Court plans for bridge erection in Kanawha county
The Kanawha county court and Judge Omer Given discuss plans for four bridges over the Kanawha river. The group will select sites, secure rights of way, and begin extensive preliminary engineering while following new state regulations. A Kiwanis club meeting will review the issue and related civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha
Omer Given
Kiwanis’ Lab
Kenawha
He Ok
W. T. Moore
Charlerton Chamber of Commerce
Ata
du Font
H. P. Tompkins
Pola Negri Denies Wine Smuggling Claim In Prague
Pola Negri denies Witing claim that 15 bottles of Wagner wine were found in her bag. She says only six or seven bottles of Rhine wine were involved and they were placed there by her helper while she was ill. She was fined $5 per contraband bottle. Witing contends a $375 total fine is due.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faro Onere
Give
Mula
Jes Negri
Seollector Etting
Plan Excursions to Atlantic City by Chesapeake and Ohio
Six excursions to Atlantic City will be run this summer announced by officials of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company. The tickets will be good for 1 day. The first trip will depart June 5. Other dates follow: July 3, July 23, August 6, August 29, and September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Chesapeake and Ohio Failway Compan
Armed Fleet Seeks to Block Liquor Vendors
The coastal force vows a prohibitive blockade along the Atlantic coast from Connecticut to New Jersey. Vessels including Seneca Med Wing Gresham Yamacraw Manhattan Acushnet sail from Staten Island with heavy armament and extra provisions as crews are reorganized after bribery and assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island
Seneca
Med Wing
Gresham
Yamacraw
Manhattan Acushnet
Dey
Connecticut
New Jersey
Jum T Bryan
Union Officials Face Contempt Charge In Ohio Federal Court
A daytime meeting at the eastern Ohio miners headquarters with President Hallway a Brilatre and union officials centered on contempt charges in a federal court hearing. The officials indicated they would not comment on the Pomeroy situation until Mr. Hall completes his investigation. They doubt the Independent organization will gain support in other Ohio mining camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brilatre
Ohio
Rey
Hall
Roy
Union Charges in Coal Dispute Lead to Arrests
Abe Gaskell and two others were arrested by state police regarding a clash at the Fairmont Cleveland mine area in Hivesville. Gaskell charged with assault. warrants for the other two to be heard Friday. Nonunion workers cited as reasons for work disruption as a nonunion production record emerges in Scott Run field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagene
Daweon Coal Company
Chealted Mine Workers of America
Tadtetduuly
United State Workers of América
Emifoye
Palrmont
Abe Gaskell
W. W. Wyatt
Lafotlette
Wintra
Tarker Run
Fairmonts Cleveland Coal Company
Hivesville
Thomas Powell
Gaskell
Wratt
Avkell
Scott's Jtun
Rinse
Union
Bethlehem Mines
Cumberland Alvision
Baltimore and Ghia
Italian Theorist Arouses Storm By Attack On Fascism
A Rome based Italian philosopher Croce provokes a fierce reaction by attacking fascist culture as one-sided and superficial. He argues fascist nationalism is aided by French influences and condemns authoritarianism as provisional. The piece notes widespread criticism from fascist leaders and some liberal scholars, with debate centering on culture and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benedetto Crace
Traiy
Ian
Rependhneelf
Snelligm
Mainigm
Arcent
Mary
Charles Maurras
Maurice Burres
Croce
Marten Bellot
Enel
Vferoy
Jepheesaelni
Germin Sthenhys
Crece
Joint vesper service at First Methodist Church
