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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
13
Amid turmoil in the chamber, finance minister Loucheur faces a failing plan with opposition pressing for compromise. Debates focus on new taxation and debt policy as Canada, France, and other nations weigh finance measures and political reactions during a tense parliamentary session.
A court battle over aviation technology yields a verdict naming Colonel Mitenolh as a key figure. The trial details indicate advances in aviation caused by a complex mix of engineering feats and strategic defense concerns. The judge’s decision highlights the role of notable individuals and the implications for military progress.
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Former atute gate end flah warden A Viquesney and associates pleaded guilty in a federal court to misuse of the United States mail in promoting the Vinuesney Timber and Ore Co. Sentencing set for next Tuesday morning. Prosecution alleges stockholder notes were handled in regular business, with defenses focusing on technicalities. The case, led by postal inspector WT Vollerding, involves local businessmen and investment totals around 875,000, with land and iron ore described as assets. Attorneys for both sides and government counsel appeared, with judges and officials from multiple cities listed.
Dr Conwell, 82, famed lecturer and founder of Grace Lutheran temple and Temple University, leaves about 40 000 to each institution and 450 000 to life insurance beneficiaries. He directs most assets to church and university, with only 1 day, equal shares to two children. Also notes Kuomintang military actions near Tlentaln with rival generals in ongoing conflict.
The Columbian athletics committee announced Knute Rockne of Notre Dame had signed a three year contract to coach Columbia football. Rockne would confer with Columbia officials on scheduling and staff as debates about his move continued. The move follows his consideration of Notre Dame duties and a long-standing national coaching reputation.
Recovery crews at the Alabama Steel and Tram Company mine number 2, Overton, pulled 51 dead from the blast site. White and negro workers were among the identified casualties. Officials credit rescue efforts and anticipate more bodies as shattering wreckage is cleared and investigation continues.
Kanawha valley coal rate reductions extend to New York Central routes from Winifrede junction to New England and Middle Atlantic stations. The order, issued in November and amended, preserves existing rates on routes via the Kanawha Valley lines and New York Central connections, effective January 4 with five days notice. Trafic official Yarborough hailed the move as favoring shipment to New York Central lines, extending the coal pay load to Point Menusant and altering prior routes toward the C and O and Gauley Bridge area.
Citizens meet in Kanawha county urging Governor Gore to start immediate construction of the second wing of the state capital. Mayor Wertz chairs as lawmakers and business leaders press for funding and legal pathways, citing treasury deficits and a court challenge to a tax law. Governor Gore defends authority to proceed, arguing the need to complete the capitol project despite financial and legal hurdles.
The Mitchell court martial in Washington nears its end with verdicts in the hands of war department review officers. After Raven Weeks of hearings, only two formal steps remain before findings. defense declines to reply to rebuttal by prosecution. Witnesses, foreign agency notes, Texas guard parachute claims, and German wartime documents featured in testimony as officers described air defense capabilities and mission details.
A despatch from Manila reports seventeen outlaws killed and five constabulary soldiers wounded in an incident near Laland province as a schoolteacher Nusarete was captured. later his execution details emerged. Machado elected president of Portugal after Teixeira Gomes resigned due to ill health and exile.
Washington December 11 The inheritance tax provision in a federal tax reduction bill draws strong support and sharp opposition from Republicans and Democrats. Representatives Ramseyer Town and Simmons Nebraska defend, while Freer Wisconsin leads attacks on the 50 percent rate cut and the eight percent credit. Committee chair Gee of Ways and Means stresses state revenue need and federal control. Agricultural states argue Nebraska gains less than New York. Debate focuses on who benefits and who pays as the bill advances toward germination and potential passage.
John Crowley a well known Charleston businessman, age 111, is seriously ill with pneumonia at his home on Kenatwha street. Doctors from Cincinnati were summoned as his condition worsened. recovery is possible but the disease may take its course. Crowley has long been associated with Prentiss Ashton in tobacco and cigar trade and co owns the Holley hotel, with ties to St. Francis Hospital project.
Staunton Young was wounded when bullets pierced a door as he entered a restaurant. Katherine Renda and her husband Frank M. Renda were arrested after a confession implicated Katherine. Police seek further evidence as the case unfolds with rival testimonies and uncertain motive.
The jury in Intermediate court found Robert Wines guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the October killing of Homer Jones at Peedry in 3 Gun wattie. Sentencing ranges from one to five years in the state penitentiary at Alounéa. The defense opened after counsel for the accused was briefly allowed to speak when Pettigrey left court. Judge Black directed acquittal for Arthur Ray, who had been included in the trial.
In Detroit on December 11 the federal council of churches debated Japanese immigration and urged renewal of the law’s repeal with a plea for expressing disapproval to Congress. Prohibition remained unresolved as the committee declined to enter the temperance field at this time. In Reading, Pa, three cars collided on Wyomissing Road as a bus struck Penn Avenue. 12 injured, one critically, Frank Sheppert, 42, was trapped under a car for thirty minutes awaiting help.
A secret Lesagis of Naflens session approved inviting the United States to participate in a special committee to prepare for an international disarmament conference. Invitations also go to Russia and Germany, with texts to be published after destination receipt. The council favors US collaboration in preparatory work and at the conference.
New York December 11 two men were buried beneath timbers and debris when a beam collapsed at an old residence being remodeled on 4th Street near Avenue. One worker died, five were rescued and taken to hospitals, and four others remained trapped after hours of rescue efforts. A priest gave last rites to two men as police and fire crews battled to reach the buried workers.
Bangor, Me on December 11 reported a drastic water famine as Penobscot River backflow increased, halting theater wheels at the pumping station and raising fire and emergency concerns. The crisis, described as unparalleled since 1901, threatens city water supply and public safety.
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