Court shows how new manners are being accepted
In New York the court notes a shift toward toleration of modern social trends. The piece cites public gatherings, cocktail parties, nude art, and provocative dances as increasingly accepted in judicial decisions. Magistrates reflect changing standards, with remarks on women’s rights and evolving social mores shaping rulings and public tolerance.
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New York
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Dustien Ford
Broadway
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Reuman
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Ber Roduca
Rorallatte
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Court actions note extensive probate and debt rulings
Court routine items list estate appraisals and bond actions totaling thousands. Entries include Will probate and guardianship orders, divorces granted with custody, child support set, and debts owed to New York insurers and local companies. Several individuals admitted to practice, and banks authorized to collect sums from multiple debtors.
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Crealt
Mary BE. Taylor
Charles ‘Saylor
D. W. Marpold
Lene Carleon
Carl Cawin Snider
Thelma Iveldusta Munter
Eireast
Walter Slaught
Continental Insurance Company of New York
F. W. Stephens
Virginia Sand and Gravel F Company
John Vetch
Albert Luont
Kelle Alkali Company
Andrew A. Dayne
Nathan Wfottenbarger
Charlier Love
Bank of Dunbar
Pluay
Juanita Barricklaw
C. W. Barriching
Catherine
Smith
Richard
Thomas
Virginian
Dickie Smith
L. i
Manuel Inguinat
Ward Gebbart
Othere Wanner
Gaergs
Li Thomas
Harry Gillvaphe
B. ¢. Gillenple
Kadye Uaileagie
Alice Callahan
Marcy J Callahan
Central Trust
Politician Opposes Special Session On Water Power Bill
State Senator Alderson of Clays argues against a special session to pass a water power bill, calling it unnecessary and costly while urging unbiased public opinion. TD DeLawder of Lost River also opposes extra sessions, citing taxpayer burden and extravagance. Rumors swirl about former Sheriff Emmett Skoxes’s bid for Congress, potentially facing T. J. Luly in a dynamic race. Voter eligibility details outline registration, residency, and penalties, including a $50-$100 fine and up to 90 days in jail for violations.
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TP. Alderson
Clays
Gazette
Vance
Lielinder Alsa
DeLawder
Lost River
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Skages
Logan County
Emmett F. Skoxes
T. J. Luly
Tinton
St Josephs O Flor Remedies Promised To Women
Thousands of women across walks of life report restored health and strength after using St Josephs O Flor remedy. Mothers weakened since birth regain vitality while those at menopause describe relief from fatigue nervousness and discomfort. The product is claimed to ease uterine and reproductive issues and renew feminine health and balance.
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Wolnuttioud
Weeten
Ann
Excess government spending calls for retrenchment in West Virginia
A speech criticizes duplication in public administration and police work. Mr Goollykoonta favors trimming excess government to reduce waste and lower taxes. He argues money spent on nonessential items is wasteful and proposes proportional cuts to income and outcome to ease taxpayer burden.
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West Virginia
Con‘gresstan Welle Goody Koontz
Governor's Special Tax Comeaviston
West Virginia Nankern Association
Ravenus
Prohibition Commissioner
West Virgin
Sr. Goodykoonts
Jtaxer
Fatalities Mount From Mex Flood Near Leon
An estimated death toll from the flood near Leon, Mexico, could top 1,060, with waters washing away bodies. Thirteen hundred homes were destroyed and many damaged beyond repair. 6,000 families sheltered in public buildings and another 6,000 living on hillsides fear a repeat flood.
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Dy Associated Press
Mexico City
Leon
E21 Universal
Tle
Regina
Bass Plentiful as Season Opens in West Virginia
Hines senacy opens tomorrow with A D B Brooks state game protector predicting an excellent season for fishermen. Bass are expected plentiful as federal hatcheries likely planted about 100000 baby smallmouth bass in streams across West Virginia. Notable fishing rivers include Gauley Greenbrier Guyana Kanawha Little Coal and others in southern counties.
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