Elevenh Annual Baby Conference Sets Record Attendance
Rain did not deter registrations over two days at the Elks Club as the eleventh annual Bottoe Barlow baby conference drew near 250 total. Local clinics reported steady enrollments with mothers bringing in many children for examination and registration.
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Etrin
Plan for Session on Disarmament Conference
A historical notice discusses an impending international disarmament conference at Geneva within a year. It notes United States interest in naval limits and land arms, the appointment of subcommittees, invitations, and the Assembly’s desire to show cooperative effort with lean nations in arms control initiatives.
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Geneva
Genava
Longue Counoly Wit
United States
Unclear historical notice on nominations and warrants
Fragmentary text mentions nominations and elections, references to a department or group named The anerite and a buslacin offen Of The Garctia. Details are unreadable. no clear event date, place, or entities.
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W. Davin
Theanerite
Buslacin
Garctia
Democrats Plan Campaign Conference In Charleston
Democratic state leaders gather at the Moore Building to map remaining campaign activities. Secretary McCulrough says women’s program and party activities will be outlined as candidates converge, with extended plans supervised from Charleston as key figures travel from Clarksburg and Webster Springs.
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H. F. Dunlap
Eheskern Titerarion
F. Witcher McCulrough
Srectuvg
State Committee
Pal
Atlas Gleanor
WN. Simpson
Mounasqiio
Juaxe Kishor
Chilton
Webster Springs
Clarkshurg
West Virginia
Hager's office broken into again in two weeks
Logan Wisconsin Sept. The office of Hager United States commissioner here was broken into for the second time in two weeks Coleman Hatfield one of Hagers law partners reported to authorities today. It appeared papers were rifled but nothing definite learned about missing items. The break occurred on August 27 and may involve affidavits tied to election troubles in the county. A federal grand jury may hear related affidavits when Huntington U.S. district sets sit. Fang is Republican and a candidate for prosecuting attorney. England Hager Hatfield and Linglund are in the firm with Linglund attorney general.
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Vie
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Haxer
United States
Vommastoner
Coleman Hatfield
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Hager'n Law Partners
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Hager
Uotsets
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Tanger
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Peimary
Flery
England
Hager and Hatflela
Inglund
Dozen Slain in Kauai Strike Riots
Honolulu reports a violent clash in Marepepe Kauai where police and Filipino strikers clashed during a rescue attempt at the Melride plantation. Dozens reported killed including policemen and workers, with Deputy Sheriff Cromett seriously wounded.
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Hanepepe
Associated Press
Honolulu
Marepepe
Sherif Cromett
Filpinon
Melride
Hanepens
Atrikern Ae
Crowell
West Virginia Tops List of Female Speakers in Dem Campaign
Washington DC report notes West Virginia is best represented with two women speakers, Mrs Kate Jewel Brown and Mrs Frank W Maunara, among a list where other states have at most one. Additional named participants include Mrs James E Ferguson of Texas, Mrs Ent Tangall of Maine, Mr J B Borden Herriman of DC, Mire. Leroy Springs of South Carolina, and Mrs Genevieve Clark Thompson of Louisiana, daughter of Champ Clark.
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Fiusette
Ratidiar
West Virginia
Katte Jewel Brown
Frank W. Maunara
Smnonk
James E. Ferguson
Demmocratics
Texan
Enttangall
Melno
J. B. Borden Herriman
Washington, D. C
Leroy Springs
South Carolina
Mire
Genevieve Clark Thompson
Louisiann
Champ Clark
Misaouri
Fifteen affected by chlorine gas at Wentvarn plant
Fifteen men at Wentvarn Chlorine Company in South Charleston were overcome by gas from a chlorine tank explosion. Nene was seriously injured as fumes filled the plant. Ventilation alarms sounded and workers were evacuated. temporary relief provided by Dr. Dunn and Victina. The physician warned that employees may suffer serious effects.
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South Charleston
Kam Nunes
Wentvarn Chlorine Company
Nene
Ndecy
Dunn
Vic
Firpo Wills Fight Reconvenes at Boyle's Thirty Acres NJ
Report of the Willa Firpo boxing bout at Boyle's Thirty Acres in New Jersey. Promoters announce fight results and a public return broadcast from the Charleston Gazette office starting nine o'clock Charleston time Thursday evening.
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Wills
Willa
Pride
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Aya
Willa-Firpo
Boyle's
Thirty Acres
New Jersey
Charleston Gazette
Charleston
Rain Damps China Battle In Shanghai Area
Heavy rains halt weeklong clashes between Chektang and Kiangsu forces west of Shanghai Nanking railway. Eyewitness reports say Chekang counterattacks near Ling, while another army advances from Lake Trihu toward Chang Chow. City imposes soldiers ban and fences streets to curb refugees entering the settlement.
