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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
9
A garbled report claims Arizona officials urge action against federal authorities over forest access and grazing policies. The text mentions a proposed extension of hunting season and reductions in grazing that harm vegetation, with debate over federal invasion of a state and partnership arrangements. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
A cryptic discussion notes increased urgency in enforcing prohibition laws, detailing how large sums are allotted to enforcement and smuggling operations. The text likens payments to bribes and highlights the economic impact on consumers through higher prices for alcohol.
Mrs Colcord hosted a luncheon at her Kanawha home with Mr and Mrs TC Colcord and Mrs Philips as guests. The room featured a centerpiece of yellow and tan flowers and a pale colored shade, reflecting a springtime setting.
A long list of social happenings includes Mrs Ira Sayre and other ladies from Charleston and St Albans organizing gatherings. The Ladies Missionary Circle meets December 10 at 2 30 pm with Mrs C S Zinn on College St. Mrs Haley Sutherland and others plan to run a newly acquired dry goods business starting September 14. Visitors include Mrs I G Colcord and Mrs F Hollandworth, with several Charleston residents visiting family and attending events this week.
An unwed mother, Mins Macul, was acquitted today in her second trial for the murder of Jonna Baguang. The jury deliberated for one hour and 24 minutes after a sixteen day hearing. The first trial ended in a hung jury at a New Haven motion picture theatre.
Report from the American Railway Association shows November 28 coal loadings fell by 124 461 cars from the prior week, due to Thanksgiving. Total traffic reached 172 278 cars, down 1 percent from the week before, with miscellaneous shipments at 344 404 and merchandise at 282 153 cars. Freight movements for hogs and money markets appear in brief, while London markets note buyers tracking West Somerset trends with over 200 orders noted.
A ventriloquized column warns against giving harsh laxatives to infants and children, arguing that chronic constipation should not be treated with drastic physic. It promotes milder remedies, emphasizes patient care, and labels aggressive laxatives as harmful and unnecessary.
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