George W Lugadder Rites To Be Held Friday
Taylor county mourns George W Lugadder 67 prominent farmer and long time Democratic party leader who died after a lingering illness. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from his home with Rev A E Harper officiating. burial in family cemetery. County court memorial notes his service as commissioner 1915 to 1920 and president in 1920. resolution of sympathy published in local papers.
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George W. Lugadder
A. E. Harper
New- My
Ohio
Bartlett Funeral Company
Taylor County Court
County Court of
Taylor County
George W. Luzadder
Luzadder
Harvey A. Poe
Harvey B. Scranage
J. Bartlett
New Pound Sought as City Seeks Relocation
Huntington officials sought new quarters for a dog pound after the renting firm ordered eviction from the current building. No exact date beyond Aug 20 is given in the fragment.
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Huntington
Inspection of Plants 1 Started In Panhandle
Anthony Kranaskas of the state health department began inspections in Berkeley and Morgan counties for milk pasteurization plants. Three plants in Berkeley county and one in Morgan were noted.
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Panhandle
Charleston
Anthony Kranaskas
State Health Department
Eastern
Berkeley County
Morgan
Strikes Rally at Steel, Bus, Fur Shops In Pittsburgh
On August 20 in Pittsburgh unionized workers struck Standard Steel, Greyhound Bus Lines, and about 30 fur shops. The Amalgamated Association demanded recognition for all workers and a 30 percent pay rise. the Fur Workers Union sought 25 percent increases and shorter weeks. 170 steel workers were removed from a mill in Coraopolis. Greyhound buses ran on schedule as police withdrew.
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Pittsburgh
Standard Steep Spring Company
Pennsylvania
Greyhound Bus Lines
The
Steel Company
Coraopolis
Dilton S. Golden
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Amalgamated Association of Tron, Steel and Tin Workers
Greyhound
Concern
International Fur Workers Union
Eleven Beer Vendors Faced with License Review
Eleven beer vendors were ordered to answer charges before Tax Commissioner Fred L. Fox on September 1 for permitting liquor sales in their establishments. The summoned include W. M. Ferguson and Lewis Arthur Nunn of Huntington, Anglos Pappas of Sabraton, O. R. Phillips of Beckley, E. E. Kingsley and Glenn Morgan of Beckley, Doc Walden of Beckley, John Gillespie Jr of Lanark, Mrs. Mabel Trout of St Albans, Howard Wallace of Kenova, Golden M. Stone of Branchland, and Stanton Young of Charleston.
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Charleston
Fred L. Fox
Fox
W. M. Ferguson
Lewis Arthur Nunn
Huntington
Angelos Pappas
Sabraton
O. R. Phillips
Beckley
E. E. Kingsley
Glenn Morgan
Doc Walden
John Gillespie, Jr
Lanark
Mabel Trout
St. Albans
Howard Wallace
Kenova
Golden M
Stone
Branchland
Stanton Young
Baby Contest Promises Fun At Picnic Fundraiser
The event features a baby contest with cash prizes for the most perfect and best looking infant. Races a greased pie and greased pole, an ox roast and other attractions will draw a large crowd. Tickets will be sold to raise funds for underprivileged children. Also noted, J Hugh Herrington, 60, was fatally struck by a Baltimore and Ohio train in Fairmont.
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Fairmont
J. Hugh Herrington
Baltimore and Ohio
Pasture Improvement Boosts Livestock Income
County agent James L. Copeman explains biweekly note that pasture quality directly affects cattle and lamb prices. Better pastures raise weight and finish, increasing packer grades, while soil minerals and legumes boost forage and nitrogen, with lime and superphosphate possibly yielding agricultural conservation payments.
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James L. ‘Copeman
Taylor
Copeman
New Course on Effects Of Alcohol is Drafted
A committee of educators completed an eight month task of preparing a high school course on the effects of alcohol and narcotics on the human system. Superintendent A J Gibson said Dr L B Hill of West Virginia University, committee chairman, and J H Patterson of Thomas, secretary, will review the draft on Saturday.
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Charleston
A. J. Gibson
L. B. Hill
West Virginia University
J. H. Patterson
Thomas
Humphreys to speak at Spencer GOP rally August 29
Raymond V. Humphreys of Huntington, Republican nominee for U S representative in the fourth district, will address a Spencer party rally on August 29. Young Republican club officers say the event opens the fall campaign.
