Charleston Hosts Weeklong Horse Show and Army Stunt Week
Visitors arrive for Charleston’s weeklong program with army airplanes to perform stunts and an open air dance on Lee Street. The schedule includes a horse show at Talley Field, polo games, band concerts, and a civic reception lineup at the Elks Club with tours of the city and a musicale at Hotel Kanawha. Military officers and units from Fort Benjamin Harrison and Fort Thomas attend, alongside local business and rotary groups aiding visitor arrangements through the week.
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Lee Street
Elks’ Club
Charleston
Binat
Birtormlig
Taldley Field
Ler Street
Capitol
McFarland Streets
Elks Club
Quarrier Street
Charlton Automobile Cell
E.P. DeVay
C. ¥. Underhill
MC. A
Kanawha
Charleston Rotary Club
J. G. Emerlex
H. F. Shepherd
Dewey Kuhn
Ellan T. Mathewson
Eleanor Brookx
Dean P. Reed
D. B. Goon
B. T. Wren
Mary Sutton Vander Lear
Hallta Kendall
Mia
EB L Wright
Julia Wintz
RL. Quinn
C. B. Tremor
A. A. Barnes
Elke Club
Mertisg
Emerick
Eni
Okey B. Johnson
Charber of Commerce
Moore Building
Quarrter Street
Business Men‘s Club
Callere
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Eleventh United States Infantry
W. H. Craik
H. W. Robinson
H. W.W. Brimmer
W. H. Gould
Fort Thomas
Kantucky
Tenth United Biatex Infantry
John French
M. E Halloran
R. O. Snidwin
Joe J. Yeata
A. P. Fox
Francia X. Obert
Eleventh
Fifth Corps
United States Army
George D. Freeman
Eleventh Infantry
Joseph J. Hardin
Third Field Artillery
Béuumen
Kiwanis Club
Ruffnortel
Goff Must Serve Five Year Prison Term Denied Writ
The West Virginia Supreme Court denied a writ of error and supersedeas for Fred Golf who must serve a five year sentence in the state penitentiary at Moundsville for voluntary manslaughter. Attorneys argued trial errors and new evidence, including statements from Everett Lew before his death, might alter a verdict, but the court found no substantial error.
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Goff
Supreme Court
Fred Golf
Everett Lege
Ats Laentence
Five Veara
Dute Penitentiliry
Moundsville
Atate Qupteine Court of Appeals
Ani
D. W. Aweson
Orville Hackney
Metti Brow
Atte
Henry W. Black
Dalmena
New Evidenre
Golf Area
Evereit Lew
Tuxtan Gilee
Summera Street
Nad
Lome
Lemz
Leng
New Accord Aims to End Tong Warfare Across Cities
New York September report of a signed agreement between Intip Stas On Leong factions ending recent hostilities with mediator Lee Kee presiding at a Waldorf Astoria meeting. Gun violence follows in Boston as Wong family members and Chinese community face murders amid deportation hearings. Professor Moore of University of Oklahoma found dead by hanging near Lexington Oklahoma. Coroner probes possible murder. a youth recalls a man with Moore near the car.
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New York
Intip
Lee Kee
Wong Get
Lee Gee Min
Tony
Boston
Haw
Ellis Ieland
Lexington
Okla
Thomern EB. Moore
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Here City
Moore
Dismissal of Col Mitchell Foretold by War Board Inquiry
San Antonio report says Colonel William Mitchell, central to the army air service controversy, has been relieved of further duty by Major General Ernest Hinds. Mitchell awaits testimony as a board in Washington investigates charges of negligence and treasonable conduct. Mitchell plans to remain at Fort Sam Houston until summoned, with travel options pending summons and possible orders.
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Mitchell
Fort Sam Houston
Hel
Coolidge
San Antonio
Texas
William Mitchell
Celtidlamk
ANA Mavy Air
Sam Hearton
Harry G. Short
Washington
War Department
Shore
Air Board
President Coolidge
Air ‘Service
Jef
Mitcher
American Fliers in War on Rif Warfront Frontline Bombing Spree
Quazan Morocco September 21 American aviators of the sharititilt squadron defend their stance amid claims of violating the United States. They say they volunteered for dangerous duty, signed no enlistment papers, and can leave at will. Since arrival they have bombed Magristy concentrations, earned commendations from General Nault, and an Allied colonel lineup notes their hard work. They report nine tons of bombs dropped and thousands of rounds fired across multiple raids.
