Press Bar Ties Need Cooperation Says Cohen
Julian Heney Cohen of New York told bar association delegates that cooperation between the press and the bar is essential for ethical standards and improved administration of justice. He urged state bars to form committees to keep the press informed and to consider a bureau of information to avoid misreporting and maintain public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnaer
Bar Association
Julian Heney Cohen
New York
Cohen
Bar
Oplion
Guy Ara
Newapaker
Don C. Seltz
New York World
Nis
Clarksburg Man Killed by Freight Car
Clarksburg Sep 1 John Husk 75 of Salem was instantly killed at the Adamston water tank when struck by a freight car of the Monongahela West Penn Public Service Company. Husk had been visiting his sister and briefly walked toward street car tracks believing the car would stop. in his hurry he stepped into its path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
John Husk
Salem
Adamston
Monongahela
West Penn Public Service
Peby
Husk
W. Bi
Adams Avenue
Panwan Cers
New Radio Station to Start Program in Middletown
Middletown officials announce a 100 watt radio station under construction at the Air Intermediate Depot. It will air within two weeks on a 1.0 meter wavelength, broadcasting fifteen hours daily for weather reports and interdepartmental messages in the Third Army Corps area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Air Intermediate
Third Army Corps
Coal operators protest against railroad rates bias
Secretary Searle of the Central Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association travels to Philadelphia and Washington to protest preferential railroad rates that favor West Virginia and New England fuels over local coal. The dispute centers on the impact of price and shipping costs on miners and producers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Charles (Nell
Central Pennsylvania Coalt Operators Association
Jet
Philadelphia
Washington
West Virginia
New Hongland
Central Eyivenia
Searle
Zingland
Middle Atlantic
Mrs Porter to Continue Stand At Wanawha Street
Mrs Porter, wife of a local newsstand operator, will continue running the Wanawha Street stand after a conversation with reporters. She aims to keep the business, run by her husband for 12 years, in operation to attract patrons and maintain local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Porter
Fe Porter
Wanawha Street
Krahawha Stereos
Verter Ba Wind
Lam
Birthday Dinner Sparks Nitro Social Circuit
A surprise birthday dinner honored Mr. A J Lyon, with attendees including Mrs Tel Tamplin of Montgomery and many local families. The planned corn roast was rained out, and guests moved to H M Riddie’s residence for a lively gathering with numerous names noted. Several locals returned from trips, and a charity theatre event at Nitro Theatre was planned to benefit the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Lyon
Tamplin
Montremery
J. B. Casto
Carbonnale
Harry Lyons
A. J. Leen
H. M. Riddie
Mra
W. Skaega
Andatra
Marshall
Wilford Hikginbotham
Nellie
Martis Stewart
Joe Anna Pike
Hob Schito
Benny Taster
Harry Miller
Thin Seydel
Paul Arbuckie
HLM
Kudale
Stra
ML Johnson
New York
Canada
C. Haw
Akron
Olio
Tender
Danghler
Patsy Ann
Bender
Empire
Wood
Charleston
A. Brora
Clarence Lett
Louie Invins
Jock Jarvine
J.W. Mendy
Jamqv
Kingsport
Tenn
North Carolina
Clara Moody
Ringspore
J. W. Mooi
Sf. Creasey
Virginia
Bess
Kerwasey Erwin
Bart Cooper
Yal Pomeroy
Shirley Spradting
Pacaway
Jack Javins
Katie Monkenteck
Prof Jones
Harry Kieffer
Childret
Ruth
Margaret
Jack Javvis
J. W. Moody
Clara
Harmon Taft
Washington
DB. C
Atty Hospital
L. B. Goodall
Graenbrier
Miss Burdette
Mis& Althon Cuonall
BEX
Nitro Theatre
Methodist Church
Nina Hamric
Thirtesur Street
Roads Association Meeting Set for White Sulphur Springs
Secretary A Johnson announces a meeting of the Trans-Alleghans Good Words association to be held Friday morning September 11 at White Sulphur Springs starting 11 a.m. Harry Tait of Gradbrier offers an apartment for use. The surviving officer declares authority to convene the body and urges full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohnson Nfinion
We Trans-Alleghans
White Sulphur Springs
Harry Tait
Gradbrier
Johnston
Warner Quits In Merger Talks Amid Audit Plans
Directors announce withdrawal from note the 17,560,000 aggregate principal of debentures amid material errors in representations linked to the National City deal. An audit will be completed to safeguard assets and earnings for stockholders as the merger discussions proceed, with no formal talks on the proposed combination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Ann
Trumbull
National City
Calles Sees Friendly U.S.-Mexico Ties Amid Tense Warnings
Mexico City report notes President Calles stressing friendship between the United States and Mexico. He said Kellogg's warning had been cleared in a cordial spirit and that both nations were advancing along a path of understanding and cordial cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Anentag
Consrenx
Has
Calles Aaid
United States
Mexico
Kellogg
Megho
Storms Damage Crops of Fruit in Martinsburg Area
A storm battered the Gerrardstown and Inwood apple belt yesterday, causing serious damage to crops. Hail fell for about half an hour, leaving thick layers on the ground two hours after the storm passed. Thousands of barrels of apples were knocked from trees as growers report losses and many carry insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg. Selt
Still Collecting Municipal Taxes Despite Delinquency
Municipal taxes past due for several weeks remain uncollected as the tax collector Cochrane notes state aid restrictions and delinquent accounts. The collector urges taxpayers to arrange payment, aiming to help Delinquent residents settle their balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltoy
Bate
Cochrane
Beast
Dawes to Speak in San Francisco on Pacific Tour
President Dawes plans a speaking tour stopping in San Francisco Seattle and Los Angeles. He will address students at a symposium and deliver an address outlined by school leaders with invitations extended for September.
