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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1935

Page

2

Hallanan Attacks Bureaucrats in 1936 Campaign Speech

Hallanan, a national committeeman, denounces bureaucrats and pledges to defend liberty and laws against a government of men. He criticizes Roosevelt's foes and argues unity across parties to restore government to the governed, calling the Democratic Party’s conduct and a local college leader’s remarks alarming.

Atairmont Walter Fallanan Heanibicah National France Vernon Franklin Delano Roosevelt Democratic Party Agaan Virginia Conkess Sarai College Ie Allen West Marshall College

Patient Discharged After Buck Injury in Charleston

C F Markle of Greensburg Pennsylvania was discharged from St Francis Hospital after buck’s injury occurred several days ago when he fell while walking in Charleston. Local details note the incident and medical treatment.

F. Markle Greensburg Buck Charleston Oeteecey St. Francis Raspl

Fire damages dwelling on Spring Avenue causing $100 loss

Fire last evening damaged a Spring Avenue house occupied by Shary C. Daugherty. The Charleston National Bank owns the dwelling. Origin of the blaze could not be determined.

Spring Avenue

Two West Virginia Students Pledged to Alpha Epsilon Delta

Charleston students Arthur Shawkey and Edward L. King have pledged Alpha Epsilon Delta pre medical fraternity at West Virginia University and will be initiated December 1.

Charleston West Virginia, University Alpha Epsilon Delta Eco Arthur Shawkey Edward L. King

Baldwin Injured In Valley Police Collision

Claude Baldwin a former Charleston police officer is recovering after a Valley incident in a motor vehicle crash on Wednesday. Authorities reported one man’s death and listed 251 as a casualty or reference number in the sparse OCR text.

Claude Baldwin Charleston, Police Valiey Maroesies

Edison school parents plan charity film and band concert

The Edison school parents and teachers association will sponsor a moving picture show and band concert at 7 30 PM at the South Charleston High School for the Edison school fund. The program includes the Cecil B DeMille film Brave Heart and a band concert to raise funds for underprivileged students.

Edison

Greenbrier's Charlie Ross Case Sparks Past Inquiry

Charles Phillips a Greenbrier county farmer seeks to confirm if he is the missing Charlie Ross kidnapped from Philadelphia in 1874. He plans to contact Philadelphia police and meet Walter Ross, while Phyllis Phillips pushes for access to files as authorities note the long mystery and ongoing investigation.

Charles Phillips Greenbrier Charlie Ross Phillips Joseph LeStrange Philadelphia Police Walter Ross Charlie Phillis Ross Philadelphia

Rotary Speaker Predicts Great Industrial Expansion

Col Carmi A. Thompson, president of Fidelity Investment Association, forecast 1996 as a prosperous year for American business. Speaking at the Kanawha Hotel, he said the southwest will grow with workshops along the Ohio River, where coal meets iron, and that the era will span generations as the depression ends.

Colonel Thompson Wayne County West Virginia University of Ohio Ohio General Assembly Ohio Taft Interior United States Harding Coolidge Philippines China James G. Hill Masaba Masava Charleston Kanawha Valley Col Carmi A. Thompson Fidelity Investment Association Treadurex Rotary Club Kanawha Hotel Ohio River Kanawhar Hill Thompson Pittsburgh

Only the first name counts says former U S treasurer Thompson

Gol. Carmin told a Rotary club that the only name worth while is the given name, noting there are many Washingtons and Jeffersons but only one George or Thomas. He cited the value of first names in notary clubs and friendship, as he spoke as a Cleveland Rotary member.

Gol. Carmin Thompson United States Rotary Club Servea George Thomas Hamiltons Lincolna Clevelands Alexander Abraham Colonel Thompson Cleveland Rotary Club

Creosote cough remedy marketed through druggists

The advertisement touts Beechwood Creosote in Crecmulsion as the top cough remedy, emphasizing its palatable, digestible form and effectiveness for coughs colds and bronchial trouble. Druggists are described as authorized to Cresium and refund costs if results are not seen.

West Virginia and Pittsburgh Steel Production Push

Colonel Thompson notes U S steel plants built in 15 years cluster along the Gis River and predict output will flow via the Kanawha Ohio and Mississippi river systems into new expansion territory. He forecasts strong business prospects for next year and a prosperous year ahead.

West Virginia Pittsburgh United States Colonel Thompson Southwest Kanawha Ohio Mississippi

State Police Continue Investigation of Armed Robbery at Page

State police report ongoing inquiry into an armed robbery at Page last Sunday. Karl Taylor and Harry Myers, arrested at South Charleston, are identified as suspects. A 38 caliber revolver and a stolen watch were recovered. Evidence links a Zoup Creek Selliery script to Clinton S. Erskine, who said four men including Taylor paid him $3.51 and an overcoat.

Karl Taylor Harry Myers South Charleston G. B. Garbelt Page Garbett Crown, Hill Zoup Creek Selliery Company Clinton S. Erskine Taylor

Persistent Hunter Obtains His Venison

In Wanda Pennsylvania Dr William McConnell who had not hunted in 20 years retrieved a shotgun and pursued a large buck. After firing his single shell the deer fled but McConnell found it again in a clearing, struck it, and with no ammunition killed it with a knife after the gun broke. The deer later died when it could not rise. British Malaya has a war on bootlegging.

Wanda William McConnell McConnell

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