Baby Examination Attendance and New Entrants at Kanawha Fair
The Kanawha fair exam proceeds with about 40 babies checked Monday and Tuesday while staff express hope for completion. New entrants listed include Fisher, James, Kirimar, Fruth, Dera Cole, Lawson, Jones, Koures, Zoil, and others. Girl Scout volunteers assist mothers. twins Caldwell attract attention. Bowles family shows four babies. Kerr then referenced in suicide note context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erik's
Kanewha
B. J. Fisher
Norman Jamens
Zavabre
Martha Is
Levabri
Joseph Charles Kirimar
Klehnan
Central Avenue
Se Wiliam Fruth
George Kruth
Lee Street
Joseph Dera Cole
Joseph Cole
Washington Street
Annetta Lewn Lawson
J. Hanley Lawson
Pludtwood
Hugh Dene Jones
Low. Jones
Trasiow Street
Nosvef Kourer
Jutth Koures
Edward E. Zoil
A. A. Shawkey
B.S. Preston
Henry Glass
W. J. Price
J. H. Wick
Ray Russel
BR. A. Ireland
S. M. Likens
Myers
Keller
Edith Meyers
Misattie Etein
Will Heeps
Ella Cunningham
Hamer Wiseman
Birs. H. O. Hoffman
Girl Scout Troops
Charleston
Wakins
Pansy McDaniels
Eather Tesler
Jmny Wallace
Jessi Guiers
Ruy Shultz
Ais Zell
A. He
Gets Hi at Drug Stores Promises Quick Pain Relief
An ad asserts a corn treatment works for any age and condition with a single touch, shrinking the corn and easing pain. It claims a scientific approach used by dancers actors doctors and millions, warns against imitators, and directs readers to drug stores.
Gorman Puts Charges Through Hot Practice
Gorman directs a hard high school football practice as Fayette County aims for the season opener at Oak TENE field in Charleston. Coach Garman hones the lineup with several veterans and contenders, stressing scrimmage readiness and speed.
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Gorman
High School Grid
Oak Hill Aggregation
Rocco Forman
Fayette County
X Fuel
Charleston
Inez Sear
Gortian
Saimedisy
Hive Ff
Lydia
Matte Stark
Eli
Visitors from Huntington Register at Local Hotels
A large party of visitors from Huntington checked into area hotels yesterday. Among them were Kyle Mounts, N. Steely, Bill Chatin, Leslie Shee, TF Rlss, SiNard Ellis, L. 8, and many others, with numerous registrations listed for the downtown trainers and local accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Mounts
N. Steely
Bill Chatin
Leslie Shee
TF Rlss
SiNard Ellis
Baifields | Blo
Christian Wiliam
Wilam Maynard
Harley Curry
Breening
Mra
Don Wells
Fron Huntington
Ty Countewpbs
Prewling
John Berry
Orn Meloy
Randolph, Spencer
Ez. Keeler
H.W. Bovina
WM. Hatheldt
Stephan
Wwerg
He Holley
Gouree
Vaughn
J. J. Dite
Kratiwals
L. S. Henson
Alves
Amy Hines
Mre
Nitro News notes local visitors and community events
Warner Martin 2 Buffela visits uncle in Fortieth street. Buptice church holds annual meeting with baskets for picnic dinner. Charleston visitors include Mr. CA McLainlan and Mr. J Huysonpiller. Local births, travels, and neighborly visits detailed among Nitro residents and nearby towns.
