Appointment of Judge Stathers to Fifteenth District Court
The West Virginia editorial notes judge Jude Stathers named to the fifteenth judicial district bench succeeding Raymond Maxwell. It cites public service, Commission of West Virginia sentiments, and calls for tax commission reforms with cautious expectations on revenue changes.
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Judean Haymond Maxwell
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Fifteenth Judicial Dimeter
Raymond Maxwell
Clarkaburg
Tablet
June Stuthers
P Nacemant
Maxwell
Stathora
Frantic Debate on Government Power Over Financial Crises
Fragmented yet vivid text hints at government powers amid financial crises. The piece questions adequate leadership and public sentiment without clear consensus or firm direction from readers.
Restoration of the famous Madonna of Czestochowa
Polish authorities announce restoration of the Madonna of Czestochowa in the monastery, led by John Rutowesh. Legends say the painting was made in Saint Luke’s era, thwarted by invaders and vows of religious resilience. The work, attributed to an early Christian master, is being repaired by Humwekl from the Louvre team.
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Mieronna
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Alleptee
Humwekl
Louvre
Austin
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Marmet Road Adverts Cause Confusion on Public Work
A muddled notice from Marmet Road advertises a project with unclear scope and timing. The document suggests state ads for the road at a time when the course was unknown, warning the south side of the future roadway would be hazardous and impede travel if left as described.
Political turmoil and remarks on the coming elections
Fragmented text discusses Democratic prospects in the next elections, tax bills, and Senate actions. Mentions minority party influence, balancing power, and broader questions about diplomacy and policy without coherent context.
Police Probe New York Vice Scandal and Arrests
Disjointed reports describe police probes into vice activity in New York with arrests and investigations. References include figures tied to a Japanese firm, Prohibition era concerns, and city officials weighing evidence of widespread vice conditions.
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Budget Bureau Economy Flayed in House Debate
Representative Burns of Tennessee accused the Budget Bureau of giving a false impression that government expenditures are decreasing. He said costs are rising except for war debt items and noted savings claimed by the House over four years. He argued taxes left surpluses since the war and criticized propaganda of economy.
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Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
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King Frederick Greet Love Affair in German Court Case
A long running German legal battle centers on an alleged royal affair and a vast estate valued at 37.5 million dollars. Arno von Fredersdorf is the claimant against descendants of a historic figure. Marie Elizabeth Daum is cited as a Potsdam merchant’s daughter from the eighteenth century. The case hinges on a documentary claim said to be a confession.
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Potsdam
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Wredersdorff
Michael Gabriel von Predersdorf
Frederick the Great
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Millionaire Row in Prisons Urged by Day Advocate
Chicago dispatch reports F Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League of America calls attention to perceived double standards in enforcing prohibition. He says wealthy offenders face leniency while poorer violators are punished, and asserts there is no anti prohibition sentiment in America.
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AntiSaloon League of America
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Muarrlaund
New Jeresey
New York
Connecticut
Thode Island
Wisconsin
McBride
America
Action on Farm Measure Advances in Congress
A administration backed bill to aid co operative marketing of crops will be introduced in both houses next week and pressed for early passage. The plan creates a department of agriculture mechanism to support co operative marketing and surplus crop disposal. It extends Capper Volstead provisions to allow producers to sell collectively through these organizations and envisions a cheap road to enactment, though some Western lawmakers expect further bills to create an export corporation.
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Oregon
Tincher
Kansas
Department of Agri
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Batande
Final briefs filed in rail merger case
Washington December 19 final briefs were presented to the Interstate Commerce Commission on behalf of the George Cols Scott committee of Chesapeake and Ohio stockholders opposing the Veo Sweringen plan to merge with Nickel Plate. Erie Pers Marquette and Hocking Valley briefs remain confidential until Monday with hearings set for December 25 and continuing four or five days.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Veo Sweringen
Erie
Pers Marquette
Hocking Valley
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