Campaign to Save Indian Babies Urged by Service Officials
In a San Francisco address, Indian Service leaders urge a nationwide effort to improve health and survival of Indian children. They call for better prenatal care, maternal health, home sanitation, hospital access, nutrition, and education to reduce high infant mortality and support continued Indigenous progress.
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Washington
Cato’ Sells
United States India Service
San Pruecisco
Lin
Hinself
Fator
Sian Polley Sworthy
Hell
Yehleh 7
Jt Maruny
Patiense
Aubstanthi
Layne
Aimenae Rust
Couree
de Stendtly
Glaipg
Chile
Accaan
Thollan Service
Widuwiig
Court of Leap Year Dedicated in San Diego Exposition Year
The Court of Leap Year will be dedicated with San Diego’s Lif exposition on March 15. The event aims to boost international treaties and social activities, featuring dances and a year of official functions under royal patronage. Delegations from California and visiting guests are expected, with planning already underway in San Diego.
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San Diego
Jamon
Mies
Gloria Kpadlington
Osa Branelken
Tavldain
Leu Yar
Reigo
Aneng
California
Back Broken Travels 8000 Miles in Basket
A South Africa miner, C C Smith, injured in a mine accident leaves Star for home paralyzed from the waist down. He travels 8000 miles with nurse Amy Palmer and Jim Lonie to a hospital in Garai Wales, enduring delays and medical rollout before reaching Cardiff for care. The journey, begun after a rock fall killed his companion, faced heavy travel costs and special accommodations for his wheelchair.
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Aize
Smith
Miners in Morgantown area linked to undercutting and shootings
Inspector Vaughns and deputies press a Morgantown area probe into mining turmoil. Reports say miners engage in shooting the holl and undercutting the coal seam as authorities pledge arrests. The case involves courtroom battles over land and bank matters, with heavy costs and multiple trials ongoing.
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Grafton
Vaughnsmitie
Lila
Morgantown
Aumie
Jawa
Conty Thin Inn
Ground Hog and Leap Year Traditions Featured Next Month
The piece surveys Ground Hog Day, St Valentine, and Leap Year next month, noting how Presidents Day holidays and weather lore align. It mentions Feb 29 as a proposed day for bachelor girls and suffragists to propose, cites Milholland and other advocates, and reflects on social norms and witty observations from the era. It then shifts to local building plans, listing upcoming church, school, and residence projects with costs and locations, including Trinity Episcopal on Fifth Avenue, a two-story brick school, and a variety of expansions and new homes shaping the cityscape.
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Valentine
Washington
Lincoln
Ld Baljof
Sweet Hearta
St. Val
Shakoxponre
Mem
Tne
Milholland Bolagovnin
Vassar College
New York Society
Peice Courty
Apaly
Herault
England
Pankhural
Sirla Tuna
Freywood
Jove
New Building Projects Outlined Across West Virginia
Construction Record reports numerous planned structures in various cities. Clarksturg Architerts C.D. Coal vy Conyury to design a two story addition for the Sani tary Baking Co at $16.10. Engineer George W. Buller in New York drafts plans for a one story reinforced concrete plant at $101,000. Wheeling General Baking Co. plans a two to four story brick bakery at $10,000. Plans by Forks at 419 Schmulbach Bldg. Wolfsburg stage a brick and stone project on Charles street for Central Christian Church at $26,000. Edward Bates of Schmuldach byside Ing in Wheeling bids to remodel a residence into Eagle Club rooms at $5,000. Huntington Verus Ritter seeks bids for a two story brick factory addition at $14,000. West Huntington Methodist Holocopal Congregation to hire an architect by March 1 for a brick and stone church and Sunday school at $90,000. Plans also include a gym, and related facilities in Rid Sunday school project.
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Fifth Avenue
Nity
Bi. N. Alger
I Street
Trinity Episcopal
Strockman Vienna Baking Company
Tre
Fith Avenue
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
C. W. Phellla
P. Buildite
Mida
W. W. Franklin and Son
Ritter Park
Gulf
WT. Smith
Huntington
Gulf Collieries Company
Wnd
Mug
Winding Gulf Collieries Company
Petshung
Bulding
Weat
Virginia
Clarksturg
C.D
Vy Conyury
Conlucy
Pitsburg
Sanitary Baking Company
Geores W. Buller
Crowdway
New York
Haw
Wheellig
General Baking Company
Plana v
Forks
Schmulbach
Wolfsburg
Skelehon
Irestone
Charles Street
Centrat Christian Congregation
Sistoragilio
Edward Bates Mranzheim
Schmuldach
Wheeling
Eagle Lociety Post
MANILA TOWN DISCUSSES GRAZE FOR TALKING OFFICIAL TINGE
The report notes local leaders in northern Ligon and nearby townships debating a new official tone or policy. It mentions a municipal fund and a committee to consider changes. The language is unclear but signals a push toward administrative reform and public messaging.
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Ay Annocyaven
Manila
Jnat
Ligon
Seyorsy Tgorrot
Tacanthy
Huainees
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Indian Service
Meir
Owen
White
Diattesa
Praventiotos
Wanwagin
Bileworth Croston
Walley F. McVicker
Tony
Throwieh
Focal Courts
Supreme Court of West Virginia
John J. McGraw
R. Durrbin
Graftan Bank
Jain
McGraw
Yolin Alakaider
OteGraw
Durhin
Hanse
Temor Ehonia Association of
Hell Thowlay Mght
A. A. Tinnk
Kypfer
W. Perine
Vi Miller
Treng
Urer
Guy Allender
G. L. Jothife
A.V. Cuppery
Yo Bkel- Joy
BK. Whit
N.C Musg
Grattan Banking and ‘Just Company
Wes Bold
Mit
Diirectors
GC. Troan
A We Burdett
John St Cole
Corder FC
Jacobs
Ac Mt
Kunst
George
Lone TC
Long
Charley Monto Avaoph
A. Pugh
Nathan Schroyer
Vi. Somimerville
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O. White
Preston
Tn Bs
Cortland
Kingwood District
Leste
Lydins Antriot
Valley
Mo Thie
William Hy Kundreks
Aharge
Une Buy Agelettiyal Chilia
Hull
Svaniytown
Webster Aid
Rosemont
Dhvniy
Joe
Ds Wenig
Enue
N. Grimes
Christina J. McConkey
Robert McConkey
Montay
Harold
Nouth
Howe
Fye Childen
Netin My Criver
EB. Kk. Crisor
Della B. Houston
Order of the Eastern Star
Wommien Circle
Woodven of the World
Proteded Home Circle
Nntice
Solobydi
United
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America
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