The First Methodist Church of Weptington hosts a joint vesper service with Huntington soloists including Helen Tufts Laudon Mabel Tharbould McLawshan Maude Phillips and Wilford J. Bayher under Frank W Hincheloe. Huntington organist C C Grey will officiate and perform on the Malvin organ with Handel and mission anthems featured. A large crowd and high praise mark the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Weptingtom
Dir
Bmexi
Quateier
Morria
Hantington Ochole
Chareston
Malvin
de Laiven
Huhtington
Wafternoon
Prank W. Hincheloe
Charleaton
Monington
Travel boom in desert roads aids tourism growth
Desert travel attracts many tourists with rising auto use, hotels expanding, and faster transit between Syria and Mesopotamia. Yet poverty worsens for workers as deserts see new routes and services while a French woman dies in a raid. Funeral reported for Miss Fanny Priddy, 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardad
Shidyesa
Aulomobiles
Deere
Wervicna
Frei Syria
Syria
Damanella
Denert
Bagdad
Tragic Jump Ends Life Of Northwestern Student
A Northwestern University student, 21, tied to a weight and leapt from a dock near Lake Michigan. His body was recovered with notes and personal items found aboard, leaving a note about a lifelong battle with a dread disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimetos
Robert BR. Jrenton
Oman
Fecturer
Usk Park
Northwestern University
Oto Weighn
Wieneck
Lake Mionhean
Local visitors and parties mark Jer hone gathering crowd
Mrs WH entertained at Jer hone Friday evening with a guest list including Mr and Mrs Wood Provtow and visiting Wis pilsten. Mrs Wilson visited friends in Malden. Several local residents hosted relatives and attended celebrations at Bertmotier and at home of Mr and Mrs Gatyert. The gathering featured numerous attendees from Charlusson and Ginegaw with notable guests such as Miss Elizabeth and Joseph Bowes among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Grove
Wilson
Malden
Mnidasy
Ghd
Rittean
George A. Youell
Bushivass
Hue Andersen
Suster
Bertmotier
Wintre
Anygle
Peer Mmayer
Dogeny Anderson
Oveph Hancock
Frank Lileey
Rey Price
Jennings Merion
Elvin Wing
Mise Taelan
Mine Marie Duckeun
Marceline Aniel
Mise
Rodenbean Tertel
Mas
Mic
Dall Comer
Jane Bledie
Uhivet
Wht
Gatyert
Shesab
Hhow
Rorene Wilgan
Jermiin Fiddleslow
Duthey Wetrell
Nort Calvert
Burl Calvert
Ralph Calvert
Rocky Fork News Recaps Visits And Returns
The notice lists residents traveling between Charleston and Rocky Fork areas over the week. It mentions Mrs Darford and Miss Finicie McWomack visiting with relatives, Mrs RM and Meurisiieh, and Mike Mary Fowler Quin returning to Charleston after time with family. Howard E Wallace and Ry Gi Mare Fle also reported returns from Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAL Ashuny
Charles
Wal Astin
Darford
Finicie
Meurisiieh
Mike Mary Fowler
Quin
Charleston
Mtv
Meart Powter
Burford
Co Vial
Howard E Wallace
Ry Gi
Mare Fle
Lincoln Memories Recall Sittings On Presidential Knee
Fragmentary recollection of a 19th century visit to Wellington and the White House recalls Lincoln sitting on a great man’s knee during a regal audience. The piece notes Harmons, dignitaries, river barges, and the personal ties formed between Lincoln and others as the era’s events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abrinby
Mtr
Lincoln
Han Bengt
Ina
Weelington
Wis
Webi
Hinkele
Hibbs Harmon
Faer
iKellynd
Lancculn
Harmon
Sippel
Hiealuy
Emariian
Vocanger Park
Etarian
White House
Ehie
Red Sea Miracle Fails For Zulu Tribesmen
A Capetown report describes a disaster as a Christian Zulu party attempted to cross a flooded Red Sea channel. They were driven back by rising waters and attempted to force a passage with iron tools, but the group drowned as the current swept them away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Meéhiberr
