Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia

Page 1

We have 4,406,664 pages in West Virginia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1929

Page

1

Value of Forest First i in History of Italy By Butterworth

William Butterworth president of the United States chamber of commerce urged WV forestry measures at a West Virginia conference banquet. He said private forest owners own most acres and need guidance to value forests. advocated fire protection, fair taxation, and research to boost forest profitability for farmers. Governor Conley was absent. George W. Sharp spoke in his place.

William Butterworth United States Chamber of Commerce Rustner Hotel West Virginia Thia Farm William G. Conley George W. Sharp WE. Chifton Federated Women’s Clubs R. Y. Stuart V S Virginia Stuart Walter Hallansy David The Coun J. K Buchanan West Penn Public Service Company Fairmont

Royal Visit to Vatican Signals Italian King’s Pledge to Lateran Treaties

Rome, Dec. 4. King Victor Emmanuel accompanied by Queen Helena and the royal court will make the first visit by a king of united Italy to the pope. The trip, signaling approval of the Lateran settlement, draws visitors yet the royal procession will be low key with closed cars and motorcycle escorts. The visit, in three parts, includes private talks with the pope, then with Cardinal Gasparri, and a stop at St Peter’s. Vatican guards and high church officials line up to receive the sovereigns.

Vatican Rome Victor Enanuel Heleena Italy Banvoy Papal Can Troyal Caroline Gaespar- Q St. Peter's Basilica Vatican Aoll Paps Néhiticy

Stimson Denies Unfriendly Intentions in Soviet Note

The Soviet government told the Kellogg Briand pact signatories that US notes are pressuring Manchuria talks and denied unfriendly intent in Secretary Stimson's pacification move. Moscow asserted the pact alters world peace dynamics while China and Japan contend over Manchurian dealings and Chinese Eastern railway disputes continue.

Stimson Associated Press Russia Manchuria Faris Washington Moscow Mukden Atete Department Harbin Siebetta Chang Hsush-Liang Nanking London China United States Parla Tempy Russla Netherlands Mexico Cuba State Department Pukow Kwangal Lronsiles Canton Dec Bumson

Hull and Smith In Valley Today

Representatives Hull and Smith of West Virginia arrive in Charleston to inspect the Kanawha Valley and press river and harbor funding. They tour mining and industrial areas meet business groups and digest river transport prospects before a Beckley-Beckley session and a Washington trip to discuss possible appointments on the rivers and harbors committee.

W. %. Hull Dilmore Joe L. Smith West Vir Ginia Cherleston Conley Kanswhea Valley Congress Kanawha Mt Con Wil Winding Gulf and Smith Washington House Ways and Means Committee West Virginia River and Marber

Bridget Farry testifies amid bribery claim in Rothstein case

Bridget Farry, a witness once linked to George A McManus in the Rothstein murder inquiry, testified in court wearing Irish green and accused prosecutors and police. She admitted offering a bribe by showing money to MacDonald, while insisting the alleged briber was someone else, and slipped details about room 340 at Park Central.

New York Bnd Bridget Farry George A McManus Arnold Rothstein Fredaric Mac Imma Youse Old Ireland George N. Brothers Donald Mt Prosecutor Brothers James A. MacDonald Brothers Mr. MacDonald Bridget MacDonald MceMonys Park Central Rothstein Aire

Continue Search For Lost Airman Near Cleveland

Cleveland news reports ongoing efforts to locate pilot Thomas P Nelson who vanished Monday while flying a Bellefonte to Cleveland air route. National Transport division head Wesley L Smith will lead another search party with Charles Lindbergh Paul Collings and Phil Love joining from Transcontinental Transport. A heavy storm and fuel constraints hindered previous attempts as crews scan possible crash areas in Lake Erie and nearby states.

