Tax Law Test Declined By Banking Body
The executive council and a West Virginia bankers group declined to take action on a proposal to initiate court action over a property classification and tax levy amendment to the state constitution. White Sulphur Springs was chosen for the association convention next June. Amendments to the state depositary law and a uniform fiduciary law were discussed. Branch banking was debated and referred to a special committee. A proposed unified governor appointed commission was also noted for future consideration. Tax matters were sent to the taxation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Council
West Virginiatate Bankers Association
Charleston Clearing House
Fred
Blue
State Bankers Association
T. Brooka Price
Charleston
W. 3. Jouneen
New York
D. R. Richarca
Morgantown
John J. Dickinton
Richards
Lon Snrringer
State Banking Department
Farmers Demand Debt Moratorium
Delegates from 22 states at the national relief conference urged Congress to grant a farm debt moratorium of nine years. The three day meeting, part of a strike's outgrowth, aims to craft a legislative program for the House and Senate. Vice President Curtis and Speaker Garner will receive petitions from the conference. The debate also pressed higher crop prices to cover production costs and bans on evicting farmers. Milk producer issues were addressed by Stephen Roesch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farmers
Congress
House
Senate
Curtis
Garner
Stephen Roesch
Incomplete fragment hints at a hunting or event note
Fragmentary OCR text mentions hunting and a day, with unclear names and actions, producing no clear person, place, organization, date, or event details to summarize into a coherent card.
Napoleon's Son to Rest Beside Father in Paris Return
The body of Napoleon II, the heir dubbed king of Rome, is to be reinterred near Napoleon in Paris despite Austrian objections. After long delays and diplomatic hurdles, Vienna agreed to move the coffin to mark the centenary of the emperor’s death. The boy, raised in Vienna as the Duke of Reichstadt, was treated as a hostage and barred from contact with his French relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Repes
Vienna
Siepelemwes
Kite
Rante
St. Belcud
Iearnel Tomy
Bourbon-Farma
Ibix
Alepline
Lalglon
Napoleon
St. Hielean
Konix
Hinve
Napelron
Helehatadt
Ravcenment
Third Federal District Urged in West Virginia
Attorney General William D. Mitchell urges congress to appoint an additional United States district judge for West Virginia in his annual report. Senator Matthew Neely supports the move, backing a third district and opposing patronage aims to gerrymander the state. The judicial conference chaired by Chief Justice Hughes also backs the recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasrington
United States
Virginia
Congress
William D. Mitchell
Matthew M. Neely
West Virginia
Berrymander
Legan
Neely
Paswace
Tand
Fairmont Polon
Hachmann-Hal
Mitchell
Judicial Conference
Hoghes
United States Supreme Court
Tieulp Court
Mitchel
Phatcher
Walker Closes Three Days in U.S. Senate
Washington reports that Walker, a stocky Western senator, retired to private life after two days in office. Karl G. Schuyler, who opposed him in the election, took the oath as Walker’s successor. Democrats held a narrow margin as Walker left the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
U.5
Senate
Washington
Walter Walker
Karl G
Schuyler
Stender
Shortage Of County Funds Imminent Threat To Paychecks
County funds are expected to run short as many teachers and county workers face delayed salaries. Taxpayers shift to semi annual installments under a new state law, cutting revenue by over 50 percent for November and December. Only about 1 million in personal property and real estate taxes and 300 thousand in utility taxes have been collected so far this year. Larger firms may delay taxes to align with federal income taxes, worsening the cash shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasawha
Sherif
I al Cereneas
Charleston
Borah Seeks Abolition of Home Loan Bank System
Senator Borah introduces a bill to abolish the home loan bank system claiming it is wholly unsatisfactory, drawing Senate debate and swift Republican and Democratic responses. Senator Copeland defends the system saying it would save many homes under proper administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Borah
Fda
Senate
Copeland
Boral
Congress
Hoover
Couzens
R Mich
Gloss
Virginia
Pletcher
Florida
Dill
Spitoons Weapon in Reichstag Riot Amid Hindenburg Debate
Berlin dispatch reports rioters using spittoons telephone receivers and desks as weapons during a Reichstag session. The uproar followed clashes over succession plans if President Hindenburg dies or resigns. The chaos forced a session suspension, then resumed with tense proceedings and renewed threats before order was restored.