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Spencer
Raymond V. Humphreys
Huntington
U. S
Young Republican Club
No War Danger In East Institute Is Informed
YOSOMITE Calif Aug 20 Russian and Japanese delegates to the Institute of Pacific Relations agreed on a desire for peace Japan raised a point about the spread of Communism from Russia to Japan The Soviet delegation said a Russo-Japanese war is not inevitable Russia is well defended not a war factor but a foundation for friendly relations with neighbors Prof Kenzo Takayanagi a leader of the Japanese group said I agree with the Soviet rep that peace is desired by both Japan and the U S B.
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Yosomite
Calif
Institute of Pacific Relations
Russia
Japan
U. S
Kenzo Takayanagi
Prohibition Party Says Blake Will Travel Broad Campaign Reach
Chicago Aug 20 The Prohibition party claims its most traveled presidential candidate Edward E Blake will cover at least 25000 miles and deliver about 400 speeches in 33 states before the election. Dr Colvin the NY nominee began a 10 day California tour June 7 and has since hit the trail. His schedule includes appearances in Huntington Charleston and Clarksburg W Va on October 6 and 7.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
Edward E. Blake
D. Leigh Colvin
New York
Colvin
California
Huntington
Charleston
Clarksburg
W. Va
Bolyard Receives Six Day Sentence For Drunkenness
Otto Bolyard of the city appeared before Mayor E Otto Waugh on a drunkenness charge after being arrested on Bridge street. City records showed an unpaid August 6 fine, and the mayor added three more days to total six days before release.
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Otto Bolyard
City
E. Otto Waugh
Bridge Street
Waugh
Bolyard
Paternity Question Arises Over Twin Allegations
Continues from page one, officials say proving paternity is possible but difficult. Blood tests may rule out a man as father yet not identify the actual dad. Dr Morris Fishbein of JAMA calls such cases rare but proven. cites Civil War twin case with a white and a black child. A Columbus woman claims her husband placed the twins in a Wheeling institution and will consult medical authorities before action.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Chicago
Seattle newspaper strike defends Beck amid newsroom walkout
The Seattle central labor council backs Dave Beck president of the Teamsters during the Hearst owned Seattle Post Intelligencer strike. The council condemns the paper's management for discharges and union picket line presence while other unions protest to AFL leaders. Publication suspended after last Thursday walkout with 26 of 80 newsroom workers on strike.
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Seattle
Seattle Central Labor Council
Dave Beck
Teamsters' Council
Hearst-owned
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Seattle Times
Hearst
New York
Beck
Goild
Labor Council
Tacoma Central Labor C Council
Post-Intelligencer
Squald
the Times
Post-Intelligeneer
Harvey J. Kelly
Hearst Newspapers
Mailers Trade District Union
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Seattle Council
Richard Seller
Two Trainriders Sent To Jail By Jefferys
B and O Patrolman Fred White arrested two trainriders on railroad property and brought them before Magistrate Ona C Jefferys this morning. They pled guilty and were sentenced to five days each in Taylor County jail. Names given were James Coe 19 and Daniel Hall 23 both of Glen Easton West Virginia. They went to jail in default of fines and costs.
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Fred White
Ona C. Jefferys
Taylor County
James Coe
Daniel Hall
Glen Easton
West Virginia
Landon’s London Special Tour Spreads Through Midwestern States
The Republican adviser train led Alf Landon through Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and Missouri. Stops included three Colorado towns, nine in Nebraska, an Omaha breakfast with leaders, and later routes toward Chicago and Chautauqua New York for two speeches, with Buffalo finale planned.
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Landon
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Nebraska
Iowa
Llinois
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Missouri
Topeka
Kas
West Middlesex
Keystone State
Omaha
Colorado Rocky Mountains
Chicago
Chautauqua
N. Y
Buffalo
Farley Attacks Campaign On Radio Unity Dinner Remarks
Democratic Chairman Parley denounces the Republican scare campaign in a radio address after the national conventions. He argues GOP efforts aim to erode faith in the Roosevelt administration and recalls 1932 conditions when government aid kept riot risk in check while criticizing Landon's backers.
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New York
James A. Parley
Alf M. Landon
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NEW Pound
Bus Company
F. Harpold
West
Pike Street
Fountain Drug Store
O. F. Harpold
Fountain
Grafton
Humphreys
Spencer G.O.P
East Institute
Amme
Tower
Orenanina
Monongahela System
Central Labor Council of
Bucks
Jefferys
Hitler
Carla de Vries
Norwalk
Cal
Berlin
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
America
Seagram Distillers Corp
Seagram
Seageats Soven Crome
Farley
U.S
Itira A He
Cleveland
Graitom
Great Lakes Exposition
St. Louis Municipal Stadium
B&or.r
Goodyear
Spee
Eam
Jarvis Tire Service
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