Kiwanis Club backs plan for industrial peace in Kanawha
The Kiwanis club of Charleston West Virginia adopts a resolution urging industrial peace in the Kanawha district. It calls for cooperation between coal operators and workers, investigates idle mines, and proposes conferences to end bitterness and curb coercion by unions. The group pledges to assist in restoring harmony and authorizes a three member committee to invite company and worker representatives to discuss causes of mine idleness.
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Bimants Club
Tt O-Ping
Yeadepa
Werter Brooks
Feppert
Kiwanis Club
Charleston
1Kwania Club
United Mine Workers
Marties Ff
Kanawha
West Virginia
Yit
Mike
Jacksonville
Slicafon
Fackaonyilla Wege
Infmate Ant
West Virgin
Kiwanis’ Club of
Ulster government to dissolve during weekend elections
Belfast March 10 Dissolution of the present Ulster government will occur during the weekend elections within three weeks, according to informed political circles. The boundary commission's proceedings have caused anxiety, and this is seen as the main issue at the general elections. The dissolution decision will surprise the public but be welcomed.
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Associated Prona
Belfast
Ulster
Boundary Commission
Horn
Malin Issus
Jiggs Meets Sergeant Major Jiggs at Garden Likely at Navy Event
The Marine Corps mascot Sergeant Major Jiggs was celebrated at the Westminister Scennes Club show in Madison Square Garden New York. Artist George McManus creator of Bringing Up Father posed with Jiggs for a commemorative photograph, preserving a moment for Marine Corps records.
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United States Marine Corps
Jiggs
Madison Square Garden
New York
Diggs
Conter
Maggie
Mr. McManie
Marine Corps
Lieutenant Hurt in Test of Shell at Dahlgren
Lieutenant Commander Oliver W. Bagby of Missouri attached to the naval proving grounds at Dahlgren Virginia was seriously injured today while testing a shell. A fragment ricocheted from the bomb proof chamber and struck him in the chest. His condition was not yet assessed when the report was sent. He will be moved to the naval hospital in Washington for treatment.
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Washington
Oliver W. Bagby
Missouri
Naval Proving Grounds
Dahlgren
Proving Grounds
Navy Department
Naval Hospital
Death of Designer W R Bansel Halts Woolen Stores Work
Stores of United Woolen and its central Columbus tailoring plant paused operations for a period Tuesday afternoon out of respect for W R Bansel veteran designer. His funeral occurred in Parkersburg. Hatee became associated with president W F Herach as designer in 1902 when the first Parkersburg store opened and remained with the company until his death. He led the designing department prior to illness.
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United Woolen Is Company
Columbus
W. R.bansel
Parkersburg
Hatee
iPresident
Marie Gaspar Sues Producer For Reputation in New York Trial
Vaudeville actress Marie Gaspar testified in New York on March 10 seeking a peaceful home life away from theater glare while proving a reputation suit against Laurence Schwab. She said she wants time to care for her baby and that her child is with a family in Weehawken New Jersey. The witness described changes in her husband’s attitude after the birth.
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New York
Marie
Gaspar
Laurence Schwab
Sho Saie
Weehawken
N. J
Fowler Injured in Herrin Blast
Herrin March 19 W O Fowler father of Glenn Fowler, linked to anti klan hero, was slightly injured when an explosion tore a turner from his butcher shop. Police closed routes into Herrin as investigators suspect an under shop explosive placed by unknown assailants. Glenn Fowler not at home. wife unharmed. incident follows quieting news.
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Herrin
Unfilled Orders in Steel Rise in March
New York March 10 United States Steel Corporation reports February 28 unfilled orders rose to 284,771 tons, up 247,448 tons from January, highest since August 1923. Subsidiaries operated at about 5 percent capacity for ingots and 90 percent for rolled steel, with shipments near 1,150,000 tons and new business about 1,400,000 tons. In the first three weeks, new orders extended shipments by roughly four thousand tons daily.