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Reichstag
Berlin
von Hindenbarg
Paul von Hindenburg
Reich
Supreme Court
Hindenburg S
Galleay
Wry
Dole Hitler
Soreichstag
Soonebody
Herr Torley
Karl von Schleicher
Mercury Storm Drives Midwest Temperatures Below Zero
A brutal winter storm sweeps the Midwest driving temperatures below zero from Minnesota to Illinois. Snow and wind cripple transportation, cause fires in Minneapolis and Fergus Falls, and strand air and road traffic across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid West
Chicago
UPI
Midwest
Canada
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Werden
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Kansas
Missours
Texas
Mercury
Minneapolis
Fergue Falls
Roosevelt State School Wins by 74 393 In West Virginia Vote
Roosevelt led Hoover in the presidential tally with 405 124 while Hoover had 880 731. Kump was chosen governor over Townsend by 72 etc. Official returns noted by Secretary of State George W. Sharp show Roosevelt winning most counties except nine including Doddridge and McDowell. Other state offices returned results for supreme court, secretary of state, and education board with figures cited. The attorney general issued an opinion upholding the state board of education and advisory council amid a constitutional challenge to the act abolishing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Hoover
West
Norman Thomas
Bodalier
Hoover Carri
Doddridge
Grant, Mineral
Morgan
McDowell
Preston
Ricente
Tyler
Wesnur
Vetsus
Kump
Townsend
Mike Stone
J. H. Snider
A.tab
State
Supreme Court of Appeals
Jo N. Kenna
Prank Tawi
Henna
Wyant
O'Brien
George W. Sharp
Iteaxeturn
Stasny
State Board of Education
Howarrd B. Lee
William ©. Cook
Supreme Court of Appbals
Board of Education
State Board of Public Works
Advisory Council
Genera
Shate Board of Education
Lee
State Auditor's Department
Auditor's Department
Cook
Board of
editiPiense
President's plea calls for revenue to avert deficit
Washington dispatch reports President Hoover urging Congress to raise revenues via a 2 to 4 percent general manufacturers tax, 11 percent salary cuts, veterans' benefits cuts, and maintain a one cent gasoline tax. He cites a current year deficit over 1.14 billion and outlines savings of 839.7 million with a plan to gain 182 million more and 495 million in revenue, while remaining silent on war debts and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Hoover
Puddler Jim Appears To Take Senate Seat
Senator Devis, known as Ro Pa, entered the Senate chamber in Washington and, after a brief visit with colleagues, returned to his office. The Pennsylvanian, under federal indictment for lottery law violations, ended speculation about appearing before his trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puddler
Jim
Senate
Washington
Devis
Thirteen Bodies Recovered After Mine Explosion Near Madrid
A mine explosion trapped fourteen workers at the Jane c esn mine near Madrid. Thirteen bodies have been recovered tonight as rescuers continue searching for the remaining worker.
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Madrid
N. Deo
T—ie
Janecesn Forgat
Bigbabie Vletlin Arig
Australian Sailor Sought in Murder Mystery on Long Beach Waterfront
Long Beach detectives sought an Australian sailor identified as the principal suspect in the Walter Wanderwell shooting aboard the Carma off the Long Beach waterfront. Police linked revenge, prior mutiny attacks, and a suspected attempt at blackmail to the case.
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Long Beach
Calif
Walter Wonderwell
Bebing
Wanderwell
Cuthbert Wills
Crrna
Wills
Wanederweil
Fred
Curley” Guy
Alpha Wanderwell
Praama
Hollywood
Curley
Guy
Lond
Patel
Suilor
United States
Edet
Wonderweth
Osmither
Jays- Wans
Don
Waylel
Peonritegh
Cary
Alter Dry Law Quickly as Beer Debate Rages
Washington hearings on a 3.2 per cent beer bill reveal Attorney General Mitchell urging rapid change to avoid law breakdown and brewers proposing tax and employment benefits. House Ways and Means begins six days of talks while Senate Democrats push repeal and reform on a short session agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Mitchell
Justice Department
Sid
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Democrats
House
Brewers’ Representatives
A& R
Treasury
Hoover
Secretary Mulls
Collier
Balky Convicts Put Under Guard
Baltimore December 9 Forty five prisoners identified as leaders among three hundred striking inmates in the Maryland state penitentiary pants factory were moved under heavy guard to the west wing. Officials said the transfer occurred without trouble, though knives were found in six leaders quarters during the process. The strikers protested reduced pay under a contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Attlke
Pleare Torii
Turi
Risking Death Youth Pleads Guilty in Chicago Case
In Chicago on December 7 17 year old Varech changed from not guilty to guilty on murder and robbery with a gun after admitting slaying Frank Jordan during a holdup and wounding another. He boasted he cannot be sentenced to death due to a state hospital status. testimony on assault charges was postponed as a grand jury saw the suspect as sane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Prosteuum
Ignatiog Varech
Varecha
Permudnal
Frank Jordan
Youth Killed In Auto Accident Near Mink Shoal
Edward Sheadows 20 of Charlendon died when his car crashed into a hillside about ten o'clock last night near Mink Shoalg. The stolen vehicle, taken from Baker's Tavern part owner Philip Cohen on Quarrier Street, led to four other youths being jailed for accessory to theft. State police mentioned Meadows picked up other occupants on State Street and sped toward Clendenin. Arlay Hunt 19 Woodroe Thaxton 18 Elliott Calvert 18 and a 14-year-old were jailed for penny accessories in the theft. Burial plans for Meadows unsettled. police reported the youths are habitual offenders.
