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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1933

Page

5

Chicago Alderman Bauler Held in Shooting

Alderman Mathiae J. Bauler was arrested on a charge of assault with intent to kill after a shooting at Haulers Aquor tavern. Policeman J Ahern, once bodyguard to ex mayor Cermak, was injured while Deputy Sheriff and partygoers witnessed the event. Both Bauler and Ahern admitted firing. each said the other fired first.

Chicago Mathiae J. Bauler Job J. Ahern Ahern Anton J. Cermak Haulers Aquor Tavern William D. Meyering Edward J. Kelly Hauler Frank Wright Meyering Bauley Bayley Kelly Alderman Fauler Mayor Kelly Bauler Edward Hayes Alderman Bawler Vie Npme Bayler Aber Ques Money Disheed Baylor Hayes Wheither

Death of Tibet's Dalai Lama and Buddhist Priesthood

Tibetan religious leadership remains powerful with the Dalai Lama chosen by priests and revered as jewel of majesty. Tibet spans China under British influence with a sacred system of reincarnation guiding lamas. Recent events mention three Britons seeking permission from the Dalai Lama for Everest ventures and the lama's influence extending through Mongolia and China.

Marquis of Clydesdale L. V. Stewart Blacker Flight Mentenant D. F. McIntyre Mount Everest Dela Lama Traddt- Honma Dalai Lama Mongolia China Tibet Great Britain Himalayas Desat Dalz Peiping

House Bills Cut Fees and Push Dairy Sanitation Measures

The House advanced a budget bill amid heavy amendments aimed at raising revenue and tightening dairy product standards. Debate centered on fee reductions from one percent to 0.5 percent for state and national mandates, with proposals to delay announcements failing. An amendment exempting farmers with fewer than five cows who sell directly to consumers was adopted, while most committee amendments passed.

Feex House Butcher Wood Perone Smith Wirt

Drivers to Have Police Powers Over School Bus Stops

Delegates Hickel and Strong introduced bills in the house addressing school transport. The bus bill would empower drivers to stop and fine opposing vehicles during child drop offs, with penalties of 5 to 25 dollars or 80 days in jail for violations. Other measures set assistant superintendent salaries at 1,600, janitors at 600, truants at 30 cents per hour and five cents per mile, bus drivers at 60, stenographers 675, and business managers 1,500. Delegate Noh proposed closing the Parkersburg community poultry and egg packing plant.

Delegates Hickel D. Pleasants Delegate Strong Berkeley D., Jackson Parkersburg

Farm Crops Report Shows Sharp 1933 Decline in Yields

A farm board summary notes heavy acreage losses due to bad weather. Wheat output drops to 29,412,000 bushels the smallest since 1894. Corn yields fall to 4,330,227,000 bushels the lowest since 1901 except 1930. Tobacco and seeds rise while oats, barley, and potatoes sag.

New District List by Counties Across Regions

A fragmented OCR listing district groupings by counties across multiple regions. It names Cabell Mason Logan and Wayne in the fifth district, MacDowell Wyoming sixth, Boone Lincoln Raleigh seventh, Kanawha ninth Mercer Monroe and Bummers tenth, and others including Barbour Pendleton Randolph Taylor Tucker, Berkeley Grant Hardy Hampshire Jefferson Mineral Morgan in successive districts.

Cabell Mason Logan Mingo Wayne MacDowell Wyoming Boone Lincoln Raleigh Kanawha Mercer Monroe Bummers Tenith Clay Fayette Nicholas Doddridge Harrison Lewis Bratton Greenbrier Pocahontis Upshur Webster Marion Monopgalia Barbour Pendleton Preston Randolph Teylor Tucker Berkeley Grant Hardy Hampshire Jefferson Mineral Morgan

Anderson May Get City Post in New York

Heartley Hupk Anderson a former Notre Dame football coach was named as a possible candidate for the coaching job at City College in New York. Louis Richard Guylay editor of The Campus said he queried Anderson who replied he would be happy to go to New York to coach City College.

New York Heartley Hupk" Anderson Notre Dame City College Anderson Louis Richard Guylay Guylay Interi

Beauty elections banned by Hungarian cabinet

Budapest December 19 1929 Hungarian cabinet bans national beauty queen elections calling them immoral following a protest by the Hungarian patriotic union The world crown went to the 1929 Hungarian beauty queen but the government prohibited further national contests

Budapest Hunarian Hungarian Patriotic Union

Banquet Honors Bar Association Guests in Charleston

A Charleston Bar Association banquet at Edgewood Country Club drew 110 guests from state and federal courts, local officials, and business leaders. Guests included Gov H G Kump, Judge M O Litz, Homer A Holt, Lon Kelly, and Judge Soper who spoke on ethics, state relations, and economic issues.

Morris A. Soper Calvin W. Chestnut Baltimore Lon H. Kelly West Virginia Bar Assocation Bar Association of Charleston Edgewood Country Club Car Supreme Court Federal Court H. G. Kump George W. McClintic J. N. Kenna M. O. Litz Hayrhond Maxwell Homer A. Holt A. G. Mathews State Senate Fret L. Fox A. P. Hudson A. 8. Alexander C. E. Nethen A. M. Mahood John J. D. Preston Public Service Commission William Burdette Mathews Ira H. Mottesheard M. H. Rix T. Brooke Price Charles E. Hodges Edwin C. Brownley Holt Waddell R. D. Steed Grover C. Worrell Lafe Chafin J. B. Campbell Bar Association J. E. Campbell Lon #. Kelly Kunny Bar Chestnut Maryland West Virginia Soper Court

Neal May Move His Office to Huntington

District Attorney George 7 reports Neal May plans to move his office from the Charleston federal building to Huntington, his home. The move requires no authorization or expenditure. If relocated, a sub-office will be kept here under Charles M. Love Jr., the newly appointed assistant district attorney, with a clerical staffer as assistant.

George 7 Neal Charleston Federal Building Huntington Washington State Nest Charles M. Love, Jr Love

Letter Ties Dividends to Michigan Banking Holiday Origins

A July discussion reveals dividends of 63.20 a share from The Group, holder of various banking units. Lord defends subsidiary boards against Pecora’s claims, arguing letters show a throne command. Stalker of Union Guardian Trust cautions about earning and says the company will suffer losses. Detroit’s banking collapse is linked to mood and stockholder efforts including Ford contributions.

Lord John W. Stalker Union Guardian ‘Trust Company Detroit Michigan Roosevelt Pecora Stalker Perore Edsel Ford Ford Motor Company

Offices Abolished In West Virginia Post Offices

The post office department announced the discontinuance today of two West Virginia post offices Bearsville Tyler county and Sigman Putnam County.

Washington Post Office Department West Virginia Bears- Ville Tyler County Sigman Putnam County

Bears 29th Child Born in Vienna Family

Maria Trmann 45 delivered her twenty ninth child in Vienna on December 1. The infant is a boy and her twenty third son. Sixteen children remain alive. The husband works as a truck driver.

Vienna Maria Trmann

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