Aid of government sought in settling Chinese situation
Washington dispatch notes different agencies asked to intervene in Chinatown unrest linked to gang warfare. Hundreds of Chinese await detention in New York, Cleveland and Boston fire and health hazards prompt calls to the state and federal authorities. Hip Sing tong and On Leung tong accused of trade conspiracy and intimidation affecting interstate commerce. The Chinese minister Alfred Rae seeks clarity, while the labor department tracks deportation efforts and the immigration bureau acts on specific requests. The state department also seeks Ohio governor Donahue’s information for the Chinese legation.
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Washington
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Hopkins
State Department
Alfred Rae
Hip Sing Tong
Federal Trade
Npa
Ons
Ft Ita
On Leung Tong
Donahey
Ohio
Ohio City
On Leong Tong
Chinese Merchants’ Association
The
Trade Commission
Labor Department
East
Middle West
Immigration Bureau
Discovery of Old Reliable Kidney Medicine Story
A Kentucky man shares how his daughter recovered from Bright's disease after a Cincinnati hospital diagnosis. He credits Old Reliable kidney and bladder medicine, produced by Patton Bros. Drug Co., with saving his life when a 1923 relapse nearly collapsed him. He urges despondent readers to seek the medicine via Charleston's Potter Field Drug Store and Thomas H. Burchett.
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Cnariescuu
W. C c
Chidhood
Bethel Hospital
Cincinnati
Catlettsburg
Rentth
Old Reliable
Patton Bros. Drug Co
Caine
J. Fr. Davia Drug Co
Fortamouth
EB. J. Merrill Drug Co
Ironton
Fhe
Ashland Drug Co
Ashland
Huntington Drug Co
Huntington
Ofr, Brown & Price Co
Columbus
Logan
Charleston
Potterfield
Thomas H. Burchett
Obituaries List of Local Deaths and Services
Obituary notices report Thomas Singies and several others passing away with funeral details and surviving relatives. Services are set at Campbell chapel and Shepherds chapel with burial in local cemeteries. additional infant deaths and family locations cited.
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Thomas J. Singies
Thomas
Campbel Chapel
Qleelork
Jingles
Hsspital
Rotary groups back crippled children hospital drive
A West Virginia Rotary meeting highlighted the need for a new 150 to 200 bed non profit Children's hospital to treat crippled children. Doctors described the work of Shriner and state health officials pledged cooperation while clubs already fund bed and board for patients. Committees were formed to push rehabilitation and expansion immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Jones
Children’s Hospital
West Virginia
Binefield
Fayetteyie
Oak Hill
Beckley
Parkersburg
Children's Hospital
McMilan
Shriner's Hospital
St. Tougls
Shawkey
Medora al. Mason
State Board of Health
Doctor Dunes
Marsh
Carnival Ends Adds Lively Charleston Week Closing
Charleston enjoyed three sunny afternoons as Lindsey Held hosted show features new to the city. Visitors missed some acts rescheduled to Dayton for duty, with Luncheon venues at Ruffner hotel Nat Naw for Ka nawha hotel. Football and baseball games planned but not included in Charleston Week tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey Held
Charleston
Elks Club
Quarrier Street
Wilbur Wright
Dayton
Renu] Estate Board
Alons Club
Ruffner Hotel
Rotary Club
Kanawha
Mach
Tery
Laldiey Firth
Charleston High
Point
Ant
Wat Powell
Senators
Bromwell
Kanawha City
Eley Club
L. E. Poteet
Campbell Mathews
George G. Cinthrie
P.M. Summers
W. ©. Henson
Anderson stages hold up in Tipp National bank robbery
In Troy Ohio on September 26 the Tipp National bank in Tippecanay City was robbed by George Dutch Anderson. Inspectors announced a national search and tied Anderson to the crime after he confessed to cashier Staley, claiming he was Dutch Anderson and warning of a $100 reward.
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Anddrson
Troy
Ohio
Tipp National Bank
Tippecanay City
Here
George
Dutch) Anderson
Postofice
Anderson
Caahier Staley
Welsh divorcees wed then jailed for bigamy
Mrs Kate Howells and William Hawkins married after agreeing to divorce their spouses. Their respective partners, believing they were still married, had them arrested for bigamy, according to local reports from Porth Wales.