Cleveland Nec Thomas P. Nelson Aim Bellefonte Lake Erie Wesley L. Smith National Transport Company Nelson Smith Canna Sona Wa Ax Michigan Nome Remigta Place Ela Lake Ene Charles A. Lindbergh Paul Colling Transcontiental ‘Transport Company New York Phil Love Bt Lotus Wactting Bellefonte Melion Hove Brddy Lindb Teh Neleon St. Louis Thome T. Nelson Charien Lindbergh Peninsylvania Air Mall Service

Clemans Case May End Today

Leroy Clemans faced jurors in Kanawha court as he defended against forgery charges tied to the biennial revenue bill. Prosecutors and defense presented rebuttals and questioned the authenticity of a letter from a typewriter. Testimony covered publication of the budget bill, printing shop procedures, and Clemans reception of checks from the auditor’s office for legislative work.

Leroy Clemans S Kanawha J. Blackburn Watte Hugh Jarrett Jarrett Printing Company M. &. Hodges Senate Mn Abine Witners Jarrett Hodges H. O. Billard State Auditor's Office Clemans Clemana Charles Keebe Koethe Koette J. W. Loop Finotype Uae Alent Koethe Clemasna Clemens Charleston St Olbere Nla Hie Haut Pugh Furniture, Company Joan T. Herris Wad Sharleston School Supply Company Cmsale

Surplus Justifies Cut In Taxes Says Hoover

President Hoover presented the first budget proposal to Congress detailing 3.670 billion dollars for the next fiscal year. He argued the finances are sound, urged faster income tax cuts for 1920, and cited an expected current-year surplus of about 225 million as justification. The plan boosts army and navy funds, includes farm board allocations, and outlines debt reduction progress from 1916 to 1931.

Washington Hoover Congress Leald Farm Board Federal Farm Board Army Navy House Senate Mellon War Department Panama Canal Treasury Wike

Tax Slash Bill Ready for House

Washington reports the administration program to cut income taxes by 1029 billion is approved by the Ways and Means Committee and headed to the House. Undersecretary Mille explains a one per cent reduction for corporations and individuals, with surpluses projected for 1990 and 1931. Democratic Garner questions prudence amid revenue uncertainty.

Washington Waya Mrang Roo House Ogden Mille Tressury Te Pal Hawley Ramecyer Jows National Treasury Millx Mula Garner Texas Mula Coolidge Government Department Milla Tne Mille

National Business Confab Opens in Washington Today

National Business Contab opens in Washington to form a permanent executive group from 400 industrialists and trade association reps. The conference, under the U S Chamber of Commerce, aims to advance the presidents program of trade expansion and map actions to restore normal conditions in American industry.

Washington United States Chamber of Commerce White House Congress Henry Ford Bernard M. Maruch John J. Rascoh Gerard Bwopa Owen D. Young Alfred P. Sloen Julius Barna Chamber Commueres Lamont Julius Klein

Sen. Elect Vare Faces Debate After Defense in Senate

Observers expect seat denial as William Vare makes a brief, strained defense of his contested 2,500-word charges against his election. Senators Wilt and Pepper opponents push for seating denial while committee report favors seating challenge dismissal. The dramatic arrival with Dr. Shaw and cordial handshakes contrast with tense, party line questioning.

Washington William Bon Philadelphia Senate Ris Benator’ Wheeler Montana Vate Privileges and Elections Committee William B. Wilton Ted Wilson Vare Varo Pepper Clovernor Ware Moon S’ Cane John Shaw Robinson Ark Attef Dempocrata Atale David A. Reed Pennsylvanis Colq Leagué Republican Aids Norbeck Republican South Dakota Johnson California McVary Oreolop Wardh Norris Nebraska Fess Ohio Pennsylvania Varoton Tegugater William &Ipp Col

Hoover Message Shorter Hopes for Shorter Next

Beverly Bills Calif Dec 4 Mr Hoover gave Congress a long assessment titled Condition of the country. He said the country is in bad shape and that Congress bears responsibility for the situation. He urged action at the current session and hinted at reducing the burden to about six thousand by next year.

Beverly Bills Calif Hoover Congress

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butterworth U. S. Commerce Chamber Pope Lie Willis Kellogg Hull and Smith Kanawha River Maid of Park Central McManus Lindbergh Hunt Page J Cal Ireland Patrick Sullivan Frank ©. Emerson Wyoming Francis E. Warren Barnes Rogers
Search Courier

Search the Charleston Gazette Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Charleston Gazette?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication