Tokyo May 2nd Anniversary Tributes For 1923 Earthquake Dead
Tokyo observes the second anniversary of the 1923 quake and fire with momentary pauses in work. Temples churches and civic groups held services and memorials while thousands visited mass gatherings at Honjo shelters and cemeteries to honor victims and reflect on reconstruction progress.
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Luther A. Huston
Tokyo
Japan
Salas City
Tokyalies
Maan
Hifu- Sho
Honjo
Memo rial Shrine and Public Meeting Highlights
A Tokyo earthquake and fire scroll memorial dedication marked the day alongside a shrine for fire victims. Concurrently the American Society of Certified Public Accountants met in Richmond with delegates from all states, including local attendees David A. Jayag and Sam Rhuestein. The UWC A pool announces a new swimming schedule effective October 1, replacing plunges after 1 p.m.
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Ferst
Fay Lampier
California
Atlantic City
Tokyo
Koye
Edo
C. A
American Society of Certified Public Accountants
Richmond
David A. Jayag
Sam Rhuestein
Girl ice man rival to Red Grange in Neshaminy
Neshaminy Pa Sept 3 a girl known as Red Nuneviller 19 delivers about eight tons of ice daily with sister help and drives the delivery truck She says she admires Red Grange and might try football someday noting carrying ice is tougher than football.
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Neshaminy
Red
Sacurcaye
Sus
Fin
Red” Nuneviller Continued and Found It Very Profitable. Nesbaminy's “Iseman
Philadelphia
Red Nuneviller
Dunbar Church sees new pastor at annual conference
Rev W A O Pellery was assigned to the Dunbar Methodist Episcopal church at the Clarksburg conference, with Rev O Dell succeeding Rev Ring who led the church last year. Luther Smith plans to move his family to Dunbar after purchasing a Mound street lot, and A J Chamberlin buys two Smith street lots totaling 90 feet frontage on Smith and 140 on Garden. A railroad car breakage and watermelon theft occur in Dunbar as WME Grandon begins a new cottage project on Mound street. Rev FL Elpoughda attends Point Pleasant United Brethren conference while Dr and Mrs A Taimir prepare to return from Richmond after visiting relatives.
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W. A. O'Pellery
Dunbar
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Gnuth
Clarksburg
O'Dell
Ring
Luther Smith
Tynton
Mound Street
A. J. Chamberlin
Smith Street
Garden Avenue
Mr. Chamberlin
Uarden Avenue
FL. Elpoughda
Point Pleasant
United Brethren Churches
Lewis Grocer burned by fire at four in morning
Kanawha City reports a Wednesday 4 am fire destroying the interior of Lewis Grocer. Fire department arrived too late to save contents, but the building will be ready after remodeling. Also notes meetings and social events including Girl Scouts and church auxiliary activities with leaders visiting and plans for uniforms and ice cream social.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Presbyterian Church
Kanawha City
West Virginia Militis
Toe &l
Steck
Melvin Crunner
Western States
Chester Harrison
Chartestov
Marian
Snowield
Jones
Virginia Avenue
Hershel
Oklahomaa
Fred Eddington
Kanawha Avenue
Cardinal Consecrates Count in Carmelite Church
In Saint Carmelite Church the cardinal consecrated Count Claude d El ben a priest and gave minor orders to his brother-in-law Vicomte de Seze. The count’s wife, a nun, witnessed the ceremony this morning. The Count d Libee is hailed as a World War hero. four of his brothers were killed and he earned the military medal.
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Wiafer
Louvain
Merc Cier
Claude d'Elben
Vicomca de Seze
Husbeana
Count d'Libee
Notable legal minds gather at Kanawha hotel gathering
Prominent attorneys and officials including Judge Jamra W Ewing Walter Ross and A J Dubliners pace Kanawha city hotel scene. State board of law examiners members and Mercer county prosecutors attend, with many visitors from Bluefield Blue Ridge and beyond on legal business and state supreme court matters.
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Jamra W. Ewing
Wheeling
J. W. Vandervort
Parkersburg
J. G. 3Renson
Martinsburg
State Board of Law Examinera
Walter V. Ross
A. J. Dubliner
Agatstant
Mercer County
Blue Jigs
State Supreme Court
A. Powell
Harrisville
Kanawha
Rover C. Belknap
Gassawa
House of Delegates
Ruffner
C. W. Boley
Oak Hill
Ll. Day
Princeton
Names Listed Across States At Veterans Event
A long list of attendees and veterans tied to multiple American cities and towns is presented, including residents from Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania New York Maryland and beyond. The compilation names individuals and couples such as Jumbug H S Stzemore R J Kestey and many others, indicating a regional gathering or roll call.
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I. Rogan
Parkersburg
Frank Th. Blees
Ironton
Glenn Terry
Saegertown
EW. Hollander
Washington
D. A. George
Clay
Dewey ‘Allen
Weaterly
Allerdice
New York
EXPECTS ACTION ON WORLD COURT
Attorney Thomas Coleman told the American Business club at the Ruffner hotel that Congress will likely act on the World Court at its next session. He argued for an international court of justice to replace war and noted defense funding consumes a large share of revenue. Attendance was poor as the club, active for several months, seeks growth.
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Thomas Coleman
Congress
American Business Club
Ruffner Hotel
Courts of Justice
International Court of Justice
Poridge to Be Served to MPs After Nine O Clock
Sept 9. Perridpé, a real Scotch variety, will provide porridge for members of parliament each night after 9. Kirkwood, the Scotch MP, will supervise the porridge service to ensure authentic style. He argues porridge boosts economy by replacing a larger post nine o clock meal.
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David Kirkwoot
Kirkwood
Firefighters Battle Garage Blaze in Grimsby Rescue
Fire crews from Grimsby responded to a garage fire after a woman fled her home. Eight chemical extinguishers were used to control the blaze and save the property before firefighters returned to station.
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Grimsby
England
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