Business wastes push costs up says expert analysis
May 4 report from S Thornat RG cites Ray M Hudson of the Cammerce department noting losses from business failures and waste in crime and production. Experts warn consumer prices rise as waste across manufacturing and distribution remains unmitigated, with production value halved by waste and transport inefficiencies. Hudson links persistent waste to broader economic strain and calls for targeted reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Thornat RG
Amorter's
Ray M. Hudson
Sip
Pevet
Divine Sun
Department of Cammere
Hudson
America
Department of Coneeree
Cou Uuhoto
Hoovers
Hudern
Gonsiter
Legalities Bar Move To Capitol
A disjointed report describes plans to relocate state offices to a new capitol building, with officials considering moving dates and formalities. The article notes a board meeting and anticipated approval by state departments, outlining timelines and procedural steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legalities Bar
Capitol
State Department of Novetron
Pulidine
Pier Tegal
Rexonica
Traras
Bender Wits
Cheiweh
Amat
Christian Church Holds Services Amid Weekday Memorial
Fragmented OCR records a Christian body holding services at a weekly memorial. It mentions Dr Te Willter Nin and Lee Pr as church leaders, a superintendent Charles Cooley presiding, youth activities, and Dorothy Koos of Clarke County. The text is garbled but notes a concluding program and praise for the church’s achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Enitencor Ehsermnee
Krettiten
Te Willter
Lee
Charles & Cooley
Mt Bors
Dorothy Koos
Clarke Buys
Jones
Christian Tan
Denver
Chednewt
Lintern
Weat VOWinie Mireailation Managers Hold Meeting
The third annul convention of the Weat VOWinie Mireailation Managers association will be held in Hunting ton May la and of at Mpret Fredericl. About 26 West Virginia rowappery and several from Kentucky and Ohio will be represented. Bailey and G. C. Brantheaver of the Herald-Dispatch and Advertiser are chairmen. J. H. Pruitt Jr. is arranging the program. Assorted officers include A. T. Garredt of The West Virginian as presiding officer, Al Batley of The Teswollispatch as vice president, and Mixard Hull of The Sentinel as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weat Vowinie Mireailation Managers’ Association
Huntington
Mpret Fredericl
West Virginia
J. H. Pruitt, Jr
Managin
Gazette Fliers
A. T. Garredt
West Virginian
al Batley
Teswollispatch
View
Mixard Hull
Sentinel
Parkersburg
Lawrence Danley Named County Sealer of Weights and Measures
Lawrence Danley appointed county sealer of weights and measures effective May 1. Salary listed at 200 dollars. previous chairman resigned from the office several months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauley
Sealer
Mier Tont
Ated
Yenster Tay
Lawrence Danley
J. OH
Chaiimant
U M W and Collieries to reopen wage dispute talks
Huntington May 1 Newaria sons seek wage dispute settlement between United Mine Workers and Collieries Co. hearings to be set tomorrow as talks resume. Delays due to nonoperative operations at Jacksonville mines and wage agreement negotiations continue with company officials and wage representatives meeting to reach an adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
May
Newariasons
Coaltives Collieries Company
United Mine Workers
FT. Donigan
Ceneral Imndinger
aMiuner
Jacksonville
Witten Vid Coliiing
City Landmarks Benefit Airmen Reported
A May 2 notice describes a campaign in Washington to aid air service officers and aviators through city landmark displays. The effort promotes public awareness by painting banners and naming communities, while questions arise about visibility and safety in coordinating such displays with local authorities.
