Officials to Arrive for Charleston District Meeting
E K Hall vice president of American Telephone and Telegraph speaks at Charleston district Telephone society meeting held at the YMCA auditorium on Quarrier Street. Hall and wife arrive from White Sulphur today with a large Charleston delegation plus delegations from Beckley Hinton Montgomery East Bank St Albans Huntington Logan Williamson Point Pleasant Parkersburg Clarksburg Fairmont Morgantown and Grafton.
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E. K. Hall
Theerican Telephone and Telegrammpany
Charlestonistrict Telephone Society
Yr. W. CA
Quarrier Street
Hall
New York
S&. M. Greer
Charleston
Beckley
Hinton
Montgomery
East Bank
St Albans
Hunt
Rton
Logan
Williamson
Point
Pleasant
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Morgantown
Grafton
City
Obituary notices mark several deaths in city area
Miss Mamie Archie colored 53 died in a local hospital after a life spent in this city. Charles A. Warren 33 died at a local hospital born in 1891 and a World War veteran, with many family survivors and Masonic and Knights of Pythias affiliations. Kate Aultz Woodward 61 died in Jacksonville while two sons survive. Mrs Stanley L. Cowie died at her Wickesboro home after pneumonia, with a large family and active and honorary pallbearers listed for services at H. D. Goshorn residence tomorrow at 2.00 PM.
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Mamie Archie
Truslow Avenue
Charles A. Warren
Winstrede
W. Va
J. C. Warren
Mamiz A. Warran
Mamie A. Biking
Comfort
Minnie K. Sutphia
Seth
Alice B. Elkina
Charleston
Carrie EB. Thompson
Nannis EB. Stephenson
Mt. Hops
Eden O. Warren
W. B. Warren
A. R. Warren
Mt. Topa
CG. Warren
Sethia
A. Warren
Montgomery
J. W Warren
Vaughan
Mr. Warren
A. F. and
A. M
National League of Masonic Clubs
Seth Knights of Pythias
J. C. R. M. Theas
Coon
G. and
Kate Aalte Woodward
Kate Aultz Woodward
Jacksonville
Florida
Sne
O. L. Aultz
Cyrus W. Goff
Parkersburg
Marya Ruttner Woodward
Henry Woodward
Los Angeles
California
Stanley L. Cowie
Wickesboro
Cowle
Martha Minsker
Solomon Minsker
George Minsker
H. L. Minsker
W. W. Minsker
H D. Go
Basil Miles and Mrs Lavelle wed in Paris ceremony
Paris on March 25 Basil Miles the American administrative commissioner of the international chamber of commerce and Mrs Peabody Lavelle were married today at the city well of the seventh ward. The religious ceremony followed at the bride's home in rue Saint Gullilame.
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Paris
Basil Miles
International Chamber of Commerce
Peabody Lavelle
Seventh Ward
Rue Saint Gullilame
Is This To Be a Grand Age Ad for Glandogen tonic
A London physician argues the so called Golden Age hinges on glandular health rather than mind. He promotes Glandogen as a tablet gland tonic for men and women, urging buyers to accept no substitutes and buy Bullman’s advertised in stores.
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London
ISHORT SKIRTS TO MARK NEXT COURT
London, March 23. Dresses for the next Buckingham Palace court are on view at shops of various modistes. If seen, there will be less material and more ankle exposure. Most models feature extremely short skirts recently in vogue with no official regulations. Neckline is discreet and train length remains restricted.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Man Dies After Drinking Bet in Yonk ers Yard
Barney Williams won a bet that he could drink a pint of whiskey without stopping but was found dead in his Yonk ers yard. Harold Powers a store keeper, alleged to have supplied the whiskey, and Mrs. Williams were held as material witnesses. Police report Mrs Williams said she thought her husband drunk and allowed him to stay outdoors. A Cornwall church features a devil doors through which the devil may escape renunciation, according to church lore.
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Yonkers
Barney Williams
Harold Powers
Williams
Thousands Suffer Kidney Trouble Says Doctors
Reports from drug sellers claim Dr Kilmer Swamp Root helps kidney trouble and urinary issues. An insurance examiner notes many applicants are rejected due to hidden kidney disease. Samples available by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Ehilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. C
Man claims $10000 profit after three weeks
Bridgeport resident Owen Carr, aged about 41 years, credits Ka-di-ok for dramatic health recovery and a claimed $10,000 improvement in three weeks after years of illness including neuritis stroke and poor stomach condition. The ad-style notice promotes Ka-di-ok as a cure sold by A Potterafield’s drug store and others.
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Owen Carr
Bridgeport
Carr
Owen Cart
Owen
Ka-di-ok
Carrit
Eufferera
A. Potterafield
Capill
Virginia
Ady
Armed men seize $40,000 in silk at Lehigh Valley pier
Armed men overpowered a watchman on the Lehigh Valley railroad 26th Street pier on the Hudson River and escaped with silk cargo valued at forty thousand dollars. Police and railroad officials began investigations, with no arrests reported as the suspects vanished into the city.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
New York
Hudson River
Coolidge Returns From Yacht Trip To White House
President Calvin Coolidge sails back to Washington after an overnight outing aboard the Mayflower cruiser. The presidential party resumes duties at the White House with plans for forthcoming engagements and formal schedules.
White House trip ends after Mayflower cruise
President and Mrs. Coolidge returned to the White House today from an overnight cruise on the presidential yacht Mayflower. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dwight W. Morrow of New York, Sec retary and Mrs Kellogg, Attorney General Sargent, Senator Curtis of Kansas, Republican leader, and former Governor W W Stickney of Vermont. Italy silk producers consider a campaign to boost American demand for Italian silk amid waning interest.
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Dent
Mrs. Coolidge
White House
Mira
Dwight W. Morrow
New York
Kellogg
Sargent
Curtis
Kansas
W. W. Stickney
Vermont
Poison Booze Forces Many to Quit Drinking
Detroit dispatch reports rising public concern over tainted alcohol in 1936. Officials cite numerous hospitalizations for whiskey poisonings and deaths from denatured liquor. A. W. Frye of the Maccabees urges stronger enforcement, while physicians warn liquor remains deadly.
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Bellevue Hospital
New Yo
New York
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