Advertising Rates and Insertion Rules From Duxiness Office
Notice outlines ad rates and conditions for the Duxiness office. First insertion 2 cents per word, easier 1 cent per word, inquiries welcomed. Same day ads due by 9:00 a.m. 5 cent per inch composition after 9:08 a.m. Removal orders due by 6:00 p.m. the previous evening.
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Nazi Women Urged to Forget Politics in Germany
Berlin May 26 Nazis push women to return to home duties three K s of Kinder Küche Kirche led by Maria Diers with claim leadership lies with men. Liselotte Haase Mahlow notes mothers and girls ready to help reconstruction while no more votes exist. Smoking taboo appears in Ulm signs. Blonde hair trends reflect movement influence.
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Walter Brockmann
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Maria Diers
Women of
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Frau Liselotte Haase-Mahlow
Ulm
Proposed Amendment To The U S Constitution Ratification Ticket
Voter guidance shows a proposed 21st amendment repealing the 18th and legalizing enforcement of temperance. It lists 20 candidates for ratification led by Patrick Beacom and Edith Breckinridge with sections on prohibition repeal, revenue, jobs, and social order amid a mass of names and voter instructions.
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Congress
United States
West Virginia
City hospital plan sparks debate in Grafton bill
The legislature passed a bill allowing Grafton to borrow funds from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to build a new city hospital on Beech Street. The move is a preliminary authority, not a commitment, with public debate and a required referendum before any bond issue. Local officials urge careful consideration and voter approval. The piece also critiques potential municipal tax changes and calls for prudent budget trimming. It closes with a note on repeal sentiment sweeping the nation and urges West Virginia voters to back repeal on June 27.
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Grafton
City of Grafton
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Beech Street
West Side
Pubie City Hospital
New Jersey
Wyoming
West Virginia
Fairmont Times
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Spin
Puzzle clues mix with garbled words and partial answers Across and down entries reference animals colors rulers and names including Martinique and Pagan. The fragmentary grid hints at a themed crossword with several unrelated items and missing solution confirmation.
Coal Industry Gains Ground Says Cushing Foresees Rise
Huntington Herald-Dispatch cites George H. Cushing predicting a return to prosperity in coal. Stocks dwindled to 2 meagre 20,000,000 tons above daily needs, risking a shift from sellers to buyers. Thanksgiving uplift and next year improvement anticipated.
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Huntington Herald-Dispatch
George H. Cushing
Cushing
Wheeling Intelligencer
Indiana
Appalachian Coals, Inc
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Supreme Court
Enlightened Decision Cuts Rates for Housekeepers in California
The California Utilities Commission applies a rate reduction formula for gas and electricity within theoretical standards set by the Supreme Court, directing attention to the West Virginia Public Service Commission.
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Supreme Court of the United States
California Utilities’ Commission
West Virginia Public Service
West Virginia Faces Utility Rate Reductions Backed by Supreme Court
The California commission argued prices should reflect economic trends and not be confiscatory. The Supreme Court rejected the appeal of Los Angeles Gas and Electric, saying the public has not underwritten the investment and that property values may rise or fall with conditions. The decision paves the way for lower public service charges in West Virginia, with commissioner dissent by C E Nethkeni. The rate of valuation set at 4 703 519 on a 4 746 174 basis of the company’s depreciated property values, minus working capital and meters, was highlighted. The commission urged future consideration amid economic chaos and uncertain forecasts.
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West Virginia
Elkins Inter-Mountain
Commission
Ci Itzens
Wheeling Gas Rate Hearing Is Dismissed
The Public Service Commission dismissed a Wheeling complaint against the Natural Gas Company of West Virginia seeking higher rates. It found the domestic rate of 52 cents per thousand cubic feet earned $233,140.95 in 1931, about 4.75 percent on a $4.70 million valuation after expenses, taxes, and depletion. The commission ruled this return is not unreasonable and kept existing rates.
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Wheeling
Public Service Commission
Velty of
Natural
West Virginia
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