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United States Steel ‘Corporation
Thowsland Tong Duily
Three Years Cost of Lie in Court in Maryland Case
In Baltimore Maryland on March 1 Joseph F Snyder received a three year penitentiary term for lying to a federal court and impeding a federal officer. He previously faced two years for possession of about $10000 in counterfeited money and had claimed he bought the spurious notes from Joseph Palma chief of New York offices of the secret service. Palma confronted him in court and Snyder recanted, prompting the judge to add three years to the original sentence.
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Joseph N. Snyder
Baltimone
Joseph F. Snyder
Aero
Snyder
Kavlins
Diis
Joseph Palma
New York
Secret Service
Palma
Barnes corporation plans liquidating bonded debts in New York
The Barnes plans to liquidate bonded debts by disposing of assets from activities of the corporation and applying proceeds to pay off bonds. The 3 percent sinking fund balance, reduced to 4,468,200 in 1924, is expected to be covered. The company’s present production is 11,000 barrels daily, with total assets listed at 97,882,273.
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New York
Barnes
Ika
Indohthdnosa
Ing
Robert Iin, Jr
Wnandal
Sueh Prozier
Pittsburgh Air Mail Organized Plan in Early Steps
Pittsburgh March 10 preliminary steps are under way to form ten companies for air mail service between Pittsburgh St Louis and New Orleans led by banker P E Zuerner and flyer John Paul Morris. The move coincides with Washington reports that Pittsburgh may become a terminal for the first routes under the Kelly contract bill. A second item notes London coverage on a proposed psychological study of all first offenders after conviction to guide sentencing decisions.
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Portage
Washington
Harding
Pittsburgh
Pittshurich
St. Louis
New Orleans
P.E. Zuerner
John Paul Morris
Zuerner
Morris
Texas Girl Makes Fame as Artist in Foreign Nations
Paris report on American designer Eve Conway born in Texas, who rose to prominence with Vanity Fair covers and theatrical posters. Now illustrating for Le Donna in Milan and creating costumes for Dorothy Dickson's Patricia and other London publications. Conway notes the cross channel work via air mail and her Paris studio, aided by her cats Mr Ping and Billy.
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Paris
Felit
Masy Lourde
London
Ithem
Italy
Mater
Gordon Conway
Trallyn
Aller
Lea Donna
Mulan
Miss Conway
Vanity Fair
Shuberts
Goetz, Cohan and
Harris
America
Bender Shar
Dorothy Dickson
Patricia
Eve
the Tattler
Misa Conway
All Mall
Cannel
Misa Conway Ons
Billy
Hoehaa
Ping
Fing
Hing
Sweden rejects study on U.S. prohibition effects
Stockholm March 1 a proposed appropriation of 86 006 kroven for a detailed first hand study of the effects of prohibition in the United States was rejected by the Rikdag committee to which war referred. The bill, sponsored by Swedish prohibition interests, faced upset amid conflicting reports on how American prohibition operates and the present restrictive system here remains in force.
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Stockholm
United States
Rikudarx
Richly Dressed Girl Falls From Washington Monument
A richly dressed 20 year old girl in Baltimore reportedly leaped to death from the Washington Monument, Vernon Place. Her clothing bore initials C E H and the date 1017, plus the words Loyalty June 26. She was later identified as Miss Margaret Koonts, daughter of H A Koonts of Saint Joseph Missouri, who had been receiving hospital treatment for a nervous ailment.
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Baltimore
Washington Monument
Vernon Place
Margarett’ Koontz
Charley Street
Margaret Koonla
H. A. Koonts
Ss. Joseph, Mo
Mia
John
Wester
Mt. Javison
Dental Meeting on Bridge Work At Kanawha Valley
City dentists gathered to discuss bridge work topics with slides. Attendees included Dr. O. O. Campbell, Dr. H. A. Erwin, Dr. T. E. Elkina, Dr. W. S. Robermaan, and others from Hurricane and Dunbar. The next meeting was announced by Dr. Robermaan.
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Kanawha
Country Club Board to Meet at Hydinese Mega Club
Members of the Kanawha County Club board will hold their regular meeting at 12 o'clock noon in its Hydinese Mega club dining room on Van Quoreler Street, according to an announcement by June T. Mardle, secretary.
