Opening Day Promises Record Crowds At Kanawha Four-H Fair
Officials forecast attendance records as Kanawha State Park hosts the annual Four-H Fair at Dunbar. A crowded grounds, expanded exhibits, and new halls prompt tents and more rides. Transportation includes New York Central trains, interurban cars, and plentiful parking, with a varied program from children’s exhibits to burro races and stage performances.
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Wis
Kanawha State
Dunbar
Renditonsa
Ngain
Wiftidale
Fair Grounds
New York Central
Broad Street
Mat
Thoas
Taat
Daniel Boons Lodge
LitMe
J. D. Buldoot
Joly Jester
New York
Tite
Bargo
North Dakota
Kanawha Valley
Wil Receige
Grandland
West Virginia
Vonden Hamilton
Tuth Foster
Wallie
Frances Greatham
Beene
Mitchell Faces Trial By War Department As Air Quiz Proceeds
Washington October 4 The War Department prepares to hear Colonel Mitchell before the Inspector General while the President's air board resumes hearings after a weekend recess. Mitchell defends his stance on a national defense plan as aviation policy and disciplinary actions loom. the board and department clash over air questions. Representative Held and other officers attend Mitchell's press conference.
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Mitchell
War Department
Washington
William
Itcheil
Prusidente Air Board
Critle
Air Service
Cnlones
Department of National Defense
Department
Army
Illinois
Houce
Politius
Inander John Modyera
Will Cone Tinue
Maral
Tin Board
Tue Wieness
Mitchell Field
Lang
Mission Packed to Hear Youth Mission Night
Approximately 12 000 people attended at the Union Minaton last night to hear ten year old evangelist Howard Specht in Pittsburg. The overflow meeting filled Aisvlon chapel as Dr David C Harless and Karl Gooseman led the program with Mrs Specht speaking until Howard arrived. About 3 600 heard the key preacher at both services and twelve came to the altar. Calvary A B Humphress Senator W R Chilton and Master Hogard Specht spoke at Union Mission Ton. A large choir from Collegiate Institute performed. Chilton urged support for the Union Mission work and Humphreys recalled a long journey to share faith.
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Humphreys Andleriusa
Union Minaton
Muneter
Howard Specht
Evangeliss
Pittsburg
I T
Aisvlon Chapel
David C. Harless
Karl &. Gooseman
Mumaphreya
Cumur
Unlan Atisaton
Calunria A. BE
Humphress
W. R. Chitun
Hogard Speent
Collegiate Institute
Chilton
Mr. Chilton
Humphreys
Felks
Charleston
President on Way to Legion Meeting
President and Mrs. Coolidge depart Washington for Omaha to address the American Legion convention. They celebrate their anniversary at home with church services and return Thursday. Accompanied by Attorney General Sargent and others, a small party travels to the event.
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Washington
Castidga
Tate
Onfilver
Omaha
Tutaday
American Legion Convention
Uiem Te Gianha Ie
Legion Back Mitchell as Omaha Prep Gathers
The American Legion faces Colonel William Mitchell with mixed moods as members arrive for a seventh annual convention. Speakers include Frank Clay Cress and Alvin Owsley, while Mitchell aims to address critics via a personal message read by Captain Janine Meyer Weld. The event plans a large parade, ceremonial decor, and a busy schedule culminating in President Coolidge’s address and departure for Washington.
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Omaha
Aorican Legion
William Mitchell
Legion
Janine Meyer Weld
Mitchel
Adnifrata
Mitchell
Cone Mission
Notaed Mader Tota L. Grimt
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Demont Smith
American Citizenship Committee
Amer- 4 Bar Association
Alvin Owsley
Rlund W. Powell
Lessons Americanism Commission
Edward Lauer
One University of Town and Org
Ruth Curry Brow
Arivnuisas
We Nx Aly
Americealam Com
Mikalor
Sheela
Omuht
Cnolidge
Naval court to reconvene on Shenandoah disaster inquiry
The naval court will meet again today at Gaerhurst to hear the Shenandoah disaster inquiry. The session will cover the first phase of evidence at Kughy Keselow and proceed to Wish ingtdy for theater phase testimony. Margaret Lanadowne, widow of Commander Hugh Isandsdewne, may be called, with expert testimony to follow.
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Naval Court
Gaerhurst
Noval Court
Airdick Shenandoah
Kughy Keselow
Hatton
Are
Margaret Ton Lanadowne
Auehsry Isansdewne
Shenandoah
Tiehly Neerest&ry
Debt talks with Czecho Slovakian government move forward
The American debt commission plans talks starting Tuesday with Czecho Slovakians to resolve the total debt and methods of payment. Officials expect a speedy settlement and report obligations around 9 9 1 million principal and 29 million in interest. The Prague government seeks reductions and patience in funding discussions while Kellogg Mellon prepare for high level calls.
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Tom
America
Lawe National Club
Exeaho
Bewina
Tursday
Mipiere
Deatin
Eerhil
Tnt
Weeasury
Priicipal
Prague
FTC
ONG
Mr. Mellon
Czecha-Sinvakian
Algiene Fon
Wich
Américan Commission
Stous
Wien
tzecho-Slovatela
Jonny
Security Confab Opens Amid East West Strife
Locarno talks loom as Soviet Russia German Polish tensions spill over. British and French officials, including Austen Chamberlain and Briand, prepare for a pivotal conference with delegations from Britain France Belgium Germany and Italy. Disputes center on clarifying German Polish relations and future security guarantees.
