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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
10
Mrs Liggett wins a legal battle resulting in an $84 267 verdict amid a 1927 claim over her husband’s wealth. The defendent faces examination and the court notes related petitions and prior marriages in the ongoing estate dispute.
The Harrison county vote approves J Wade Coffman to succeed Judge Hirt S Stathers on the Public Service Commission. Citizens recall Coffman’s service as Harrison county court clerk and celebrate his integrity and public spirit expected to guide impartial state oversight. Governor More appears poised to confirm Coffman for the vacancy on the state public service commission.
The piece reports on Judge Haymond Maxwell leaving the bench and the appointment of Coffman to the West Virginia Public Service Commission. It notes Coffman’s background, praise from supporters, and questions about the commission's decision to issue automated warrants and the impact on rural policing and traffic enforcement. The editorial tone reflects local opinion on public service appointments and road commission actions.
A local tribute will honor a girl credited with prompting Los Angeles shoppers to begin early purchases. The organizers report her influence spurred earlier schedules and statewide attention. Betty’s role in shifting shopping timelines is highlighted as a community milestone.
New York state comptroller announced revocation of licenses for two theatre ticket agencies amid evidence of overcharging. Met Opera and Daly events cited for excess fees above legal limits. Hearings will target additional agencies as enforcement tightens.
New York State health tests backed by the MiloankiMn memorial fund total 2 million dollars, with Syracuse, Cattaraugus County, and East Side New York City among districts showing declines in infant and general mortality. Officials say reductions reflect campaigns and new medical safeguards, while a $20,000 grant funds the Princeton chapel choir as a memorial to Elizabeth Milbank Anderson.
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