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Warner Martin
Buffela
Freak Helstein
Fortieth Street
Buptice Church
CA. McLainlan
Wisness
Charleston
Anernoon
J. & Huysonpiller
G. H. Davishna
Hama
St Gl Stewart
Twenty
Slater
M.A. Head
Cleveland
Kate Lockwood
Frye
Johnson
Second Avenue
Bam McDoneld
Lewilb
Hyeburt Cod Company
L. Jordan
Ed Moody
Mitra
New
Shafter
Sirk
C. A. McLichlan
Cairleston
Devon
Cnli
A. Mack
Mey Tae
Joseph Zeman
Ray Poling
ML. Co
Saklatvala Disappointed by Passport Visa Action
London in September 16 report shows Shapuril Saklatvala, Communist MP, expressing disappointment at Secretary of State Kellar’s passport visa decision to the United States. He declines further comment, noting plans to sail Saturday and awaiting further steps from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saklatvala
London
House of Commons
Kellar
United States
Saktetvaly
Army Recruitments Open in Charleston Facility
United States Army recruiting officers announced openings at the Red Cross building in Charleston for diverse branches. Instruction calls for qualified clerks and specialists. infantry, artillery, and cavalry quotas will be filled soon with local applicants from Indiana and Panama areas.
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United States Army
Charleston
United Shiter Remy
Dnfantey
Tote Artillvey
Bor
Wee Thomas
Panama
Red Cross
Modern Music Festival Showcases New Contemporary Works
Arcure Towns nial director of Vin New York Metropolitian Opera introduces a festival at Marks theater celebrating contemporary music. The program features modern composers and a new symphonic work. Towns comments that the experience felt nearly fun as critics seek to explain the festival’s artistic aims.
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Venice
Arkure Tounns
Nial
Forster Prusleal
Vin
New York
Metrapalit Oper
Bial Felonda
Mure
Railroad Petition on Freight Rates May Mean Changes
Eastern railroads file before the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking modification of the coal rate order. Petition argues divisions among carriers and asks rehearing to adjust rates and routes, citing industry disruption from coal strikes and requiring updated district pricing.
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Interstate Commerce Commission On Coal Rate
Herbert Pfahler
Gillette
Washington
Intaratate Commerce Commission
Ameriva
Pennsylvania
Rommnileai
Teurgu- Mont
Lw Commission
Fragmentary report on seven parions and two wants
Incomplete text describes seven parions and two wants reported during a move from Asheville region. Mentions between Nera and Burtisville with hints of Aehontle, Lelpaione Hime, Asheville Ctllgon and Killen. Informant could not provide precise details.
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Nera
Burtisville
Aehontle
Asheville
BROKE THE BANK aaria Ford returns from France
Aaria Ford, renowned as one of the best dressed women in America, has returned from France and was reported abroad in Beawytlg for BLGU.
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Aaria Ford
France
Halled
America
Obituary notice for Abbert Labban and family details
A fragmented obituary reports the sudden death of Allert Tabban and mentions Abbert Labban. It lists mourners including Mrs Jusin Hh Clark and Mrs. AL A. Lulbatt of Wartensburg Ma. Services were held at the Hitee Baptist burned in St. Albans. Burial followed at Tuna TUL cemetery with many relatives named.
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T. B fMetfeld
Barnapis
George W. Bryer
Ashhoml K
White
Princeton
J. L. Shniar
Stone Gap Wat Davd EL Chaimlen
Mrs. Ry
Rye
Ant
J. I. Cohn
Gole Walden
Edward Simith
Mr. Jacobyr
J. &. Sehaws
Landers Dew
York
FG. Seller
W. F. Sielta
Louis J. Binele
Bengaren
Wheeling
Aliee Elites
Misa
Pyorence Campbell
Vranherrs
Tromten Bhp
Mee
Luchmond
Vir
Butruss
WY Eager
Steevie
OL Otty le Itay
Dow
Boone
Lean
Spencer
NS JT
Boynes
AL Wedte
Simthy de de Wltets
EL HY. Wien
Bod
S. Bi Marris
Delrail
van Monde
Cherleshur
Maerting Mercy
Aharon York
Deat
Downs
Ate Lawn
Festuibe
I Woods
Osborne
A. de Carey
Hay Burs
Ik Heenan
Columba
Wam Brewster
Liwisture Mire
AL Waller
Hefei Strand Ales
WY. Koight
Acme
Tanen
Cinemnati
A. Jamisen
Hl. Albans
D. Nicholas
Finwayways
Dudinstan
Terranioeth
Prelffern FU Phan
Gilera
Montinaly
Treloor
Abbert Labban
Woelas
Allert Tabban
AL A. Lulbatt
Wartensburg
Lathan
Jusin Hh. Clark
Hitee Baptist
St. Albans
Kidd
Fol Kidd
Giarney Kidd
John Kidd
Charles Kidd
B.C Myers
SDP
Real Name of Ohio Due to Giant Flora
A quirky historic note describes a giant plant specimen labeled as Broddingemagia causing sensational speculation. The account mentions Canton and nearby markets, with vivid oddities about vines, pumpkins, and a show window display as observers ponder the plant’s true origin and size.
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Ohio
Manietta
Chiy
Canton
Getungius
Dean Lewre
Hamiess
Big Lake of Oil Sought at Mexico City
An article from Mexico City discusses the potential discovery of a large oil and hot water reservoir in the valley near the ancient lake bed. It explains geological uncertainty, anticipated wealth for locals, and government plans to lease drilling rights, noting sinking buildings and unusual foundations in the area.
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Mexico City
W. PP
Mpextco City
Wis Ameivnt
Nitta
Mexico
Lake of Oll
Old Lake
Wed
Laege
Cortes
Venice
Pas
Virgin of Guadalupe
Avillers
Wrael
Ypres
Johnson Speaks to Business Club in Charleston Address
Abney Barnes executive Okey Th Johnson urged Charleston business leaders at the Ste lureheon Hotel Ruffer to back economic growth. He cited $4 billion invested in the valley and urged younger workers to support industry expansion as Rev. Jottase urged committees to act on remedies amid ongoing street problems.
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Okey Th Johnson
Abney- Barnes Company
Urgerthemerican Business Club
Ste Lureheon
Hotel Ruffer
Charleston
Thatie
Chryleston
Sn Johnsen
Vwi Chamber of Commerun
Huginesa Eta
Orgpintza
Bhavelt
UO Neale
Roerge Tars
West Virginia
Merida
Jottase
Emos
Roll Wriday
Tuttner
Neale
Marida
KIWANIANS UNVEIL Cantiied Memorials and Leaders Comment
Secretary Hughes cited no better way to symbolize international friendship while Governor McLeod warned of history if borders were marked by memorials and fortifications. Figures from Virginia to Canada voiced support for international understanding, with labor leaders stressing shared interests across borders.
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Hughes
Ritetin
Maryland
Lee Trinkle
Kaverner
Virginia
Thomas Y. McLeod
South Carolina
Willian G
American Bederatipic of Labor
Teleerian
la Hor
Canada
United Statea
Public Working
Harding
South Charleston News Parents Teach Association Meeting
South Charleston report notes PTA parents plan a September 7 reception at the new school on Third Avenue and Was Street honoring teachers and staff. Leon Quinlett and M A Quinlett at Seventh Avenue are ill with synoid fever in McMillan Hospital. Mrs Ho V Sian hosted a tea at Reed Apartments in South Charleston for Mrs Donal Merrill McIntyre. Guests included many local residents and friends with detailed room decor described. Lilian Calvan of South Charleston extended Kanawha dance in Charleston. Rev P Groves from South Charleston admitted to Mauplain State hospital. First Presbyterian church Ladies announce a sale postponed to a later date.
