Preparatory Arms Conclave Finishes Work for World Conference
Members recognize drafts from the preparatory conclave will form the basis for the world conference. They admit their labors were far from perfect and promise further revisions.
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10 Dec 1930
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Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1930
Page
1
Woods May Meet With Committee
Fragmented text mentions Woods possibly meeting a committee. Authorities or dates are unclear. contents are garbled and show OCR errors. The readable items suggest a local meeting note or notice with unspecified context. Entities are not clearly identified.
Ammonia Leak Causes Widespread Injuries in Cleveland Store
In downtown Cleveland a broken ammonia pump flooded store interiors with gas. Dozens, mostly women, were overcome and treated. many suffered temporary symptoms while several may have lasting injuries. Firefighters shut the building as repairs are organized and ambulances rushed victims to hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Piremam
Ga Cartier
Ires
Polios
Prohibition Sentences Echo Hoover Critique in West Virginia
A West Virginia town hears Norman Thomes of New York criticize Herbert Hoover policies and the federal reserve at a Socialist party meeting. He denounces unemployment, tariff policies, and government as umpire while recalling labor strikes and mine closures in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Federal Reserve Board
Norman Thomes
New York City
Socialist Party In America
Thomes
Woman's Club
West Virginia
Ward
Hoover
Themes
Federal Reserve System
Thomas
Sarife
Intecista
Congress
Economista
Parboiling Discovery Shocks Bacteriology at Cornell
Ithaca scientists at Cornell University reveal that antiseptics act by parboiling bacteria, damaging their cells and stopping activity. Dr. Wilder D. Bancroft and Dr. Holmes Richter report adsorption of antiseptics onto microbial surfaces, causing irreversible coagulation and death. The finding suggests new paths for stronger medical disinfectants and targeted microbial control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roward W. Blaxeslee
Associated Press
Cornell University
Wilder D. Bancroft
Holmes Richter
Beckecher ‘Foundation
Gotham Judge Resigns Amid Broad Probe Into City Judiciary
Francis McQuade, longtime magistrate and part owner of the New York Giants, resigns under fire as investigators widen a sprawling probe into bribery gambling and misconduct in the city’s courts. Also resigning is Magistrate George F. Ewald amid charges over pay for office and other alleged improprieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. McQuade
New York
New York City
Francis
McQuade
New York Giants
Tropezus
George F. Ewald
Ewald
Bosswood
Acandal Firet
Proceis X
Inathane Pate
Truk Seenpeng
Attioy
Prancis X. McQuade
Te Menec Walle
Furtce
Joseph Pores Oriter—dimp
Huntington Wins Vets Hospital Site Fight
The federal hospital board confirms Huntington as the general site for a new 6700 bed veterans hospital in West Virginia after protests from other regions. Page 1 reports that final approval rests with President Hoover and construction start may be months away as site specifics are still to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
West, Virginia
Cams
Federal Hospital Sentom Board
Bunntington
West Virginia
Buntington
Hoover
Congress
Wiet Virginia Hospital
Huntigton
Oahell County
Scythe
West
J. 8. McGinnin
Marely
Huntington
Unemployment and Drought Relief Bills Pass Both Houses
The 110 million emergency unemployment construction program and the 860 million drought relief measure were approved by the House and Senate respectively with no opposition. The public works bill now awaits final action while the drought measure moves to the House for passage. Committee actions set funds and reporting requirements across highway, road, flood control, and park projects to be spent by November 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Agriculture Camtautes
Bauger
cTat
Appropriations Committee
National Forest
Wood
Hinde Bry
Cabie
Ohio
Dureille
Registration Of Idle Continues In Charleston During Drive
Unemployed residents in Charleston will register today at nine stations. Volunteer registrars under civic and federal state employment bureau direction report about 1.0 percent of those registered, mostly residents. Various local organizations supplied workers including the Civics Department, Charleston Woman's Club, PTA, West Side Women’s Club, Junior League, and several churches and women’s groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Community Ceat