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Corernnrse
Kanawha County
Lub
Mega Club
van Quoreler Street
Juin T. Mardle
Marriage Licenses Issued in Kanawha County
The county clerk issued marriage licenses yesterday to Howard B. Dunn age 28 of Kanawha county and Ellen M. Burne age 27 of Kanawha county, RB Quinn age 81 of Ohio county and Margaret D. Welcher age 49 of Kanawha county, Robert Westfall age 21 of Kanawha county and Dulcie Thomas of Kanawha county.
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Koward B. Dunn
Kanawha
Ellen M. Burne
RB. Quinn
Ohio
Margaret D. Welcher
Robert Westfall
Manawha F
Dulcie Thomas
Kaneawha
Kaiser Cousin of Former Emperor Dies in Germany
Prinze Friedrich Wilhelm of Prussia, second cousin of the former Kaiser, died in a sanitarium at Weisterkirseh at age 45. He was the youngest son of Prince Albrecht, regent of Brunswick. In 2010 he married Princess Agatha of Hetthor, a court beauty, who with four daughters survives him.
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Kaiser
Associated Press
Dresden
Germany
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Prinze
Friedrich Wilhelm
Prussia
Weisterkirseh
Albrecht
Brunswick
Agatha of Hetthor
Fatsdam Court
Hughes and family rest at Bermuda on vacation
Charles E. Hughes former American secretary of state arrived in Bermuda with his heirs and daughter Mina Bilxabeth for a two months vacation. He said the trip was for leisure and recreation and declined to comment for publication. No official reception occurred, but the party was met by Clay Merrell and Robertson Honay, American consular representatives. They have leased a cottage at Paget.
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Bermuda
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Mina Bilxabeth
Afr
Clay Merrell
Robertson Honay
Paget
Underwriters Hit Hard by Storms in London Market
London report shows shipping insurance losses from worldwide gases and storms amounting to about 2.6 million dollars. Ligud's Loss Book records over 330 major shipping casualties in the first month of the year, not counting sinking vessels.
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London
Ligud
Senate rejects War ren for attorney general and delays action
The senate rejected the nomination of Charles B. Warren to attorney general and then refused to reconsider. A senate committee will resume hearings on the internal revenue bureau next Monday. A house subcommittee recommended heavier penalties for liquor law violators. White House support backed Republican moves to depose insurgents from key committees. The United States last year consumed 9,000,000 gallons of molasses and syrup.
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Charles B. Warren
Senate
Internal Revenue Bureau
House
White House
Senate Republicans
Salvation Army planning drive amid deficiencys and raids
St Clairsville March 10 The Salvation Army advisory board discusses plans to refine deficiencies from the last drive and raise between 22000 and 290000 with private solicitation. Arrests of Joseph Ayers and Mack Reed in Belmont and Jefferson counties prompt police to anticipate clearing up recent robberies.
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Mack Reed
Igh Arty Wii
Co. 4
Thia
ST. Clairsville
Bridgeville
Barton King
Sam Dunfee
Belmont
Jefferson
Aheriffa Forea
Staten
Weyl
Deere
Main
Shertife
Jeferson
Bell
Wounded Man Shot After In Attempted liquor Sale
Nathan Terrell, 22, of Christiansburg Va, was seriously wounded last night by a shotgun blast to the hip after entering a saloon seeking liquor and being accosted by a Negro, NightWayman, who fired as Terrell attempted to seek aid from Mrs Hugh Tedcock in Detroit.
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HY BaNorr Buntington
Nathan Terrell
Christianaburg
Terrell
Cold
Asles Seak Ing
Negro NighWayman
Hive
Correction clarifies coal company lawsuit in The Gangste
Through error the Dronk Coal company was sued by the Winding Kult Colliery for 11250.2 issuing a wrong filing. Lillyhrede company did not invest in this litigation. A Raleigh county circuit court case involves Windine Gulf Company with parties Prince Hieitlan and Jakn R Hornbrook.
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Dronk Coal Company
Kult
Lillyhrede Company
Wey
Raleigh County
Windiwe Gulf
Prince Hieitlan
Jakn
Hornbrook
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