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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1929

Page

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India Demands Independence From Britain

In Lahore India’s nationalist congress adopts a motion calling for full independence and boycotts of councils as a first step, with Jawaharlal Nehru urging peaceful means while warning British diplomacy. The vote proceeds as delegates from across the country prepare for a future declaration of independence.

Lahore India Mahalia KR. Gansal Tull Congress Great Britain Jawaharal Nehru Searn Uaw Inde Nehru Britain Irwin Tha Viesroy Mehru England Indis Pease Tate Faye Cot

Tillie Willis and the Mysterious Quillen Tale

A garbled OCR fragment hints at Tillie Willis and characters named SOGMET QUILLEN and Peg, with dialogue about restraint and quarreling. The text is incomplete and unclear, offering no verifiable events or clear identities to summarize beyond a rural-tinged, whimsical exchange.

Queen Marie Warns Young Women On Emancipation And Manners

In a New Year message from Bucharest the Roumanian queen urges balance between emancipation and proper conduct. She criticizes flapperism while expressing sympathy for youths and urges education and self restraint among young women.

Marie Bucharest Roumania Queen Marie of United Press Balkan Kneve Queen Marie

Link Magistrate With Dope King

United States attorney Charles H. Tuttle said the name and phone number of Magistrate Albert H. Vitale appeared in a list of frequently called numbers found in baggage seized from Louis Faccmount alias Louis Hinck, tied to a narcotics sweep involving 19 arrests and three rings. A club proprietor claimed a $2,000,000 narcotics supply in 24 hours. The New York City bar association probes Vitale testimonial dinner.

New York Charles H. Tuttle United States Albert H. Vitale Tuttlemaid Louis Faccmount Louis Hinck Eleventh Avenue Faccarana T New York City Bar Association

Russia Hurries Hunt for Lost U S Explorers

Moscow intensifies search for aviators Carl Hen Etelson and Earl Borland missing for two months off Siberian coast. Canadian pilots prepare three planes to depart Alaska for Nome and Teller to reach the Bering Strait area amid extreme cold and fog.

Moscow Carl Ben Elcfson Earl Borland Siberian Ivan Chukhnovsky Nobile Party Straube Alekseev Brerugov Krasnoyarsk Siberia Cape North Arctic Committee Milayzorov Stravropol Russia Wrangel Island Slac Fairbanks Alaska Northland Nome Teller Carl Hen Etelson Har! Roorland Biberia Fairchild Filot Pat Reid Bering Bering Strait Eileson Borland Stravropel Bretsan St. Lawrence Island Northcape

Hold Joint Funerals For Mine Blast Victims

Beckley December 29 joint funeral services were held at Beckley Presbyterian Church for Jon Bovey Jr and John Thomas both engineers aged 27 and 20 who died in a gas explosion at the C. C. B Smokeless Coal mine in Stotesbury. Twelve other men were injured in the blast. Dover and Thomas were buried in the Beckley cemetery lot the same day.

Beckley Beckley Presbyterian Church Jon Bovey, Jr John Thomas Stotesbury Blnet Dover Thomas

Search for Biases Proves Fruitless

Huntington police failed to capture escaped convicts Adron and Dana Risa and Basi Childers after a night of robberies and car thefts in the southeast city. Four stores and four cars were taken in seven days, with one taxi driver fatally wounded. officers searched surrounding areas with no definite trace. State police aided but have not found the suspects, who escaped from the penitentiary at Mounds on December 16.

Huntington Adron Dana Risa Basi Childers Ald Bias Brothers Barry & Brooks State Department of Public Safety Charleston Buntington Mounds Wille

Service as the true measure of life in Brininstool sermon

The West Virginia council of religious education secretary Rev F EB Brininstool urges “Do the next thing and do it well” in a Galette sermon on a definite aim in life. He cites President Hoover as a model of purpose, contrasting aimless drift with God’s plan guiding great service.

Eb, Brininstool Geers West Virginia Reuneil of Christ Cariat Hoover Fanda World Service United States Elin Wheeler Wilcox

Why Be Prepared? A Fragment From A Scrambled Page

A heavily garbled historical OCR fragment reflects fragmented musings on readiness and fate. It references winds, seas, and life’s journey as an inward storm and external chance. The text is unclear but touches on resilience and destiny amid turmoil.

Fats

Prisoners Flee Jail Leave Note Promising Return

Two men James Anoney and Wayne Anderson jailed on auto theft charges escaped Joplin county jail in Dighton Kansas leaving a note challenging the idea there is no honor among thieves. They pledged to return if trusted and asked relatives to keep silent. The note claimed they would stay away only briefly if pursued, then return to face consequences.

