

Farmers Buying Power Low in Columbus Report

The June report from Columbus indicates farmers purchasing power is at a low point across markets. An index comparing April prices to pre war years shows $4 in farm products buys 17 cents in goods, vs 82 cents last year. Economist J Alta of Ohio State notes improving production and better opportunities ahead for farmers.

Columbus Surat Wuomparca J. Alta Ohio State Snid

American program for Canadian radio sparks Metrotitan lineup

New York radio listeners will hear a unique July 3 concert at 8 29 p m daylight saving time. The program from station CCH Ottawa Canada features American talent. Soloists and instrumentalists are Metrotitan Life Insurance staff relocated to the Canadian office last May.

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Moving Zionist Headquarters To Lead Discussion

Pittsburgh June 28 700 delegates from across the United States attend the 70th annual convention of the Zionist Organization of America in the Willian Penn hotel Louie Lipski National Chairman presiding The convention discusses moving World Zionist headquarters from London to Jerusalem coordination of fund raising for Palestine rebuilding Zionist participation in the Jewish Agency for Palestine and regulation of the budget key figures include Miss Henrietta Wath Abraham Goldberg Jacob Fishman and Joseph Sverman The opening session features reports on conditions in Palestine and related investigations

Pittsburgh United States Zlaniet Grmanization of America Hig Movement Willian Penn Loui Lipski Prestaing World Zionist London Jerusalem Linaky World Zionist Executive Palestine Zionist Organization Jewish Agency Malestine Louie Marshal New York American Jewish Committee Ameri¢a Palestine Foundation Fund Henrietta Wath Thadusand Women's Zionist Organization Abraham Goldberg Acions World Zanist Organization Jacob Fishman Jewish Barning Journal Tir Joseph Sverman Tempte Mmanuel

Philippines consider gradual US troop withdrawals from key forts

Military authorities in the Philippines discuss plans to concentrate US forces at Fort McKinley and Corregidor while abandoning five distant garrison sites including Fort Santiago Manila Cap Stoteenberm Powtlt Barracks Zamboanga and Camp John Hay. Fort John Hay would remain as convalescent hospital. Fort Santiago may become Philippine Constabulary headquarters. Fort McKinley stands over 2,000 acres five miles from Manila. Corregidor guards Manila Bay entrance.

Manila Philippines Department United States Fort McKinley Iregidor Island Erta Fort Santiago Cap Stoteenberm Powtlt Barracks Zamboanga Camp John Bay Baguio Camp Corregidor Island Manila Bay

Portugal Poor But People Prosperous

Sir Murdoch MacDonald, back from Portugal, says the people are industrious especially in agriculture while the government is poor financially. He conducted a survey of natural resources and outlined development schemes under consideration by the Portuguese government.

London Portugal Murdoch MacDonald Hna Act Portugese Murdoch Sir Murdoch

Columbus State University celebrates milestone education history

The article notes that Columbus State University began in June and has a long educational tradition. It states that in its first fifty years it graduated about 15,409 students and that about 20,090 more have attended according to records, highlighting the institution's expansion and alumni numbers.

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Legion Aids Community Work Expands Across Posts

Indianapolis reports show growing interest in civic betterment among American Legion members. Barland W. Powell of the National Americanism Commission says hundreds request guidance from the Community and Civic Betterment bureau. Posts seek organized campaigns for improved conditions, with the Legion offering coordination rather than replacing existing local efforts.

Indianapolis Gane Civic Betterment Amone American Legion Barland W. Powell Legion National Americanism Commission Mr. Powell Clvte Betterment Bureau, 2 Division The Americanism Commission Powell Borg

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