Chinese and Japanese clash over Jehol and Chihfeng
Wartime dispatches describe the capture of Chihfeng by Major Kennoeuks Mogi’s fourth cavalry brigade about 100 miles from the capital. Jehol City may fall within hours as Japanese and Manchukuo banners fly there and defenses collapse.
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Nese
Kennoeuks Mogi
Chihfeng
Lingnan
Peiping
Jehol
Wnty
Shih Wen - Hua
Manchukuo
Chang
Hsiao-Liang
Shamoashan
Peléhandneve
North China
Hattori
Peolchangyingze
Wukungfu
Lingyuan
Liu Kui-Tang
Chuanning
Linhsi
Removal Notice for Dr Cook Dental Offices
Dr C L Cook announces removal of dental offices from the Rogers Building to the second floor of the Jarrett Building effective today with address 291 boot prone.
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Rogers
Jarrett Building
Lucky Strike Tobacco Toasting Charms with Mildness
A vivid TV style pitch invites viewers to trace fine tobaccos from South to plantation fields. It highlights high value reserves, careful aging, and a unique toasting process that delivers un equalled mildness. The campaign promises the “Character” of the leaf and urges choosing Luckies.
Senators push tax measures and local bills in stalled session
Senator Hodges backs restoring pre 1929 inheritance tax scale. Senator Myers proposes a graduated income tax with rates from 1 to 10 percent for higher earnings and fraud penalties. Other measures include bigamy indictment limit, liquor definitions, property appraisals, insurance taxes, creditor certificates, crop liens, and an injury pay for a guardsman. Senate pauses rules to pass several local bills including Philippi charter.
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Hodges
Monongalia
Conley
Myers
Marshall
Null
Wetzel
Wefines
Millinder
Wayne
Senate
Philippi
LaFayette
Arrests for Glass Breaking and Drunkenness
Fred Yeager and John Goss were charged with breaking glass upon the street and released to appear before Mayor Charles O. King at 10 AM Saturday. Curtain Thorp, arrested for drunkenness, was also released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Yeager
John Goss
Charles O. King
Curtain Thorp
Discovered art treasures of Jezebel in weekly issue
Authentic photographs accompany a feature titled Art Treasures of Wicked Biblical Queen Jezebel in The American Weekly section distributed with next Sunday's Baltimore American. The issue is on sale through all newsdealers and newsboys.
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Jezebel
American Weekly
Baltimore American
All
Mortuary notices for Mary Murray and Edward Losh
Funeral services are set for Friday morning at 10 30 at Isaac Losh home 443 Walnut St for Edward Isaac Losh who died Wednesday evening A six year old daughter Mary Murray dies at Saint Augustine's Catholic Church burial in Bluemont Mrs Murray daughter of G A Hannon of Boyd St and niece of Charles F Hannon of W Washington St Buckhannon undertaker Poling assists. services Friday at 2 30 with Father Hanger officiating in Buckhannon. Mrs Murray died from burns at Children's Hospital Washington D C
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Isaac Losh
Walnut Street
Edward Isaac Losh
Mary Murray
M. J. Hannon
St. AU
Gustine
Bluemont
William Murray
Washing- Bartlett’ Pyneral’ Company
D. C
Pany
Packhannon
W. Va
Children’s Hospital
Washington
Burns
Grafton
Poling Undertaking Company
Buckhannon
Hanger
Catholic Church
Murray
Alias Street
G. A. Hannon
Boyd Street
Charles F. Hannon
W. Washington Street
Funeral Services For W. E. Shaw Held At Home
Funeral services were conducted today at 2 30 PM at 221 Maple Ave for W E Shaw who died Wednesday evening with Rev W R Eskew of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church officiating Burial was in Bluemont cemetery Bartlett Funeral Company in charge Also funeral services were held today at 2 PM at Bartlett Funeral Home for Laura Verlinda Rogers who died Wednesday evening Rev F J Turvander of the First Presbyterian Church officiating Interment in Bluemont cemetery Bartlett Funeral Company in charge
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W. E. Shaw
Maple Avenue
W. R. Eskew
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Bluemont Cemetery
Bartlett Funeral Company
Woman Dies After Automobile Crash in Charleston
Mrs Carrit Gates, 24, of Charleston, died from injuries after a Sunday collision involving her car. Two men in the other vehicle fled the scene. Gates previously lived in Ashland, Kentucky.