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Quazzan
Morocco
Sharititilt Squadron
United Steles
Ah Aaso
Anlan
Che Sultad
Nault
Charles Sweeney
Canlaina Halder
Hulley
Coanzine
Gussin
Mualane
Promeharn
Legion Abandons Risque Posters in Omaha Conclave
Omaha dispatch reports the 40 and 8 American Legion post plans to decorate the city with risqué posters during the upcoming conclave next month. Posters featuring wines and Brunate ambiance were to be displayed, drawing immediate opposition from the local WCTA and prompting inquiries to the city attorney.
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Omaha
American Legion
Fim
Brunet Josters
Feday
I Somimide
Plana
W.¢.T. A. Appel
McCampbell
Zone Prohibition
Lemon Committee
Legion
Gary Outlines Success Rules in New York Speech
Gary H. Gary leader of the United States Steel Corp urged New York students to study discipline and focus on business success. He called for attention to advertising and customer targeting while outlining daily routines and old fashioned values. He warned against mimetic behavior and praised punctuality and restraint in competition.
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Associated Prous
Garywuld
Standard Oil Director Alfred Bedford Dies in New York
Alfred Bedford, chairman of Standard Oil of New Jersey, died at his East Norwich Long Island home. Funeral services to be held at Oyster Bay with burial in Brooklyn. Bedford, who began as a dry goods clerk, rose to become a leading oil executive and long serving director. He was 1? though death notes him as a prominent wealth holder and wartime petroleum leader. He chaired the petroleum division of the national defense and held key positions in the United States Chamber of Commerce and international committees.
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New York
Alfred Cotton Bedford
Standard Oil
Dany
New Jersey
East Norwich
Long Island
Brooklyn
Hla
Oyster Bay
I. I
Tedford
Europe
Standard Om
Mer
Bedford
Cannell Et Hational Defense
Mesax
United States
Vonmeéren
Abivrivan
Sale of Seats Ends in Pittsburgh Club Row
Pittsburgh Pa September 21 Owners of the Pittsburgh baseball club announced to fans that the repeat sale of seats is ended. Officials stated no more reserved seats would be issued and the press was asked to inform patrons accordingly. The communication referenced orders and checks being returned and denied any further allocations.
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Pittsburgh
Pittyburgh Haxebill
Wheters
Council Flays Railway Stand On Crossings
Charleston’s city council rejected New York Central’s protest against Young Street undergrade crossing. Councilman Wehrle led in denouncing the protest as undignified and uncalled for, and council voted to support the project and Mayor Werts’ pledge to “go the limit” to secure rights. The action followed a pair of ordinances sharing costs with railroads and calls for a ramp and widening at Ferry Branch.
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Charleston
Alehe
New York Central Railroad Company
Young Street
Wouncilman FH
Ll. Wehrle
Way
Elry
Wehrle
W W. Werts
Railroad Company
Railroad Comppany
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Ferry Branch
Weabrlr
Harold Mathews
Rumieel
Alroad Company
Maragraph
Waa
Dar
Ynlun Ot Yane Elty
Roe
H. D. Rummel
Bultite
Youne
Bullitt Street
Bullitt
Divreganl
Charlestonian Offers Life In Aid Of Medical Science
A Charleston man seeks experimental treatment to cure an incurable cancer and invites public attention as physicians debate the new approach. The patient describes esophageal closure, reliance on a feeding tube, and letters to doctors in Cincinnati and Baltimore, noting mixed results and awaiting further page details.
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Charlestonian
G. W. Goff
Weil
Elessaar
Medleiie
War Department Debates Aircraft Status and Defense Structure
The air power inquiry reveals deep splits in how to position the aircraft branch within the army and national defense. Acting Secretary Davis says no alarm, while General Patrick urges semi autonomy and separation, conflicting with Davis and Drum on a broader national defense department.
