State Grocers Meet Denounces Open Session Talk
Charleston coverage reports West Virginia wholesale grocers hold their twenty first annual meeting at a local hotel. Leaders discuss better business methods, the impact of chain stores, and upcoming advertising campaigns while Governor Gora and other speakers address attendees.
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Gore Calls Meet on Capitol Building Acceptance
Governor Gore notified Cass Gilbert and Fuller Construction to attend a Charleston meeting on April 14 to formally accept the completed wing of the proposed new capitol from contractors. A public works board meeting will follow to plan moving, with departments to begin relocation within two weeks. Residents on the capitol site have been notified to vacate for clearance.
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Back Policy in Union Battle Packer Merger Debate
Huntington April 7 The Union Battle Packer merger policy discussed as stockholders reelect the board. J T Dunigan W R Prenter Songer and H Harter reappointed to key posts with executive committee continuity. Officers named for secretary treasurer general superintendent chief engineer and counsel. Washington April 7 Armour takeover of Morris Meat Packers questioned as antitrust suit proceeds with testimony from government and industry witnesses.
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Neely Plans Return to City Next Week
United States Senator Neely, who has been in Washington, is expected to return to the city late this week or early next week. He will address the House on matters related to the penitentiary reform bill 427 and the joint legislative committee's report. Neely has shown interest in penitentiary administration and the consumer system criticized in recent months.
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Former Mayor Huddleston of Spencer Dies at Home
Former Spencer mayor and long time carpenter contractor Huddleston dies at home on his birthday eve March 28. A respected citizen who served as justice of the peace and mayor several times, he was born in the Kunwah valley and is survived by several children with funeral services arranged.
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Donahey Says Latest Trouble of Son Closed
Columbus governor Hal Donahey announced no subsumption of the disappearance case against his son James Vogel, amid ongoing inquiries into 15 year old Denise Vogel of Zanesville. Officials said Hal Donahey played no part in the missing girl saga, while evidence linked Vogel with the case and a blue roadster.
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Blast at Hangsar Works Kills One and Hurts Many
April 7 report from Hangsar Alar describes a massive blast at the National Fireworks plant. A snark from a polymer mixer ignited hundreds of pounds of black gunpowder, destroying a mining shed complex and damaging adjacent buildings. One man, Raynard Hoodwin of Fuimaver, died. many were burned, with 2,000 pounds of powder in the title building. Fire forces saved adjacent structures after a long effort. several workers fled the blaze.
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Gazette circulation data debunks ads claims in Charleston
The Gazette notes it relies on the Audit Bureau of Circulations for unbiased figures separating printed copies from paid-in-advance circulation. It claims to be the only Charleston newspaper providing verified figures from this national independent body amid advertiser disputes.
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Senators Reject Child Labor Law For Constitution
The upper house defeated the proposed constitutional child labor law by a 22 to 4 vote. Majority party faced internal maneuvering as Governor Gore’s wishes were ignored by the solons.
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Second Loss for G. O. P. Leader
A senate debate centers on ratification of a constitutional amendment amid party lines. Senator Henshaw, backed by Democratic allies, faces opposition as Republicans and some Democrats clash over a substitute and reconsideration motions. The vote ends with a party-line defeat and continued attention to the amendment’s fate.
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New Yorker Named Assistant Secretary in Treasury
Lincoln N. Andr of New York is named the new assistant secretary of the treasury. A retired army officer and former chief executive of the New York transit commission, he succeeds Eliot Wadsworth who resigned.
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Shepherd Seeks Habeas Corpus In Murder Case
Chicago April report says Foster father William Nelson McClintock killer case seeks release via writ of habeas corpus after fourth attempt. Petition cites lack of evident proof and presumption of innocence. Attendants allege attempt by Shepherd to hire informants for typhoid germs. supreme court may review petition today. Authorities questioned former city health official Hooreger about germ handling and Falman’s school of science. Preliminary lab findings reportedly show evidence of toxic substances in some remains.
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Blaze destroys Michigan town Narquette
Fire in Narquette upper peninsula virtually decimated the village of Chathany leaving only the Alper county infirmary the school and railroad station standing Fifteen buildings destroyed started by two girls with matches in a barn the town had no fire protection. Also report of a boxing match in Atlanta referee decision over Huch Walker in a one round bout noting the Geo... something.
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Emir of Kurdistan Man Without A Country
A damaged OCR story reports the Emir of Kurdistan seeking passage to England aboard the fastest steamer amid British, French, and American actions on immigration. It notes a royal visitor with a controversial past and the U S stance on a provincial sovereign’s status. Also covered are drownings near Palm Beach and a Vatican appointment in Raleigh.
Substitute for Kanawha County Bridge Bill
Public hearings debate a substitute bill to fund four bridges in Kanawha County or two bridges by a five year levy if the bond issue fails. Senator Johnson and Delegates Brown Mathews discuss election provisions, scope, and taxpayer impact while noting a Charleston interurban company’s lack of interest.
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Non-Union Coal Output Increase in West Virginia
In Fairmont on April 7 125 non union miners loaded 833 cars and 11 union crews loaded 231 cars as six new non union mines opened The official tally shows non union production at 92 percent of normal Brackett cites insufficient demand while Bittner of the United Mine Workers says business is fair and the strike hurts production local sources report from Morgantown and nearby towns.
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