Guards Describe Minor Pawns in Grime Court Martial Threat
The vast guards were described as minor pawns in the grime, while asserting that those guilty would face court martial.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
8
The vast guards were described as minor pawns in the grime, while asserting that those guilty would face court martial.
Residents of Pike County doubt reports of a buried city near here linked to a reported prehistoric traven site. Archaeologists in St. Louis and Columbia question the claims as excavation halts. professor J. B Wirns and Dr H. M. Whelpley express skepticism about the findings and purpose of the project, which cost around 20000 and attracted money from backers earlier.
An unnamed government official cites rumors of lost cold mines near Martinl in Mato Grosso. The search has stalled with no progress, though some believe real action could uncover valuable gold deposits. The tale recalls ancient placer riches and notes Rakualri as a secondary motive.
An observer details tribes around Gaza and adjacent areas including the Gara, Maktel Toya, Minaco, and others. He notes weapons, social norms, housing, and interactions with colonial authorities, with impressions of their appearance and customs observed during a field visit.
Report from the Alerson Chamber of Commerce annual meeting outlines plans for a new hotel funded by a young stock venture. Officials note expected inside two weeks to ten days for kickoff as the chamber highlights civic improvements and a call for water power legislation.
The article details a Vermont political figure from the late 19th century, highlighting his rise through structured campaigning and a contested nomination bid. It notes his claimed Civil War veteran status, ties to the Green Mountains region, birth in Westfield, Vermont, and Norwich University education. It mentions his family with two daughters and one son.
Hudson North Carolina sees a fatal railroad incident when a man named Hudson, 22, employed as a bratsman, fell from a freight train near the passenger depot. A wheel passed over his head and severed an arm, ending his life. The victim was recently in town about three weeks and may be buried in North Carolina. funeral plans remain unsettled.
Ada Barker Mire wife of Alongs vker of Sharon died after a collision on the Sharon to Goal river line. She is survived by her husband and eight nieces and nephews. Ada Barker Mire was the daughter of Mer and Sles Chapin Belcher. Also noted is the death of Mandy Mes Harrianu Bands wife of Mandy from a complication of Ubidvirses aut her kate in Carpenter. Burial was at live Kprive Shede. Surviving are her husband and sister Mrs May Simmers of Fecky Fork, two brothers including Mr Hamilton of Rocky Worle, and several nieces and nephews including Mrs Suse Paceneyer, Mrs George Han gon, D. Harrison, A. Hayrivun, BL. Marrison, and Gertrude Walker Harrison of Charleston. Sylvester Ningrit Sylvester, age BL years, died at home on Murray Street. Funeral planned for Saturday afternoon with time to be announced. Death notice for Mr Pearce Barnes of New York, uncle of Mr ST UH Barney, former manager of the Rulmer hotel, noted during a Charleston visit. Cause of death believed statuary after a hunting trip.
Surrelae Party Alea Lone Jotigen hosted a surprise birthday honoring Mr. Johnson with gifts and dancing. Attendees included Abbott, Tehn Marien, Gerrendes Beynolds, Katherine Alexander, Miss Cleu Dunlap, and Miss Gertrude Heywolds among others. a Southern supply display and visitors from Charleston, Hunting, and Madison were also noted.
Storm unleashed heavy seas along the Jersey and New York coast with the coast guard ordering double lifelines over Asbury Park area. No deaths reported though property damage and flooding affected coastal towns and small vessels were torn from moorings.
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The West Virginia board of public works faces a case brought by Mrs Violet Jones alleging improper influence in pension payments to Mrs Wall a widow of Ragan killed in the Capitol fire. George Sharp and WLW Graham plan to present evidence at the board's next meeting.
On December 3 Washington reports Coast Guard personnel faced scrutiny over lax attitude toward operation and possible protection of illicit wealthy traders. Investigators noted a monthly sea trade and a sprawling scheme that allows large profits for a few operators, while efforts to curb the activity appeared hindered.
A vintage hair treatment claim urges using four mess of ordinary liquid urven applied at night to destroy dandruff. It promises clear scalp by morning after one to three applications, with improved hair appearance and no more itching. Magnidarvon is advertised as the remedy, with a guarantee.
A Chinese general talks of summoning a conference of Peking military leaders to discuss military affairs and the reappointment of Marshal Tuan as civilian chief executive. The meeting, expected to last about a month, would form a united cabaret of leaders from various factions.
Washington December 2 The White House social season opened with the president and Mrs. Hoover hosting a dinner for Vice President and Mrs. Dawes cabinet members and their spouses. Notable guests included General Warbert M. Lord director of the Budget, Secretary and Mrs. Syrratt Sanders Henry White former ambassadors Richard Washburn Child Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammon Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Sherrill Mr. and Mrs. James T. Ames Yale Frank Munsey publisher and others from Boston and beyond.
A list of attendees includes Yr and Mrs Charles W Richardson Adolphus Andrews Mrs Mary of Washington Mr and Mrs Charles Randolpn and Pierce Pierpont Moofee HW Sabin of New York Mrs Thomas White House attaches also were welcomed Edward B Maclean and Miss Mary Patten of Washington The President's titles Colonel Sherwood Cheney and Captain Benge attended recently in Papua as planned by an American company.
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