Higher Wages Debate Pushes for Cotton Goods Industry Relief
Green accuses the cotton goods industry of failing to share workers' buying power as he points to average wages of 10.40 a week and wages as low as 4.54 for 62.3 hours. He argues a 40 hour week at May operations could employ millions, urging textile sectors to contribute their fair share amid wage deficits noted by labor and industry representatives. William E. G. Bally of the New Bedford Fall River textile councils backs the call for rate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Inbor Department
William E. G. Bally
New Bedford
Fall River
Mass
Alo
McMahon
Broad Changes In Insurance Deposits and Death Claims
The rules signed by State Auditor Edgar B. Sims and the insurance commissioner clarify that deposit withdrawals face no changes to principal payments under current contracts and that no restrictions apply to withdrawals after March 29 1933. They note banks’ securities value increases improving resumption yields, with mortgages rising and potential liquidation values rising from 50 cents to 75 80 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar B. Sims
Insurance Commissioner
Justice
Oeo
State highway fund rules favor ex service men and citizens
Labor and contracting policies set preferences for ex service men with dependents and citizens or aspiring citizens in the work area. Convict labor is banned and $400000.12 is allotted to states under a three way highway act plan. Maryland and West Virginia quotas are listed with constraints on fund use and project initiation requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
West Virginia
State Highway Department
S¢Riculture
Special Board For Public Work
Future Farmers Elect Officers At State Convention
The Future Farmers of America state convention elected Stewart Watts of Frankford as president Harry Borne of Masontown as vice president W Lloyd Sutton as secretary Woodrow Wolfe of Mason Town as treasurer and Clyde Snyder of Cairo as reporter The executive committees include Fred Smith Masontown Paul McCutcheon Weston and Howard Carter Middlebourne A banquet at Capitol Inn featured toastmaster Armand Stonsker Weston Speakers were W W Trent state superintendent J A Linker of the Bureau of Agricultural Education D W Parsons WVU College of Agriculture Fred Smith Binsontown Brendon Smith Wayne R Clark Butler Sutton J W Ankeney state advisor and L A Montgomery Williamsburg The gathering opened Monday with sessions on farming problems rearer training and a public speaking contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of American
Stewart Watts
Frankford
Harry Borne
Masontown
W. &. Lloyd
Sutton
Woodrow Wolfe
Clyde Snyder
Cairo
Fred Smith
Paul McCutcheon
Weston
Howard Carter
Middlebourne
Capitol Inn
Armand Stonsker
W. W. Trent
Atate
J. A. Linke
Federal
Eureau of Agricultural Education
D. W. Parsons
College of Agriculture
West Virginia University
Binsontown
Brendon Smith
Wayne
R. Clark Butler
J. W. Ankeney
L. A. Montgomery
Williamsburg
Charleston Elks greet tour visitors in city today
Charleston Elks will greet Elks Good Will tour representatives at 1:00 this morning. A reception committee led by R. D. Lake will meet them at the South Side bridge, then guide inspections. A 10:00 reception at the Elks club, with lunch at Kaniwha hotel, precedes the Milwaukee Grand Lodge convention trip.
