Resignation Of Lucas Demanded In Heated Debate
Senator from Nebraska defends Alfred E. Smith support while Norris ally calls for Lucas resignation amid farm relief clash during a Washington debate. Column notes Howell and Sen. Giena address the issue as beer wave and policy adversaries are outlined.
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Nebraska
Alfred E. Smith
Waseington
Ae Teowli
Norris
Lucag
Giena
Minos
Ressons
H. Aentin
Gasoine fumes fatal for Oklahoma City man
James Barron aged 50 state manager for Benny L. Doherty interests died from asphyxiation caused by gag fumes from a hit motor car in his garage at his Oklahoma City home. The incident was reported today.
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Oklahoma City
James Barron
Benny L. Doherty
Crusaders Plan Local Quarters for State Headquarters
A regional Crusaders leader said Charleston will host the state headquarters of the national organization opposing Prohibition repeal. Thomas, regional director of the Crusaders, outlined plans to restore liquor control to states and argued the measure would boost employment by resuming traffic and disposition of alcohol. He cited surveys from Wheeling Charleston and Huntington and noted the Webb Kenyon act and Wilson tariff context supporting federal regulation.
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Crusaders
Charleston
Solan
Asd Algut
Thomas
Apn
Ilon
Abe
West Vir
Iset
Wheeling
Huntington
Reseen
Anatia-| Soal Department
Mr. Thomas
James M. Mason
Charleston Iswyer
Wiliam B Wilson
West Virginia
Cheeland
Shepard Case Goes to Jury for Verdict on Murder Charge
Major Charles A. Shepard, an army medical officer, faces three possible verdicts after a trial alleging he poisoned his wife with bichloride of mercury to wed Grace Brandon. The defense argues circumstantial doubt while prosecutors seek conviction or death.
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Hangas City
Eas
Charles A. Shepard
Polson
Atase Pan
Richard J. Hopkins
Aardins MM
Brewater
Shepard
Grace Brandon
Fan Antonio
Brewster
Henry G. Close
Denver
Cruisel
Bhepam
Kway @ man
Westimony
Fort Omaha
Shanghai
Tasas
Bees
Fort Gilley
Kas
Major Shepard
Utton
Miss Brandon
Port Riley
Brooksfield
Biles Brandon
Misa Brandot
Girts
Brandon
Flowers
Ahepard
Christmas Music Programs Announced by Charleston Churches
Churches in Charleston announce Christmas music programs across morning and evening services. The Baptist Temple on Quarrier and Mariia streets hosts an 11 oclock Christ ies program with a large choir directed by Mr Newton featuring many named soloists and sections. Other churches plan children’s programs and additional music pieces for the holiday season.
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Charleston
Baptist Temple
Quarrier and
Mariia Streets
Trial Portrait Shows Major Shepard in Witness Chair
Jury hears case against Major Shepard in Kansas City Kansas on charges of murdering his wife with bichloride of mercury. The trial was assigned to the jury yesterday at Fort Beaufort Kansas.
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Major Shepard
Kansas City
Kas
Fort Buey
Tax Audit Reveals Major Deficit in State Funds
The sixteenth annual audit of state finances shows an estimated overdraft of 1,697.0 dollars by June 30, 1921, with the general fund burden to be met by reduced appropriations or new revenue. Dover reports a beginning overage of 663,900.62 and a projected end-year deficit of about 1.097 million, amid 6.6 million in projected expenditures and 8.1 million in revenue. The report notes the need for cuts or new revenue to cover the gap.
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Townsend
BE. A. Dover
Dover
Ain
Abandon Hope For Shipwreck Victims
Copenhagen dispatch reports near-total abandonment of search for survivors from the Oberon disaster off Læsø Island after the Oberon and Arcturus sank in fog. At least 40 feared drowned. two captains named Erik and Oss Hjelt, with families lost, and cricket figure J W H Douglas among the missing.
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Ren- de Wensels
Lase Island
Oberon
Arcturus
Ceptainy Erix
Oss Hjelt
Eck Hjelt
Bly
Erik Hjelt
Hope
J. W. H. T. Douglas
J. H. Douglas
Burns Hospitalizes Man After Kerosene Explosion
Southard of Bruntob, Va, is recovering at the Graate hospital after a kerosene can exploded at Wiley's Auto shop on Virginia Street Friday. Gordon Clatterbaugh of Belle, an employee there, was also burned but not confined to the hospital.
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Forest Southard
Brnuntob
Graate Hospital
Wioyt
Virginle Street
Gordon Clatterbaugh
Belle
State Senate Coalition Plan Reported Dead
ALBERT W. QUINN reports that the insurgent Republican coalition plan to take the senate has collapsed. M. Z. White of Willemson is favored for presidency, with Watkins and other Republicans edging toward his camp amid Democratic resistance and cabinet concern. J. Alfred Taylor led the race for speaker, while Henshaw may head the minority.
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Albert W. Quinn
M. Z. White
Willemson
Senate
W. Merie Watkins
Grefton
Raco
Huddie
Watkins
BH. C. Ogden
Old Guard
Conley
Gearman, Beneke
W. Sdrwin Wella
Evan G. Roberta
Scond
Thomas J. Davis
Ne T, Anniler
Harry B. Martin
M. T. Miller
White
Tor White
McGinnis Hatfield
Howard
Neale
Charles O.' Wotmeyeteergee
Am Woodyard
Fowrth
Jacob B. Smith
John Q. Rutchinson
John B. Davin
BE. Bunker Reynolds
4. L. Helmick
Qreeing
A. L. Halmick
Thomas
Helmick
State Senate
Ths
Tate
John Q. Hutchinson
Bockley
Democrata
Planas
Henshaw
Harry P. Henshaw
Bunker Hill
Clyde B. Johnson
Charlton
Johnson
J. Alfred “Taylor
Fayetteville
Beyersl
Pert
Unemployment Relief Bill Signed by Hoover
President Hoover signed the emergency relief package totaling 136 million dollars for immediate federal jobs and drought relief. Funds assignable for highways rivers flood control forests and public land work will begin promptly with projects ready for start within months.
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Washington
Congress
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Actus Lator
Steoll
Hooter
Senate
Timat
LaPolletti
Wisconsi
Walsh Democrat
Massachusetts
Canal and Dam Projects Bring Jobs to Kanawha Valley
Government plans for Marmet lock and twin lock river works near Charleston may start this spring. Major Herman says final general plan approved. if funds are available, a contract to build one lock could begin soon, creating immediate work in floating plant, shop and river construction. Property revaluation in Kanawha County discussed to shift values amid industrial growth and tax debates.
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Huntington
United Pak Ghar
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Marmeet
Herman
Frank Conklin
Reed
Marmet
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Flier Killed Delivering Christmas Gifts in Crash
Philadelphia report says Martin Freiter a 28 year old pilot who flew from Boston carrying Christmas gifts to relatives died when his plane crashed in woods in the northeastern city area.
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Philadelphia
Martin Freiter
Boston
Wea
Moose to Furnish Christmas Baskets Through Gazette Santa List
Charleston lodge No. 1444 of the Loyal Order of Moose will supply food baskets to families on The Gazette Santa Claus List. A charity cabaret ball December 23 at Denial Hall will raise funds for the cause with proceeds aiding the Gazette Santa Claus fund and other local organizations.
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Order
Jean Flournoy
Dante Cleon
Cecetto
Charleston
WBAZ
Buntington
Trooper Mercer
Tenor
Don Brandon
San Francisco
Fertainer
Peggy George
Betty Cash
George J. Greever
Moretary
Loyal Order of Moose
Br. Clifford
Smany
Gazette 8
Craeber Taat
Crescent road accident injures man in car collision
A Crescent road resident was slightly hurt when a car carrying him collided with a wrecked vehicle on Spring Street near igiay avenue. Police say the car was driven by Charlee Spaulding of Crescent road and the other vehicle by Vernon Bannister of Rest Bask.
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Crescent Road
Wea
Ty Charlee Spaulding
Vernon Bannister
Rest
Igiay Avenue
Commissioners' Kin Get Partial Appointments After New Court
Report details pending and tentative appointments to county posts as the new court convenes in January. Names include County coroner Dr William of Charlaton, road engineer Aubrey Ray, draftman Ray Cavendish, and county auditor W A Sizzon. Officials note many positions remain unsettled pending decisions on continuations or abolitions.
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Black
Lunecy
Dre
Prestoo
Robertess W. Lb. Price
Mm. Mladeewood
Nephiw
Combs
Missioner Blackwood
M. Boas
Aubrey Ray
Charlatton
Goghs
Ray
Ray Cavendish Charleston
Mie
McClang
H. McChuing
Albany
Eswil
W. A
Argeninas
Blackwood
Thay
Flense
Page & Fut
Alleged Slayer Awaits Hearing in Pocahontas County
In Marlinton Dea Hyer is jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing next week on charges related to his wife Mary Hyer’s beating death. Edgar Pocahontas County Prosecutor's office notes an autopsy confirmed the fatal injuries. Witnesses describe the suspect's conduct around a restaurant and a confrontation with police, with hazardous devices reported.
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Marlinton
Dea
Byer
Allen
Edgar
Pocahontas County
Sariller
Pleads Guilty To Mann Act Charge In Federal Case
Jamen Dayton Bomilton of Pitevurge pleaded guilty in federal court to violating the Mann Act. The case stemmed from alleged child marriage arrangements involving Rosette McDowxd, 23, of Overbrook, Pa, and a woman in Arbor, Mich.
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Jamen Dayton Bomilton
Pitevurge
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