Fall Passes on Federal Oil Reserve Lease Case
Twelve government witnesses testify in the Bik Witeneval oil reserve conspiracy trial in Washington, detailing the Pearl Harbor related contracts and Elk Hills leasing, implicating Albert F. N. Fall and Edward L. Doheny as key defendants. Documentation shows transfers, loans, and alleged preferential treatment for Pan American Petroleum interests, with Ne W Mexico land deals and naval department involvement cited in the evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Haval Bare Construction Pro
Arax
Goheny'n
Pan-American Pastrotewm and Transport Company
Elk Hills
California
Petroleum
Harry W. Dausherty
Navy Department
Daugherty
Thi
Shoare
Flaney
Wall
Sterike
Interior Department
Clarence C. Chase
el Fals
Texas
Fall
Minh
New Mexico
Doheny
Falk
Senate
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
Chase
Edward L. Doheny, Jr
New York
Eloiso
Parris Ranch
Three Rivers
Clareland
Ohio
Tate Brice McKinney
Entity
McKinney
Harry A. Stuart
Navy
Hidlala
Bix Bula
Fanse
Frank J. Mogan
Fatl
Move For Mistrial in Hall Case Fails to Materialize
Somerville court scene recalls a mistrial bid as prosecutors press for new evidence in the Hillbilly murder case. State Senator Alexander Aimineon briefly disrupts recess amid rumors of offstage talks by defendants as investigators pursue stronger proof of collaboration.
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Simpson
Slayers
Somerville
Damon Renyon
Univeraxt Servier Somerville
N. 3
Alexander Aimineon
Anu
Jersey City
Ie Dil
Duvers
Roned
Monarch Balks at Crown Change in Romania Letter Dates November 23
King Ferdinand in a public letter to the Premier rejects restoring former Crown Prince Carl or altering the line of succession. In Paris, Queen Marie of Roumania visits with remarks on finances and future plans while Romania’s monarchy seeks unity, amid political tensions and rumored legal operations. The report also covers ongoing jury trials and courtroom observations with witnesses and exhibits described in detail.
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Ferdinand Hee
Carl
Kine
Wavanewe
Tek
Gener
Marie
Paris
Marta
Ramona
Chibourg
Nichol
Iéann Sne
Apd
United States
America
Roumanias
Phoeee
Rotmayia
Flomatiia
Bucharest
Wen
Bot
Provent Doumergus
Forsien Minfor Briand
Board of Ad Judges To Pick Winners Today
The Board of Ad Judges, drawn from Charleston business leaders, will select today’s winners from a pool of contestants for the 2000 Amateur Ad Write contest. Prizes include a weekly $25 cash award and other awards as judging continues. judges include D L A Grimes, Heke He, and G A Palko. winners and coverage to be announced via the Gazette and major wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Ad
Tsemente
Jutsen
Knoien
Todus
Warda
Rashaons
Amos the Fudges
DL AL Grimes
He Grimes Music Company
Heke
G. A. Palko
Saturn
Charleston
Galnaday Wishing Machine Company
Aril
Engle
Fou
Cui
Briand warns Duce temper and warns of border attacks
Paris dispatch reports French Foreign Minister Briand politely guards temper in the chamber of deputies while warning against a mood that could provoke attacks on foreign relations. He lauds calmness yet stresses limits and urges Italy to stop quarrels, noting progress with Germany and the need for lasting peace through direct talks.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Bremler Mustolsnt
Hawa
Triennes
Italy
Rone
Briand
Musesoln
Garnung
Germany
Straseniinn
Ehanwee
Joan
Gormans
Body of Dr Walter Santh Pulled From River
Morgantown dated report records the recovery of the body of Dr Walter Santh a noted Kansas business figure, found in the river near the city after a late evening incident. Coroner A A Petion planned an inquest while authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding his death and a possible missing personal items.
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Morgantown
Walter Santh
Plement
Ie Oal Businessan
Courtney Sane
Saul
Dotin Shunk
Doville
Gale
Marcelle
Withlya
Ina Ryyer
A.A. Petion
Sear
Wits Bory
Dhiv
Airadunio
Wert
Wirlita University
Aid Pheyad
Cowels Pnt
University of Michizam
Joes Hayigs
Cever
Nis Deni
Randall Cas Company
Bionomy Gliss Company
Austen Enterprisig
Fitha County
Vault raid stuns Blentys Wiel area in Sheridan county
Robbers looted a bank in Blentys Wiel near Sheridan county Montana tonight, taking bonds and money while escaping aboard a vehicle. Authorities describe a daring heist targeting the vault with the treasurer and a woman figure said to be involved, as clues point to a planned theft.
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Great Falls
Mont
Nev
Blentys Wiel
Sheridan County
Montana
Vaaute
Missing Sheba Seeks Sheik in Prairie Du Chien
In Prairie du Chien Wisconsin a 1-year-old boy is charged with the murder of a mysteriously missing girl Clara Olson aged 22. A warrant has been issued and rewards totaling 70 dollars are offered for information or arrest. The case involves the boy’s alleged involvement in the girl’s disappearance after he refused his father’s request to marry her and later vanished himself. The father claims the youth drove her toy railroad cart and gave her money to go to Minneapolis Saint Paul. A letter from the youth warns the father to avoid involving the Woya family. People continue to search for clues about the girl’s fate.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Erdmaq Olen
Salie
Hla I
Pagt
Farmer Naighbara
Inlesteggir
Clara Olson
Harry W. Sherwood
Chrie Digan
Young Olean
Elr
St. Baudor
Minneapolis
Bla Cather
Woya
Non Union Field Merger Complete In New York
A merger consolidates nine coal companies into a West Virginia field group. The combined properties include Marsh Park, Birch Fork, Long Creek, Leovale, Silash, Van banl, Baste, Burgess Branch, and Silver and Silvar coal interests. Production runs at about 12,000,000 tons annually with proved reserves around 72,000,000 tons.