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Charleston Elks
Elks Good
R. D. Lake
Charleston Lodge
South Side Bridge
Elks Club
Quarrier and
McFarland Streets
Elks
Kaniwha
EB. T. Shonfield
George A. Wightman
Tallahassee
Florida
Elky Grand Lodge
Milwaukee
Riks Lodges
Zliks
Pittsburgh G O P Leader Is Indicted
Pittsburgh June 28 A federal grand jury indicted State Senator James J Coyne Allegheny County Republican leader on conspiracy to violate election laws Eight other Republican chieftains including John J Verona and Patrick O Malley ward chairman were indicted as the probe into alleged voting frauds in the 2nd district congressional race last fall extended Others named include John A Fugasal Louis J Conley Frank O Halloran Petrick J Maloney George W Savage and Martin Mullen all Republicans headed by Coyne in the ongoing case
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
James J. Coyne
Alleghency County
John J. Verona
Patrick O'Malley
John A. Fugasal
Mercantile
Louis J. Conley
Ninth Ward
Frank O'Halloran
Board of Mercantile Appraisers
Petrick J. Maloney
George W. Savage
Martin Mullen
Madison man faces unusual drunk driving charge
Arthur Rinden pleaded not guilty today to a rare Wisconsin court charge. He was charged with driving a water wagon while intoxicated. The report notes unusual circumstances in the case as authorities described the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Arthur Rinden
Wisconsin
Rinden
Trinidad
Obituary notices of Mrs Mary Scott and others in Charleston area
Mary Scott 87 died last night at daughter Mrs J S Richardson's Maple Grove home born in Scotland came to Charleston 35 years ago survived by three daughters C E Ashley Quinmimont R E Turner Hinton Richardson and three sons Wells Scott Cherieston Jann Scott Hinton Andrew Scott Betrot body sent to Barrows mortuary for funeral arrangements Also listed are Sarah Bowe Mangus 86 who died at Chandler's branch eight daughters grandchildren and two great grandchildren funeral tomorrow Mangus cemetery Jackson County Granvel Nowling infant son of Mr and Dr Clarence Nowling Wertz funeral two o'clock this afternoon Allen M E Chapel Wilson Rev Anderson to officiate burial Spring Hill Cemetery Mrs Sarah Cavey 82 died yesterday at daughter Mrs Ader Withrow Clay Avenue funeral two o'clock Cedar Grove Church Middle Fork of Poca Rev John Monday Je to officiate survived by son Bilton Cavey three daughters Norma Haynes Idx Rollins and Ader Withrow and sister Minerva Gore Logan.
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Mary Scott
Richardson
Maple
Stolt
Scotland
Charleston
Scott
C. £. Ashley
Quinmimont
R. E. Turner
Hinton
Wells Scott
Cherieston
Jann Scott
Andrew Scott
Betrott
Barlow
Mangus Cemetery
Jackson County
John B. Hammone
Granvet Newling
Granvel Nowling
Clarence Nowling
Wertz
Allen M. E
Wilson Helow
Anderson
Spring Hil Cemetery
Sarah Cavey
Saran Cavey
Ader Withrow
Clay Avenue
Cedar Grave Church
Middle Fork
Poca
John Monday
Bilton Cavey
Norma Haynes
Idx Rollins
Minerva Gore Os? Logan
Boxer Kearns Shot After Argument at Huntington Institute
Police investigate shooting of boxer Kearns who reportedly said little before the incident. Kearns had risen in boxing circles after a two round display against Jack Dempsey at Huntington Institute. Authorities seek the person who supplied the 34 caliber pistol used in the shooting and are examining the motive and sequence of events surrounding the call to police.
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E*f
Kearns
Huntington
Jack Dempsey
Vasslilion
Trade One
Vassillion
Hog-Callers Fight Announcer Plans at Madison Square Garden
Johnston reports a California contender proposing a new metal device to announce fighters between rounds at the Sharkey fight night, claiming a unique tone will attract customers. Henry Balough remains the vocal star for Sharkey Carnera. Humphreys nears full recovery and is not being replaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
California
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Johnstop
Henry Balough
Sharkey-Carera
Humphreys
Doll Show Series Kicks Off Across City Grounds
A series of doll shows opened with the first three events at Big ley Boyd and Dunbar school play areas. Girls showcased handmade dolls and parades featured decorated carriages and floats. Awards went to Joan Kraus Mary Doda Edith Boeste and other young creators for best doll, wardrobe, character, and national representation.
