Empire Laundry Banquet Highlights Leadership
Empire Laundry Company directors and employees gathered at the Waldo hotel for a banquet marking continued growth since 1810. Wade Coffman praised the firm and introduced Rev. Dr. W. C. Taylor as a keynote speaker on employer-employee relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Laundry
Mavttus
Empire Landry Company
Waldo Hotel
Pridon
S. Wade Coffman
W. C. Taylor
Taylor
J. Wade Coffman
GC. Jarvis
Thaae J. Cowton
Charles @. Griffin
J. HH. Stephenson
Carl Wilem
Lad Stout
X. J. Hayman
H. M. Heagner
WL. Malker
Esployes Shriver G. Guinn
F. M. Kennedy
T. Normberger
J. Simeral
EB. Crim
Howard Allen
KN. Sappington
Clyde Shinn
HL. Cunningham
C. W. Coffman
Joseph Cobb
William Roland
B. J.toothman
Jamon Mitchell
Frank Wikherty
Robert Lantam
Clint Riddle
J. H. Faucet
Vernon Nedro
E. WV. Holden
Harley Wendfall
Paul K. Thomas
Winnie Camp
Lee J. Holden
Birthday of NineYearOld in Kueeta Celebrated at Home
Litue Herbert Nusbaum son of Mr and Mrs Nusbaum marked his ninth birthday Monday with greetings and a long list of attendees including Helen May Pearlman Als do Marion Veartman Wasel Maxi Veartmen Eugene Foplowine and several others from the community.
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Martin M. Pearlman
South Chestnut Street
Helen May
Herbert Nesbeum
Dimbe Nusbaum
Wang
Master Harbart Nusbeus
Atlas Taylor
Georgia Lyons
Mary Sutter
Richart Butter
Minnie Roberts
Hortense Evelyn Poneman
Helen May Pearlman
Als
Marion Veartman
Personal notices from Charleston and nearby towns
Local readers report visitors and arrivals from Charleston Huntington Parkersburg and beyond. Names include Dr J J Cromwell from Wisterbury for a funeral, Mollie Haymond from Oakland visiting Mrs Will Law, Anna Gibson from Scottdale visiting her brother, and Mrs O L Haughein in Columbus visiting her mother Mrs G A Klonturger. Col David Davidson visits Natmore. J M Martin from Marlinton at Gore. Ruby Martion from Gratton staying with Mr and Mrs Jubkine. Historie Levy to arrive from Philadelphia and Washington after two works. Other travelers include Stone Long Vine Grove and J Ty Long.
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Mikin
J. L. Friend
Charleston
Waldo
J. W. Dingons
Huntington
TG. Lemon
Parkersburg
J. J. Cromwell
Howe
Wisterbury
Cong
Granville Parnes
Ot Fairment
Mollie Haymond
Oakland
Will Law
Clark Street
Annh Gibson
Scottdale
Lae
Ft. Gibson
North Chastnut Street
O. L. Haughein
Columbo
Mra. G. A. Klonturger
John J. Greanery
Talsonring
Willie
Mari
Canluville
John McBiligott
Firat Win
Immaculate Concepou
Levy
Philadelphia
Washington
David Davidson
Natmore
Tenays
Koa. Stone
J. Ty Long
Vine Grove
JM. Martin
Marlinton
the Gore
Minn Ruby Martion
Gratton
Mra
OL Jubkine
Northglew
Fragments Reflect on Party Strength and Policy Critique
An old fable frame shows distrust of political promises as a Democratic path to power is weighed against past Republican missteps. The text condemns the Republican party for years of dissolution and warns of cautions in the current platform, accusing insiders of privilege and special interests.
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Democratic Party
Alnost Camm
Aesop
Alwayn
Chicago
Country
What May China Expect From Him
Fragmented speech reviews American political divisions and reunion rhetoric, referencing Lincoln and Washington. It discusses factions within parties, the lure of power, and the need for principled leadership amid national turmoil. The text evokes a mid-century political tone with emphasis on unity and democracy.
Police scramble to solve murder as inquiry widens
London investigators press a rapid, silent inquiry into a murder case as inspectors, pathologists, handwriting experts, and police from multiple districts converge on the scene. Officials insist decisive action, with photographs, prints, and descriptions distributed nationwide to locate the suspect.
Mysterious Murder Case Draws Police Across City
A thawed trail of clues and fingerprint work fill the precincts as investigators sweep railway terminals and docks. Photographers prepare magnified prints while taxis winch away suspects. a calm crowd watches as officers pursue the ordinary man amid a city block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferent
Werutiny
Store Brings Baby Girl Birth Noted in Oak Station
Announcement received of the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs C H Muphia of Oak Station Pa, a suburb of Pittsburgh. The infant is the youngest daughter of Magistrate William B Deterh of Caletre.
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C. H. ‘Muphia
Oak Station
Pitobere
Mes
William B Dtereh
Cale Etre
Transfer of Mins Deatrice Davia to new guardians
The document records the removal of Deatrice Davia from St Mary Hospital and her subsequent allocation to guardians Benjamin D. Ramage Phil Tee and Philip Conner Urn alaruin, with pending arrangements noted for Wednesday afternoon.
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Davia
Badlomile
St Mary Pital Therday
Murringa Hennaee Hyn Bean
Benjamin D. Ramage
Phine Tee
Philip Conner Urn Alaruin
Indicted for attempted murder quashed. new indictment likely
Judge James W. Robinson quashed a felony charge against Thomas H. Ried for attempting murder of his wife Belle. The defendant was bound over on a new indictment to be presented by the next grand jury in the Kesal Dit district.
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Dilnot
Jamon W. Robinson
Waday
Thomas Hy Ried
Belle Ety
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