John Crowley dies after brief illness in city
John Crowley, longtime figure in local business and public life, died after a short illness. The obituary notes his prominent work with the growth of local industries, leadership roles at the Capitol department store, and extensive community service. Survived by his widow and several children, his funeral arrangements were announced by family and local officials.
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Secretary Kellogg Details Foreign Policy Aims
Secretary Kellogg outlines the administrations foreign policy in a Council on Foreign Relations event. He defends debt settlements, warns bankers, and stresses European rehabilitation while urging self government, free trade, and restraint from entangling alliances. He defends aid limits and criticizes unconditional diplomacy, urging direct action over rhetoric.
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Testifies In Own Defense At Mitchell Court Martial
Major General Charles P. Summerall testified before the Mitchell court martial detailing actions during the night flying incident at Camp Mills. He described ordering night-flyer formations to prevent collision and cited following recommendations of drivers and defense officials. The testimony touched on the defense budget and implications for peacetime Army costs.
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Police Still Hunt Coyle's Yegg Men
Police chase continues for Coyle and Richardsen's gang following a Sunday burglary in Huntington. An attempted break in at a Bly local store involved a forged cylinder and burglar tools, with witnesses describing the bandits fleeing as officers closed in.
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Invitation to Disarmament Meet Stirs Hope and Doubts
The United States received an invitation to participate in preliminary talks on halting armaments, a move debated as officials consider implications of nonmember states and league influence. Secretary Kellogg is in New York amid cautious responses. meanwhile a report notes a Queen brother’s illness and a mother celebrating her 74th birthday on November 20.
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Finance Bills Stalled Amid Chamber Deadlock
Two principal finance bills lack approval as discussion on a third measure continues. Amid government strain, Loucheur’s position is described as hopeless, while the finance committee plans further action to curb dodging in budget measures and secure cabinet support. The franc falls amid broader economic anxiety and stock market jitters.
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Train Wreck Reported Involving B and C Trains At Clarksburg
Reports indicate a wreck involving trains B and C near Clarksburg with crews at the scene. Officials describe medical response and unclear fatalities as police and railroad workers coordinate at the site amid dispatchers and contractor concerns.
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Chinese Forces Break Through Near Tientsin Front
Forces northwest of Tientsin drive enemy units from Yancizun area after fierce storming at Me tulet. Reports describe a northeastward advance as Chinese troops tighten their position against the invaders.
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Maine fiddler wows New York crowds in real spectacle
Mellie Dunkin caused a scene arriving from Detroit at Grand Centers as crowds swarmed the famed fiddler. He paused at the stock exchange and drew cheers from traders. a city audience packed a supper club revue with his wife Grandma Duphan.
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Mayors Meet Pinchot as Mining Crisis News Flow
Harrisburg report says Governor Finehot plans a public meeting with mayors and delegates from anthracite communities to discuss mining regulation and interstate compacts. Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton note mixed reactions as lawmakers consider an extraordinary session.
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Navy Won’t Dispose of South Charleston Plant
A report states the Navy will not sell or scrap the armor plate plant at South Charleston as planned. Officials say the facility will stay in government hands, continue in operation, or be repurposed for future naval needs rather than disposed of.
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De Journett Faces Murder Trial in Local Case
W A De Journett, 68, stands trial for the murder of Dr. Lawrence after witnesses describe the shooting at the Kinawha Banking and Trust building. Key testimony includes the defendant firing at Lawrences with a pistol after a dispute over land in Boone county and related land transactions.
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Parents Held For Assault On Daughter In Huntington Home
In Huntington near St Albans, Sam Lively and the mother of four children face charges after a sister of the mother swore out warrants alleging assault and abuse. The stepfather allegedly harmed a daughter and other siblings, leading to a juvenile court inquiry and funeral arrangements for a 11-year-old girl. Neighbors report further concerns about the home life and alleged abuse amid ongoing investigations.
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House Backs Sweeping Income Tax Reduction Plan
The House approved a revenue bill proposing major income tax cuts with new rates lowering the maximum surtax from 46 to 20 percent and reducing brackets. Amendments were rejected swiftly as party lines blurred on key issues including personal exemptions and earned income credits.
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Democrats Open Fight on Tariff Debates in Congress
The article notes Democratic leaders in Congress proposing tariff reductions and new mechanisms for negotiating trade, while President Coolidge and Ways and Means Chairman Green resist changes. It mentions attempts by Hull and Oldfield to advance detailed tariff bills and a push for international trade accords. Also reports Frank A. Munsey's post operative condition following an appendicitis attack.
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Rum Fleet Sails From Ocean City Amid Supply Worries
Baltimore reports indicate the rum fleet sailed from Ocean City as investigators confirm withdrawals tied to ample Belx climate stocks and weak wholesale demand. The Salisbury Evening Times notes six ships sighted about 17 miles off the coast, with limited shore contact and uncertain delivery schedules.
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Scopes Appeal Receives Time Extension Until January
Nashville Tenn December Léor Counsel for John Scopes will extend time until January 10 to file assignments in error with the state supreme court in appeal from charges accusing him of violating the state law by teaching evolution. The original deadline was November 3.
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Police raid in Waynesburg leads to Perrine arrest
Police raided the Wayne county garage of Walter Perrine after a resident reportedly warned of “plenty of alcohol.” Perrine was arrested on site with a quantity of alleged liquor found. held on $3,000 bail.
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