Help Sought for Charleston Schoolchildren Struggling
In Charleston the education committee of the Rotary Club reports 132 pupils did not report back to school, with 67 cases investigated. Some families cannot afford tuition fees or clothing, causing bright students to miss classes. A special committee will pursue aid to help these youths return to desks and continue their studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Laimstead
Charleston Rotary Club
Ernest Merrill
S. J. Wehbar
Merri
Mile
Butt- Reap
J. F. Marah
Joho RK
Shank- Jin
Weber
J. A. Pierson
Board of Education
Uthe
Charlestow'a
Radio broadcasts of World Series reach wide area
Local radio bugs relay World Series results despite poor atmospheric conditions. The Charleston Radio Supply Company installed a Crossley radio in The Gazette editorial rooms to receive Cincinnati signals. Indistinct reception due to electrical disturbances limited clarity in downtown areas, though some stations reported good results in business districts. Elsewhere auto mechanic Danker P. filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court with debts of 350 dollars and assets 1 067 dollars. Separate filings show South Branch Telephone Company seeking rate increases across Hampshire and neighboring counties. The hearing date October 20 was not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston Radio Supply Company
Moore Building
the Gazette
Cincinnati
Ias
Gazette
Danke P
United States
Robert J.,bonham
Charleston
Ghoses
Selepitone Rate Incneas
South Branch
South Branch Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
Hampshire
Hardy, Miners
Grant
Morgan Counties
Obituary notices for William Earl Carpenter and Matilda Anderson
William Earl Carpenter age seventy died at his home on Sis aonavills road Friday October 9. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at the house. Interment in the Fone eniereny. Matilda Anderson of Roxalana West Virginia died at her home Friday October 10 at 10:00 a.m. She was 79. Survived by husband Mrc. 4. 1. Anderson and children. Funeral Sunday 12 p.m. at Rexalanahu with interment in the Anderson cemetery.
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Willians
William Earl Carpenter
Hig
Sisaonavills Road
Lp. Ma
A. ©. Carpenter
Fone Eniereny
Matilda Anderson
Matilde Wuthering Andersonn
Roxalang
W. Va
Anderson
Marilda Dunbar
Airs
Thomas Dunbar
Mrc
Lawsons
A Anderson
Amabella Beas
P. Nt
Anderson Cemetery
Delinquent Tax List To Be Burned In Charleston
A controversial plan in Charleston to burn delinquent tax lists draws pushback from city officials and residents. City tax collector Frank Cochrane and Deputy Collector Strimbaugh report about 20,000 to 21,000 in personal and real estate taxes unpaid, with calls for independent collection. Citizens owe between 20,000 and 40,000 each, and notices have gone out by mail. The council may proceed with burning taxes unless a collector is hired to recover funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Werte
Ciig
Frank Cochrane
W. A. Todd
Jh, Stambaugh
Wulees
Strimbaugh
Lleiy
Ar. Cochrane
Costa
May Take No Action on Mitchell Refusal
The article notes the potential for no action on Colonel William Mitchell due to his refusal to testify before the naval court at Shenandoah disaster hearings. Official comment suggests the case may rest with the naval court or army court martial proceedings, with formal steps unlikely this day. Snow falls briefly in Niagara Falls with flurries melting quickly as temperature stays around 30.
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William Mitchel
Naval Court of
Tandiey
Shenandoah
Navy
Mtval Court
Mitchell
Niagata
Niagara Falls
N.Y
BU Depresa
Writs and appeals in Georgia road case and insurance suit
The Georgia Supreme Court yesterday considered writs of error in several cases. It involved condemnation for state road right of way in Jackson County, a dispute between Rinhal Tre and Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance, and a request to reverse a decision that awarded 82.00 damages. The court denied a writ in Geneva Stakos v Princeton Power and remanded related claims for personal injury damages.
