Spiritual Bath sermon urges cleansing by faith
Dr. W. Bustard urged the audience at Union Mission to seek spiritual cleansing through faith in Jesus, using Naaman’s Jordan cleansing as a symbol. He argued salvation comes from what Jesus did, not character, citing transformed men as evidence and inviting listeners to plunge into the fountain of blood.
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Ww. W
Bustard
Union Mission
Naaman
Hirsh
Jordan
Hundle Altay
Calvary
Naman
Jerry, McAuley
Sam Hadley
Pat Withrow
Dave Bay- Jess
Jesus
Pata
Doeter Bustard
Mission Campaign Workers Meet At Lunch Today
The Union Mission workers plan a luncheon at the mission at 12 15 o clock with Col A E Humphreys expected to attend after arriving in the city last evening. A brief note mentions the campaign budget for the next year and the gathering is described as a meeting of mission workers.
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Col
A. E. Humphreys
Obituary notices from Cincinnati and local area
Word has reached here of the death of William Newhouse formerly of this city. His remains will be brought to his sister Mrs. William Henderson in Virginia Street. He is survived by his wife four sisters and one brother. Also noted is the death of Miss Walker aged 80 four, with services to be held at Island Creek Baptist Church, interment in family grounds. Funeral services for Hayes ta colored man age 40 will be held in Ll Hare and Harden chapel with interment in Spring Hill Cemetery.
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Willam Newhouse
Cincinnati
William Newhouse
William Henderson
Virginia Street
Newhouse
Wil Tendyson
Bonald Blair
OD. Meliton
Nina Madeon
Finster Newhouse
John News House
Charleston
Datiila Walker
Lauitie Walker
Hi i
Ton Street
Baptist Ehuren
Island Creek
Cont River
Harris
Burke
Haggen Binek
Hayes Ta
Berri Mouth
Qhie
Ll Hare
Hardén Chapyl
Ecluck
Spring Hill Clalletery
Local Social Gathers and Travel to/From Huntington
Mrs A W Barrows of Ruid dletown O and Mr and Mrs FR Ww dt vows of Huntington and str and Mrs Brooks were the puests of Mrs J D Caste Tuesday. They were en route to Buffalo with the body of the ental child of Air and Mrs Cole. Brooks at Huntington, Buri] was made at But- Tal Luesda. Mrs William Messler has returned home to Kananga after guest at Lengnia hotel. Alyon and son Ha business matters to Bancrofe Tuesday evening. Milas Ethel McCormick, formerly of Nuevo, is a student at Gallipolis Alet school. Basil Casto has returned from visit to his brother J rs Casta at Carbundita. Utsonpiller was a business visitor in Charleston. Wade Eegieston was in Charleston, visiting relatives. Mrs Altheadones of Wilmington Delaware is visiting her daughter Mrs John Sturgill of Thirteenth Street. Mr and Mrs Bert Hamric were Chi-evening. Bob White has returned from his vacation. Mr and Mea To A Gewils and child Jaren of Chemical City were guests of Mrs J B R Tecte Monday. Mrs C W Brewer returned home to Poca after visit with her son J W Brewer of Twenty kth Street. Mrs Casto of Red House is visiting Mrs L C Raynes of Twenty-slerh street. Mrs BR Frazier ill at her home on Twenty-sixth street. Ter and Delle estan visitors.
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A.W. Barrows
Ruiddletown
Huntington
Brooks
J. D
Bufalo
Air
Cole. Brooks
Buri
But- Tal Luesda
William Messler
Lengnia
Kananga
Alyon and Son
Milas Ethel McCormick
Nuevo
Gallipolis Alet School
Basil Casto
J.rs. Casta
Carbundita
Utsonpiller
Charleston
Wade Eegieston
Altheadones
Wilmington
Delaware
John Sturgill
Bert Hamric
Bob White
Harrisshhure
Enut
Mea
A. Gewils
Child Jaren
Chemical Ciay
J. BR. Tect
Hundley Shot in Hunting Mishap Near Sundetone
W Way Sept. 9 Hundley a state police member accidentally shot himself during a hunting outing near Sundetone Summers County. He rested the gun on his knee and it discharged striking his foot. he was taken to the hospital where the toe was amputated.
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Hinton
W. Way
Ueehi
Hundley
Atete
Sundetone
Summers County
Vieun
Bittner Denies Mining Figures Amid Strike Tension
In Fairmont a non union strike day unfolds with operators disputing Bittner's Saturday strike call while Bittner cites low output. George Beckett reports daily production figures opaque and contested by union leaders as authorities link alleged propaganda to the dispute. A separate arrest in Wheeling involves a robbery case and a car collision near Petrus.
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Fairmont
Sept
Van 4
Bittner
Sureoeg
Wheeling
George Ss. Beckett
Meare Manes
Brackett Statistical Service
Nicholas Levestalkes
Michaiena
Petrus
Mitchell Looes Ashi Coast Invasion Threat Analysis
A speaker explains Pacific defense strategy citing Alaska travel by Russians and a potential Asiatic power. He warns of aggression across the North Pacific from Alaska through the Aleutians to Hawaii and the mainland, urging readiness to defend United States shores.
