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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
3
AORPS condemns a Lincoln slur reported in a disrupted obituary style piece. The fragment describes political figures, including newly elected officers, with social and anti slavery rhetoric, accusing opponents of undermining emancipation ideals while referencing various regional names and events.
A Wheeling Intelligencer report by M. Jones outlines potential candidates for West Virginia governor and U.S. senator. Key figures named include W. Wertz of Charleston, Edwin M. Keatley, and J. S. Stath ers, with discussions on Gore, Morgan, and other ex-governors shaping the Republican outlook. Voters will also decide two constitutional amendments on uniform property taxation and legislative budgeting procedures.
Territory offers a premier opportunity for an experienced salesman. Includes nationwide shoes Educator and University footwear lines, with the established trade in the region. Applicant must reside in the territory and have an existing client base. Local experience preferred.
Huntington and Cincinnati Boldt Glass Company holdings merge with Owens Toledo firm for several million dollars. The deal creates a large network with plants in Toledo Cincinnati Huntington and other cities and expands Owens bottle making patents and production capacity. Mr. Boshart of Owens announces renewed prosperity for the Huntington plant and Owens organization.
A historical blur of church listings in Huntington and nearby areas. Ministers, schools, and worship times from various denominations including Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian. Mentions of specific streets, sermons, and morning and evening services with mixed OCR clarity.
A clipping lists Sunday services across multiple churches. Rev H W Pitzer at Ruffner Memorial Brethren Church holds morning worship with a sermon Five Days Before Christmas and a children's sermon, followed by Young People's Meeting. Kanawha City details include Rev B F Sperow's sermon The Great Invite at morning services, with various prayer and study meetings throughout the day. Lutheran, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Advent Christian, and Christian Science congregations are noted with service times, sermon topics, confirmation rites, and Sunday School schedules. The roster includes the First Christian Church, Mary Bee Biwin leading junior church, and the revival ongoing at Advent Christian Church with evening events and outreach activities.
Battle Creek, Mich. Dec 1 The state will aid Arthur Rich the wealthy Battle Creek youth in a second assault trial Louise King of Washington Pa testified against Rich in a trial that ended in a deadlocked jury Prosecutor Courtright announced he would welcome state assistance and Assistant Attorney General J Smith who directed the prior prosecution and had opposed state help was appointed to assist in the Rich case also to investigate the dismissal of five defendants in another court after the jury failed to convict Rich The principal witness was Mira King the daughter of the widow of a former federal district attorney who said Rich beat her last year.
New York December reports that Federal Reserve banks will provide credit to Belgium's monetary stabilization program. Officials said resources from reserve institutions will be opened to the National Bank of Belgium via purchase of prime commercial bills. The aid supplements private credits from J. P. Morgan and Company and the Guaranty Trust Company with European banks, totaling about 60 million dollars.
Patrols of Maryland's ocean front from Cape Charles to the Delaware line were under way today to curb rum running. Ten Coast Guard cutters are cruising the bay and 20 agents from Washington have been equipped with motor boats and cars at Ocean City. No movement of the Atlantic rum fleet from off New Jersey to a new anchorage near Ocean City was reported.
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