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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

12

Radio solved in India nearly 1,000 years ago

A London report claims Calcutta holds a vast library once under Prince Mohammed Kansib. It describes archaic technologies and manuscripts on religion, philosophy, arts, history, and science. The piece notes legends of calography and methods to move metals, while noting interest from American travelers and a possible sale to the United States.

India M. KH Haynolds London Mohammed Kansib Tarext Mort Informintion Tanshing London

Governor thanks county leaders in West Virginia for December aid

The Governor of the State expresses sincere appreciation for the county chairmen and co workers who will be contacted during December. The message acknowledges helpful services and commitments across the county enterprises in the state.

Stace Sata

Proof of Asia's Early World Role in Human Origins Emerges

An American Museum expedition led by Mr. Andrews reports Asia as a cradle of early humans. Desert and dry epochs across Central Asia are mapped, with several new paleolithic groups named the Deno Dwellora. The team notes Mongolian dryness and extended Asian routes from Carpathians to Far East, while no primitive human bones were found this year but are expected to appear.

Hicago Jaen Central Asia Ros Chapsman Andrews Samerican Museum of Natural Sisters Europe Cob Desert Andrews Amerina Centralasia Gladt Baluchi Sani Quicksand Gehl Desert Manduris Culltorsti

Illness Fatal to H. S. Moore in Charleston

H S Moore a prominent Charleston business leader died yesterday at his home on Virginia Street after a prolonged illness. Born November 4, 1875 in Charleston, he led the family printing business started by his father in 1890 and was active in community and church affairs. He married Alice Hanson in 1904 and leaves three children James, Lyndon, and Marion.

Moore Charleston Spene Aftoava Company Samuyel Spancer Moore Rachel Bryent Moora Thin City Aliee Hanson Gallipolis Sis James H. Moore Kentucky Nonnel Lyndon Marlon Alien Moore Accensed Mirae Methodiat Fudacopal Church Che Ely Chick Alschelen

Clark Named Head of Scout Council in Charleston

Walter T. Clark presided at the annual meeting in Charleston as the May Leoup council elected presidents and announced a new camp site along the river near Lincoln county line Kanawha county. The meeting at Hotel Ruffner featured officers and a report on growth and community service by local scouts.

Walter TM. Clark Ghadeston Malway Ieoue Tt. Rinses Perec Ruffner A. J. Horan Hey Scout Movement Stev. Frank ©. Brown Harcy Silverstein Ir. B. HW. Swint S. Lald- Ney National Council Abney Brock Lincolns Kanawha Charleston Forry Munteling Geneck Kiney Klaey Kinney Clessex Boy Factrol Jeaders

Charleston business leader Ernest Moore dies at late age

The death ends the long service of Ernest Moore a Charleston merchant and 32nd degree Mason who held lodge and chapter memberships including Kanawha No 20 and Tyrian Royal Arch Chapter No 12 He was a charter member and first treasurer of the Karlvsten Tatars club survived by three brothers and a sister in Jacksonville Florida.

Ilse Kaonwha Alf A.M. Tyrian

Soviet Praise for Col Mitchell in Air Inquiry

Soviet press laudsCol Mitchell amid air inquiry claiming U S leadership aims in aviation while Moscow Critics say America seeks to dominate air power. Pravda accuses U S of disarmament bias and portrays Mitchell as prope ace freedom in aviation policy diminishing European threat.

Col. Mitchell Knickenathocher Moscow America Washington Soviet Union Sayn Kreka Power Pravda Communist Party Jacks Mitchell Ameren Hess Americas United States Pravda Cea United State Anerica

Minstrel show by lodge January 1 at J C Hall

Local notes show Glen Elk Lodge No 95 sponsoring a minstrel show January 1 at J C Hall corner Pennsylvania Avenue and Virginia Street. Committee met Monday to finalize plans promising new amusements. Other church events include Christmas program at Central Methodist Episcopal church December 27 and a chicken supper tonight at Weekley Memorial United Brethren church.

J. C. Hal Pennsylvania Nue Virginia Street St Elkins Glen Elk Lodge Chaorch Central Methodist Episcopal Church Bigsey Avenues MM Fielon Riggs Thes Vholr Chote WB. Kinz Selo Weekley Memorial United Brethren Church Tennessee Avenue and Hoanetreet

Aviation and disarmament debated in early 20th century debate

A passage cites Pravda on pacific disarmament and questions America's armament since the first disarmament conference. It notes U S navy spending near 7.6 billion and air force spending over 2 billion, calls for expanding aviation, civil aviation growth, Ford mass production, and the National Air Transport Company with capital about 10 million.

America Pravda Taextigton Mitchell Ford

Christmas Guests Arrive From Froaddus and Delaware

Will arrive today with his parents RB Graham of Froaddus College to spend Christmas Mr and Mrs H Cherleston street Grapi Morton of Mfolina Flats 12 at the Staats hospital Mr and Mrs Morton are the guest of Mrs J Holmes of Charleston street Drs T H Gillispie is Mr at her home in Fryette street Miss Louise Taylor continues at her home in Elm street Miss Virginia Atkinson is expected on a Saturday from Delaware Ow where she is a student at Ontario Wesleyan university to be the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs AB Atkinson of Edgewood Prohibition was adopted in the District of Columbia in 1917 by act of congress General Houstons nickname in winter years Was Old San Jacinto General Sam Houstons ankis Was broken at the battle of San Jacinto Stonewall Jackson once quoted Shakesparry in a military dispatch.

Clarence Willams Hopemont Randolph Street R. Willians Charleston Street Piatt Brightwell, Jr Andover Mass Frances Brightwell Connecticut College New London H. P. Brightwell Edgewood Gwen Whittington Upper Bigley Avenue Harold Sceutz Springfeld, C Prank Kauts Bigley Avenue Sauiey Ragland Beckley Dyle Hatcher Beech Avenue Gorden Graham Suse RB. Graham Froaddus College H.cherleston Grapi Morton Mfolina Staats Hospital Morton Delaware Onto! OF Sam Houston Battle of San Jacinto Stonewall Jackson Shakesparry

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