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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1932

Page

5

Peoria Store Destroyed by Fire

A Peoria store in a three story building burned rapidly on December 31 as firemen fought the blaze fed by alms and holiday crowds. Officials said only uncertainly whether anyone was killed, with several injured and others jumping from upper floors to safety as netting was used. The Kresge chain outlet suffered extensive damage, but quick exits prevented mass fatalities.

Peoria Estery Kresge Company Neta

Coal Rate Hearing Adjourned in Ohio

Columbus December hearing on Ohio bituminous coal freight rates adjourned with remaining testimony to resume January 3 likely in Washington. Initiated December 12 on complaint by railroads and Pennsylvania and West Virginia operators about Ohio intra state rate cuts hurting northeast Ohio competition. Direct testimony from George Durham, VP and general manager of Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway, dominated the session.

Columbus Ohio Washington Pennsylvania West Virginia George Durham Wheeling and Lake Bria Railway

Ten Corpses Tied to Rails Found in Bay in Chile

A diver reported 10 corpses tied to iron rails in Valparaiso Bay near Santiago. One body was believed to be Professor Ansabalon, a known socialist agitator active during Carlos Davila’s regime. The professors’ association urged the government to send another diver to recover the remaining bodies.

Santiago Chile Valparaiso The Association of Professors of

Son Flies to Attend Father's Funeral Here

Burial of Andrew P. Crawford, 72, delayed until arrival of a son from the Panama Canal zone, will be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon at Spring Hill Cemetery. Captain John B. Crawford, Coast Artillery Corps, United States Army, flew from Miami to attend but weather sent him by train. He arrived this morning as relatives learned of his father’s death from a cerebral hemorrhage after a fall on Lea and Brooks streets Friday afternoon.

Andrew P. Crawford Panama Canal Zone Fowr O'Dlock Spring Hil John 8. Crawford Coast Artillery Corps United Staten Army Gulf of Mexico Miami Ture Crawford Lea and Brooks Strests

Police kill suspect in hotel room during raid

Officers Patynia and Miller under Mayor Cermak squad shoot and kill a man in a hotel room. Miller had earlier aided a downtown office raid, wounding Frank Capone’s cousin. Sergt. Harry Land is credited with shots at Nitti in the attack.

Patynia Hasty Miller Anton Cermak Reiding Willam Nydic Miller Frank M Ttt al Capone Sergt Harry Land Ltar Nitti

Freezes to Death In Washington War Veteran

Washington dispatch reports a World War I veteran, Joseph Tacot, died from a wound suffered in war as he froze to death. Authorities say he collapsed on icy pavement near a building steps. a physician linked the leg injury to exposure and unable to rise.

Washington, i. B Tacot, Joseph &, Carll Croll Eaicha

DeVen to Broadcast Share the Work Talk Tonight

Mayor R P DeVen will broadcast at 8 30 tonight on the local radio to discuss the Share the Work movement aiding reemployment amid the economic crisis. The movement is led by a national committee chaired by Walter G Teagle of Standard Oil. It is estimated 3 500 000 will be employed through the effort, with 10 000 000 still jobless.

R. P. DeVen Redin Walter G. Teagle Standard Qil Company of New Jersey

First Baptist Church Plans Christmas Music

The First Baptist church choir directed by Mrs Willia Smith plans a Christmas program Sunday at 7:30 pm. A candle light procession opens the program followed by a choral anthem. Mrs Smith will read The Other Wise Man by Henry Van Dyke. Soloists include Miss Ida Leftridge Mrs Rosa M Thompson Mrs Mannie Moore Mrs Courtney Jefferson Mrs Emma Nunnaly Walter Baylor William Dickerson and Dr Dennis Smith with Milas Jessie Hall as organist.

First Baptist Church Choir Willia Smith

Three Die in Wreck Near Here Tonight

Lima dispatch reports a train collision two miles south of Here resulting in at least three deaths and several injuries. The deceased were identified as Court Scott engineer from Huntington Indiana Earl Swihart fireman Huntington Indiana and Charles Alden rich Lima Towerman.

Lima Here Court Scott Huntington Ind Earl Swihart Charles Alderich

A G Jenkins Fractures From Ice Fall in City Streets

Albert G. Jenkins pardon attorney sustained fractures of the head and leg from a fall on an icy pavement at Greenbrier and Washington streets yesterday morning. Hospital staff reported hip injuries and awaited another x ray to assess full extent. first aid was given by Dr. W Henshaw, state health commissioner.

Albert G. Jenkins Greenbrier Washington Streets Mr. Jenkins W. Henshaw Atate Healt

Van Brick and Tile Company Chartered in Princeton

The secretary of State issued a charter yesterday for the Van Brick and Tile Company of Princeton. It is capitalized at 85,000 and lists incorporators T. B. Beckwith W. B. Dangerfield and W. D. Fendieton of Princeton.

van Brick and Tile Company Princeton T. B. Beckwith W. 8. Dangerfield W. D. Fendieton

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