Real estate transfers and federal probes reported in county office
Real estate transfers were recorded in the Rai county clerk’s office on Washington Street with multiple parcels exchanged between individuals and firms in Charleston and surrounding areas. Separately, federal officers and Commissioner Albert V. Fitawater pursued several cases, including Jethro Smith and Hobie Long tied to prohibition violations and other individuals detained on alcohol related charges, with bonds set at 1000 dollars and 7500 dollars respectively.
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Rai County
Washington Street
E.R
Rrey
Maaney
Montrose
Jethro Smith
United States
Albert V. Fitawater
Federal Grand Jury
Smith
Federal
Sher
Frog’s Creek
Kanawha County
Jomt
Firewater
Hobie Long
Long
Btn
Hoss Mottesheard
Sherila Roberts
Canterberry
Adam Wynoski
Blue Creek
Wynoski
Reid
Michigan Realty Trophy Won By Michigan City Real Estate Open
The Chicago cup trophy, won by W. Moora, a Chicago realtor, is discussed with controversy over participation rules at the National Realtors Convention in Washington. Charleston was ruled out this year but may enter next year. The Charleston delegation reports the largest convention to date in Detroit, Michigan. Thorn Deaton will speak for the Chicago cup defense next year, with Moore slated to deliver the oration. Second place went to Jamal and third to Toronto, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Moora
Rerttors
Washington, D.C
Charleston
United States
Flint
Michigan
Beton
Detroit
L. B
Get
West Agwtnta
Association of Real Estate Boards
Thorndeaton
Moore
Jaml
Toronto
Canada
Day in Washington Reports Army Tonemy Pledged and Prohibition Forecast
Acting Secretary Davis urged tonemy for the army. Bids for extension of the air mall service were asked. Production in prohibition enforcement personnel was forecast. An empire marriage plan for England has been proposed.
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Davis
Army
England
Army grads get economy taste at Army War College
Washington June 29 The commander in chief and Acting Secretary of War Davis address the Army War College graduating class. They emphasize economy of forces and economy in the War Department, urging graduates to uphold economy and efficiency as guiding principles in service. The report notes about a million receivers in France in the wartime context.
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Davis
War ‘College
Washington
Army
Davis Tn
Army War College
War College
War Department
France
Directors of Local Club Plan Meeting
The Charleston Business Men's club will meet today at noon in the Moors building offices, Quarrier street, to plan the year's business. A fiat membership fee will be charged, and all employees of member organizations will be eligible. The club has relied on subscriptions to operate and will continue under the new rules. Tomorrow the board of directors will meet at the chamber of commerce in S. P. Puffer's office to discuss general business matters.
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Charleston Business Men's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Moors
Quarrier Street
Mpambara
Tey Ja
St i
S. P. Puffer
Prince Faces Formal Duties Amid Parade Oddities
In Palapye Bechuanaland on June 3 Prince of Wales reviewed native Reduank warriors. The crowd appeared in varied costumes from London pollen helmets to tartan kilts and fur hats, a curious display as the prince posed with a chief in British officer attire.
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Palapye
Bechuanaland
Sauta Africa
Prince of Wales
Senore
London
Hrthiahyy
Na Pritish Hussar Dusby
British Foot Guards
Derailed plans postpone razing old governor mansion
W E Moors contractor announces a delay in razing the old governor s mansion on Capitol Street to allow souvenir hunters and others to buy fixtures and chips. Capitol Street water and electric work proceeds, with a planned connection to Summers Street before evacuation for Washington Street opening. Poland and Watcaw to be linked by air line.
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W. E. Moors
Capitol Etreat
Capitol
Summers Street
West Virginia Water and Electric Company
Washington Street
No More Dandruff the Sure Way Ad Page
An old ad promotes Parisian Sage hair and scalp treatment claiming it destroys dandruff germs quickly. It promises stopping itching and baldness, urges asking Roost Bros or nearby dealers, and guarantees satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roost Bros
Ans
Plan to Improve Freight Service on Chicago Lines
Improvement in the Chicago freight service follows changes to passenger trains No 1 and No 3 on the Cheanpeaks and Ohio lines. No 1 departs Charleston westbound at 6 40 am instead of 6 46 am and No 3 at 21 56 instead of 11 15. A new fast freight schedule No 84 reduces Chicago Charleston transit to two days, with through traffic now passing through Chicago at 4 10 am. The through freight run from Chicago will terminate at Handle.
