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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
2
A garbled OCR record mentions Coast Guard actions over the year, with scattered names and places. It references officials, hotels, and various entities, but the readable content is fragmented and unclear.
A garbled OCR item mentions Minkin Broad Band and various unclear terms. The fragment references a trimmed seal and other scattered phrases, with no coherent events or identifiable individuals, places, or dates.
A Perthend based case ends with the head of a counterfeit school sentence handed down by Federal Judge Davis. Eleven defendants, including leaders, are linked to a scheme producing counterfeit currency and related fraud. Jurors heard about a master plan and the defendants are to face penalties including terms up to one year and monetary fines.
A fragmented report outlines charity budgeting growth driven by revamped revenue streams and new donor avenues. It references public and private sources, including government and corporate partnerships, to fund expanded programs and services while noting cautions over administrative costs and sustainability.
The fragment describes a fundraising event related to immunity chests, mentioning figures like 5 0 100 and deductions from amounts raised. It references a Taichi or Paigwebye Taichi ending Say Be and a federation context, but the text is garbled with many unreadable terms, making precise details uncertain.
The portion funds approved charities with no references to rate or religion. Each philanthropic organization receives an apportioned share from the annual campaign dedicated to popular subscriptions.
In Washington on December 22 Sam Kaplan and Robert Adcox of St. Louis were ordered held in jail by the district of Columbia Supreme Court after pleading guilty in the Oriental University diploma mill trial. They testified for the government and expected release, but were ordered to await sentence. Separately in Lincoln England farmers protested bombing maneuvers over their lands to the ministry.
Huntington reports Dr Robbert W. Douthat of Morgantown former professor of Latin and Greek at West Virginia and former Barboursville Morris Harvey president is seriously ill with pneumonia at a cousin’s home in Abilene Texas. His son RS Douthat county clerk notified locally.
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