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Parent and Teachers Association of the
South Charleston
Sefioala
New Bien Sehool
Third Avenue
Was Street
Selool Agelsts Atl
Leon
Ho V. Sian
Reed Apartments
Nth
Alvent
Donal Merrill McIntyre
A. Smith
R. WV. Sins
Donald McIntyra
A. ¥. Johnson
Clarence White
Helen Foster
Albans
Norman McCloud
Lewis Constantina
Mhurksen
MacNey
Herdivy Handley
Myra. J
Fem
Browning
C. Swisher
VM d
Charles Blainn
Fe Jays
FI. Hi
Charleston
Lilian Calvan
LP. Groves
South
Marmet project awaits contract award delay details
A delay in awarding the contract to grade and gravel a road stretch from Kanawha River to Lens Creek holds up work. W. J. Harahan president and G. B. Well vice-president of Marmet firm may attend Friday’s meeting to discuss the issue.
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Viian
Atralehten
Fangie
Tyremnile
Kanawhally
Lens Creek
W. J. Harahan
G. B. Well
Absolution in Murder Case Hints at Family Tensions
In a county court preliminary hearing, Hazel Lags don, 14, of Arhbure, Ix, was absolved of murder after testifying he did not know the gunman and pointed to his heart when asked where he fired. Witnesses stated the elder Cogsdon was drunk and had threatened to kill his father, with the motive tied to family conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucader Madisonvilee
Hazel Lagsdon
Arhbure
Cogsdon
Wolves Exact Heavy Toll in Russia Yearly
A Moscow report outlines harsh losses among wolves in Russia with heavy toll from traps, dogs, and hunting. Officials note substantial mortality as campaigns to control wolf populations continue across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Wife Seeks Divorce and Alimony Amid Turmoil
A wife files for divorce from proprietor G. Demetry, seeking alimony and a share of property. The case references a Norwood residence, a local restaurant, and a history of financial disputes. The narrative mentions a wealth of untold specifics and a deceased relative, with the court action moving forward.
Erin Aims to Prevent Abandonment of Babies
Article notes a rise in abandoned infants found in public places and the deaths of infants. It mentions efforts to curb this crisis, with references to investigations, adoption by foster mothers, and social measures. Also briefly notes a lightning death of seven German travelers and a Britain emigration figure for 1033.
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Erin
Tveland
Fall Style Ends Straight Lines in Fashion Show
The article notes a shift from straight silhouettes to wide skirts and fuller shapes in fashion, led by Paris designers. Madante and Lanvin promote broader skirts and long fall silhouettes with pearl embroidery and silver bands, while coats retain straight lines.
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Paris
Aing Chie
Howe
Jean Lanvin
Rane de Atyle
Keaha
Thane
Lanvin Tehaming
Imudeld
Alttun
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Garred
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Miva
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Bowell
Daekins
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Roberts
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Ky Oile
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A. A. Loek
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Louksville
Boston
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Clarkshurs
Relcher
Eeford
Jane It. Fe
Steineen
Wyre Yurt
L . Lough
Sabrina Philips
Bishop
Ned J
James Weddell
B. Cray
Himmelevile
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J.C
Paul Shilliow
Ivey Maurey
Whleage
Berkeley
Yun
W. M. Wilay
Sharploa
Hoge
Mera
Miller
Minsayn
Capurs Fee
Wis
Mivtihavnie
OB Nerriy i Roo Drown
Porkersharay
Jaal Sehwarranen
Wink
A. Mut Kin
Feek
Charles HH. Muten
Baltimore
Charles Mersteer Shlicathe
Oning
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Neark
Noah Som
Meyer
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Nore Carelian
Hidwe Miyaneto
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Abyssinia
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Moretti
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Moston
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Guilo
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Nedk
Warren
Hese
Todiy
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Eybvard C. Vance
Vane
Af Biocrett
W. Windell
Hiumes
Albis
South Charleston News
Moscow
Semt
Masimisanrlat
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Prince Sells
Rome
Aimea
Alcott
Stag Pubhg
Ehorch
G. Demetre
Anne Lemetry
Demetry
Nesta
Norwood
Wang
Dematry
Henry
Britain
Achitera
J. $. Kidd, Jr
Fae
Ben Shireham
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al Grugeinle
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Pinot Breet
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Montrose FL
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Dryden Street
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