Dighton Kan James Anoney Wayne Anderson Neighboriog

Route No 2 Delegation Fails In Protest To Road Officials

A northern state delegation led by H C Ogden demanded immediate completion of Route No 2. The state road commission refused citing unavailable funds and pledged hard surfacing of Route No 3 from Chester to Parkersburg instead. The letter from chairman C P Fortney cited adherence to the road act and outlined funds allocated for road improvements.

Toed Commission H. C. Ogden Wheeling John B. Easton State Federation of Labor L. M. Nelson Obio Valley Industrial Corporation David Koehnen Tyler County Charles 2. Carrigan Moundavilla Republican State Executive Committee W. S. Wilkin Brooke County J. William Cumaciina West Virginia House of Delegatee Glen Sood Bras Wetzel John J. McKay Tyler Grant B. Fleming Pleawote Bootheta Democratic Party Audi Panhandle Cheater Parkernburg C. P. Fortney Land Commission Herachel C. Ogden Hancock Brooke Ohio Marshall Wetset Plessents Wood Jay Qyden

Prohibition Agent Shot During Yountville Raid

federal agent Robert Freeman was wounded during a raid on John South's home in Yountville California. Freeman and partner W Jones produced a search warrant and confronted South and his wife who allegedly opened fire with a shotgun and revolvers. Freeman was critically wounded and transported to Napaloapital for treatment as authorities investigate the clash.

Yountville Cal Robert Freeman Napaloapital Kera United States Veterans Home Freeman Mr. W. Jones John South South Jones Gouth Hollea George Beaver

Prohibition Showdown Looms Over Enforcement Split

Washington awaits a clash between the Hoover administration and Idaho's Borah over prohibition enforcement. Reports describe rifts in the duty of officials, calls for firings, and charges about permit systems and district attorneys. A joint committee and budget issues loom as reforms are debated before Christmas recess.

Washington Hoover Benetor Borah Idaho Jones Leander” Borah Attor North Atlantic Coast Guard Rum Mnnera Treasury Justice Departments Congress Trife Borah Christman House Congressional Treasury Department Senate Prohibition How

Dry Law Opinions and Coast Guard Prohibition Drive

United Press reports detail mixed views on prohibition with Washington described as a home drinking city yet free in spirit, Newark boasting thousands of saloons and speakeasies, and Buffalo claiming to be the wettest. New London notes a deadly coast guard raid where three smugglers died and 4000 cases of liquor were seized, while Detroit witnesses a drop in bootleg operations to about 8000 dens amid price notices, and Admiral Billard emphasizes the coast guard means business in stopping liquor smuggling.

United Press Benator Borah Washington Borah Newark City Buffato New Orleans Chicago Atlanta New London Conn Coast Guard Newport R.J A. C. Cornell Coast Comat Guard Legare Flor-Del-Mar Spagnan Montauk Point Otto Bentz Hare Roaring Furnace Boatawaln Bente Gahore Park of Bet B. Cash Mepea Gue Bay Long Island Thes Coast Guard New Lomiqm R. C. Jewell Norumand Thi Aunch Charles Travers Age Ake Welsman Providence Dudley Brandt Boston Mass John Goulart Pall Haven Detroit United States Custom Liz Sandy MacDoneld Frederick C. Billard Cogat Guard Billard New England Ae Tt

Whalen Visits Chicago Sparks Mystery of Motive

New York police commissioner Grover C. Whalen arrived in Chicago amid fanfare, toured the city with secretary and bodyguard, and held a private conference with Chicago Police Commissioner W. Russell. Whalen praised traffic and city beauty while dodging questions about the Yale-Marlow murders and racketeering, then departed by train amid reporters’ follow-up questions.

Frederick C.othman Tosted Prem Chicago Borin Grover OC Whalen New York Polie Willa JK. Walah W. Liam £. Rusell Russell C Hrasa Drake Hotel Auburban Runcell Din Catera Nia Diack Talkies Drake Michigan Avenue Tom Malone John Ling Yalev

An Odd Remnant of Hoover Era Political Scheme

Beverly California December 28. Mr Hoover purportedly mocked senators for not enforcing constitutional limits while proposing a pro prohibition enforcement arm of the government. The remark cast doubt on honesty and raised questions about appointments and responsibility across states including Idaho.

Beverly Hls Calif Mr. Hoover United States Senate Borah Feony Gtp Idaho Thease Herbert ‘Hoover

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Resolutions Committee Tillie Willis Rumuania Queen Mamie Vitale U.S Chukhnovsky Alaskan Point State Police Brininstool F. F. Brintnstoo Republican Party Connecticut Windy City Mr. Rogers
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