Tax Law Survey to Open Monday on State Revenue Bill
State officials will attend hearings as a 14 member joint committee starts Monday in Charleston to study proposed tax measures. Senator Clyde Johnson opposes new taxes, arguing sufficient funds are already allocated for state highways and institutions. the panel will hear from industry, officials, and professionals as it considers raising revenue.
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Senate Chamber
KM. Keatley
House
New York
J. M. Robison
Clarksburg
Keating
M. Z. White
Dennis M. Willis
Morgantown
Clyde RB. Johnson
Cherleston
Cech MM
Highland
New Martins
Guy
Srnor
Jawa
Clyde BG
Johns Fon
Johnson
Aktes
Senate
West Virginia
Iis
Hiataré
Adipurn
Myon
Woman Sues Dry Agents For 25000 In Cabell Court
Mrs Leah Goldman sues former federal and state prohibition agents Pamaxe Bulls Goldie Adkins John Swanson Clay Williams Grover Hunter and Warne county deputy sheriff Grover Hunter in Cabell circuit court in Huntington charging they fired into her car at Camden crossing nine months ago as she headed to Huntington. She seeks 25000 damages and says she reported the incident to police. The case was ordered transferred to United States district court today by Judge George W. Mellville.
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Huntington
Goldie Adkins
John Swanson
Clay Willams
Grover Hunter
Warne County
Pps
Government Tax Policy Urged by Bowen in Wake of War Debates
Samuel E Bowen president of the State Federation of Taxpayers Inc a Charleston realtor argues the government must return to economy conservation and minimal interference with private business. He warns that proposing higher revenues risks a national panic and bankruptcy and urges lawmakers reconvene May 26 to avoid heavier tax burdens on taxpayers.
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Samuel E. Bowen
Taxayers’ Federation
Clyde H. East
State Federation of Taxpayers, Inc
Charleston
Bowen
Judge Grants Far Reaching Injunction In Coal Unions Case
Philipi, W Va, March 9 The Barbour County circuit judge Warren B. Kilte issued a drastic writ in vacation on petition, barring ten named United Mine Workers unions and all related unions in Barbour and adjacent counties. Eight companies were named as respondents in the sweeping court order aimed at curbing union activity in the strip mining region.
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Barbour County
Associated Press
Philipul W. Va
Wortwn
West Virginia
Warren B. Kmtie
Circuit Court of Bar- Inaur
United Mine Workers
Americca
Barbour
Sounly Umita
C C to Extend Line to Mullens and Vale Strike Injunction
The Interstate Commerce Commission seeks to block 47 miles of new track between Mullens and an allied area amid alleged violence by United Mine Workers. Plaintiffs Bear Valley Coal and others accuse a campaign to halt mine operations. Proceedings include injunction discussions and a parallel valuation of Chesapeake and Ohio assets in the Nickel Plate merger context.
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Washington
Interstate ‘Commerce Commission
United Line Workers of
Amerion
Nan-whinn Minis
Bear Valley Coal Company
PL Vio and K. Mou Company
Treaaler Coal Company
Cambria Coal Company
Brown Coal Company
Grier Gas Coal Company
Fear Mountain Creal Company
Blooky-Piithburgh Coal Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ghlw
Php
Trade Board to Take Good Will Tour Tonight
The Charleston chamber of commerce hosts a goodwill tour led by Madison and Puffer. Sandy Mason of the Mason School of Music will be present as the delegation travels by train through southern and northern counties to promote industrial and commercial ties. The voyage covers rail stations, busier towns, and stops at Beckley Mullens Bluefield with four Pullman cars and special committees handling each section.
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Trade Board
Mien
Wii Exenraton
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Chessporkin
Clarleston
Tris
Ely
Kanawha
Muneriar Industrial
Cormuercll Adenntiges
Cellaweniy
Andy
Iraele
Linn
Charleston
Wembera
Mtadiuen
Direstor SP. Puler
Dhe Rectoe
Dar Finguot
Ting
Putter Canet
WIT Havn
Renn
KOM
Tokey i
Totowon
Imurlek
Beckley
Metee
Admiruly
Mullena
Norway’s Amundsen Begins Air Pole Dash
The Norweigan explorer Amundsen plans a polar dash by airplane from Palit near Syllahenseen. News reports say his team may reach the North Pole, with the American delegation led by Henry U Hall and others preparing a London reception. The flight start was shifted to a different starting point near Spitsbergen. details remain unsettled.
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Lso
Norway
Kvald Amundsen
North Pole
Sais Palit
Syllahenseen
Hiv Pet
Washington
Henry U Hall
Fealeutited
Sha
London
Wales
Animadaun
Virgo
Spltzbersen
Kings Bay
Protests Against Bulzar Brutality In Bulgaria
In Sofia, envoys from both governments join protests over Bulgarian treatment of prisoners in a crackdown. Demonstrators accuse authorities of harsh punitive measures and demand accountability for abuses amid mounting international attention.
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Challes
Wilgon
Daswadie
Sofia
Mroteannna
Arama Thhaman
Deaths on Baby Farm Reach 23
The death toll from the so called baby farm rises to twenty three, with the 23rd victim a two year old boy dying at a hospital. Mrs Gelenn-Volke, widow of a prominent officer, is held on subversion and accused of manslaughter in the case. Investigators say the infants were left with her and many remain unidentified. bail set at 35,000 with further court actions pending.
