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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
5
The Supreme Court dissolved an injunction against the city of Bluefield ruling ordinances barring passengers on city streets via taxi. Henderson was jailed briefly in public service court for aiding a taxi line disruption. The case upheld that the city may regulate passenger loading in public taxis.
Governor Jesvard Moive urges citizens to back American Legion funding aiding disabled veterans and orphans. The call emphasizes solemn remembrance and collective duty to ensure financial support and memorial activities continue across the state and nation.
A daring hotel holdup in New York led to a chase through streets ending in a failed escape by the robbers. Police pursued them for miles, recovered part of the loot, and captured the operator at the hotel while other details are unclear due to fragmented text.
The article reports political turmoil in Washington with resignations and policy debates. It notes Secretary Hoover's statements and ongoing battles over prohibition and constitutional matters. Several named figures, including Max and Willebrandt, are referenced amid a broader discussion of administration strategy and legislative action.
A concert event presented by the Lakewood Women’s Club featured excerpts from Mendelssohn and a biography sketch. Mrs Misin Pighsr Kine chaired the program with arrangements by Mrs Vee Wiley. The event highlighted vocal and piano pieces, with performances by Mr Rinchetow and Charles Greshill Lubert BL Jitan among others.
A mangled OCR passage lists names such as Walter J. Marteis Lydia Prigde and Charles Mal, with scattered phrases like Ye People and Hend Your Hearts. The text appears as partial religious or literary lines and incomplete attributions, offering little coherent event or narrative.
An unclear note indicates Wilton sought a different time for a meal with his wife. The text references readying, taste, and dining plans, but the exact details and names remain obscured in the fragmented OCR.
Premier Herriot defended France's religious policy in Alsace during a debate with deputies. He argued the government seeks to unify provinces with France by gradual assimilation under the same laws, denying charges of religious persecution and stating that French citizens live under equal laws.
Nine children were injured when a school bus overturned en route to Franklin township centralized school this morning in Kent. The driver, Charles Beettler, lost control near the intersection of Main and Oak. Passengers named include Anna Poulton Jane Osborne Robert FHL Willian Hill Thelma Conder Joe Grttrust Sterling Strumpacur Albert Paulus John Caner.
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