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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1925
Page
8
A broker was charged with embezzling fraternity funds and posted bond awaiting a grand jury hearing. The unnamed individuals and tangential phrases indicate a legal action tied to financial misconduct, with no clear dates or entities clearly identifiable in the mangled text.
A red male hound with a white face neck and breast is lost near Stop 8 in Sp Albans Ling. It had a collar and chain. Call 2670.
Fragmented OCR notes outline a coroner inquest with references to a person named Faeroe and multiple witnesses. The report mentions a Tayt Tease object, a gear of statements at a Strand Tre Mi coroner event, and alleged drug or weapon related details. It references Virginia Padreeo and Colerain and notes a farm voting context and a THANE CLAy line.
President von Hinderburg requests Dr Welch Koen to survey the situation as parties seek a coalition government. Centrist and Social Democrats show limited support, while labor program objections hinder official coalition formation amid parliamentary maneuvering.
Private detectives traced the attempted kidnapping to grounds near a residence linked to the Countess Ludwig. The case involves Millicent Jogers and others connected to the Palm Reach faction, with investigators detailing steps and parties present tonight.
Dec 4 plans for a nationwide observance of Woodrow Wilson's birthday were analyzed by the executive committee. The scheme includes dinners and events in major cities such as Washington Portland Baltimore and Denver with participation by notable figures including Charles Elliott and Edwin A Alderingh. Authorities expect rapid progress with reverent congregations and prominent supporters attending the Charleston ceremony as part of Democratic celebrations.
New York reports a convict named Alden Test on the run after leaping from a Central Tram car. Aided by an accomplice, he fled the Grand Central area but was pursued and captured days later. Later sentenced in New York to 22 years for possession of firearms and related charges.
Ford attends a Baltimore assembly focusing on superintendent roles and school reform across states. He emphasizes coordination among graded schools and mentions Cureton as a point of reference in educational planning.
Three newly completed colored institutional facilities are the focus of a state board conference. Officials plan to confer on educational aims and administration at Laktdri, with leaders including Gordon and Pyetit present. The industrial school opened January 1.
Henry Tather faced charges of reckless driving and destruction of property after a crash on Lee Street early Sunday. The incident, reported by a Charlestan paper, also mentions a second man suspected in the gun case, with unclear details and arrest records.
Sanders departs for a regional education conference to discuss aural education. Officials from southern states, including Bandera, plan to attend as the event focuses on questions in education and receives coverage from the local superintendent.
Washington report notes opposition to President Coolidge on a shipping plan. The minority, led by three Democrats and Representative Cooper, urges preserving current authority and criticizes a centralized approach amid calls for reform.
A raid by state police and prohibition agents near Here Sunday morning led to eighty arrests at a barbecue establishment. Several detainees were charged with intoxication and nearby residents reported a death linked to the area.
Charles W. Crister of the First Methodist Church South will speak at the Union Mission in Tako. This will be Crisler's first appearance there and his visit is eagerly anticipated by converts and friends at the mission.
Wisconsin Senator La Follette is reported to be reconsidering his Republican affiliation as the Senate committee reshuffles assignments. The veteran lawmaker was previously tied to Indian affairs and Manufacturing committees with senior ranking in those panels.
Judge Edwin Thames declines Chapman request to overturn a 2 year federal sentence and halt CT authorities from executing him for murder. Chapman's second reprieve expires March 3 and counsel plans to appeal to the US Supreme Court.
Rogers of South Charleston, chairman of the Bowden district, set out yesterday to secure state funds for school standardization. He aims to classify schools, equip them, improve teaching activities, and boost organization under the state method.
Harry Boyd testified about shipping 81 barrels of whiskey from the Daniel Disciery in St. Louis to midwest markets. The trial in Toledo details conspiracy charges against Missouri Tennessee and Ohio defendants. Spectators saw a murder arrest of John Marcus and pleas of not guilty from Leonard Lyrk Clifford Sampson and Carl Sampson.
Police search for a convicted man linked to a break-in at a local safe. Reported alteration of the lock combination and preparation to use a car foiled by authorities. Details incomplete as the investigation continues.
Chief John Britton and an active squad including Lieutenant Roy Jarrett and Sergeant Claude Baldwin pursued a case yesterday afternoon to Bramwell with W. Finery, motorcycle sergeant, in a rapid chase through the area.
The article mentions two men linked to a Bluefield theft, with police chief Ketawa and officers arresting a suspect in a sedan. J M Harrison Brant notes the thieves fled after an alleged radar night incident. The report references Charleston as a related location and hints at further investigation.
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