Nearly 800 prepare for eleventh annual baby show
Preparations ramp up as more than 100 babies are to be inspected at the Eleventh Annual Baby Show at the Kanawha County Fairgrounds this week. Entries from Charleston and nearby towns include many children from notable local families and institutions.
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Hany
Kika
Kanawha County
Alr
Outehor
Sagiatorad
Kally
Chearlowten Street
Cox
Capitol Ateeat
Dablan
Dunbar
Routh Charlewton
Regiatention
Yentortay
Ketly
Atora Ware
Miliabeth Haystett
Mea
MM. TL
Mayalett
Stewart Wrest
Frances Elenbeth Henson
Mmra
K. Bennett Henson
Qdarriss
Non Olinahath Bisiley
Mra
W. H. Bailey
Dnoa
Mise Rabe Tellwanda
Ir Kite
Ottly Erskine
Keynditt Keultes
Hra
KF. Enafes
Bie Chimney
Dorothy Caventer
W. Cavender
Iona Hotes Anhrey
M. Adhiay
Bien
J. Ot. Pauley
Penpaylvania Mene
Mariela Courtney Milter
Sthten
Jury der
Mra. C. ¢. Miner
Rugley Avenue
Frances Lafrentigenny
Mra. J. A. Litany
Fel Oak
Robert Tee Hannay
Mra. All
Burn Hudand
Mira
Dark Murtnalt
Amatzaret Feanvon Myer
Men
D. W. Eger
Ward
Emma Joan Giliapie
Mra. A
Henjamin
Minn Canders
Birs
Arh
Chit- Gere
Charrotes Court
Charies A, Vere, Jr
Stra
Charles A. Cheke
Maryland
Avenua
Jaman Herbert Atitehell
Wereart Mitchell
Chaelorton
Etrost
Third Party Trip Attracts Attention In Senate Campaign
Washington dispatch reports Benator Labollettes trip to New York next week to address an audience after delivering a map and hunt on his campaign. Radio broadcast planned as leaders claim the Dawes speech aided Latolletty with labor factions reacting to Daven’s Milwaukee remarks and pending campaign events.
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Sept
Camprinn
Treasury
Tleasure
Eidther
Batinr
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Daven
Milwaukee
LvaFollette
Diwen
Cartoonist Merle Chester Gump's Travel Tale
A garbled account recounts Merle Chester Gump's trip from America to Auay fvadin to visit Uncle Dias. The narrative hints at a famous cartoonist meeting fans in malls and near the coast, with an upcoming contest at Netle Cheater next Tuesday.
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Merle Chester Gump
America
Auay
Dias
Thie
Nanas S
Ana Hortn
Dot
Netle
Eighteen Mexican Soldiers Killed in Train Robbery
San Antonio dispatch reports that eighteen Mexican soldiers on guard on a passenger train between Jalapa and Teocelo in Vera Cruz were killed Friday by rebels who robbed the train. The incident is described by Mexican city press as a pivotal rebel action amid turmoil.
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San Antonio
Ae Garde
Jalapa
League dis sension shapes security project draft
Geneva September 14 Differences of opinion marked the League of Nations sub committee meeting to draft a major security and disarmament project. The draft text prepared by Dr Eduard Benes seeks an open covenant, based on the older treaty of guarantees, with Britain France Japan and Czechoslovakia participating in the debate.
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Associated Trade
Geneva
League of Aatiom Assembly
Eduard Ben’s
Caetho Siegaokla
Great Britain
France
Japan
Sweden
Norway
Czecho
Slovakia
Tongue of Nations
Renan
Woman convicted of involuntary manslaughter in Buckhannon
In Upshur county circuit court at Buckhannon Miss Lucille Pierce, a Clarksburg office girl, was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for shooting her lover, Smith, in June 1923. Jury previously failed to agree in two trials. Pierce claimed he had betrayed her, while a taxi ride ended with the fatal shot.
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Clarksburg
W Va
Upshur County
Buckhannon
Mies
Lucille Pierce
Herold Smith
St Buckhannon
Mies Bierce
Mom
Smith
Thi City
biIns Pierce
Fatas
Caasejncé
Judges Refuse Gas Injunction Against United Fuel Gas
A federal panel of judges declined to grant United Fuel Gas a temporary injunction to stop the Public Service Commission from enforcing a suspension of a rate increase order issued last April. Judges George McClintic Edmund W. Mallory and William E. Baker issued the refusals, finding no case justifying an interlocutory injunction and lacking clear jurisdiction for such a suit.