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Tugeney
Mitenelli
Ashi
Japan
Kamehatka
Straits of Malacca
Kress
Retess
Asia
Russila
Alaska
Pacife Court
San Francisno
Vhreat
Gritin
Alaski
United States
Flandula
Paul Attek
Pacific
Himan
Kurtle
Kamehatha
Bering Sea
Alushay
Aleutians
Bering Straits
Bank Review Signals Slower Growth Across Regions
A continued decline in activity is noted with fewer failures in August compared with prior months. The report highlights a seasonal downturn in construction work and a year over year rise in issued Devinils, though some West Virginia cities show stronger performance. Data cites Parkersburg and Clarksburg with notable percentage changes and a tentative year end outlook.
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Sroka
Recisiun
Lis Seasen
West Virginia
Uhartespen
Parkerstyre
Thage
Blusfield
Thase
Clarksburg
Position of Shipping Board Seeks Independent Reform
The Shipping Board faces a crisis as a letter from President Malmer of the test corporation is read. It states the board’s relations with the executive are unsatisfactory and urges the Board to use its authority to revise existing conditions, signaling potential changes if no enduring improvement occurs.
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Assaci
Washington
Trancmit Lo
Palmer
Howest
AT YOUR SERVICE Membership in Our Association Is Evidence of a High Standing
Active members listed include Baker Electric Co. Carr and Beck Electric Co. Charleston Electric Supply Co. Charleston Interurban R. R. Co. Whitmore Electric Co. B. M. Shamblin P. A. Donovan Murphy Electric Co. West Virginia Water and Electric Co. Schoolfield Harvey Electric Co. Virginian Electric Inc. Appalachian Power and Light Co. E. L. Bachman P. 5, Ricketts J. S. Stanley.
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Baker Electric Co
Carr & Beck Electric Co
Charleston Electric Supply Co
Charleston Interurban R. R. Co
Whitmore Electric Co
B. M. Shamblin P. A. Donovan Murphy Electric Co
West Virginia Water and Electric Co
Schoolfield Harvey Electric Co
Virginian Electric Inc
Appalachian Power & Light Co
Wyoming County Case Dismissed by State Supreme Court
The state supreme court yesterday dismissed the Wyoming County case brought by W. L. Munter and others against A. K. Lusk and others from Wyoming County. Dismissal followed a finding no hearing had been set for more than tau nonconsecutive terming and no prosecution was expected. The court heard arguments in several other cases including Jackson versus Rush Cline and Fredd against the county court of Wyoming, with some matters continued to next month.
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Oe State Supreme Court
W. L. Munter
A. K. Lusk
Wreming County
State Stiise We
Jackson
Wyoming County
Suate
Rush Cline
Mingo County
Ima Partoy
Tinie Adkins
Mitgo County
County Court of
Wyoming
Gendail Latlerty
W. A. Hitver
Dixie Adkins
Viorence Hunt
King of Mounts
Yellow Poper Lumber Company
Mine County
FLIERS TASTE INDIAN WARFARE IN MOROCCO
American aviators Captain Molden and Dr Sparks joined a French–British mission near Make Eric and Make Champlain in Morocco. A night ambush left Sparks dead and Holden wounded, as rifle fire from a hidden wood pinned down the party and tanks appeared later, with attackers unseen.
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Morocco
Nii
Titsite CL Molden
New York
Sparks
Mdianepolis
FAIRMONT CL A MEETING OPENS AT STATE TEMPERANCE UNION
In Fa irmont on Sent 29 a West Virginia Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention opened with Mrs Morrow summarizing the temperance movement. State president Mrs Alter Thurnes of Charleston spoke and responses were offered by local civic leaders. Reports showed new members and progress across many unions with plans for elections and future events.
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Fairmont
Thi
Women's Christian Temperance Union
West Virginia
W.O. TP
Alter Thurnes
Charleston
Wig
I. A. Thomas
Richwood
Auto Chase Sparks Murder Rumor in Philadelphia
A wild pursuit through Philadelphia streets ends with a claimed assassination attempt on a city official. Peter Loh, chauffeur for Khendier, chased a stolen car, shots fired, and the thief fled after a brief trail, with authorities and bystanders reacting as officers pursued.
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Philadelphia
Philiadelphy Streets
Tanikht
Peter 3
Loh
Khendier
Futler
Public Safety
Butler
Orlea
Jost Hla Sens
Abertion
Dipvy
Demaethyos
Tee Duer
Striking Miners Families Evicted for Houses Dispute
Pittsburgh Sept 29 The Pittsburg Coat company announced that 14 striking miners families in Banning No 2 mine housing were evicted after refusing moves to other company houses in nearby villages. Union leader T T Wagan said offered houses lacked doors or windows and unions would assist the families. Company says Banning houses needed for working miners. Brown Reappointed Washington Sept 29 Raymond Brown named secretary of the Territory of Hawaii at the White House today.
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Pivvsburgh
Pittsbore Coat Company
T. T. Wagan
District No
United Mine Worker's
Brown
Washington
Raymond
Territory of Hawaii
White House
Gazette circulation audited by ABC promises accurate ads
The Gazette emphasizes its audited circulation by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, claiming unbiased figures verifiable by advertisers. It notes higher weekday and Sunday reach than any other Charleston paper and offers AB C reports to advertisers on request.
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The
Gazette
Charleston
Audit Bureau of Circulations
the Gazette
State
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Dr. Bustard
Baltimore
John Damm
Broadway Savina ‘Bank
Damm
Moore
National Detective Bureau Company Incorporated
Weat
Ona. Ie
Columbes, Oia
America
Nitro News
Mitchell
Bank Review
C. L. Topping
W. W. Graham
W. L. Alston
E. L. Bachman
Ricketts
J. S. Stanley
the Electric League OF Charleston
Lusk
C.L. A
Long
Mr. Charleston Merchant
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