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Associated Press
Shanghat
Here
Yangtze River
Shangwai-Nanking
Nedting
Cheklang
Linhg
T Io
Chang Chow
Chinaske
Recluse Slayer Gets Life in Prison
W V Sept a w h am Grimm 18 was sentenced to life today after a first degree murder conviction for the killing of John Wa Wleon, an aged recluse. The state charged the defendant with robbing the elderly man. Grimm confessed to the crime but said he obtained little and discarded Wilson's horace.
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W. Va
Grimm
Spriton
John Wa Wleon
Tim Grimm
Wilson
Horace
Wind weary fliers land in Washington forced down in Baltimore
World flight planners faced delays as their three air planes battled head winds and fog while crossing the Susquehanna. A forced landing near Baltimore disrupted plans to reach Seattle in ten days. President Coolidge welcomed Lieutenant Lewell H. Smith at Bolling Field as cabinet members waited in rain.
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World
New York
Patrick
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Susquehanna River
Averdeen
Army
Maryland
Kere
Ars
Conlidge
Bolling Field
Aberdeen
Weshingion
Eviction Suit Favorable to Operators in Miner Case
A conference yielded an agreement in the unlawful detainer suit brought by Kanawha and Hocking Coal and Soke against 275 striking miners. The prior verdict in Magister Husting's court had awarded the company possession without damages for detention of a Harewood home. Attorney Clyde B. Johnson represented the coal company, while miners’ counsel accepted the agreement. no details were announced.
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MSS
Busines Oe
Canes
Arold W. Houston
Founsel
Clyde B. Johnson
Charleston
Knights of Pythias
Railway Conductors Plot Drive For Better Legislation
The legislative board of the Order of Railway Conductors of West Virginia opened its biennial meeting at the West Virginia statehouse area to plan legislative action for the coming session. The group aims to promote safety for travelers and oppose unwanted laws, with representatives from key railway centers attending and talks led by chairman Compton and invited speaker former Senator Williane B. Chilton.
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Flestwrood
Capitol Street
Era
Williane B. Chilton
Tha Howe Durin
Wade
Wd. Gompton
Af Keyser
West Weinia
Gompton
Compton
Owen McCormick
Vies Sonirman
St. Albans
Ileve CG
White
Oration
Crowder
Huntington
Gi. Howell
Parkersburg
Leopold and Loeb Ready to Hear Fate For Franks Slaying
Chicago witnesses the Leopold Loeb case as Judge Caverly prepares to read the sentence for Robert Franks murder. Freeman and public interest surge while guards tighten around the courthouse. lawyers Darrow Bachrach confer with Leopold and Loeb amid high tension and warnings of threats.
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Nathan Leopold
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Tima
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Jong
Charleston
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Biity
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Robert Frain
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State Bar Exams To Start Today In City Hall
Examinations for admission to the West Virginia bar begin today in City Hall council chambers with two sessions at 9 o clock and one at x o clock. Thirty five candidates will take the tests, announced William B. Mathews, clerk of the state supreme court. The examining board is chaired by Robert S. Spilman with J. M. Senders of Bluefield, 3. W. Ewing of Wheeling, John Henson of Martinsburg, and J. W. Vandervort of Parkersburg. Vandervort will not attend this session due to a Europe trip.
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City Hall
William B. Mathews
State Supreme Court
Robert S. Spilman
J. M. Senders
Bluefield
W. Ewing
Wheel
Jonn
Henson
Martinasburg
J. W. Vandervort
Parkersburg
Europe
Four Die in Louisiana Feud Style Poll Battle
In Opelousas Saint Landry Parish four men were killed and two bystanders wounded in a gun battle at Plaque Mine Point Polling Nooth during a political feud tied to a Democratic primary. The Childs family and Joseph Cormier clashed after long standing tensions. Cormier, officiating at the booth, was killed, with both Childs sons wounded, as the three men exchanged fire and the crowd scattered.
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Supremacy of Morning Paper
A fragment argues the morning newspaper dominates daily news for readers, claiming the paper provides most world and local updates from noon to after midnight and remains essential as the latest information source. The piece emphasizes readers rely on morning papers to stay informed as events unfold while they sleep.
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Arizona and Vermont primary results show Couzens leading in Michigan
Returns from about half of the state precincts place United States Senator Couzens ahead of Tuttle in Michigan with 25,372 to 7,?00 while Gov. Groseclose maintains a strong lead for renomination. In Vermont Montpelier reports Billings leading Stevens for the Republican gubernatorial nomination by more than two to one. In Arizona Hunt holds a commanding lead in the three cornered sub senate race and Heard and Maddock lead for governor. In New Orleans and Maine voting yields varied results with Ringgell and Bleas ahead in Louisiana and Fernald leading in Maine. Overall Democratic gains noted in Washington and statewide summaries.
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Tuttle
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Baker
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Hunt
Osborn
Dwight Heard
Themon Maddock
Billege
Union tensions stall mine operator wage talks in West Virginia
Indianapolis dispatch reports Cost Ever Collieries, owner by members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, refuses to sign an agreement with the United Mine Workers. Warren S. Stone, engineering head, notes the company cannot meet union demands without impacting operations in West Virginia and Kentucky.
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