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Edward Sheadows
Charlendon
Mink Shoalg
Philip Cohen
Baker's Tavern
Quarrier Street
Meddows
State Street
Clendenin
Arlay Hunt
Woodroe Thaxton
Elliott, Calvert
Hunger Marchers Leave Washington by Persuasive Police Effort
In Washington on December 7, police gently persuaded the hunger marchers to disperse by truck and car, with only a few stragglers remaining. Most groups moved west as Virginia and Maryland police aided the effort, while about 100 veterans from the rank and file stayed with police permission to petition Congress for the bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Paisley Estate Appraised At 66200 In Probate
Cleveland December 7 James Alexander Paisley president of Valley Camp Coal set his estate appraised at 966200 his will filed for probate today indicates the estate will go to the J A Paisley company said to be owned by family members including daughter Mrs Lillian Christian.
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Cleveland
James Alexander Paisley
Valley Camp Coal Company
J. A. Paisley Company
Lillian Christian
Salvation Army Toy Plan Aims for Every Child in City
Santa Claus will visit poor families as the Salvation Army launches a citywide toy drive. Captain Robert Rose of the Salvation Army and Fire Chief McLane spearhead the effort, with toys collected and repaired by city firemen and volunteers. Families will apply at the welfare office for orders listing children and ages, then exchange orders for toys at the Army Toy Shop. The program, already successful in Atlanta, will be free to all eligible youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Salvation Army
Santa Claus
Santa
Robert Rose
Splvstion Army
Shier J ZL. McLane
City Fire Department
Saluation Army
County and City Welfare Bureau
Roser
Atlanta
Georgia
Jewel theft arrests noted in Greenbrier Case
Welb Holesapple and Spencer Moore, both of Charleston, posted $3,500 bond each in the Bean Jewel robbery case involving $15,400 in diamonds stolen from Mrs. J C Bean of Chicago at White Sulphur Springs. A bell boy James Jackson allegedly confessed earlier, with others serving terms for related crimes. the theft is linked to a string of robberies at the Greenbrier.
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Lewisburg
Welb Holesapple
Spencer Moore
Charleston
Liberty
J.C. Bean
Chicago
White Sulphur Springs
Helenapipe
Williamson
Lewkbun
J. HE. White
Moore
Castleston
James Jackson
Foline
Jackson
Atuto
Greenbrier
M. Welch
Techesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Mrs Bean
Bandits Lose In Race With Police
In EKANGAS CITY Missouri a suburban bank robbery near Shawnes Bank gang fled toward Kansas City where vigilantes and police wounded two robbers and captured them. A third bandit was cornered and taken after a pursuit by possem. One bandit identified as Walter Smith fled with loot while a real estate agent was forced to accompany him before capture.
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Ekangas City
Shawnes
Ban
Kansas City
Shawnee State Savings Bank
State Line
Walter Smilth
Shawnes Vigilantes Committee
T. W. Davis
R. O. Tlareon
Silver Coirs
Posseman
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Council of
W. Va
Willie Willis
Kyacker
Hebert Quillen
Page
Burt
Borah
Home Loan Bank
Qtrandt
Mecklenburg
Ane
Unitermedinals
Ind
Patricia Parsons
Ftorta
Fergus Falls
Wright Memiorial Hospital
Arca
Jee Smith
Milwaukee
Beconoiiower
Wis
Lews
Ilinois
Gov. Roosevelt State School
Globe Trotter
Steins
Hull
Salo
Hetse Wnyn
Abd MeRis
William £ Hull
Jong
Maryland State Penitentiary
Bor
Edward Meadows
Meadow
BayicSmortuery
H. E. Locke
G. Poston
Harry Greenspon
Blemera Murdock
Quarrier Strean
Paisley
Old Saint Nick
Holesapple
Kansas Bank
Missouri
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