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United Fuel Gas Company
Judes George
MecClintic
Edmund Wadaul
Richmond
Judes William E. Baker
West Virginia
Jude Melville Fayeste
Gras Company
Polar Air Fleet May Open Arctic Quest to Pole
Captain Robert A. Bartlett, commander of the Bear, said a possible North Pole expedition by air would use favorable May and June conditions between Point Barrow and the Pole. He released data from Bear's winter voyage when ice jamged the ship and it drifted 47 days through Bering Strait to the Arctic Ocean.
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Washington
Sept
Millon
Point Barrow
North Pole
Jane
Robert A. Bartlett
Bear
National Geographic Society
Bartlett
Perry
Pole
Watero
Baring Strait
Arctic Ocean
Republicans Push GOP Efforts in West Virginia State Contest
Washington dispatch details Republican national committee actions to spotlight West Virginia in a push for party unity and a potential Col. Got interview publicizing the GOP ticket. Officials claim united support for Coolidge across the state amid broader nationwide optimism.
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Wear Virginia
Col. Got
Hopnbwens
Gott
John W. Davis
Clarksburg
West Virginia
Davie
Bamo
Col Goft Servean
OFP
George M. Bowers
Stuart P. Reed
Fairmont Raps G O P Display in Defense Day Parade
A Fairmont letter to The Times protests a national Defense Day parade seen as politicized by a Young Men’s Republican club. Citizens praise patriotic groups like the Crogy, American Legion, Knights of Columbus and Salvation Army, while criticizing the Republican banner and perceived party influence on public affairs.
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Peax
Young Men's¢ Republican Club
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Parede
Ieflon Boys
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Young Men's Democratic Cult
Youre Ben's
Democratc
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Alub
Linu
Elka
Mnwone
Knighta of Columbus
Nne
Salvation Army
Davie-Bryan
Moo
Labor
Postponed flight of giant dirigible ZR-2
The trans Atlantic flight of the dirigible ZR-2 is delayed to late September or October after a motor defect was found during today’s cruise. Two engines will be dismantled as thrust bearings in the rear Maybach engines are remedied, delaying the 29 hour crossing. The airship spent five hours aloft this afternoon testing equipment over a lake.
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Frederichshaten
Germany
Atethar
Maybach
Pershing Quits as Chief of All American Army
Washington dispatch reports General Pershing retires from active duty, marking the end of his role in shaping a national defense system. The ceremony includes applause from officers and high officials as the war department tallies mass mobilization figures and praises the test of democratic defense. Pershing plans to remain in the War Department, aiding the commission on defense while holding a continued official post. Nearby, a Pittsburgh crime note details a mother’s confrontation with her daughter and a man linked to the incident.
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War Department
Worleebteem
Yaldnlht
Fnally
General Pershing
Congress
Mannad
National Guard
War
Department
Exeru
Wer
United States
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Gtorres
Pershing
Army
Ity Blans
Wae
Ataft
Hatte Aomumants Commission
Frante
Treaga
Frenes
Gal
Pittsburgh
BAY Police
Clarg Kemps
Har Hems
Daniel Fox
Coolidge Goes on Week End Cruise
President Coolidge leaves the White House for a weekend cruise down the Potomac aboard the Mayflower with Mrs Coolidge and officials. He weighs political moves in California and may adjust his speaking plans for October as advisers weigh the national mood and potential appearances.
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Washington
Coolidge
Potomac
Eid
Coultase
Hughes
Chester Howell
California
Goolldze
Wehnis
White House
Unis Svoak
G._& Le Noir
Dan Franchcs
Moat
Sun Yat Sen Pulls Regiment to Aid Chekiang Forces
Sun Yat Sen, head of the south China Government, dispatched a regiment from Swangtung Province to aid Chekiang province armies defending Shenghai. He plans to go directly to Shia chew in the northern Kwangtung area, establishing a campaign headquarters and coordinating transportation for follow on troops. The move aims to concentrate much of his army at Shuchow before advancing, with about 49 099 men currently under command and a need to guard the city. Meanwhile rival warlords clash near Shanghai as rain limits fighting near Hwangtu, fifteen miles west.
