City braces for traffic light at Virginia and Kanawha
Chief John Kriston warns of a new danger spot at the Virginia Kanawha corner, citing heavy arterial traffic and 318 crashes in September. He plans to ask the city council to install a traffic signal to regulate redirection from Clendenin toward Virginia Street and down Virginia.
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Brute Street
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Hale Street
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OWA Attorney to Speak Here at Armory
F R Horns a Des Moines attorney will lecture at the Armory on Friday night October 23 under Modern Woodmen of America auspices. He is a noted midwestern orator and a preparatory program is planned. A banquet will precede the public meeting in honor of the speaker, with attendance expected from across the state. West Side Business Men's Club to hold a meeting in January at Charleston Jan uary company's building. members urged to attend.
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Prussian Library Seeks West Virginia Negro Welfare Report
The Prussian Statistical Land Office requests the 1923-24 West Virginia Bureau of Negro Welfare and Statistics report. A German letter to President John W. Davis asks for a copy, noting the report would aid the Berlin library’s large political economy collection.
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St Johns Plans Special Services at Evening Unit
St Johns Episcopal church will not resume evening services until the first Sunday in November due to rector Tey. dehn Cass being away for the October triennial convention in New Orleans. One service will be held today with special communion and choir offerings including Dean Nigh and Body of the Lord and a solo by William F. Matrick Jr.
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Ajax Motors announces new Ajax car unveiling in Charleston
Officials of Ajax Motors announce the new Ajax will debut to the Charleston public on October 2. Industry observers predict record crowds as the car is described as highly developed in body design and engineering. The entire Ajax plant has been remodeled with all-new equipment to support a major production push and strong market outlook.
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Abbott Couple to Observe 501st Anniversary
Captain and Mrs. 4. Hf. Abbott will observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Monday. They plan a quiet day at their home at 1423 Quarrier Street.
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Beckley Editorial Urges Support for Democratic Administration
The Raleigh Register editorial praises the Democratic administration in Beckley over the past two years. It highlights economic gains, reduced debt, timely street and infrastructure work, improved fire and water services, and urges voters to reelect the party. An adjacent Standolph Review discusses inheritance taxes and state policies prompting estate protections.
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Inheritance Tax Angles in Hypothetical Estate Case
An imagined American man living in Manta dies leaving an estate valued at 10 000 000. Inheritance taxes vary by state and base amount on property type with rates from four to two hundred percent. If securities are Wisconsin property the tax is at least 4 percent, if the corporation is West Virginia based the tax rises to 179 percent, with notable differences across states.
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Wisconsin
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Kamchatka Like Modern Cities in Desolation
Fragmentary lines describe Kamchatka in Siberia as desolate, with fleeting image of a family and a man gone, contrasting with modern city notions and a call to protect or question a just tax. The unreadable OCR hides clear facts, leaving a hazy account of place and loss.
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Siberia
Tax reform debate prompts West Virginia focus
The article reflects on a proposed tax change stirring nationwide discussion. It questions state incorporation and whether government action will seize remaining resources. It urges reform of the tax system and early action by the legislature from the last session.
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Eskimos and bears far from the trail Captain Grove reports
Captain Albert Grove of a fishing schooner returning from the region describes Petropavionk with surprise. He notes surprisingly fine schools and sanitation, well paved streets, wind machinery, radio, and pictures. Literacy improved from nine years ago to over 10 percent. Kenneth Price from Seattle asked to stay a year to study branches. Outdoor sports thrive, with weekly contests at the city studio. Kamchacka fisheries are a Japanese concession, administered amicably.
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Turners Meet to Open in Louisville and Pittsburgh
The 1930 Turntest of the American Turners will be held June 15 to 20 at Churchill Downs and the Louisville Armory, drawing about five thousand gymnasts from Germany and the U S. Gertrude Jiderto, a famed swimmer, will compete in aquatic events, with a 600-voice opening chorus and varied performances. A new auxiliary group, the Daughters of the German Revolution of 4B, is to be launched during the event.
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