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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1925

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Great Steel Merger Plan Formulated By Gotham Bankers

Ten banks outlined a $100000000 merger of Otis Steel Trumbull Steel and Midland Steel Products. New company would have about 92 million in equity plus 27.5 million in bonds. exchange ratios set shares of Otis Trumbull Midland for new common and preferred stock plus cash terms. Bradford Bankers discussed structure aiming to retire existing bonds and raise working capital for the merger.

York Otia Steel Trumbel Steel Mid-land Steel Products Kula Cleveland Otls Midland Trumbull Stess Company Aha Otls Steel New Common Otle Steel New Preferred Trumbull Base New Sommon Trumbull Steel Midland Steel New Otis Steel Company Spotti Ncew

Pythian convention closes with new officers named

FAIRMONT August 22 The 66th annual Grand Lodge and 21st annual Grand Temple sessions of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters closed this afternoon. Officers for the Grand Lodge include Grand Chancellor W. L. Bers of Princeton and Grand Keeper of the Records J. Clark Miller of Fairmont. Supreme representatives to Chicago 1928 named. Next convention slated for Morgantown.

Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters Loder Grand Porn Fairmont Pythin Sisters Grand Domain West Virginia Morgantown Crand Lodge J. J. Brown Bluefield Pythian Ly Board W. B. Risex Maunderlils C.D. Burns Martinsgare Chicago Jamey , Robinson, Clarksburg, and Co J. Je. Kenoys T D. McCardie Cameron Grand Tribunal Sayre Nuance Mamie Ad«klaw Charleston Roberinscott Dbluefield Stant Blanche Willison Manningts i Amiens of Pechine Simul United States Ar M. Newty

Former inmate convulsions mark Aug 25 report in Awampscott

A mangled dispatch from Awampscott Aug 25 notes a former Home for Dest Cuolidce inmate, Paul Pryill, collapsing during a respite after exile from White Court. The bulletin adds limited medical details and mentions an attempted appeal, with lingering uncertainty about his condition.

Awampscott Mane Iyin Pary Mirdale

Poisoned Lovers Die After Drug Store Remedy

In Toledo Agg. 2h Meory Wil ter, 35, and Mellina Ottelini were found in a sickly emaciated state at Willer tailor shop early today. One died en route to hospital and the other is dying. The woman said they spent the evening together and had bought a dubious remedy from a drug store, then became ill shortly after. Authorities withheld further details as doctors treat the surviving patient and investigate the poisoning claim.

Toledo Agg Meory Wilter Mellina Ottelini Willer Tailor Shop Miljet Melo Hind Pheatelin Miller

Morgan Veterans Head Elected At Clarksburg Meeting

In Clarksburg on August 2, members of the Blue Ridge division elected officers and planned the 1986 meeting in Pittsburgh. Retiring president Frank Schoble of Philadelphia spoke, urging memorial services for missing division members. New officers include Lt. Schoble as honorary president and Capt. John V. Mornany as president, with a slate of regional officers and an expanded executive council from multiple states and units.

John T. Morgan Charleston Frank Schoble Clarksburg Aug Blue Rides Sith Petburg Virgin Toniene Liew Frank Shoble Phladelphia Seax Uis Mymbars Divinion Sehoble Wryucaote Pasaburh Philadelphia Henerars Memusta Dahn VT. Mornany Hoyd B. Stutler Sa, Blas Untuntav Howard Wells Detersburg Theodor Bee Stustell de Sours Marker Va Storia Charles W. Chesley Louis A. Johnson Syade A. R. Peterson Chicano Mla Q17th Infantry We A. Gallaher Thomas W. Hooper Culpeper T. J. Edelalate Pittsburgh Charles Aigted Petersburg Alchlela Qrtillery Paul Ricketts 315Th Field Artillery Herman B. Farr Nortalk Vic 13Th Machine Gun Battalion M. 7 Thomas Puttashuresh Agick Lattallon Elwat Dorm Stokes Finewell Pikeville Ceira New York Khen Disistun

Will Probated for Mrs Morgan in New York

The will of Jane Neeton Morgan wife of J Moraen is probated in Mineola offering trust to four children and provisions for her husband. It leaves personal property to children with 1500 each and real estate in England to her husband during his life with a reversion to the children if needed. Executors named are Mr. Morgan and the two sons.

New York Ave Jane Neeton Morgan Anancier Moraen Mineola Morgan Sleeping Wickaven Henry Sturgis Morgan Juniox Spencer Morgan Alra Frances Tracey Pennoyer van Mesdine Norton Nichola Mr. Morgan Jsngland Amy Dear Huatland Wui Wall Halle Aldenhaimn Abbey County of Hertford Wey Murkan

Wives Quarrel Ends in Tragedy with Man in Jail

In a fall disturbance a quarrel between two women and a man led to a fatal stabbing. The injured man died. authorities allege the women’s frequent visits and a family dispute contributed to the tragedy. A neighbor’s testimony is expected as police investigate.

