Judicial sales and withdrawals in Kanawha County WV
A chaotic notice cluster reports judicial sales in Kanawha County West Virginia. It covers multiple parcels including a city park lot in Charleston and a block lot in St Albans, with terms of sale and dates in February June 1925. It mentions a withdrawal from West Virginia by Interstate Cooperage Company and other court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baril
Ancie Harper
Kanawha County
West Chainias
Kanawha Valley Bank
Cyrmarillon
Court House
Kanawha
Virginia
Charleston
West Virginia
Samuel Chilton
James T. Hackles
Alor
Jacob
Jean
Washington Street
St Albans
Kanawna County
Wear
Mt. Albans
New
Sala
Ohn VY Ray
LL Price
Circait
Kansena
Ao LW
Price
Clark
Interstate Cooperage Company, & Cur Gemies
Twa
New ‘York
Interstate Courenace
Colin
Kenawha
Bank and Trust Company
Forsythe Stephenson
Dune
Gourt
Gunerier and
Greenbrier Biretty
Pharieston
Rick A
MeCure Advision
Maid City
Feon
Etter Street
City of
aeChink
Quarrter Street
Upper Falls
Coal River
Jefferson
Glas
Roane
George S. Couch
George 5
Couch
WO. Fohnson
Forsythe Stephen
Geary Land Company
Melo
Rayatie
Termi HK
Wxaume
Erkeley Sxor, JR
Circuit Coure
Aris
Speciat
Bond Prices Near Season Highs Amid Election Turmoil
Bond prices held near their highest seasonal levels as rails led a steady market advance. Gains followed reassuring statements and anticipated policy from the new administration, with U S and British financial prospects seen stabilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rails
Great Britain
Sterling
UM Street
von Hindenburg
Germany
Frenen
Anf Uivestorn
Inter Bs
Hindenbarp
Onc
Grvmaine
Andy
Britain
tedkeTve Bank
J. i Morgans Toany
Poreign
Travite Af Gee
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburgh
Delaware and Maddon
Norfolk and Southern Whea
New Intercate
Targent
New York City
Market Review Reflects Shifts in Prices and Trade Demand
The week shows mixed signals as prices for copper, nickel, oil, and wheat trend with renewed activity in some sectors. Analysts note tighter credit and ongoing supply adjustments after last November’s rate changes, while wholesale quotations indicate volatility in energy and metals markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghent
Iren
Sterl Capper
Gertler
Jiga
Bank Dlorines
Coatrie Datan
New York
Prey Henin
Teigs Voneidertiy
Bowery Aml
Sant
Maren
Ailitten
Jeanne
Paw Vane
Coal Field Activities Reported for May Exhibit
A dense 1910s style notice outlines the American Mining Congress exhibit in Cincinnati May 86-21 detailing coal winning equipment, machinery, and methods. Notable figures include H. D. Smith and Abner Lunsford presenting papers on mine caving, star miller use, and portable conveyors with executives from Consolidation Coal and United States Coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerlean Mining
I Cinelinatis
Feaures
Dhe
Prigram Bracermechanical
H. D. Binith
American Coal Company
Metlomun
Kingsland
Power Aid Mechanical Department
Consolidation Coat Company
Fairmont
W. Vale
Thels
Abner Datneford
Ford Deteroats
Palrmont
Abner Lunsford
Henry Rachel
W.va
Ford
Stone
Soadera
Edward O'Fable
United Stater/Cincinnath
Hkenna de Coal and Coke Company
Gary
English miners share 91 percent of mine profits
The text details distribution of mine profits among English miners, noting that in several districts profits exceeded 12 percent in the eastern areas, while others stayed under. It cites wage standards, output measures, and distribution proportions across regions like North Wales, Cumberland, Kent, and South Staffordshire, with references to official reports and rates from 1894 and related districts and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Foreign
Dia Trete
North Wales
Cumberland
Kent
Wb Lyent
Wis