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Charleston, Mar
Carrit Gates
Charleston
Governor to Sign Dry Law Repeal
Springfield Illinois March 2 The lower house repealed the state prohibition law and enforcement measures after senate passage. Governor Henry Horner plans to sign. Lawmakers move to enact the congressional resolution to repeal the 18th amendment. A bill calls for further action.
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Springfield
Illinois
Senate
Henry Horner
Delegates At Large Nominated For June Election
A proposal to select 25 delegates at large to be elected June 5 and to meet in a ratification convention in Springfield July 10 was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Springfield
Public Utilities Taxes Nearly Completed Now
Charleston March 2 The state auditor's office reports public utilities taxes due November 1 nearly collected totaling 7 10 964 The delay stemmed from estimates used for November 1 payments and awaiting full figures. Utilities breakdown includes Steam railroads 3 045 107.57 cas and oil 1 590 817.33 bus lines 20 587.47 express 2 591.73 telephone and telegraph 239 291.57 street railways 63 640.62 water electric 1 198 413.86 toll bridges 71 227.32 car line 33 289.49.
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Charleston
Mar
Cas
Telephone and Telegraph
Relief loan granted for Taylor county welfare program
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation has approved a sixty thousand dollar relief loan for Taylor county to fund welfare work through March and April. Captain Arnold reports funds will arrive within a day or two to resume the regular relief program next Monday, with a RF C board meeting tonight to finalize community garden projects and related welfare plans.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charleston
Taylor County
Arnold
Churches to Observe Day of Prayer in City
The World Day of Prayer will be observed by the city's Protestant churches tomorrow with a 2:00 opening devotional at the Methodist Protestant church led by Mrs. Walter Beall. The 3:30 Children’s Hour is directed by Mrs. John Ault, followed by a 7:30 evening service at St. Paul’s Lutheran church focused on the youth with a pageant led by Mrs. E. F. K. Roof. All churches invite public participation.
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Walter Beall
City Union
John Ault
Children’s Movement
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
E. F. K. Roof
Young People's Department
Grave concern over A B Corder in precarious health
Prominent stockman A B Corder of the Grafton Clarksburg pike, spending winter in Florida, is returning tonight to his Route 50 home. Family and friends fear for his condition as Odbert Corder, who went to Florida, will accompany him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Corder
Grafton- Clarksburg
Florida
Mr Corder
Odbert
Willam C. Kelly Dies Noted Industrialist At 83
Charleston dispatch reports William C. Kelly aged 83 founder of the Kelly Axe and Tool company and a leading Kanawha valley industrialist died today of heart disease. He was president of American Barge Line which he founded operating tow boats on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers from Pittsburgh to New Orleans.
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Charleston
William C. Kelly
Kelly Axe & Tool Company
Kanawha Valley
Kelly
American Barge Line
Ohio
Mississippi River
Pittsburgh
New Orleans
Bankruptcy Hearing Delays Over $2000 Horse Case
Bea trice Kirk’s saddle horse bought on credit faces continued bankruptcy proceedings to March 15 as creditor Herman Goldberg seeks repayment. Garfield Charles, referee, granted the postponement at counsel’s request while Kenosha horse fancier studies Kirk’s reply. Meanwhile the horse incurs board at Henry Owen’s stable in Wadsworth. Raids on London telephone boxes cited as causing $1500 monthly losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beatrice Kirk
Henry Owen
Garfield Charles
Herman Goldberg
Kenosha
Miss Kirk
Owen
Wadsworth
Cuban Exiles Leader Heads Miami Refugee Colony
General Marlo G. Menocal, former Cuban president, leads a colony of Cuban political refugees in Miami Florida, with Associated Press photo noting his prominence in exile affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Douglas
Arizona
Roosevelt
Marlo G. Menocal
Cuba
Miami, Fla
Associated Press
Summers Pioneer Dies At Home In Summers County
I G Carden 92 Summers county pioneer and father of Delegate Otie Carden of Wyoming county died at his home. Born at Greenbrier Springs Virginia, his death occurred March 2 in Hinton. Chicago, Mar. 2. Democrats widened city council gains in alderman elections with 36 of 45 seats, nine Republicans, and 13 newcomers. April 4 polls will resolve wards with no clear majority. A satin dress paired with a cloth coat is suggested for Easter wear.
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Chicago
Mar
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Cabell
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West Virginia Gas Com
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Main and
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C. L. Cook
First City Auto CO
West Main Street
Premier
Virginia Sweet
F. E. Felton
Stockman
Willam C. Kelly
U. 38
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Operahouse
Richard DIX
Ann Harding
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Grand Theatre
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