Civics Department
Young Women’s Department
Charleston Woman's Club
Parent-Teacher Association
West Side Wors's Club
Junior League
Charleston Public Health
Council
Jewish Women
American Asociation of University Women
Catholic Daughters of America
Bram, Memorial Church
the Baptist Temple
Kanawhs Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
First M. @. church
First MO Ue. Church
South
Kearsley
Bennett
West Side
Owen Draper
Bra
Carl Nercrom
W. Wubn
Alfred Parley
Jackson
Altiser
Hawthorne D. Battle
Mis
Mary Lewis Dickinson
Georgiana Schooifield
Mime Margare
MacCorEie
Charles
Prize Awaits Early Christmas Shopper at The Gapette
A photographed shopper, likely finishing her spree ahead of Christmas, is described as the lucky recipient of a prize from The Gapette. The blurb notes she avoided the crowded last days before the holiday and may call to claim a prize in the festive business scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lkely
Gametta Offica
Perse
Caretta
Appeals Refused by State Supreme Court in Bond Case
The West Virginia Supreme Court rejected the appeal of opponents to a bond issue in Kanawha County, upholding a January 1930 election result of 4123 to 667-55 for an underpass project. One railroad company to cover half the underpass expense. In Harrison County, the court revived a $4500 damage award to Nathan G McWhorter for riverbank flooding tied to a land dispute dating to 1817 and a Virginia Mill Act ditch project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme
Cours Yeatarady
Kanawan County
Ohio Railroad
Deby
Mises
Budean
Monrt
Harring County
Harrison County
Nathan G_ ‘McWhorter
West Fork
Jaco Roming
City of
Clarksburg
Pilots to Be Examined In Wortfield
The department of commerce will test student pilots Owen D Murphy and others from Wortfield. Local examinees include Guy W Bolt of Charleston and Cherie Shamablin of Clendenin before formal approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen D. Murphy
Sriction
Department of Commerce
Wortfield
Newnsex Tds Toraine
Guy W. Bolt
Charleston
Cherie Shamablin
Clendenin
Death of W. B. Donnally Ends His Freighting Era
W B Donnally dies leaving a notable American immigrant story. He arrived in the mid eighteen hundreds amid steamboat traffic and built a freighting business later known as one Doane company. Survived by his widow and six sons plus two daughters, the Donnally family remains prominent in Charleston and Fairmont communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treland
America
Trish
Viton
Mr. Donnally
One Doane Company
Concern
Balle Ashton Cotton
John T
Sarah (Itahugh) Cotton
Selly Wee
County Clebt
First Presbyterian Church
Mra. L. L. Sheets
Dorothy Rulfner
Charleston
John GC. Donnally
Weahington
Donnally
Fairmont
Archaeologists Seek Prehistoric Supermen in Sonora Trek
An American expedition led by Ayron E Cummings from the University of Arizona arrives in Bonora to study giant fossil remains near Tonichi. Mexican officials back the project with Governor Abelardo Sobisto and Manuel San Domingo overseeing, as J L Coker mentions giant skeletons in a prehistoric cemetery by the Yaqui river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermosillo
Sonora
Max
Bonora
Amlet
Ayron E Cummings
University of
Cummings
Abelardo Sobisto
Angel Arrioin
Generel
Scientivte
Francisco Eling
Manuel San Domingo
Cuwstings
Arieona Maress
Geneva
J. L. Coker
H. Smith
Tulnga
Seran Page Lalate
de Fone
Feels Sorry For Plotters Facing Life in Russia
Fragmentary description portrays convicted men who confessed expecting execution, now told they face life in Russia. Remarks imply regret and deception in the justice system, with scattered references to individuals and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Busta
Water supply debate over Mink Shoals and Kanawha intake
A submerged note details Nitro Water Service proposals for supplying Charleston from Mink Shoals and an intake on the Kanawha River at Levi. It weighs pumping costs versus building a 13 1-2 mile line to Mitre, with contention that filtering at Charleston is cheaper than pumping. A reply deadline was missed, with further action to page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asliong
Nitro Company
West Virginia Water Service Oan
Charleston
Mitra
Oehobme
Mitre
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