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Washington
Special Air Board
Opuloh
War Department
Jth
Davis I
Marine Corps
Itarela
Navy
Davis
Army Air Service
Zohn L. Hines
Strift
Reisendler En Drum
Caresen
Staf
Generg
Patrick
Air Service
Teatity
Daldhee
Ti Jestablian
Department of National Defense
Patrick Ukewise
Mybres
Capitol Clocks Lose Ornament Status in Capitol Menace
In a chaotic scene Capitol clocks reputedly cease to be mere ornaments as electricians toil nine weeks to repair and reset timepieces. Clerks keep watch as the costly displays tick with expanding, fragile mechanisms. Timekeeping at the capitol draws attention amid widespread vanity and diligence.
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Capitol
Mantes
Shenandoah Airship Disaster Survivors Praised by Court
Navy court of inquiry heard survivors recount the Shenandoah crash near Ava Ohio on September 8. Colonel C G Hall praised Commander Lansdowne and crew for their disciplined conduct during the disaster while debris tore the airship apart and helium tanks risked igniting the wreck.
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Lakehorst
N. J
Zachary Lanadowne
Shenandoah
Ava
Ohio
Naval Court of Inquiry
C. G. Hall
Army Air Service
Hall
Lansdowns
Momendah
Addu Praine
C. E. Rohendahl
Lansdowne
Hutton
Rakeem
Asher Ont
Mother fails to appear for trial in Boyd County
In Boyd County circuit court Mrs Blanche Moore mother of two was sentenced to 30 days and a 3100 fine for a sex offense but failed to appear at the 8 pm day set to furnish bond. She had spent days in county jail with her children and was released temporarily on habeas corpus pending appeal.
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Catlettsburg
Blanche Moore
Boyd County
Moore
Ars. Moore
W. HL. Planery
Strikes Loom as UMWA Leader Calls Coal Walkout
Fairmont A P dispatch reports local coal operators silent on a strike call by Van A Bittner chief international representative of the United Mine Workers of America for northern West Virginia. Bittner urged non union workers to drop tools on September 2 the same day John L Lewis will address miners in the city. Operators doubt first day will show results as many miners take Mack day weekly and anticipate delays into mid September with a renewed strike set for April 1.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
de Rade
Furether
Carl
Bittner
Merger Talks For Flint Coal Firms Near Decision
A series of conferences between bankers coal operators and Flint and Company in New York City aim to finalize a 9100,000,000 coal merger affecting 60 northern West Virginia properties. Philadelphia engineers valued the coal holdings over eight months and the plan advances after New York meetings. Local operators hope merger finalizes within a week.
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Associated Press
Pairmont
Ofelats of
Flint and Company
New York City
Tha Traction
Northern
West Virginia
Thias
Thra
Philadelphia
Navy
Weld
New York
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Sryn Brawl
Thomas Pelees
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Carl A. Davis
WN. K. Sneed
Hastington
Frank Miller
Captain Ross
Marmet
Gore
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Interurban Company
State Road Commission
Yesalerdry
Lens Creek
Governors Conference
Thoroueh
Paraquat
G. B. Wall
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Chesapeake and Ohie
John Dice
Interurban
C Company
Fortnay
Comralaton
Everett Legg
Atria
Ralph Richards
Roseo Cru
Samuel iNiett
Ware
Doddridge
Nfe
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Moundaville
Wu Kuling
James Jinnwell
Court of Appeala
Powallame
Kling
Ceryo
Bard Lalinr
Annealy
Sipersedius
Waldorf Astoria
John Kippf
Gangster Squad End
Joo Wong
Busiess
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Hinds
State Department
U.S
Gary
New York Central
Wertz
Dewas
Golf
Dld
Regular School of Medicine
Xusinin Hilo
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Hines Pavora
Iesalenes of
Artes
Dirigible
Tella Naval Board of Inquiry
Huntington
Chesapeake And|hia Railway
American Tacos Motive Works
AL Hichmond
W. J. Harahan
Trumbull Steel
York
Strel Oteerations
NNA
Youngstown
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