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Tangle Porth
Wales
Kate Howells
William Hawking
Charleston Hosts First Annual Capital City Horse Show Finale
Eight thousand spectators filled the Taldiex stadium for the closing day of Charleston’s inaugural Capital jth Horse show. Judges praised entries from Waters and Churchman stables, with Orange Blossom winning the blue in the 8510 hunter stake and Beasley’s Vivian Siegel taking top saddle honors. The event, hailed as a success, drew riders from across the region and is expected to return next year with an expanded program.
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Taldiex Stadium
Charleston
Vbaraa
J. 2
Madison
Chamber of Commerce
Muadison
Orange Blossom
Allem Waters
Brier Maid
Mia Cheri
Dr V. T Churchman
Churchman
Waters
Alf Oyner Harteston
Mason Crickard
Sterrett
Donisa Laing
Manchleston
Vivian Siegel
Pred H. Beasley
Athens
Qhill
Paul Brown
Mise Touts Taine
Alfred Livesay
Lora Jane
Dr . Churchman
McDoonala
Taines Teannon and Son
Raville
Hnd
Brannan
Spory King
Fred i. Beasley
Lucky Pengine
N. d. Huntington
Anderson Star
the Water's Suibles
Melvin Howerd
Valyn Wall
Willam Mallon
Lucky Leavine
Syved
Auntington
Mr Mays
Sporty King
Mrs. Beasley
Tes Rosa McDonald
James Braxwall and Son
Dumpers
Titter Sweet
Sneeding
Patton
Cunta
SKY PILOTS OF ARMY HONOR ARE RENEWED APPOINTMENTS
President Coolidge renews John T. Axton as chief of chaplain UG 8th arm. Tip commands 122 chaplains of all denominations, holding the rank of colonel. Mead placed third in a horse class. Peter Guy Hoy owned by Dr. Carl Hoy and driven by Miss Frances Hobbing placed fourth. Plenty Pep dominated several classes including ladies heavy harness, driven by Mrs. Churchman. Other contenders included King and Littleoe. seniors noted in polo pony events. Poison berries prove fatal to Robert Spencer at age 11. Boy Scouts assume cemetery upkeep duties at Delevil as Birmingham reports.
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Secul
Steel Starter
Carl A. Davis
el Dee
Mason Drickard
Sevena
Ee Pop
V.T. Churchman
Dane Herd
James Brunnon
J. H. Sterritt
Williams Mallons
Nelsonville
Billie Ireland
J.L. Sullivan
Springfeld Cotrane
Mead
Springheld
Chin
Qwok
Joe
Colonel Mead
Churchman von Jess
King
Bin
Who
Braman
Ad Bleck Binville
Colonel
President Coolidge
John T. Axton
UG. 8. Arm
Tip
Plenty Pep
Queen
W. A. Crate
Eleventh Infantry
Lady Jie
M.S. Halloran
Tenth Infantry
Billy
Rose C. Baldwin
Mo Tenth Infantry
Midnight
Qapuun Crate
Toy aircraft to compete for honors at Mitchel Field
Young America, in a contest tied to air races at Mitchel Field New York on October 8 and 9, will award the Malvini model trophy among eight prizes. Rubber-band powered toy planes, using Japanese paper wings and egg white glue, will vie under a 40 inch wingspan limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Young America
Mitchel Field
N.Y
National Aeronaute Associaten
Souvenhe Fs
National Aeronautic Association
Dayton
Ohio
Robert V.darogs
Chilearo
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Chicago
Charles Marson
C. A. Potterfield Druggist Cor
Capitol
W. Va
T. H. Burchett
Dave Euld
Botterfield
Burchett
Ernest Clark
James Clark
Stew 10
South Charleston
Olle Mobinson
May Robinson
Gillie Robinson
Dunbar
Shepherds Chapel
Lattes
Daimer Watson
James Watson
Ole Watson
Lud
Houston
Adrian Eaty
Adrian Mary
Carrol Baly
McComb Street
Spring Hin Cemetery
Rotes Launch
Armour
SKY Pilots
ARMY
Ewgin
Robert Spencer
Birmingham
Boy Scoute
Delevil
Ige
Japan
Tokyo
Britaain
Evesham
Eng
Hungary
Keith Voo
Vil
Tendtiners
Sandy Lang & CO
Eleanor
Babe’ Bunting
William H. Macart
Ethlynne Bradford
Joe Roberts
Ronjuint
Frank Meehan
Eileen Shannon
Felix
Moniay
Kathleen Norris
Laura LaPlante
Kenneth Hirlan
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