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Chicago
Cheanpeaks
Ohio
Charleston
Indrawall
Handle
The Fighting Ranger Novelized by Horace Eaton
Terence O Rourke government ranger in Mexico helps a wounded family in the Bar M ranch tale. Mary Marshall Bud Hughes Stella Montroag and Taggart figure in an intrigue with Buck McLeod. Terence and Mary grow closer as legal threats loom over Dad Marshall.
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Terence O'Rourke
Parn= Wixe Canyon
Mexico
Dad Maraball
Mary
Rurse
Biy
Tapna Yaxgart
Marshall Ranch
Amert+ range
Neckn Marshall
Dad Marshall
Buck McLeod
Topas Tageart
Stella Montroag
Terence
Jind
Hughes
Miguel
Duck McLeod
Taggarty
O'Rourke
Taggart
Marry
Terences
Old Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Ben
Mary Takes A Chance On Terence And Family Rejoices
In this fragment from a domestic tale, Mary marries Terence, surprising Marshall. He fears bad matches but softens upon seeing Mary happy with Terence and joins the embrace of father and son. The scene ends with a warm, hopeful reunion and a vow to start anew.
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Bud
Mary
Marshall
Marshall Prexy 3 Gets New Home at Marshall College
The board of control announced the purchase of the W. E. Minter residence on Fifth Avenue by Marshall College. President M. P. Shawkey and board members expect a deal soon to acquire land east of the college grounds, between Third Avenue, College Avenue, and Seventeenth/Eighteenth Streets. Double appendicitis case in Vienna follows an initial operation.
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Marshall College Huntington
Board of Control
W. E. Minter
Fifth Avenue
Tween M. P. Shawkey
Marshall of Lege
Cafe Lege
Third Avenue
College
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H. F. Zain
Tinder Motor Car Company
Union District
Witog Land Company
Crescent City Addition
Emma J. Shenton
J. QO. Zickefooss
Makxele Zickefoose
Block
Nia Wits
A. I. Krantz
BL Albans
A St. Higginbotham Et al
Morrin
Whittaker
Sllket
Jamen Lee
Viole Minna
Glendale
Stu Albans
Gow. Willams
Calvin
Chelyan
Cabin Creek
Thomas White
Tambert
Crescent Toad
Motor City
Iit
Craig Healing Springsee
Virginia
Linton B. Arnold
Prince
Posen
Watcaw
Poland
Sweet Springs
Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone
Emerson Hough
Yellowstone National Park
Northern Pacific Railway
Gardiner Gateway
Hough
West
America
Arthur Whitney
Mendham, N. J
Thomas F. McCran
Paterson, N. J
Calum
Overbrook Golf Club
Rome
Piladelph City
Peru
Rocky Mountain National Parks
Utah
Colorado
CJ. Co
Clark St
Gur
Pacific Amneresses Giants
Pacific
Neouyer
Japan
Focal Steam Ship Agents
Cc. L Retia General
Canadian Pacifie
Bian Ave
Pittaburch
Pas
Fighting Ranger
Horace Eaton
Fred J. McConnell
Geotge W. Pyrer
Callen
Bud Hughes
Stella
Gmar
Gear
Belton
Paris
Vivid Perry
Belle Cme the
Apaches
Mnnerworld
Ee Inotters
IL Epinods
M Fun Riot
Ain't Love
SSS Tno
Helio Dis
Jervis
Harrison
Ruth
Keith Vaudevius
BIG Marcus
Hellmann
Richard Halle
Long Talend City
Hellmanns
Vogue
Tequest
Marshall Prexy
Vienna
Vera Gunther
Charley
Bill
Brother
J. C. Dillard
Miller Beauty Parlors
Washington, D. C
Frankenberen & Co
Deer Park
Hugh J. Flynn
OceanCity
Atlantic City
Howard's
Onemain Oe
Seamine Boot
Oreo Cue
GREEN
Mite Farms
Ka-di-ok
Beldri
Abel
C. A. Potterfelds
Visgintm
Capitol Atreeta
Fis
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