Six Year Old Lad Killed by Car on Barrier Street
A six year old boy, Oren Bush, was fatally struck when he darted from behind a parked car into the path of a slowly moving vehicle on Barrier Street near Broad. J H Lobnitz of Kanawha City, driving slowly, could not prevent the collision. he was arrested on $5,000 bond for manslaughter, pending inquest as witnesses describe the tragic accident.
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Oren Bush
Marst
Ind
Barrier Street
Broad
Élreciy
J. H. Lobnitz
Lobnitz Lumber Cm
Lebnitz
Marrler Street
Ebnitz
Labnitz
Abe
Mae
Leak of Senate Secretary Dies in Capital
Washington April 24 George Sanderson of Chiag s secretary to the United States Senate since May 191% died tonight after a heart attack. He was 75 years old and had been ill only a short time. Funeral arrangements have been completed. Sanderson, a familiar figure in the Senate for six years, was born in Hamilton, Chi, and graduated from the naval academy in 1474. He served two years in the navy before entering the transportation business and later railroad construction in Mexico when appointed secretary of the Senate. He is survived by a widow Ella Alasmore Uips of Chicago and a son Wl Sanderson of Baltimore.
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Washington
George Sanderson
Chieags
United States Senate
Sanderson
Sud- Aly
Hamilton
Chis
Naval Academy
Navy
Waa
Mexico
Senate
Ella Alasmore Uips
Chivaco
Wl Sanderson
Baltimore
Miners Trapped in Hecla Mine Rescued Alive
Rescue crews freed seven miners trapped by a fire in the lower workings of the Hecla mine near Burke. They used a pump to fight flames and smoke, enabling safe exit about 1 PM. Old timer Unto led the firefighting effort beneath ground, with the Star tunnel heavily affected and the 39 foot level station destroyed.
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Wallace
Idzsho
Areen Minners
Hecla
Burke
Fercue
Crisis Looms for Bulgaria Chiefly in Insurrection
Berlin April 24 The German foreign office received reports that Bulgaria faces extreme danger and that government control may falter. Bulgarian minister to Berlin Professor Methody Bopon claimed conditions in the country are quiet, but private dispatches indicate a planned Bolshevik insurrection aimed at seizing Bulgaria to support Communist aims. Military courts in Sofia pursue suspects ruthlessly.
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Berlin
Germ Foreign Office
Methody Bopon
Fla
India
Werman Foreign Alters
Bolshevists
Bulgaria
Commuaniam
Haikans
Woman Believed Slain by Husband in Portmouth
In Portsmouth Ohio on April 24 the body of Mrs. Thomas Miaulan was found along the coast road near Little Mardor Foed with throat cut. Police traced a bloody trail about a mile to a clump of bushes where signs of a struggle and a baby carriage were found the carriage stained with blood. They believe the husband dumped the baby carriage and fled seeking aid. the husband is being sought as the spouse had separated months ago and she was due to sue for divorce next week.
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Portsmouth
Thomas Miaulan
Coast Road Boulevard
Little Mardor Foed
Coolidge Keeps Ship Sale Policy Quiet
Washington April 24 President Coolidge favors a hands off stance toward the Shipping Board actions on the Dollar interests five steamers operated by the California Orient line. He has declined further action after learning several board members opposed the sale and a suit suggesting government interference faded. A temporary restraining order was dismissed, and counsel for the Pacific Mail indicated possible further moves to block the sale.
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Pacific
Washington
Coolidge
Dnastemal
Ciifornia-Orient Line
Winnphy
Hig
White House
O'Connor
Heard
District of Calan Ma
Wythe, Vu Ape Stop AHL Chath Wealthy Fermen
Wythe and Vu Ape face trial in county court on a murder charge tied to the Klil ims case. Fred Price and his father West Price were shot dead, with Merten Jro wounded. A $25,000 bond was set for the defendant, to be tried later.
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Wythe
AHL Chath
Fermen
Rve Vonrad
Areult
Mane Siarentut
Fred Price
Price
West
Dipioe
Merten Jro
St. Lair
Clie
Lincoln Teacher Dies After Collapse During Session On Thursday
Miss Mae Kennedy a 27 year old Lincoln Junior High School teacher collapsed at the end of Thursday classes and died next morning after being taken to a local hospital. She taught there five years and had recently recovered from illness. Principal Gertrude M Reynolds praised her as a fine educator as grief spread through the school and community. Funeral plans were to be announced, with burial at Sletersville.
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Mae Kennedy
Lincoln Junior High School
Sehowly
Miss Kennedy Beca Ie
Atudente
Maurtain State Hospital
Natlya
Maren
Mea
J. Kennedy
Ager
Stanler
Sletersylle
Mites Kennedy
ASW
Perry
Virginia Trent
Gertrude M. Reynats
Lincol
Mixa Kennedy
Migs Krennatty
Senator Wheeler Acquitted of Using Office Influence
The jury in Great Falls returns a not guilty verdict after more than two hours deliberation. Senator Wheeler smiles as the decision is announced amid crowd reactions and political tension.