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Soviet
Russia
Germany
Locarno
Locarnog
Switzerland
Synney
Lowatd
Renee
Franny
Great Britain
Belglum
Austen Chamberlain
Britiah Seerseary
Farplen
Chamberlain
Briand
Forgien
Aminisser
Jebmid
Luther
Gustav Siuschmann
Delmentes
Upti
Intec
Gustav Stresemann
M. Tehicherin
Torelen
Dresdom
Whlen
Berlin
Uley
Biesemann
Wehiteherty
Pollan
Locarny
Parker Named to Court Post
President Covlidge appointed Joan J. Parker of Charlotte to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday. The district covers Maryland South Atlantic states and West Virginia, sparking surprise among West Virginia observers who urged another local jurist for the vacancy.
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Parker
North Carolina
Fourth Circuit
Federal Court of Appeals
Associated Press
Washington
Joan J. Parker
Charlotte
Fourth Circuit Federal Court At Appeals
Covlidge
South Atlantic
Sinter
Maryland
Party of Weal
Virginia
George W. McClintic
United
Dieteric Euuet Cor
Southsea
West Vir-ginik
Chor
North Carolina Jortuc
Jorge Meine
Aly Uwn
West Virginia Bar
West Virginia
Debate on disarmament ahead of interparliamentary session
Washington Oct 4 delegates at the interparliamentary union conference prepared for a decisive debate on the feasibility of further reductions in world armaments. The issue dominates the afternoon agenda as delegates aim to vote on three resolutions before final adjournment likely Friday night.
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Washington
Tomorrey
Interparliamentacy Union
Weny
Udjearns
Memorial Services for S 51 Submarine Crew
The S 51 memorial service in New London honors the dead from the submarine sunk Sept 25 by City of Home. Civilians join 60 officers and men in a somber ceremony as recovery work continues at the wreck site under heavy weather and aid from Camden.
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New London
Conn
Navy
Iman
Dutiam
Irea
City of Home
Christy Senda
Woo H. Christy
Camden
Christy
Atntt
U. S. Camden
Berest J. King
Otter
King
Roki Cath Rena _d
W. D. Slyde
St. John 13
Parker
Corefort
Deca
Gounod
Ave
Prewar Alcohol Policy Shifts Return in Russia
A prewar booze revival is reported as Russia moves away from prohibition. The article notes drunkenness, retail stores, and the red army era influence, with officials debating if private individuals may produce and sell spirits. Reversal of wartime bans is linked to government revenue, wheat provisions, and peasant livelihoods, amid opposition from notable officials.
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Preas
Moscow
Ilheary
Leonie
Jenndy
Winnee
Red Army
Two Miners Die in Superior Coal Mine Blast
William Smith and Dick Sanders perished in a Saturday night explosion at Superior Coal Company's number 2 mine in Superior McDowell County. Authorities led by RM Lamble report six others escaped, an inquest is set for Tuesday, and both victims left widows and children.
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William Smith
Dick Sanders
Superior Coal Company
Superior
McDowell County
RM. Lamble
Status Departement of Mines
Lambie
Lamble
Chisel Lambie
Lee
Esat
Handle from Washington coffin presented at chapel
Descendants of Richard Blackburn Washington and Christan Martha Washington gifted a coffin handle and a hand-wrought brace to the Washington Memorial Chapel in Valley Forge. Rev Dr Herbert Burk presided as George Steptoe Washington, a direct descendant, presented the items in memory of the first president.
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George Washington
Washington Memorial Chapel
Richard Blackburn Washington
Christan Martha Washington
Herbert Burk
Servicels Keynote on Service in World Today
A Sunday evening sermon at Emmanuel praises service to God and mankind as the key to life. Rev F Frme urges personal humility and selflessness, arguing true greatness comes from serving others and fostering friendship through kindness, with business service linked to honest advertising.
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Emmanuel
Kingdom of Heaven
Planacion
Hla
Undaralands
Ua Fia
Servicw
Hia
Hunters Hear Great Crash in Mountains
Charles Ames missing after his New York to Chicago air route vanished Thursday night. A large search by eleven planes and 200 personnel scoured Bellefonte, Kennerdell, and Clarinda areas under fog and rain. Weather delayed ground and air efforts, but officials kept hope Ames survived.
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Bellafonte
Darkeneep Tonisht
Charles Amos
Air Uit
Nia
Ames
New York
Chicago
Hertleten
Bellefonte
Harliden
Tha
ATL
Nod Venango
Ballafonte
Carl Egge
Air Mail Service
Clarida
Cleveland
Kennerdell
Ameano
Egge
Mr. Egge
Aries
Bly
Nollifi
Presa
Huntingdon
Charles H !Ames
Miley
Thin’ County
Coon
Stone Mountain
Milas
Here
Aelocke
Olcott Correspondent Reports Odd Drag Race Crashes
The Olcott correspondent details a chaotic scene with Lud Clark and Toney’s vehicles colliding on a highway eventful night. Details name mishaps, injuries, and bystander reactions, noting Miss Bill DeBoard and others as key figures while the narrative ends with continued mentions of local names and a page continuation.
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Bild
Toney
Lud Clark
Bill
Ore
Tidéle
Radeon
Clyvia
Brest
Miss Bile
Jeweller
Hermier
Williams
Old Data
Tony Sharp
Wee
Daisy
Jottin
United
Statga
Gauk
Aabury
Cateher
Geuk
Cshi
Tony
Aniong Tre Alearagin
Watt
Woods
John Morris
Pens 5
Wood
Ross Brogan
Steve
Wale
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Frances Rudes
Biancha Lewis
Anna Salmond
Emily Lewis
Lucile Lawson
Mary Price Woodroe
Matilda Wingate
Mery Hover
Blanches Lewis
Coyle
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Gazette
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Commission
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UN Yage
Ol. Cnrnis H. Thompson
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Ade
Chaplile Parker
Chittenden
Moreeuue
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