WIEDFELDT PRAISES AMERICAN WOMEN AND GERMAN DRIFT
Dr Wirdfeldt former ambassador to the United States lauds American women for uplift and charity while noting Americans produce many laws. Berlin watches von Hindenburg with a canine mascot. German praise for American musicians grows as Dusolina Giannini and others receive acclaim. The piece covers cultural openings and tax plan chatter in a fragmented 1930s dispatch.
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Berlin
Wirdfeldt
United States
America
Dr. Wadfeldt
United
von Hindenburge
Telt
Bismarck
Tyra
Mken von Hindenburg
von Buelow
Rult
Tyras
Anna Cass
Apos Phizen Ax “Evere
Dusplina Giannini
Adolf Weissman
Dusolina
Fisk Jubilee
Cineerth
Sophie Brastow
Richard Crooks
Wilhelm MdSiddleschulte
How About Your Taxes Continued From Page One
The governor opposes a further tax increase for road maintenance and warns that neglecting road upkeep would harm the state economy. A special session may be needed if the legislature fails to provide funds for road repair, as delays could render the levy late.
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Board of Public Works
Gore Program Secrecy Marks Taxation Debate
The report details a secrecy dominated Gore program linked to tax changes on vehicles and licenses. Officials warn that the levy would burden motorists, while communities oppose luxury taxes and further gasoline hikes. lawmakers debate how to present the committee’s bill before the legislature session.
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Accnrdin
Leas Fishers
She Yan
Teport
Gmderstoeodou
Wheenmalley
Wiset
House of Delegates
Ris Bowe
Navy holds Amundsen polar expedition not lost
The Navy Department sees no reason to declare the Amundsen polar expedition lost and notes conditions for a possible landing and observations. Officials say any search would require ships, supplies, and communications, with planes aiding only alongside a strong support mission.
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Navy
Wasitington
Navy Department
Naval Operations
Ius
Amundsen
Department
Haakon Fenner
Los Angeles
Lonary
L. Syes
Arerio
Armundsen
MarMillam Navy
Arctic
Miah
Greenland
Sumemer
Les Weather
Kent Gpun
Railways Reopen After Tunnel Collapse in Tajima District
In Tajima district IL the railroad to the coast and to Tottor reopened after a tunnel between Kinyanki and Takeno blocked rail exit to the Japan Epa. Water transport remained usable and 83 miles between Thyd-Oka and Kyoto faced uncertain service. Thousands of visitors seek the hot spring at Kinsaki near Toyo-Oka as fears linger.
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Tottor
Kinyanki
Takeno
Japan
Epa
Thyd-Oka
Kyoto
Kinnsaki
Toyo-Oka
Conklin Floater Patent Granted for Glass Furnaces
Barry S. Conkin of Charleston is named patent hero in Washington for a floater patent for glass furnaces. He assigns the patent to Libby Owens Sheet Glass Co of Toledo. Other West Virginia patentees include Walter T. Davis of Wheeling and Jacob Fortary of Mannington.
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Washington, D. C
Barry S. Conkin
Charleston
Libby- Owens Sheet Glass Company
Toledo
Ohio
West
Long illness fatal to Col. Fred P. Grosscup
Col. Fred P. Grosscup dies after long illness. Born 1884 in Astland Ohio, he led naval ordnance efforts and held key political roles including Kanawha County campaign chair and state Republican leader. Survived by two brothers, amid business ties in Charleston and prior service in finance circles. Funeral held at Ashlin Mote with local tributes.
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Naval Ordnance Plant
Math Wharleston
Dunhar
Calanel Crosscup
Chirkston
Tunhar Traction Conpany
Charleston
Rinley
Kanawha
Wits
Lie
Anl
St! Louis
Lee
Ghosgeun
Astland
Oia
Mist Irein
Syean
Matt B. Grass
Memday
Crusseup
Ashlin
Grasseau
Sis
Restoration proposal highlights oddly phrased political sitting
During a session of the legislature a restitution proposal from Trelegate Merryayer of Berkeley Springs was read aloud. The speech praised the assembly and the college men present while the delegate urged unity and support for the bill amid tense discussions.
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Trelegate Merryayer
Berkeley Springs
Ieeiahiture College
Kense Ta
Union Claims After Explosions Scatter Towns
Report describes a sustained union strike at Haywood headquarters with police reactions and a blast that damaged Grant Town area. Investigators find no solid evidence linking attackers. later notes indicate arrests for contempt and court hearings set for Tuesday.
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Sutad
Putemoeng
Marthie
Nera
Grant Town
Juntsem Ne
Warmington
Lakote Union
Beare Tehen
Chesapeake
Simler Daugiber
Crane Town
Cera
WS. Meredith
Wircuit
Bey Dulike
Sehwenek
Community obituary notes long service and family survivors
John Amos Tot Apis aged 8% years died Friday afternoon in Wis a resident of Kanawhia county for 60 years. He is survived by three sons Charley Amiiong and Totano. Funeral services at the Metropolitan Hantiat church at 2 o clock. Burial will be in Spring Hill bermeters Teartus.
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John Amos Tot Apis
Kanawhia
Hele
Charley
Amiiong
Totano
Hantiat
Spring Hill Bermeters
Unearthly Bones Revealed After Ancient Excavation
Five men kidnapped Larry Krellitt, the Gummundat leader, from a train and prevented Rin Epon from delivering a speech here. The scene involved bones over two millennia, found beneath a layered sediment mix, with several hundred-year-old cedar trees nearby.
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BANTA
Professor Jones
ED Swater
KNW
APAD
Liverpool
Tlarry Krellitt
Rin Epon
Derby crowds to view 1926 race with wireless plans
London May 2. Amid Derby day anticipation at Epsom Downs next Wednesday, portable wireless outfits will broadcast the Derby stakes. Traffic plans aim to ease crowds drawn by the famous race as visitors travel by varied conveyances. The article notes royal and international interest and mentions dignitaries and fashion surrounding the event.
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London
Epsom Downs
Condon
Derby
Few Women in France Care About Suffrage
A damaged report discusses apathy toward suffrage among French women, noting minimal activism and limited support from prominent groups. It references political figures and events, including parliamentary debates and historical ties to broader European suffrage movements, with speculative mentions of marches and public sentiment.
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France
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