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Supreme Court Yeurday al Anced Weite
Frmeheuse Court
State Road Commission
Georgia McMurray
Jackson County
Rinhall Tre Company
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance Company
McRowel Piicnit
Geneva Stakos
Princeton Power Company
Dimagis
Mercer Iivenil
Wali Sho Daiages
Arctic Explorers Arrive at Maine Harbor
MacMillan navy Arctic expedition ships Bowdoin and Mowry reach Montiegan Island Maine. Lieutenant Commander May Milin and Commander AyeMea Senge lead the party ashore to cheers from families and friends. The Bowdoin sails onward with the Peary crew after a race along the Namstic coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montiegan Island
Bowduin
Mowry
MacMillan Navy
Jionild
MayMilin
Anainkantl
AyeMea
Wikensset
Howres
Mra
M.A. Sehur
Bans Diews
Galt
Livatenang Sehteane
Naval Maine Fliers
Arctic
Caps
Sabia
Peary
Waschall
Tittaburgh
Rain Fails Continues as West Virginia Industry Shines
The article highlights West Virginia landmarks and major industries. It notes the West Virginia Malena ble Tren company employing 180 people, the Gold Nursery company with millions of fruit trees shipped nationwide, and the Marintra Manufacturing company as the largest builder of marine equipment. It mentions river commerce at Point Pleasant and the city as a hub for boat repair and shipyard work, with a focus on rail and river trade hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthe Ground
Washington Spring
West Virginia
West Virginia Malenable Tren Company
Slavtrie Power
Mort Manet
Gold Nursery Companys
Dalat Bleas- Aut
Mlarintra
Eminlere Rover Statiners
United States
Linesch
Wulle
Andre Fimden
Cnn
Berke
Peaver
Uae
Kargest
Obie
Wanawha
Point Phiewsant
Buate
Mrs Lansdowne controversy over Shenandoah airship fate
In a heated exchange Mrs James Hefferman defends the Shenandoah airship, arguing it should be treated as a warcraft not a civilian spectacle. She objects to ferrying the airship on commercial trips to showcase midwestern interests, while naval officers stress weather and duty constraints during the thunderstorm period. Protests from officers and family members highlight the tension between military requirements and civilian pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Vic
Naval Services
Nitro News Nethday Party and Local Notices
Nitro News reports a seven year old birthday party for Junior Oldham with guests named among family friends. The page notes the death of Mrs Stephen T Wingley of Littleton Massachusetts and her funeral in Littleton, along with assorted social visits, travel to Charleston and New York, and various local residents attending dinners and lodge events.
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R.oldham
Thura Jay
Junior
Ert Dorman
Ruegell Dorman
Dine Dorman
Has
Bhummer Hen
Lintleton
Mass
Waa
Singley
Nitro
Rurius
Littleton
Marley
OM and Gas Company
Mrr
Bay
Griggs
Pursand
Charleston
Roy Aeher
Union Allaston
le Anne
Meltan
Ider
Mira
Adam Spears
Frank Coffey
Pach
Weetye Reese
Syracuse
Pitareroth
Hon
Muck
Douglass Hayes
Ate S. Kaley
Look Keven
Rush
Lumberport
W. Va
WV. Gunnoe
Chavivaton
White
Malo
N.Y. Ma
H. H. Holmes
Bark Seven
Bvy
C. B. Wreeman
New York
Bennie Loeffler
Diamile Seydet
Duu White
Harry Bier
Tek Miler
Haynes
CL Re Previn
Nest
Houte
Goodland
Vanen Britton
Behy
B.A. Ketehuey
Air
Wes
Key
Bellartington
Nitra Maury
H. H. Halmes
Consider Means of Child Labor Fight in Atlantic City
A conference in Atlantic City debated strategies to amend the federal constitution to regulate child labor. Speakers outlined a broad, organized campaign by labor federations, educators, and local lawmakers to win passage, with pledges and mobilization plans discussed for state legislatures and public education.
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Atlantic City
Willam
Jury exonerates key defendant in equity suit in Texas oil case
The Delaware court hears a temporary restraining order in a sprawling equity suit over Plymouth Oil Company and Big Lake Oil, with John W. Davis as attorney for the company and Owen J. Roberts for the complainants. The Plymouth Oil Company, organized in October 1925, operates the Big Lake field in Reagan County Texas, producing over twenty thousand barrels daily and valued highly in the state. The case centers on alleged fraud and misrepresentation by Barquhar, with litigation filed in Delaware and due for a decision soon.