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Premn
Canton
Sun Yat Sen
South China
Swangtung
Troppa
Cheklane
Shenghai
Sun Jeavng Héte
Kwangtung
Shuchow
Dr. Sun
Hs Ut
Sohe
Refuse Writ In Oil Case Denied In Nebraska
REFUSE WRIT IN OIL CASE MAHA Neb Sept 13 Applica tion for a temporary injunction in Nebraska s suit to restrain oil companies from continuing alleged acts in violation of laws was denied Judge Hastings said the state may not prove any defendant engaged in or threatening to engage in unlawful practices or to injure public or private interests The state's original suit names The Staheard United States Oh Simolutt Nichelas Anderson- Schoen Nebraska-town Stalk Omaha Refining National Reming Manhattan Shaffer The matter was to restrain oil companies from the state but was changed to petition for an injunction Attorney General Soltiman said the decision would have no effect on a later suit for permanent injunction
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Nebraska
Acta
Hastings
Ault
Staheard - Ol
United States
Simolutt Nichelas
Anderson- Soheen
Nebraska-town
Stalk
Omaha ‘Refining
National Reming
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Attorney Géneral - Soltiman
Davis Carries Fight to West
John W. Davis campaigned across the western plains from Topeka Kansas through Nebraska and Kansas, urging a government of honesty and courage. He reframed support for the Democratic ticket to appeal to Independent voters seeking a government of progress while criticizing Republican control and urging protection of liberties and reservations.
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Kas
John W. Davis
Wesidth Plains
Toder
Threns
Nebrasks
Bésan Ais
Prealdort
Chiat
Devis
A& Republicat
Progressive Party
Progress
Congress
Onaga
Davis
Dawes to Attend Legion National Convention as Evanston Delegate
Evanston, Sept. 1s. Charles G Dawes will attend the American Legion national convention in St Paul next Tuesday as a member of the Evanston post not as a Republican vice presidential candidate. He said he would not make any speeches while there despite suggestions to speak.
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Legion Convention
Evanston
Iis
Charles G.dawen
American Legion
St.Paul
Jexion
Tod
Pawes
St. Paul
Morgan Moves to Vacate Mansion to Aid City Plan
Councilman Flowers revealed a letter from former Mayor Hall alleging a contract with the city over the governor's mansion. He suggested Gov Morgan could leave to help resolve traffic and Washington Street opening issues, while noting a committee would discuss the move at the next city meeting.
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City
Mansion
Flowers
Hall
Wraliington
CC. Flowers
Grant Pfall
Washington Street
Wrahington
Te Remular
Wertz
Watts
Harold Matthews
Wierts Hay
Ray
Counselman -Flowers
Alty
World Fliers End First Hop of U S Jaunt in Ohio
Dayton reports welcome for six aviators lieutenant Lowell H. Smith and others after landing at McCool Field. Crowds gathered as the Barling Bombast aircraft and the world’s largest plane passed overhead. The flier party plans homecoming events in Dayton while resting at McCook Field for repairs and entertainment preparations.
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U.S
Associated Press
Dayton
Liutenant
Lowell H, Smith
McCool Field
Walington
Seattle
Cumberland
Union Town
Piranea
Payton
Titan
Jona ‘Ing
Eric’ Nelson
Viene
McCook
Wilbur
Seria
Telda
Barling
Harding
Ceden
F. Curry
Fal
Curry
Governor considers special session to fund guards in strike area
Honolulu dispatch says Governor Farrington recommended a special session of the territorial legislature to provide funds for emergency guard expenses on the island. Reports note sufficient money to pay guard salaries and maintain order, with prosecutions of striker leaders for murder, kidnapping, riot, and conspiracy pending.
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Hawaii
Leislauure
Honolulu
Iace R. Farrington
Cii
McBride's Plantation
Dihos
Aula
Eptotal
Prosycutia
Ars
Prince of Wales Watches Polo Match at Meadowbreaks
Prince of Wales attended an international polo event at Meadowbreaks. He sat in his box, leaning forward with a cigarette, sometimes applauding and other times showing restrained interest as a crowd of about 40,000 observed the action.
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Prince of Wales
Rey
Ad Avery
Sima
Raysy
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