Circus Day Dull After Big City Peace Conference
Police report Circus Day yielded few disturbances aside from a knife incident on the grounds leaving Lenison injured and Mary Skales denying assault. Other cases include a local man charged with intoxication and disorderly conduct, and a flower-bed chemist found with moonshine.
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J. M. Craige
Capitol Street
Mary Skylesx
Lon Denjuon
Dan Smith
Avis Hall
Magazine
Plain Craige
Ebert Pellet
Clauds Baldwin
Wilson Finker
Court Street
Pellet
Watsel Milan Wea
Jack Lawson
Milamea
Burglars Loot Service Station Safe After Break In
Burglars robbed a Broad Street service station Thursday night by breaking in through an unfastened window. They carried away about 373 dollars from a cash box while leaving the premises, and investigators expect clues will soon identify a suspect among those who knew the safe combination.
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Broad @ Lee streets
Wea
Beckley News Charity Guests and Local Appointments
Mrs W H Halasy and her young son from Roanoke Va visited in Beckley at the home of Mrs Halsey's parents Mr and Mrs CO A Jaewan of Oakwood Ave. Jess J Ball left for Huntington WV to join The Huntington Herald Dispatch. Miss Ruth Jay a commercial clerk for the C and P Telephone Co returned to Charleston after a three month visit. A B Maxwell remains at his son Judge William Maxwell’s home on Barkley Ave. Francis T Hunter editor of the Post Herald returned from a two week business trip to New York. Miss Fin Pack, guest at the Allen Pack home Wickham Ave, returned to Chicago IL to continue training at Pukey hospital. Dr and Mrs Otte Camp of Charleston and Dr H H Camp of Keaver entertained out of town guests this week. Miss Virginia Smith of Parsonsburg arrived and has accepted a position with the C and P Telephone company. East Canada developing 11 mph canning under Quebec government supervision.
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W. H. Halasy
Small
Roanoke
City
Neas
A.B. Maxwell
WU Oliwin Maxwell
Barkley Avenue
Francis T. Hunter
Post-Herald
New York
Mies Fin Pack
T. Pukey Hospital
Otte Camp
Charleston
H. H. Camp
Kpeaver
Sickness Declines In Charleston Says City Doctors
Charleston doctors report a drop in local illnesses amid 10 days of pleasant weather and open spring. Commissioner Lohen notes fewer charity patients and calls weather and water quality factors for the improved health, urging better sewer service to boost Charleston as a potential health resort with a strong longevity record.
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Charleston
Lohen
City Earth
Isu
Ain Hood
Ose
Day in Washington Briefs on Finance and Commerce
Secretary Weeks left for Rastan for medical tests after weeks of unrest. Hoover led a Somstal states conference on seafood conservation. Brussels cabinet overthrows risk delaying Telgian debt funding, treasury officials say. Bedford of Standard 150 Co. says oil fettle not in danger of early exabation. John Woleary elected president of the U S chamber of commerce. Swift and Armour push for full abrogation of the Packers decree as government seeks appeal options.
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Nepretary
Rastan
Retary Hoover
Somstal
Treasury
Brussels
Tresident Bedford
Standard 150 Company
New Jersey
John Woleary
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Swift and Armour Companies
Senator Herald Praised For Statewide Service From Sutton
The Fairmont West Virginian notes Senator Herald of Bratton County as energetic and liberal in legislation. The paper lauds his broad mind and welfare focus, praising his honest votes and independence from party lines. It argues for strong representation by capable men to avoid high costs and improve laws statewide.
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Herald Amon
A. A. Herald
Bratton County
Herald
Hhe Record
Braxton Central
Braxton County
Apeake Ae Foliewa
AL. Herold
Cerm
Tiag
Herold
Seselon
Lure
Herold Fand
Wallemen
Central
Sutton
Alatu
Rounis
Rotary
Fairmont West
Real estate transfers filed in Loudon Heights area
Two deeds filed with the county clerk record transfers in the Loudon Heights sector. G. H. Caperton and Ashton Woodman Renters purchased Lot 121 on Louden road for 10000, with building restrictions noted. Mrs Reniera bought into Lots 113 and 144 fronting Loudon Heights with right of way through Lot 14H, priced at 7000. Other transfers include Albert Campbell’s sale near Main Street, H. M. Dodd buying two tracts from Pock Park Oil and Gas, and several smaller moves.
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South Hills
Loudon Heightu
G. H. Caperton
Ashton Woodman
Caperton
Louden Road
Reniera
Loudon
Sarah Tridankenshin
Gebhart
Guill
Harpold
Upper Settee
Kanawha
Standard Realty Company
Nettle A. Weekley
Panorama Park
Urges Caution at Rail Crossings Across New Posters
Rail officials will issue posters for railway crossings to reduce accidents. The drive highlights that daylight crossings account for most crashes, with dangerous factors including impaired vision and intoxicated driving. Crossings lack uniform protection and drivers should stop before tracks and expect trains on multiple lines.
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New York Central Railroad
Cotentissionet
Xervice
Fermission
Sagvica Company
Che
Marriage Licenses Issued at County Clerk Office
A marriage license was issued yesterday by County Clerk R.O. Moultan to W. Phelan, 87, and Bessie M. Brown, 24, both of Kanawha County.
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R.O. Moultan
W. Phelan
Bessie M. Brown
Kanawha County
Esteemed Estate Granted for Religious Cause Venture
A partial record notes an estate valued at $1,007,000 directed to further religion. An invention is described as a safety belt resembling a sweater, and appears amid other brief notices.
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Do Fou
Eng
Chartes
Blake Teft
NS Bostat Seeks Wool Import Dominance in US
NS Bostat announces a major new receive operation as it captures about two thirds of the wool imported into the United States. The move positions the company as a leading supplier amid evolving trade policies and market demand.
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NS Bostat New
United Siates
French Coal Miner Day in War Advances Prewar Output
A fragment indicates plans to quicken coal production as war progresses, aiming to restore pre war output levels and boost energy supplies amid ongoing conflict.
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King Porter
Cavaliers
Art Gillham
Vernon Dalhart
Columbia Phonograph CO
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Washington
Clyde H
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Wheeling News
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Tna Puinta
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House of Representetiyns
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Wwe
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Spain
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Galperin Music Shop
Happie
Fidderin
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THE
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Leo Reisman and His Orchestra
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Bach
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