Dawes Plan Creates New Problems by Its Success
British economist Sir Josiah Stamp works on a solution as Dawes plan reparations balances pile up in the Reichsbank. Allies fear transfers in goods risk home industries while German cupid ity and allied demands spark cautious maneuvers before Britain’s return to the gold standard.
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David M. Church Eqndon
Stesels
Reichsbank
Sir Josiah Stamp
Brussels
Sinternational Chamber of Commerce
aJype
Josiah
Great Britain
Student Dudley dies during college picnic outing
Vernon Myers Hubert Moss Russell Parsons Russell Thom Clay Crouse O P Jamison Irwin Shirey Fred among fresh men at a Montgomery college. The picnic at Hawks Nest 19 miles east saw the group gather for lunch and a camp fire. Dudley, seen with a bottle, vanished into shadows and was later found dead at the base of a cliff after a search by classmates and guides. Francis Garden, sister of the student, notified his parents. B C Cooper undertaker aided the rescue. Dudley was a popular dramatics leader and active in college life.
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Contloerd
Vernon Myers
Hubert Moss
Russell Parsons
Russell Thom
Clay Crouse
O. P. Jamison
Irwin Shirey
Fred
Hawks Nest
Montgomery
Dudley
Salis
Guides Familiier
Ansted
Zeeck
Francis Garden
O. Caldwell
Boncar
B. C. Cooper
Hla College
Identify Drowned Body As That of Ohio Fireman
The body found in the Ohio river near Cincinnati was identified as Don Lyne a fireman from Jetta Ohio aboard the United States ship Merritt, drowned near Huntington weeks ago. Announcement of identification was made by P M Trippe United States in charge of Huntington.
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Huntington
Ohio River
Cincinnsi
Don Lyne
Jetta
Ohio
United Ies
Merritt
P.M. Trippe
United States
West Virginia Trade Tour Highlights Growth Prospects
The Good Will party toured West Virginia stressing agricultural development and industrial diversification beyond coal and gas. They praised 4-H work at Jacksons Mills, pledged Kanawha County cottage building, and raised over 3150 for subscriptions aided by a Remington portable typewriter donation and a prize drawing.
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Staten
West Virginia
Jacksons Mills
Charleston
Kanawha
T. ¥. McGuvran
Kanawha County
Good Will
B. &. Froetor
Remington Typewriter
John Morgan
Giles Fayette and Kanawha Turnpike Company Incorporation
The article outlines an act to incorporate The Giles Fayette and Kanawha Turnpike Company with powers to widen and improve a 60 foot right of way, fund capital up to seventy thousand dollars, survey routes, and report costs. It notes turnpike law compliance and public access duties, plus a Norfolk Gazette editorial stance on informing readers. A short legal note mentions a UK vehicle case where a cyclist was freed after an accident with a bedy carriage due to night visibility.
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Pame Ouedee
Giles, Fayette and Kanawha Turnpike Company
Vaid
Auld Company 14
General Assembly of Virginia
Aillen, Fayette and Kanawha Turnpkcn
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Gazette
Flying Ebony and the Rain Covered by a Flood of Misfortune
The article recalls Flying Ebony’s dramatic race with trainer Sande, where rain halted the event and wrecked gowns and fortunes of spectators. Amid chaos, Flying Ebony’s ownership, the jockey, and Sande faced losses as the crowd dispersed in despair, with discussion of a mount and a failed bid for Quatrain.
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Arilvty
New York
Saturn
Lanse
Sande
Psychic research attracts great minds says Carrington
William Teta reports from New Ystely that Ipsychic research draws leading thinkers as interest grows in mental meditation and happiness. Foreward by H Carrington cites ecstasy through meditation and claims telepathy and living photographs prove psychic phenomena are advancing beyond belief. He notes research aims to map mental universes and the hidden realities behind visible life.
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New Ystely
Peone Mouser
Kearch
Foreward H. Carrington
American Society For T'syehblent Tinarch
Carrington
Rossan
Kent
Aléximders
Cryworld
Hreares
Coalinen
Prosecutor signals no new charge for New York scribe
Fairmont May 16 Prosecuting Attorney M W Ogden said a grand jury likely will not return an indictment against New York newspaper man Coleman held for intimidation at the Grant Town mine of the New England Fuel and Transportation Co. About 219 pickets gathered and 11 leaders were arrested, including Coleman who posted $200 bond.TA Emap a United Mine Workers attorney was also arrested and released on $1000 bond. Congress and sheriffs commented on the events noting courtesy to media amid the unrest.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
M. W. Ogden
McAllister
Grant Town
Lythia
Mora Sac
John ) Riggins
Thos O
Coleman
Grand
Emap
United Ming Workers
Shawn
sheri@m
New York
New Aid
Farmers Embargo Railroad in Protest on Daylight Saving
Farmers object to daylight saving and threaten actions against the railroad. Sterling and ministers rally support as dairy farmers pledge to withhold milk shipments, while jockeys and trainers plot impact of a derby outcome on funds and reputations.