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Lile
Great Falls
Mon
Senatue Burtoy KK
Wheeler
Department of the Interior
Plans NY Chicago airway venture
A historic note describes Harnia Hartney, vice president of a General Dancer group, spearheading efforts to establish a new flight service linking New York and Chicago. The move signals expansion in air transportation with potential competitive routes and schedules.
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New York
Chicago Airway
Harnia Hartney
Qenerad Nascieshesco
Wawntoy Sept
Chicago
Bittner Arrested In Contempt Case In Clarksburg
Clarksburg April 24 Van a Bittner a labor leader from the United Mine Workers of America was arrested this afternoon by Deputy United States Marshal Plehmend and brought to jail but released on bond for $6000. The case, based on contempt charges in a suit by Judge A. G. Daston, centers on union activities and mine production in Northern West Virginia.
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Clarksburg
van A? Bittner
Latern
Paniner
United Mine Workers of
Aner
Ragrment
United Staten Ministal
Fagunetion Sa
A. Gi. Dastoniva
Fairmont
Ming
Chrauehoneheyeleen
Georg S. Brvekett
Comective Vce
Northern
Virginia
Natee Wlbon
Weat
Virginian Tela
Union
Net Desue
Stytenpeatt
Vin A. Tilttnen
Wailea
Weat Virgina
Anther
Clarkaburne
Adenainiz
Hragkeeti
Dynamite Halts Cigarette Blaze At Prominent Store
In a dramatic blaze stopped by dynamite, authorities battled a large fire at a central store. Firefighters faced intense heat as flames threatened nearby homes and the water supply. Several witnesses described loud detonations and rapid responses, with property damage reported including a near total loss of the William Taint store and surrounding dwellings.
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Athens
Kaden
William Taint
Adderteus
Sald
Engrossed Bills Move Through Heated Late Session
A chaotic closing session transacted much business as delegates passed measures under suspension of constitutional rules. Bills enacted late at night included engrossed senate measures and a disputed insurance provision. debate focused on solvent members and the state name for colored men and women. The house considered pensions, changes to insurance and hospital provisions, with amendments adopted and others tabled amid party disagreement.
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Iower
Awas Winn
Senate
Martie
Paris
de Kedison
Twlesate
Novotwe
Lielegate Hall
Watnel
Amo Imente
Dhe Insurance
Peetenis
Jefferson
Extraordinary session planned to act on revenue bill
Governor Gore will call a special session of both houses to act on the revenue and budget measures after the regular session ended. Lawmakers face a crowded agenda as many bills died with adjournment and officials seek to extend beyond a one day window to finalize finances and appropriations.
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Clyde H. Has
Lextsiauors
Wuvernor
Jinra
Bill Lwwia
Chatman
Mnen
Thalsclons
Senate
House
Manson
Te Solon
Gore
Charleston
Sone
West Virginia
Legislature Ends Night With Three Cent Gas Tax
After interhouse disagreement the Legislature adopted Senate amendments to set a three cent gasoline tax. Conference committees wrestled with the issue through the night, with initial proposals of four cents and later a three and one half cent option discussed before the final three cent substitute was approved by the House amid late sessions and budget considerations.
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House
Senate
House of Selegates
Brewstert
Garry Herman and Others Indicted in Saint Louis Case
Garry Herrmann owner of the Cincinnati National League club and seven others were indicted after a vailed yesterday a booster club gathering on the Statler Hotel seventeenth floor. Warrants name John Ross and others including Leon Schwab CC Hall B Borgen William Peed Marty Osman Burt Barton. The bonds were set at 5000 for Herrmann who signed his own and others planned equivalent sureties. No one was held.
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Saint Louis
Wederat Watfana
Postaesatan
Iguez
Garry” Herrmann
Cincinnati
Vaid Yasterday
Statler
B. Borgen
William Peed
Marty Osmaan
Burt Barton
Cinecinnati
Favitia
Heremann
Mrs Reed Wins Highest Vote in D A R Nomination
Mrs Robert J Reed of Wheeling won the highest vote among seven candidates for vice president of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington. Reed led with 127 votes, while the runner up Mrs Jan He Hines of Tinian received 2,102 votes.
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Robert J. Reed
Wheeling
Pressdenis Kenora
Ars. Reed
Iti
Ma Cain
Jann He Hines
Tinian
House Refuses to Call MecClintic to Task for Flaying of Legislators
A resolution condemning federal judge George W. MecHingie for remarks about the state legislature was introduced by Delegate Mondows of Kanawha County. After debate, Mondows withdrew the resolution as the body moved to table the tabling motion amid strong opposition from delegates including Handley Underwood Hall and Cogar. The discussion referenced an alleged insult from the jurist and a planned petition to protect the legislature from such statements.
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House
MecClintic
Howey
George W. MecHingie
House of Delegates
Joh Mondows
Kanawha
Mondows
Handley
Konawhe County
TM. Underwood
Tyler County
Hall
Wétent County
Rendittlon Wan
Cogar
Webster
Wetzel
Gree
Klin Wyether
Lelegate Cogar
Underwood
Fin
McClinthy
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Virginia Farmer
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International Mine Union
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Unites States
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Robert G. Murphy
Virginia Street
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Clyde BR. Johnson
Mambera
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Garry Herman
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