Church Urges College Merger Plan Amid Conference Talks

A proposal urges merging Merrie Treseal at Berhoursville with Wot Viretna Westesnd college Taekhaisen to form joint management. Delegates and ministers discuss a tentative plan aligned with conference aims, seeking compromise without violating existing contracts with Chariwater Chia.

Assaelis Pree Clarks Emerg Merrie Treseal Berhoursville Viretna Westesnd College Taekhaisen Dartinginn Iby Cunibaiga Ube Virginia Oramtasian Noteas Hayes Chiaber Cainmeres Mupria Water College Ddirhmyratile

Blame Placed in Mackinac Blast Trial of Officials

A chaotic report from Newport on August 14 describes an explosion linked to a commerce department probe. Investigators pursue charges over blame, with references to inspections, district offices, and governmental actions amid a broader inquiry into wartime activities and safety procedures.

Washingyon Cval Newport Commerce Department Wertz Letial Bubler Onushige Angeles

Alabama Sheriff and Selma Resident Killed in Fight

BEIMA Ala Aug 28 Percy Daw son wherl T and Dan Weaver are Gerdhera today incident in a ate pmonthy controversy over the laybyg for a public service power line over a private property. A Weaver shot Dawson to death at the short and his deputies approached his house to see about preventing some traction potea which the land owner had ext dow ever was mediately alii bs High Siidwir sherifs deputy. Sin slair was not AFFested. Trouble arose six months ago when the Dixie Construction company employed by the Alabama Power Company instituted cordtemnation pro ewadings In A move to pass a trann Mission Whe trough Weaver's form on ty Way from Jock Na if in the Goust river in Salnna, Weaver had ree tuned tor sek. Weaver later retarned tun chor i t Whe Oke eure riled mueninad va Sinvivim reported that Woerger hal the sbertt wien as friendly greeting when the party appeared then treed Wittout wursdia

Beima Ala Percy Dawson Wherl T Dan Weaver Dawson Alii Bs High Siidwir Sinslair Dixie Construction Company Alabama Power Company Jock Na Goust Salnna Sinvivim Wien

Bootleg War Toll as Hijackers Kill Man in Park

A chaotic shootout during a bootleg era confrontation ends with a man shot in the back of the head. Parents accuse police of killing their son as officers allegedly threatened to take his life. Bodies are found near a park lagoon while investigators search for weapon and motives.

Fraud charges in real estate scheme across states

A sprawling real estate fraud case is alleged to involve Florida company executives and multiple out of state targets. Postal inspectors linked the scheme to sales of properties in Florida and the Midwest, with arrests and warrants naming several individuals and firms. The investigation cites millions in losses and ongoing prosecutions across jurisdictions.

Executive of Florida Land Company

Greenbrier Fair Closes After Busy Day at Valley

The Greenbrier fair concluded with strong attendance and large crowds from nearby counties. Spectators enjoyed races, a prize bicycle, and a well attended program featuring Arion Watts, winner of the main race, amid a festive atmosphere near Lewisburg and the Virginia line.

Sixty two Are Held in Huntington Raids

Federal prohibition agents led a raid in Huntington resulting in sixty two arrests. The operation targeted illegal whiskey production and trafficking with warrants executed at multiple locations. Officials say the crackdown disrupted organized illicit activity linked to counterfeiting and bootlegging networks.

Huntington

Most Successful Institute Yet Held By Kanawha County Teachers

Kanawha County teachers and the annual institute concluded yesterday at the high school marked as the most successful in years. Leading instructors praised the sessions, with addresses by Le A. Cunningham of Morgantown and others noting progress in methods and student work. A plan for monthly teachers meetings at Grandview and improved programs for Charleston district teachers was announced, with Mr. Deltrien addressing the board.

High Cehoal Instructesa Sodsloney Chilan le. A. Cunningham Aniiversity Morgantown Charleston AL Batley Greup Mont L. Cavennier Grandview Chariestin Lragrena Deltrien They Board of Revention Trane Cirnce Ob. Lraus Sioux Falls A. EB Wtuntington Mrseu Gahan Harley Tom Seoaly Jo Marron Rutesanr J Teery Mharleaton Keliould Mtr Cgogunn

Plans for Strike of Hard Coal Men Set After Delay

The Associated Press reports 19 900 workers including miners engineers and maintenance staff in anthracite face a September 1 walkout but an 24 hour deadlock ended with a suspension order. Operators issued a hostile policy statement while calling for arbitration and wage scale adjustments to stay competitive.

Associated Press Thilatelphia Union Ivadera Ange Malled

Rival Tong Men Seek Truce Among Chinese Tongs

Delegations representing Chinese tongs involved in a blood flare up met with Assistant District Attorney DeVore to discuss peace terms. An armistice is in effect while the outcome of the conference remains unresolved. The meeting extended the deadline to Monday afternoon to decide on mutual obedience and potential actions against violators.