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LeTie Daly
Melon Auguste Gelann
Volk
Red Cross
Helleyue Fasc Pilal
Miss Ivy
Whale
el! Tevun
Guinen-Volke
Chef Assistiant
Pavora
Geisen-Volk
Upper Park Avenue
Alana Seeburg
Honn
Jeol
Evidertou
Tey Weathers
Kidnan- We
Legion Aid Mothers Day salute to veterans amid fires
A five color banner and American Legion aid visit planned across county hospitals tomorrow. A speech pledges loyalty and service while a reverent tribute to veterans frames the event. A fire in a failing room caused 000,000 in damage at a dairy plant. no injuries reported as the blaze damaged a building and vehicles nearby.
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Crovelant
Thy Ray Arnold Lambe
Ins
Ing & Inge
Mother Goose Visit to Courthouse Reveals Probate Process
A muddled column discusses childhood rhymes and the county court clerk’s records. It notes obituaries and probate notices, the public nature of court documents, and the interest of tradespeople who review itemized file lists.
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Mother Goose
Ohio Editors to Hold Convention in Columbus
Ohio daily newspaper editors from The Associated Press will convene in Columbus on Monday for their tenth annual convention. Key topic is the gathering and distribution of news. delegates from New York and Chicago will attend. Speakers include Harnett of Cleveland Plain Dealer Hannan of Cincinnati Society Mayne of Cincinnati Times-Star and Arthur Shatnon of Columbus Dispatch. The dinner at Fort Hayes will feature news executive leaders including Edgar G. Uniter of The Associated Press.
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Ansociated
Presa
Drape
Mothers Day Observances Planned Across Army Posts
The army and women’s organizations plan nationwide ceremonies to honor mothers of soldiers. In Boston, military units join civil officials for a historic observance at Commonwealth Avenue as wreaths and carnations are placed, with plans for other posts to hold simple services or grave decorations. Secretary Davis invited national groups to assist, including the American War Mothers and the United Daughters of the Confederacy, and Arlington will host a central keynote service for unidentified soldiers’ mothers.
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War Department
Une
Wanda
America
Army Uosta
Boston
WIM
Alo
Wir
Davis
X. Wy .G
Ube Service Star ‘Legion
National Women's Relief Corps
Woman's Overseas Service League
The
Dames of the Loral Legion
United Daughters of the Confederacy
American War Mothers
Thea Women's Overseas Service League
Arlington Rrometers
Dean
Arlingtum
Calvin Coolidwa
Massey Nabs Man for Attempting to Bootleg Inside the County Jail
A chaotic report details Sheriff Massey alleging a man tried bootlegging into the county jail. James Smith, released inmate, was arrested entering the jail with milk for prisoners and a hidden moonshine bottle, leading to federal charges of liquor possession.
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Massey
Bastile
Los Angeles Homeward Bound From Porto Rico Dispatches
The Los Angeles speeds homeward from Porto Rico with latest dispatches saying she will moor at Wilmington. The crew reports flying northward along the east coast and awaiting dawn to reach Takenhurst. an engine may be cut in to maintain speed.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Porto Rico
Aken
Hler
Navy Department
Wilmington
N.C
Ward
Misnal
Jacksonville
Takenhurst
Ship disaster toll reaches twenty three
The steamer M. E. Worman sank sixteen miles north of Memphis after wrecking on the Mississippi. Twenty three persons are unaccounted for and feared dead as divers and government crews fight to recover bodies amid rain and strong currents. Divers from St. Louis and local authorities planned further salvage operations tomorrow at the wreck site.
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Praga
Memphis
M. E. Worman
Mid-Rourh
Hera
Lata
Norman
J. H. Connolly
United States Army Engineers
Memphia
Charles Hi Potter
Mlvstesino River Commission
St. Louis
Viola Puckett
Scasen
Persous
Momphis
Ten' Nessee
Thowging Giette
Gesistant
Ito
Atlantic Rum Running Ships Pulls Up Anchors Blockade Is Effective
The Atlantic blockade reduces rum runners off the mid Atlantic coast as vessels pull anchors and flee. Coast guard units deploy fast ships and patrols to prevent contraband from reaching shore during the holiday period.
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Coast Guard
Jacobs
Conscience Brings Murderer Home
Samuel Pass, a confessed murderer, returned to Charleston after fleeing Texas years ago. He admitted killing Rae Turner at Cabie Creek Junction in late summer 1923 and described the long mental torment of his crime before surrendering to Texas authorities.
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Tia
Samuel Pass
Rae Turner
Cabie Creek Junction
United States Army
Texas
San Antonio
Uncle Sam
Rio Grande
Lone Star
Pexas
Tuen
Sheriie Te
Massey
Kanawhe
Charleston
de Collet
Aviator Found After Far North Flight Journey
Noel Wein, once reported lost with two passengers, telephoned from Nenana to say all three are safe after completing a northward flight that set a record. he endured a forced landing and walked three days to Nenana. Other notes mention a Bucyrus steel plant start with a night crew in Ohio and a distant steel patterns report.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Noel Wein
Hear Rampart
Nenana
STI
Bucyrus. O
Tudflelgbenfield Steel
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Mason School of Music
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