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Bigley, Boyd and Dunbar
Dol
Golly
Tne
Tataclool
Lincoln |S School
Chamberlainschool
Tiskelwah
Kanawha Street
Fruth School
Park Avenue
Glenwood School
Rigley
Joan Kraus
Mary Doda
Edith Boeste
Eiinor Louige Morrison
Billy Blair
Edward Boultke
Dorothy Gates
Inez Gertrude Brauneck
Mary Frances Gates
Geraldine Dividen
Helene Griffin
Mary Evelyn Davis
Mary Jane Hart
Audrey Lee Watson
Local school awardees and Dunbar doll show highlights
Helen Jean Jarrett Mary Ann Dundas Naceen Hackney and Dorothy Reveal were judged by Mrs W Bessie and Mrs Elizabeth Snodgrass. Boyd School awards went to Peggy Paul ime Hubbard Barbara Bush Betty Hicks Ardelin Jones Attinia Brown Maryland Warner Pauline Sweeny Nancy Jonson Ann Morris Arnold Wooster Eutonia Brown Ann Mary Willis Catherine Masterson Mary Katherine Isabellé Ida Wallace judged by Mrs L A Rice and Rev JT Elliott. Dunbar show featured a large doll house with furnished interior and a doll hospital maternity ward operating room in progress. awards went to Mary Prances Chandler Erma Inez Ping Ruth Crozier Jean Sawyer Josephine Crozier Thelma Alice Smith Ruby Von Price Glorious McGee Betty Jane Pack Endia White Leah Jane Deheney Semoria Daniney Evan Lewis James Chandler Earl Vincent.
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Helen Jean Jarrett
Mary Ann Dundas
Naceen Hackney
Dorothy Reveal
W. &. Bessie
Elizabeth Snodgrass
Boyd
Peggy Paulime Hubbard
Barbara Bush
Betty Hicks
Ardelin Jones
Attinia Brown
Maryland Warner
Pauline Sweeny
Nancy Jonson
Ann Morris
Arnold Wooster
Eutonia Brown
Ann Mary Willis
Catherine Masterson
Mary Katherine Isabellé
Ida Wallace
L. A. Rice
JT. Elliott
Cocter
Mary Prances Chandler
Erma Inez Ping
Ruth Crozier
Jean Sawyer
Josephine
Women seek relief from monthly pains with Favorite Prescription
Women troubled by monthly cramps backache and draining weakness can find help in Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. A reader from Box 258 Campell Grove West Virginia reports severe back and abdominal pain, poor sleep, and low appetite improving after using the remedy, with strength returning and nerves steadier before and after childbirth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Mia
Henry Hawley
Campbell
Klm Grove
Buffalo, N, Y
Porothy Simms and the judge lineup listed
Porothy Simms appears alongside judges Mel Lillian Morris and the Rev J Biot in a terse notice. The fragment cites names in a likely legal or civic context, with no further details available to specify action, date, or venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porothy Simms
Mel Lillian Morris
Rev. J. Biot
Physicians Report Embletons Improved
Attending physicians report the conditions of Mr Harry Embleton and Mrs Embleton satisfactory after they were rushed to Mountain State Hospital early Sunday morning. They were found unconscious near their wrecked automobile in Hufiner Hollow. The husband regained consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Embleton
Mountain State ‘Hospital
Hufiner Hollow
Meadow Brook club president in auto crash injuries
Mr. Embleton, president of Meadow Brook Country Club, and Mrs. Embleton were reported semi conscious after their car left the highway and crashed over an embankment near the Meadow Brook club yesterday. Their head injuries were described as severe.
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Nesq
Postoffice Discontinued at Rumble in Boone County
The postoffice department announced the discontinuance of the postoffice at Rumble in Boone county effective Friday. After that date residents will be served by the postoffice at Ashford.
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Washington
Postoffice Department
Rumble
Boone County
Ashford
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Seermuter
White & Tan
Howard
S. Spencer Moore Co
Capitol BL
América
North American Accident Insurance Company
W. Va
Bilal
Inge
Domino
Alderson
Bigley, Boyd and Dunbar Schools
H. C. Walker
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