New York Nota Boston Didarter Chinese Benevolent Society Wet Went Leconahler Banten Cainese Ltta Anenda Hoth Wakh

Soft Coal Owners of Rival Territory Combine for Trade

Producers of Central Pennsylvania Maryland and Northern West Virginia take steps to profit by anthracite troubles as rival coal regions unite for coordinated trade actions.

Pennsylvania Maryland West Virginia

Yankee Fliers Bombard Rifian Foemen in Battle Report

American aviators engage enemy tribesmen today delivering bombs and naval fire. The group drops food and ammunition to supporters while Spanish and French allies are said to be reuniting with the enemy under unclear circumstances.

Ouezzan Preach Maerveco Svortag

Pair Killed in Machine Crash

Funeral services for WU Cash and H. Jeffries will be held this afternoon at 2 from GG. Hegleton's South Side home. They were passengers in a car driven by A. C. Davidson. the crash on the Kanawha City road in South Ruffner occurred when Davidson reached for tobacco and Jeffries grabbed the wheel, sending the vehicle into a telephone pole. Davidson was uninjured.

WU Cash H. Jeffries A. C. Davidson Kaniwha City South Ruffner Jeffries Davidson Cash Kanawha City Savidson

Foreign debt plans are set by upcoming congress

Washington reports completion of funding negotiations with major debtors under a new American date program. Officials say a coming session will approve measures, with Czech Slovakia and Greece moving to initiate negotiations. France already secured terms while two powers remain unfunded.

Associated Press Washington America Congress American Date Commission Olivlal Anti Fed Jhitler France Cnversations Czechy Slovakia Uropians Greek Governo Jnuit Cavche Svakian

Glass workers avert strike with new wage contract

Prospects of a glass men strike were averted as representatives of the Winlow Glass Cutters and Flatteners Protective Association and the American Windy Glass Company signed a wage contract. The agreement maintains the current wage scale and keeps 18 operatives on until September 1, 1924, with the contract expiring at midnight.

Pittsburn Winlow Glassy Cutters and Flatteners Protective Association Oftemia American Windy Glass Company

Five and Ten Increases Stock

Dover Der Auw reports the Kresge Department Store owner of several five and ten cent stores has raised capital stock from $45 to $10,000,000. A certificate filed shows 250,100 shares of $100 par preferred stock and 25,000,000 shares of common stock without par value, authorized by the state department.

DOVER Der Kresge Depwernment Doe Wervase State Department

Quantrill Guerilla Survivors Reunite in Kansas City

A fragmentary report notes seven survivors of the Quantrill guerrilla band reuniting in Kansas City. It recalls their Civil War actions, including raids and ambushes, as the notorious Bushwhackers linked to the James brothers with annual gatherings and shared memories of the old Confederate sympathies.

Frank Jesse James Kansas City Quinn Trips Everillay Howe Songe Danas Jia Sanger Sevan

Coal Producers Plan Invasion Of Other Regions

Soft coal producers from central Pennsylvania Maryland and northern West Virginia met at the Bellevue Stratford hotel to oppose new freight rates favoring West Virginia rivals. They outlined plans to ship soft coal to New England and the Middle Atlantic states starting September and discussed defending against proposed Interstate Commerce Commission rate cuts effective October 16.

Associated Press Philadelphia Spft Central Pennsylevaie Maryland Waest Virginia Atepa West Virginia Fettle Aoft New England Middle Atlantic Charles O'Neill Central Pennsylvania Coal Producers’ Association Commerce Commission Hellevue-Stratford Ohio North Atlantic Norfolk and Western Carl

Fight Carries to Mayor Hylan in New York

Governor Smith and Senator James Walker move on to Queens after attacking Mayor Hylan. Rival Frank Waterman and John Lyong hold Brooklyn meetings as state and city political battle intensifies. Hylan names Rothstein and Chadderune while Controller Ord accuses misuse of $260,000 in labor bank funds.

New York Smith Jamen Walker Brooklyn Queens Hylan Prank Waterman John J. Lyong Rever Tn Brooktyn Byans Cam Paign City Hall Kovernor Avenum Arnold Rothstein Thomas L. Chadderune Tansle Company Tam Chase National Cralg B. MT Broadway Manhattan Eton

Coolidge Visits Plymouth Scene In Historical Tour

President Coolidge sailed to Plymouth Massachusetts aboard his yacht and toured Pilgrim sites including the landing, Daniel Webster’s grave near Marshfield, and a Webster home restoration with artifacts. He also met publisher CW Bare rok at the Walt Bireat Journal office before luncheon and left via a lane marked passable but dangerous. Bancroft ambassad to Japan A. Bancroft buried in Sone cemetery with family rites.

the Associated Presa Bancrupt Nuhiny Burg Ghi A. Bancroft Ambassad Japan Sone Cemetery Parente Uiterment

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