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New York
West Virginia
Southern Coat Commons
MMI
Neas Union
West Witstal
Valuad
Marsh Park Coal Compras
Birch Fork Coal Company
Long Creek Coat Company
Leovale Coat Company
Silash Coal Company
Vanban
Destroyers Ordered to China By U S Navy
PRRING Nov 1 Two American destroyers were ordered to China as tension rose over the Yangtze crisis. British forces have landed along the river and volunteers mobilize as American food supplies face possible cutoffs amid regional fighting and diplomatic moves.
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Prring
Intian Telinton
Vanessa
Kuling
Rene Biukiang
Neiten Ephernal Pas
Yangtze River
Bern Eniet
Bergdoll to Return for Sentence in Philadelphia Case
The district judge indicated Bergdoll will return to Philadelphia to accept federal penalties for avoidance. Emma C. Reteralk of the m2 lonalee stated her daughter believes Bergdoll will resume his sentence, while miners in London await further district weltiements as two points remain unresolved.
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Ladelduua
Grover Chevefind
Bergdoll
Jurath
Philadelphia
Arcept
Federal
Atry
Emma C
Walt Dodgers
Curiatrana
London
Souca Wales
Democrats Map Tax Cut Plan For House Action
Washington report notes a Democratic tax reduction proposal drawn by Representative Garner of Texas, aims to be presented after the opening session. It follows Republican leaders outlining legislative programs that exclude Coolidge tax credits from the initial calendar.
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Washington
Demserstlé
House
Coolidge
Garner
Texas
Ander
Congress
Tllwon
Garrett
Tilson
Kely
Allen
McNary-Haugen
Congressional
Johnson petitions county court for vote recount access
Democratic state senate candidate Clyde R. Johnson sought permission to inspect ballots in Hatfield precinct after a recount narrowed his lead to seven votes over Walter Hallanan. The case raises questions about ballot handling and recount procedures as leaders in the district await further action.
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Senate
Hatfield
Hallanan
Clyde R. Johnson
Walter 5. Hallanan
Mud
Jolson
Charleston
Walter
Johnson
Bodne
Senator Johnson
Logan
Logan County
Kanawha
Peasing
Santer Johnson
Boone County
Democratia Board
Founton
Taylor
Fragmentary OCR Note on Political Endorsements
A garbled report notes CAL and WALAMAZOO figures failing to endorse Redman amid a 1920s political backdrop. It mentions Democrats and a push to influence Coolidge and Republican candidates, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors.
Christmas Savings Drive Expands in Charleston Banks
Nearly $400000 will be distributed to Christmas savers as 14 Charleston banks plan holiday withdrawals and deposits. Over the past year 3372,000 in new Christmas savings accounts formed, with 350,000 going into these accounts and 1740 deposits at Kanawha Banking and Trust. four-year totals show a 22 percent rise.
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Imine
Christiman Wivings
Charleston
Totel
Hou
Kanawha Banking and Tro Company
Kanawha Valley Bank
Des Hoskara
United States
Matey On & Essonerative
Pacsye
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Boss
Bok
Ernie Finney
Crenses
Ollentes
Feilteiguante
Kirk Millia
Gach
Gren J. Roberst
Gren J. Roberst, Government Counish
Benge Trarnel
Roberet
Willie Willis
Rodent Guillen i
Sean
Comsrignt
Publaera
King Balks
Carol
Ferdinand
Ascension
Senttar Simpg
Deen
McCarter
Han the
Gilbert A. van Dare
Colonial Hotel
Woma
Gand
Cussink
Senmor Simpson
Douthsful
Jesa Ampson
Leary
Charles W. Parker
Shapson
Golum
Eleanor Mills
Henry Stevens
Aimies
Wilnewkon
Stimpson
Wilmenses
Sevslp
Duce
Self
South
Monogahela River
Mussolini
Miti
Arist del Briand
Sheik
Sheba
NON Union Field
U. 8
China
Shicagg
Yeviard Mfc- Naty-Haugen
L. J. Dickson
Reguablican
Tawa
Sous Farm
Secocration of Secretaries
Ssriculture
Sendon
Dickson Snia
Fy W. Port
New Jersey
Crown
Federateare
Nov
Gavermie
Alfred E. Smith
Pew
Board of
Wielth
Fenae
Graken
Compenwatl
Aleyres
Commission
Déenartmerit
Coegiva
Wnth
Kanawha 4Ard Trust Company
Fisk
Mack
Youenid
Ezra Habverd
Nexec Commission
Graham
Lorne
Townsend
State Compensation Commission
Greham
Townseng
Graham T
Macandrews
Moore
Départy
Les’ Ott
Macandrawa
Salis
Chfer Madten
Whiker
Ehler
T. A
Jon Xr Moore
Awsway Q
Macanddrews
Lee Ott
Nme
Dean T. Moore
Dr. Wilker
Mr. Townend
CAL
Redman
Walamazoo
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