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Clarges
Hendersaty
Withingston
Barquhar
Bawik
Thia
Delaware Nearthy
John W. Davis
Demovcratic Nomines
Asis
Owen J. Roberts
Philadalphlaay
Plymouth OW
File Lace OM Company
Rengan County
Teras
Texas
Turequiar
Big Late Ol
Plymouth of Company
Waiter
Ballanan
Charlene
Tonx
School Children Hear Specht at Union Mission
A special service for school children at Wilnges, 2 PM in Humphreys Auditorium, Union Mission, features Howard Specht, a 10 year old evangelist, speaking as the current week of mission outreach concludes. Large crowds are expected despite rain. Dr Joseph S Finals from Chicago will begin acting nightly series next.
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Wilnges
Humphreys
Union Mission
Howard Specht
Pittavurich i
Mission
Ithis
Evangelis
Withrow
Joseph S. Finals
Brew Christian Bible Teacher of
Chicago
Alaning
Sunday Gileryson
Chuice
Macks
Tomannie
Road and traffic plans outlined for future city growth
The article discusses street and avenue improvements with a new State road 14, a middle of next summer completion for a spying street refuge, and tightened spending. It notes the need for sharp sorters, filling, and the Abatting owners bearing the case while watching every dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardarsenburg
la Possibi
Rain Reduces Community Event Schedule
Weather dampens a planned Tanhar high school and Troop No. 8 game at St. Albans Bay. At Little Theatre four events are highlighted including a fiddlers' contest, chess, square dance, and costume rigging demonstrations with several prize categories and awards announced by organizers.
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Renee
Gaa
Tanhar High School
St. Albans Bay
Little
Cheddler Weil
Harlestar Aerowd
Berchandive
Bhoo
Biber Faeniture
Charkastan Tnt Merehandign
Iperin, Salgovtn
Local Auction Awards and Burra Races Report
Hadley Furniture Co in Charleston awarded several prizes including merchandise valued at five dollars and cash prizes by CG and others. Coffex Book Store received first place, Burley Tobacco Growers' Co operative Association awarded second with merchandise valued at one hundred five dollars, Woodrum Home Outfitting Co. in Charleston gave third with cash prize of five dollars. Galperin Music Shop in Charleston awarded jigging prizes including four dollars in cash and two records. Last burra races at 4 and 7 pm drew many participants. winners earn the burra they rode as small animals from southwest Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley Furniture Co
Charleston
Coffex Book
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-Operative Association
Bluntington
Woodrum Home
Theatre schedule at Huntington Players and Kanawha
The Huntington Players stage The Dust of the Road at the Little Theatre 780 ppm with cast including Peter Speele Br G Russel Neaze Fe 3vikenee Bpeele and director Carl Campbell. At 8 15 the Kanawha Players present The Mayor and the Manicure by George Ade with Preston Ash Clanahan directing and cast Howard Baer Miss Vondea Hamilton and Miss Prancey Greethams.
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Huntington Players
Little Theatre
Carl Campbell
Peter Speele
Br. G. Russel Neaze
Carl Campell
Prudence
R. UL. Armatrone
Tramp
W. W. Smith
Kanawha
George Ade
Mayor
Preston Ash- Clanahan
Mr. McClanahan
Howard Baer
Vondea Hamilton
Prancey Greethams
BUSINESS MEN TO MEET AT CHARLESTON LAUNDRY BUILDING
West Side Business Men's association members are urged to attend the regular meeting in the Charleston Laundry building on Friday, October 16. Chilean automobile purchases rise this year, signaling growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Business Men's Association
Charleston
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Rotary Committee
Hall
Mark
Goldsmith's Company
Goldsmith’s Hall
London
Associated Press
Maine
Bowdoin
Monhegan Island
MacMillan
Party
Mrs. Lansdowne
Janes Hefferman
Nitro News
American Federation of Labor
Sarum
Calaporala Manta Hambaha
Cal
Fersons
Pexas Agalyst Ucnpication
Glovis
Great
Washington
Nemy
Fort McArthur
San Nievo California
Aberdeen
Ory
Paul J. Tatum
Hallaville
Pare One
Chile
Vicinity
Florida
Coral Gables
Miami
H. G. Elmore
Frankenberger Building
Summers Street
Miami Rivieraa
George Emeraice
Charleston, W. VA
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Columbus
Huntington
Humanity
America
Fen Wise
Thillon
Acta
D. A. McQuaide
Virginia
Mrs
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