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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1925
Page
1
A Christmas gun accident in which a boy died and several others were wounded after a rifle discharged in a home. Paramedics and medical staff treated victims at a hospital as investigators looked into how the tragedy occurred.
A chaotic report notes an opera composer fleeing amid a sensational public scene. The event involved enthusiastic crowds, emotional reactions, and clashes with theater officials as rumors and scandal spread.
Anthracite operators advertise for men to return to work at current wages for eight months while negotiating a new long term contract. Workers demand a wage continuation and opposition to price increases, with a conference set to resume in New York after outlining terms from the Luzerne County delegation.
A large blaze in Beckley caused about 100000 dollars in damage to multiple structures including Preokty and the Mount Tope area. Firefighters battled for nearly four hours as the blaze damaged the Seekley Department Store and a hardware and supply shop, with extensive water and smoke damage to nearby buildings. The cause and full extent remain under investigation.
Washington reports a science driven effort to overhaul agricultural operations to relieve the surplus crop issue. Secretary Jardine and officials discuss forming a government commission to aid marketing and reduce production costs, with a focus on mechanization and improved farm efficiency led by Iowa State’s J Z Sindicson.
New Orleans based artist and president of the Brooklyn Society of Brekere speaks from New Orleans about a Right from elvil ten ths street, his disdain for white collars and tea cups, and plans to travel to Tehan and Tehauntepee with hopes to retreat from modern civilization. He notes his etchings hang in the Metropolitan Museum of Art and London's British Museum and comments on the impact of urban life on art.
Colonel Willan Mitchell, recently court martialed for criticizing air defense, says in a letter to the Pittsburgh Post that he will pursue a defense plan he believes will provide real national protection. He notes no definite plans until a trial review is reached and aims to avoid any work that could interfere with the defense effort.
Washington dispatches detail a rapid shift of power in northern China. Feng Yuxiang appears to consolidate control from Mongolia to the coast as Chang Tso Lin’s forces gain momentum near Mukden. Quiet returns to Tientsin amid fighting and shifting loyalities.
London reports a rise in smoking suits for women with jackets and rowers in Chinese style in dark colors. The trend, seen at society parties, replaces teacans and features feminine wear amid smart circles this season.
Canting, British ex-officer and envoy of Abd el Krim, presses peace terms from Morocco. Spanish government denies talks with Abd el Krim and says Canning acts as a humanitarian peace envoy. Officials warn terms echo prior proposals and aim to stir international disputes.
A new wave of gang violence in Brooklyn left Richard Lonergan known as Peg Legs and others dead after a Christmas night party at the Adonis Social Club in South Brooklyn. Police identified one assailant as Maron Haines and another as Noid Perry, with other suspects detained or fleeing. A patrolman was wounded and two witnesses were hospitalized as investigators described a violent shootout and hall damage.
Cardinal Mercier, aged 74, will undergo stomach surgery in Brussels on December 29 to treat a lesion diagnosed by clinicians. The bulletin notes persistent dyspepsia and the need for surgical correction with local anesthesia given the cardinal's age and required precautions.
Dr. James Putney, a local physician, fractured his arm when he slipped on an icy sidewalk on Quarrie Street yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Charlester General Hospital and reported resting comfortably last night.
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