Oswinac
Seotiak Eva T
Somerset
Britain
Lee
LSS Ger
Busy Career Of W H Cunningham A Strenuous Life Precludes Loafing
Walter Cunningham, secretary of the West Virginia Coal Association, based in Huntington, is highlighted for a strenuous career. He serves as president or director of several coal firms, a mining engineer of national reputation, and holds multiple leadership roles across state and national coal groups. The profile notes his active involvement and busy schedule, illustrating a life driven by industry leadership rather than leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polst
Walter Hammer
Theodore Roosevelt
Itr
Black Diamond
Cogl Séryleg Corporation
Shuntington
Wy Va
Baste Can Company
Cunningham Miller and Sinwlow
Twin States Fuel Company
Hersal Coal Company
Blurenver
Neir
Poutington Banks
American Institute of Mining Engineers
American Mining Congress
West Virginia Coal Association
Kentucky
Oclavus Ityy Cohen
National Coal Association
Enery
Cunningham
Neil
Twan Chatrman
Huntington
Pandennia Club
Louisville
Calumet
Halle Road
Whitehall
New York City
Guyandet
Sugan
Simma Nu
Walter Hammer Cunningham
Allentown
Kiskimentas Springs
Lehigh University
Old Lehigh
Cox Company
Ber
W. Va
Positor
Davishal and Coke Company
Thomas
West Virginia Kentucky Coal Company
Sturgis
Unvingham
Walter Cunningham
Shovel a Day Saves Thousands in Coal Rail Trade
Carl, chief inspector in the Indian Hipolis division, notes that reducing coal per engine mile by 15 pounds could save the Pennsylvania Railroad $260,217 annually. He cites 1924 figures showing 1,624,034 tons of coal used by Southwestern locomotives and $2,784,282 in costs. The piece highlights coal as a major revenue factor for railroads, with freight from coal totaling $1,187,937,000 in 1934. It profiles Walter Hammer Cunningham, born 1882 in Allentown, a prominent engineer and coal executive with extensive WV coal field experience and Huntington ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
W. A. Reddle
Pennsylvania T Railroad
Southwestern
Pennsylvanian Railroad
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Charientan
Yale
Gistra
Buaenu
Sarparation
Ty Tradenet Ak
Freawent
Cone Eran
MOS Aldi
Tomberline
Joe J. Carter
Stickbold
Oakes
Malden
le Price
Transpo
Penile
RTAE
Midland Trail Transit
Colective Ust
Cape Han
Seleck
Cenapeate & & Ohio Railway
Walington
Redhmond
Charlottesville
Cati
Rypolote
Jess Daw
Washington
Pau
Hiepmans
Izo
WWE
Stout
Fat
Gumplans
America
Oyth
Bale Street
Cincinnati
Dun’s Review
Generis
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Pree
Tiesa
Montes
Ian Tuphine
Cope Rau
I Prytant
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Aus Purdy
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AMPS
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Tealieny
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ADP
Corded
Dome Retiyes
Hany i Ttal
Maperut
Cemnt
Kangen
Mbrren
Bosvenn
Msewabins
Tirittal Wales
Te Burne
Erenvive
Vreshtan
Norden West Vingint Coaleset Srg
Gutor
Pavidory
Oiager
New England Punt
Rane
Pitts Howes
Mtoe
Hanna
Ehrbiis
Ehrbiis Pitied Untie Wba de Ite
Prrenig Cereet
Ae Voll
Eladivisty
Gnie Coal Indie
Proday
Erie
Owhien
Peleon
Aloss
Dhyna Aj
Tk Milbe Sa
Tata
Anether
Vandithan
Herbert Hysaver Verry
Eli
Tomyerses
Adl
W. H. Cunningham
State Coal Association
Virginian Joint Stock Land Bank
Charleston, W. Va
Ohio
W. V
J. B. Madison
The
Joint Stock Land Bank
First
Joint Stock Land Bank of
Dayton
Agricultural Joint Stock Land Bank of
Illinois
Iowa
E. A. Reid
Kanawha National Bank of Charleston
Wm. Lohmeyer
Board of Directors
Federal Land Bank
National Bank
Bond Department
Cincinnati, Old
Brooke, Stokes & CO
Mecahern
Philadelphia
Midteenth and
Walnut Streets
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