Damage By Fire In October 1935 Hits $95,518 In WV
West Virginia fire losses for October 1935 totaled 95351 5. The state fire marshal Fred B Watkins reported eight teen total losses among forty fires and a rise in insured value reaching 650 330 on property and 382 730 on contents. Construction gutted included wood and brick structures with numerous county investigations into arson. No arrests for arson occurred in October and eighteen indicted residents await trial.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Fred B. Watkins
Fayette
Greenbrier
Jackson
Marion
Mingo
McDowell
Monroe
Raleigh
Upshur
Barbour
Cabell
Lewis
Mercer
Ohio
Webster
Kanawha
Hancock
Tyler
Harrison
Lincoln
Monongalia
Lewis and
Hancock, Tyler
Lincoln County
Kanawha County
Lewis County
Marion County
Better Business Ties Into Local Conditions Amid Flood Pressures
A report notes business conditions in the area tightening as banks hold larger reserves and flood effects persist. Officials see slower activity but no decisive downturn, with cautious optimism for recovery as markets adjust.
Bank reserves near peak as gold imports surge
The discussion notes that excess reserves exceed requirements by over 3 billion dollars. Analysts warn of potential dangers but authorities say reserves can be managed via higher reserve ratios, margin rules, or open market action. Recent gold imports, driven by European instability, have added over 550 million in the last two months.
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Europe
Finland to Pay Debt to America on December Fifteenth
The Bank of Finland statement released today confirms Finland will pay its wartime debt installment of 230,000 dollars to the United States on December 15. The AP dispatch from Helsingfors notes the payment schedule is met as Finland settles wartime obligations.
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Associated Press
Helsingfors
Bank of Finland
United States
Would You Pay 25c To Feel Ten Years Younger
An advertisement offers a trial bottle of Indo-Vin at 25c for Friday and Saturday only. It claims the scientific medicine cleanses bowels, improves digestion, clears impurities, boosts appetite, and may improve skin tone, with a regular price of $1.25 and 85 to 90 percent potential benefit. The copy urges readers to test the product in hope of feeling better.
Medical Help of a New Kind
Eve health Indo Vin is taken after meals and mixes with food to remove poisons causing stomach trouble. It often acts in 10 minutes to stop gas pains sourness and bloating. It helps eliminate old bile from the liver and increases fresh bile flow relieving headaches biliousness dizzy spells and lazy drowsy feelings.
Coupon for 25 cent trial bottle印
Coupon offer reads 25¢ off a trial bottle from Indo-Vin valid Friday and Saturday only. Print name plainly with street town state to redeem.
TR's Grandson Facing Charge In Cambridge Court
Cornelius Roosevelt, grandson of Theodore Roosevelt, and Peter De Florez, a Massachusetts Tech classmate, were arraigned in East Cambridge on charges of assault with a deadly weapon for allegedly firing at passersby from fraternity house steps using an air gun.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Cornelius Roosevelt
T. R. Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Peter de Florez
Massachusetts Tech
East Cambridge
American Legion Defends War Veterans and Constitution
A state Legion speaker denounces opposition to adjusted service certificates and pensions for World War veterans widows and orphans. He condemns Huntington VA officials for denying or reducing compensation and rails against communist influences in schools and churches. He praises the Constitution as a progress vehicle and urges vigilance and a strong national defense.
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American Legion
Legion
Vetrans’ Administration
Huntington
Communist Party
Stathers
Russia
United States
State Department
London
Legion talk urges universal service for national defense
Stathers address before legionnaires ex service and American Legion Auxiliary members outlines that universal service is essential to mobilize capital industry and manpower during war with no special privileges. Mrs Roschi and D D Ashworth spoke prior. Kilgore introduced Stather. Posts from Beckley Hinton Glen White Princeton Mullens Sophia and Raleigh County No.70 were represented.
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Congress
Mooney Thanks for Labor Support in Writ Hearing
Mooney and Warren K. Billings express gratitude for labor backing during his habeas corpus hearing and disclose a $700 debt to a California court reporter for transcript fees. The statement asks unions to inform other labor groups of their plight while reaffirming commitment to working class advancement and emancipation.
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Mooney
California
Warren K. Billings
Quarantine On Dogs Declined by State Leader
Agriculture Commissioner J B McLaughlin weighs altering a rabies quarantine for Marion county to allow use of one dog after three cases reported in Fairmont. He cites past outbreaks and 475 exposures with livestock losses, noting action will be cautious and referencing a 1934 Fayette county incident.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Agriculture
J. B. McLaughlin
Marion County
McLaughlin
Fairmont
Fayette County
West Virginia Wild Life League
Marion County Bird Dog Club
Fairmont Gun Club
Marion County Foxhunters Association
Agriculture Department
Conservation Commission
Birthday Celebration Honors Mabscott Girl Sarah Lee
Mrs. Tom Lemon hosted a Saturday party for her daughter Sarah Lee's twelfth birthday with games and a candlelit cake. Attendees included Patsy Alderson Jacqueline Davis Alice Godbey Maxine Godbey Mary Alderson Mary Margaret Hill Sarah Lee Lemon and others. Billie Lemon assisted. Mission Circle of Calvary Baptist church met Tuesday evening with Mrs H E Melton as hostess in the church’s lower floor.
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Tom Lemon
Sarah Lee
Glen Morgan Fireman Hurt While Hunting
L. P. Jackson, 41, a Glen Morgan railroad fireman, is recovering at Raleigh General hospital from a peppering gunshot received Monday while hunting with a companion. He was not seriously injured and is understood to have fallen in the line of fire of his companion, whose name was not learned.
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L. P. Jackson
Glen Morgan
Raleigh General Hospital
Jackson
Specialties Push Up Briskly On Market
Wall Street reports a brisk rally with a wide range of specialties advancing while leaders paused. Rail gains sparked the session as oils steels and utilities mostly held steady Home Stake Mining rose ten points from the prior day Budd Manufacturing up six points and other gainers included Atlantic Coast Line and Union Pacific.
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Associated Press
Wall Street
N. Y
Atlantic Coast Line
Union Pacific
Rail and shipyard firms listed in compact notice
Southern Pacific, New York Central, Electric Boat, and U. S. Pipe and Foundry are named in a brief public notice listing corporate participants. No dates or actions are provided in readable text.
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Southern Pacific
New York Central, Electric Boat, and
U. S. Pipe and Foundry
Marion Mordecai Lived 85 Years In His Birth Home
Marion Mordecai of Lamar County Alabama spent 85 years of his life in the same house where he was born.
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Marion Mordecai
Lamar County
Ala
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