Locals Win Exultant Relay and Sprint Showin’ at Parkersburg
Parkersburg hosts a bruising dual meet with West Virginia freshmen led by Dan DAluto and Blau berR in sprint and broad jump events. Parsons High topped long-standing Kernburg 1923 record as Mountaineer freshmen showed strong all round.
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Ile
Parkersbure
Keay
Marsons
Ryek
Parkersbace
McGi
Soundsville
Blauberr
Aimto
Gwinn
St. Matyas
Caseys to Hold Election Monday Knights of Columbus
Fourth degree Knights of Columbus assembly No 771 of Charleston plans a Monday night election for a family navigator aid of faithful captain. The presiding officer will be William W. Maginnis who returns to Virginia next month, while A. J. Nassamer has moved to Chile. A short business session and buffet luncheon will precede the fourth degree advancement.
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Doren Knights of Columbus of Charleston
Nuyty Wator
William WW. Maginnis
Fergeening
Virginia
A. J. Nassamer
Chile
Farmers Tap Daily Radio Exercise Routine Across States
A radio program from San Francisco broadcasts morning physical culture for farmers ending at 7. Families attend at homes while milking cows and discussing wellness. Some farmers request earlier hours for milking but the station keeps the 7 am start. The program reaches many states with 20 000 participants across ages and genders and even a 70 year old Civil War veteran.
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San Franciso
Californie Farmere
Clusa
Walstiina
Yountville
Cal
Ick
Bellinghton
Wash
How About Your Taxes Conturd fenin Pace One
A fragment from a 1920s West Virginia column discusses tax burdens and legislative spending. It criticizes insurance monopolies and budget waste, notes proposed reform to allow mutual companies, and urges proportional tax payments by individuals and corporations to curb lavish government spending. It highlights Coolidge remarks and questions on state expenditures.
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Lane
Samia
West Virginia
Four Aces and a Fatal Fall On Carrier Sara
An elderly sailor named Joseph Harvey Toinom fell dead after drawing four aces aboard the new aircraft carrier Sara and the vessel cost 45 million dollars. The report, mixing scattered figures from New Jersey to Ohio and beyond, notes the ship and a dramatic aviation context with a backdrop of unclear seismic or transport references.
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Manzanillo
Uot
Joseph Harvey
Inom Pelgor
Obituary Notices for Mrs H J McCormick and A Trevillian
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs H J McCormick of Covington Va and formerly Lucy Burnett a longtime long distance operator for the C I Tely-Phone company. Also announced is the death of A Trevillian of Huntington a brother of H Trevillian of Columbia avenue Charleston noted as widely known here.
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Hy PL McCormick
Henry Cudner
H. J. Ales Cormick
Covington
McCormick
C. & I Tely- Phone
Lucy Burnett
A. J. Previllien Ward
A. Trevillian
Huntington
H. §. Trevillian
Columbia Avenue
Charleston
Judge to Rule on Strike Matters Tuesday
In Wheeling today Judge Baker planned to clear up all strike injunction issues by Tuesday morning. He will decide whether United Mine Workers officials including John Lewis face another injunction sought by the Virginia Pittsburgh Coal company, after a prior ruling allowed peaceful persuasion.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. the Baker
Federal District Court Today
John JL. Lewis
United Mince Workers
Theat Wirtslnia-Pittsburgh Coal ‘Company
Court of Appeals
Thomas Townsend
United Mine Workers
Baker
John&. Howard
Comepany
Attemera
Intal
Middle West Storm Brings Fire, Rain and Wind Damage
Heavy rain and strong winds swept the middle west causing forest fires and property losses reaching hundreds of thousands. Oklahoma and Missouri suffered hardest with power cuts and damaged wires, while northern Minnesota saw smoldering fires ease as frost threatened the north. Jamestown reported ice and street flooding. Norman Oklahoma was isolated as three houses burned and rail lines damaged. Columbia Missouri tallied property damage at 204000 and Booneville Missouri at 50000.
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Cricago
Middle-Weat
Minnesota
Middlewest
Jamestown
Norman
Okio
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Columbia
Missouri
Booneville
Pritt Testimony Involving Graham Shooting Case
Witnesses describe confrontation at a cash center room where a wounded man stated Pritt killed him and Graham claimed he was dying. WW M Sparkes located the pistol away from the Graham home where a razor was found, with state testimony noting possible causation.
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Page Cash Center
Feot
Graham
Pritt
M. Sparkes
Fragmented 19th century ad notices and odd court excerpt
A garbled collection of historical text mentions a razor cut incident, a first degree verdict, and references to a Copenhagen era crime. It also contains real estate ads for a four room house on Kemp Avenue priced at 4500 dollars and listings from the Charleston National Bank Building with phone numbers.
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Graham
Convinetton
Pritt
Guarder i
Iscal Court
Nousew
Wilson Boll
Charleston National Bank
Kemp Avenge
Lemiz
For Sale Thru Guthrie & Son
Property listing notes a sale through Guthrie and Son offering comparisons of Latint totals and costs in Luna Park near May and around Charleston. The ad hints at advantages of early contact to discuss rounding, property details, and related opportunities.
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Luna Park
Charleston
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