Buenos Aires Bus Travel Dangers Prompt City Action
Reports from Buenos Aires indicate rising bus accidents as rough roads and neglected maintenance strain safety. Authorities press urgent reforms to regulate routes speed and vehicle upkeep amid public concerns and frequent incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
New Morals Standards Praised By Social Worker London
Miss Lilian Barker, speaking at Avienbury Borstal Institution, extols modern moral standards and the confident outlook of today’s young women. She argues churches must offer meaningful guidance, rejects forced churchgoing, and notes youth seek truthful, clear lessons rather than rote piety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lilian Barker
Borstal Institution
Cirle
Avienbury
Miss Barker
Lothar
District Mission Society To Meet
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of district will hold its convention Thursday May 7 at the Central M B Church. Afternoon programs include reports, candle service, demonstrations by Mrs Wertz and Mrs Harr, with a porch party by Lawrence M S Society. Banquet at six, pantomime O Zion Haste, demonstrations A Question and a revival hymn by Mrs J Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Miisionary
Society
Mrarleston
Wll
Cental M. B. Church
Mra
IV. W
Mra. F
A Johnson
Cincinnati, Ne
Lawrence M. 5. Society
O Zion
Dunbar
King's Heralds
Central Mo
Fy J. Jahnson
Treland May Make Prisoners Pay Board
TBGIN May 2. It costs almost 1000 to maintain one prisoner in an Irish prison for one year. Kilban station reports the prisons hold an average of prisoners and cost 1,000,000 annuity. For every five prisoners, two guards look after them. There is agitation to make prisoners do useful work while incarcerated and to require those who are familiarly altee to pay fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itr
Wade
Miss Ogden Appointed to West Virginia Parole Board
Miss Mary Ogden of Hinton has been appointed by Governor Howard M. Gore to a position as member of the West Virginia parole board. Ogden is the daughter of Horechel C. Omder, publisher of the Wheeling-based Wheating and is editor of the Hinton Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ogden
Hinton
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia Parole Board
Mine Ogden
Horechel c Omder
Wheating
Civil cases in federal court tried this week
Vivie cases were brought to United States district court this week. A continuance was granted in the Warner Sugar Renning company suit against Jackson County Grocery company, pending in federal court for some time. Herman Rutena of Brooklyn and Kenna K. Hyle of Ripley were admitted to practice yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivie
United States District Court
Youter~ Gay
Warner Sugar Renning Company
Jacksoon County Grocery Company
Herman, Rutena
Brooklyn
Kenna KK. Hyle
Ripley, W. Ve
Hold Last Rehearsals for School Operetta at Chatlentoh High
The Chatlentoh high school chorus holds final rehearsals for the operetta In Accedy to be performed Friday at 8:16 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The CH5 chorus, led by Prof J Henry Francois, has staged annual productions for nineteen years with Mina Grace Martin as lead actress and the Charleston high school orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrnual
Chatlentoh
Accedy
Audtorium
Ninteen
Arcady
J. Henry Francois
Uon
Mina Grace Martin
Charleston High School
London headmistress links home skills to true education
Miss C J H Cowdrey of Crouch End High School argues that girls should master cooking sewing ironing and washing to be truly educated though many hold degrees. She cites British schools segregating bright and dull girls into science and homemaking tracks and defends practical domestic arts as essential. The piece notes this contrasts with claims that higher qualities make a wise wife unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mins
C. J. H. Cowdrey
Crouch End
Eines
Gvary
Carcera
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Vackades
Board of Directors
J. Canova
Arthur Holt
A of Directors
Méwien F. H
Washington
Leonhart
Hugh Stewart F
Chamber of Commerce
A. O. Newcomb
Tuesay
Boy Scouts
Calvin Kuykendall
Beverly Michle
Fieldher Greer
Eity
Guy Weistling
Kemp Morton
Friend Cochran
Robert Clark
Homar Seay, Jr
W.G. Brown
J. Weow Morgan
Pola Negri Will
Davenpory
W. H. Hawner
Manchuria
Sears Monuments Company and Builders of Monuments and Mausoreums “de
Virginia ST
Mark Evary
Ford Planes
Mej. R. W. Schroeder
Henry Ford
Vlanes
Ford Plant
Detroit
Hans
St. Moule
St. Paul
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Aera
Campaien
Jacobs
Klin Wolician
Charles Bell
Benedetto Croce
Philosopher
Methodist Church of
This City
Rat RE
Auten BO
Rose
Psr
Levi News
Rocky Fork News
Commerce Department
Christian Body
United Brethren
Kobe
Randitian
Ching Bag
Ateani Sbimnia Mills
Doonan, Sr
New York City
Gay
al Smith
Albany
U. M. W. and Collieries Company
Airmen
Waseington
Army Air Service
pHee
Washington Monument
Willsimson
Motorbun
Srivers
Aenos Askes
Hemey
District Mission Society
Central M. E. Church
Treland
J. M. Gates’ Sons Co
Cor, Summers & Virginia
Sta
C.H
Cunus
GEO. Ort’s
Miss Ogden
Parole
Gore
Wheeling
C. H. S. Chorus
Grimsby
Eng
Lama Achotel
Canagee
Jan Peps
Sisen Avs
Pinna Pa
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