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Dawes
San Francisco
Howe
GaAda
Orice
Esiarerd
Tks Pumas
Sementber Hehurtes
Sir Wily Gunmer Veetordiy
Dan Dk
Princiye
Hesi Veny
Bret
California
Mitir
Seattle
Los Angeles
Obituary notices mix of names and locations
Obituary style items list funeral services for Ian Weeley Smith at Ebenezer Baptist on Wednesday with Odd Fellows in charge and Spring Hill cemetery interment. Other lines note Mrs. Mande Dieton age 35 funeral from New York, Sept notes, and multiple fragmented sentences about marriages and police involvement without clear coherence.
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Silih
Ian Weeley Smith
Fourth Avenue
Bream Street
Ebenezer Baptist
Odd Fellows Dodge
Spring Hill Cemetery
Mande Dieton
New York
Fey Street
Walter TT
Bistlonw
John Oy Héor
Johan
Poller
R. Johnson
Columbus
Mid- Ohio
Land
M.farland
Rass
Belle Janhnaon
Hertha Milligan
Puneral
Suffern
Mary Alfa
Jane
Income tax lists show Hollywood stars and others top earners
The article details income tax paid by prominent figures and corporations, led by Douglas Fairbanks with 152,190 and Gloria Swanson at 56,000. It lists actors, lawyers, and editors, noting fluctuations year over year and a New York newspaper resisting publishing such figures as a perceived rights violation.
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TT Noor Corporation
General Miesere
Cmipa
Standard
Company of
New York
Pha
Douglas Fair-banks
Gloria Swinson
Maury Pickford
Whittie Chaplin
Harold Lloyd
Rosene
Arbuckle
Ton Brackely
Ian W. Davin
Electint
Max Stqur
Marenee Darraw
Rex Merch
Vaner
Judyerd Kapling
Wile la Randolph Hearst
Sintiey
Nei
York
Etn
Toy Kat
Jonn Db
Rockafetter, Jr
Lowe
Mirgan
United States
New York Boeing Post
Hobo Nabbed Rolling in Gold in Doddridge County
Detective S. Beaver of the B&O railroad detains James Black of Doddridge County on vagrancy charges. Officials report the man carried a large amount of gold hidden in clothing. Massey secures the wealth for safekeeping and plans to deposit it in a local bank until release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Beaver
B&o, Railroad Company
James Black
Doddridge County
Black
Jabor FR. L.massey
Rick
WARM FIGHT CONTROVERSY OVER HOTEL RAIDS
A police raid on a hotel seeking liquor under prohibition resulted in 17 water tanks being arrested and several confiscated items. Coffey defended officers, saying searches and arrests were courteous and necessary to enforce the law, with veterans treated specially. One man, Lewie Kretzer, charged with possession of eight pints of aguardiente, was among those detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffey
Mynor
Lewie Kretzer
Guar
American Girl Prefers Simple Hat Styles In Fall Milinery
A feature on hat trends notes American women favor simple, practical millinery over Paris and London styles. Three models illustrate the fall and early winter look with velvet and felt brims, jeweled pins, and off-the-face silhouettes. The piece mentions party pins as key trims and references a suffrage era context in a fragmentary historical aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Lisbeth
Paris
London
Che Fall
Tate
United States
August Business Of City Better In Charleston And Kanawha
Business conditions in Charleston and the Kanawha valley showed modest improvement in August, with recordations rising from July. Deeds recorded numbered 390 in August, 578 in July, and total deeds to date reached 4,588 against 4,750 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Kanawha Valley
Documenta i
Kanawha County Court
Jules
Frank Assumes College Post at Wisconsin
Madison Wis Sent 1 Dr filens Frank today assumed the office of president of the University of Wisconsin succeeding Dr A Biree after fifty years connection as student teacher and president emeritus Dr Frank formerly was editor of The Century Transfer of the president s office was without ceremony. velvet hat described in detail with interlaced brim and decorative features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Filens Frank
University’ of
Wipe Consin
Biree
Frank
Century
Vegetable Compound Promises Help For Women Ills
Newspaper ad extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for feminine disorders and postnatal weakness, claiming wide endorsement and success after operations, pregnancy, and entering womanhood. It presents the product as a universal tonic for women’s ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
T. H. Polter
Walpole
Mre
James Maca
Cherry Street
Dover
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkeham
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Englis
Tate One
Hazleton
Atores
Cranberry Xk Coal Company
Hardwood al
Nitro News
Roads Association
S. Johnston
Trans-Allegheny Body
Warner
Calles
U. S
Sele Eos Cen
Monteith Erskine
Tarents
Cabin Creek
Consolidated “High
East Bank
Puesday
Ervin
Gotham
Presa
Lapaz
Bolivia
Joac Gabina -Villenueva
City Better
Kanawha County
Dutch Anderson
Hance
Fort Wayne
Ind
George
Aira
J. A. Jones
Colley Ave
Norfolk
Von
Lydia EL Pinkhem
Fuse Fulkrion
Souls 2Nd Street
Chearldd, Pa
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