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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

15

Mortgage firm faces big loss in tax fight

The case involves Wort Viridnls Mortidice and Divseunt chninany facing penalties for delinquent city and county taxes for the first half of 1925. The city taxes amount to about 4880 with a 10 percent penalty. total assessed at 24,945.63. If unpaid by Jan 1 penalties rise. by June 20 delinquency may lead to state treasurer turnover and added costs. Bristol Cochran and Sheriff Massey oppose the tax contention.

Bawwe Bristol Cochran Hawkins Taont Rales

Smokeless Coal Operators elect new WV officers

The Smokeless Coal Operators association of West Virginia re elected Ord of Landgraft as president at the annual meeting in Washington Dor12. Other officers chosen include Major R. Ly Fae of Philadelphia as first vice president, Major W. FP. Tama of Carns WV as second vice president, Vic McVann of Washington as secretary, and GG. H. Carperton of as another official.

Washington Dor W. BD. Ord Landgraft W. Va Smokeless Coal Operators Association of West Virginia R. Ly Fae Philadelphia W. FP. Tama Carns Vic, McVann GG. H. Carperton

Coal Case Verdict Expected Today

The White Oak Coal Company sues the United States for wartime coal prices in a one billion dollar dispute. Jury recessed as arguments proceed. testimony continues with both sides represented by prominent counsel. Damages described include a death claim and prior judgments, with the war supply of coal central to the case.

White Oak Coal Company United States Legal Cireles Trarness United States Circuit Court District Court Fe Ichaimead White Gale Co Raleigh Fayette Counties Macdonald Fayette County Esse Robert 3. Spilman Charleston G W. Dillon Fayetteyillé Addison C. Burnham Boston

Japanese Plotters On Trial In Washington Gathering

A chaotic report notes Japanese extremists tied to the Black Dragon Society face trial as hirelings of Uchida amid charges they planned to blow up the Diet. A new board of governors is named with Major Mase and T. J. Farrell among others, hosting a luncheon at the Washington hotel with 200 coal operators and friends attending. Elsewhere Austria faces a severe funding crisis with the three largest universities Ulosa Vienna Clung Innabruck strained by pay cuts and inadequate equipment.

Tokyo Sid Black Dragon Society Pe Sa Hande Uchida Kato An Charleston Board of Governors Major Mase Philadelphia T. J. Farrell New York Pocahontas J. I. Winen Uf Gid Joan L. Strinbughler Tue River D. B. Wentz Sand. Harperton New River District C. J.mond Teechtey A. J. King Huntington Winding Gulf District Washington Hotel James Emory Gwenorr National Association of Manufacturers Austria Pacaneia Ulosa Vienna Clung Innabruck

Reckless Driving Charge Likely for Stop Sign Violation

A motorcycle officer, W. Ramsay, states a driver speeding through a stop sign may be guilty of reckless driving. He filed two charges against William Grant for reckless driving and failing to stop at a stop sign. Sailors previously wore hair in Jacob's pig-tail.

W. . Ramsay William Grant

Phillips Milk of Magnesia touted as stomach relief

A vintage advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick remedy for indigestion sour stomach and gas. It claims the saturated bicarbonate solution neutralizes stomach acid neutralizes bowels fermentation and gently clears waste without purging offering a pleasant alternative to soda with a 25 cent bottle advertised.

Philips Phillips

Woman Awarded 500 After W Va Auto Crash

A federal jury awarded Mrs Reneautchinson 500 for injuries to her daughter Willis after a Christmas Eve wreck near Einfeldt Einfeld, W Va. The suit filed by RL Yutehimgon as administrator alleged negligence by Appalachian Power Co and G I Slate's son and by a Power Co truck driver.

Reneautchinson Willis Appaglachian Power Company G. I. Slate Einegeld W. Va RL. Yutehimgon Bluefleld Christmang Son of Slate's the Power Company

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