Crichton Seeks Regulation View Before Coal Board
W G Crichton of Charleston told the National Bituminous Coal commission that partial regulation of the soft coal industry would harm commerce. He argued unregulated markets are dangerous, citing limited mine fuel storage. Fellow witnesses noted trucking limits and West Virginia competition. A separate English case involved a cigarette seller convicted of unlawfully mixing coal materials.
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Associated Press
Johnstown
W. G. Crichton
Charleston
National Bituminous Coal Commission
Crichton
District No. 7 Board
D. R. Stockdale
Red Jacket Sales Company
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lee Titus
Point Marion
Fayette County
Titus
West Virginia
Many never suspect the real cause of backaches
An old treatment claims lingering back pain stems from tired kidneys. It asserts kidneys remove acids and waste, with painful urination and bulging under eyes signaling trouble. The ad promotes Doan's Pills as a long sold remedy to flush poisons from blood.
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Dean
Doan
Hinton Society Plans State Convention and Lodge Initiations
Plans for the Kings Daughters state convention to meet in Hinton from September 28 to 30 were finalized at a local chapter meeting hosted by Mrs. J. D. Germer. New members were pledged, and officers for the Suzanna Wesley Bible class and Hinton Rebekah Lodge No. 40 installation were announced. Initiation ceremonies welcomed Edith Waldo Ida Townsley Alma Harford Hattie Hatcher and C L Townsley.
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The
Kings Daughters
J. D. Germer
T. H. Allen
Wade H. Gwinn
W. F. Zickafoose
Lloyd Bryant
Pat Mccarthy
iArs. R. Womack
Annie Fo
C. V. Thompson
J. K Dawson
F. T. Hughes
Sam_ Boggs
A. W. Ailstock
L. P
Suzanna Wesley Bible
F. L. McNeer
J. D. Morris
J. W. Wallace
J. H. Ballengee
C. T. Cheetham
Hinton Rebekah Lodge No. 40
Pearle Mason
Edith Waldo
Ida Townsley
Alma Harford
Hattie Hatcher
C. L. Townsley
Buses to Lose Obnoxious Odor
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Riders of the nation’s buses heard a hopeful forecast from E S Pardoe of Capital Transit Washington that fumes may soon be largely eliminated. He cited Aerolein as the smelling culprit and said progress is nearing the goal despite not yet complete removal.
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Associated Press
E. S. Pardoe
Capital Transit Company
Washington
American Transit Association
Pardoe
Woman Pharmacist Wins Big and Advances in Fuel Research
Florence Zimmerman of Peoria Illinois, a 35 year old pharmacist, won a fortune from Old Gold and took second with 30 000. An improved type of fuel not yet public will be the final research target. Pardoe said the U S bureau of standards will be asked to assist in the final research.
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Peoria, Ill
Florence Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Pardoe
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Nickel and Tin Deposits Sparse in United States
The article states that the United States has virtually no significant known deposits of nickel and tin, highlighting the scarcity of these strategic metals on domestic soil and implying reliance on imports for industrial needs.
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Hash Furniture Company
United States
Wateler Peace Prize Awarded Each Year
The Wateler peace prize, valued at about 25,000 Dutch florins, is awarded annually.
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Wateler
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Coal Board
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Nanking
Japan
China
Hinton Society
Linnie Scott
Ruby Tinsley
J. S. Criser
Den‘ists
Good Housekeeping
Dence
Beckley Hospital
City Ave
Oakwood Ave
A.B. Hatcher
Hash
Christmas Club
Beckley
Liberty Distributors, Inc
Dundalk, Md
Welch
APPLE
Butte
G. L. Coffee
Wimpep
Itn
BOC
Ivory Soap Sale
Colorado
Tokay Grapes
Crapefruit
Calif
N. C
Tbs
Kers
Bologna
Jubilee
Star
Pineville
Sophia
Oak Hill
Rhodell
Main
Kanawha St
Neville St
Fathom Fish
Mabscott
Eccles
Beaver
Fayetteville
Lester
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