Plans To Divert New River Waters From Yadkin Route
A Roanoke hearing before federal power commission outlined Central Power Company of North Carolina plans to divert part of the New River flow into the Reddis river, altering upper river waters. Protests from Charleston and Huntington business groups cited potential impacts on downstream power and regional interests.
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Central Power Company of North Carolina
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J. E. Thorp
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Albemarle
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Ec Wang
Stadford
Washington Mille Rompany
Fries
Trisstate Milling Company
Antarn Hales Company
Norfolk
Bany
Uniae
South Atlantic States
Gulf of Mexico
Kanawha
Ohio
Jhence
Peedee
Senate Passes Deficiency Bill With Large Tax Refund Provisions
Washington January 11 The Senate approved the first deficiency appropriation bill for the year totaling 199 million dollars with 20.04 million for tax refunds The measure added 2.69 million and included 200 thousand for the Yuma Arizona irrigation project The tax refunds report was amended to name individuals and corporations and debate centered on refunds amounting to about 400 million since the income tax began and about 26 billion in taxes collected The bill also funded 50 thousand for the farm commission and 557 thousand for the President's oil conservation board plus 1 950 268 for judgments and audited claims, the main rise over the House version.
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Farm Commission
Coolidge
President's Oil Conservation Board
Gore Favours Bond Issue With Road Survey In WV
Governor Gore, preparing to take office in West Virginia, says he supports a road system survey before spending more on highways. He told Kiwanis committees he favors funding only after a thorough appraisal to avoid additional taxpayer burdens.
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East
Howard al. Gore
West Virginia
Care
Kiwanis
Virginia
Japinew
Gere
Rug
Deoveror
Covernor- Lefect Corp
Gore
Charleston
Saarerdays
Renin
Davis Elected Bank Director Amid Presidential Campaign
Davis, a Democrat from the New York area, was elected director of the National Bank of Commerce. The move signals his plan to resume prior directorships and support his ongoing presidential campaign efforts.
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York
Jehe
Wan
National Bank of Commerus
Tinanetal
Tdavtae
Hanke
Wath Street
Pater
Coffman and Keatley Lead Virginia Legislative Body
Fragmented text depicts Coffman elected Senate President and Keatley chosen Speaker, with mentions of Virginian political figures, county delegates, and party dynamics. The article references committee roles, appointments, and election processes amid a Democratic Republican contest era.
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Coffman
Senate
Keatley
U S Submarine S-19 Remains Stranded on Bar
The U S Submarine S-19 with a crew of 40 lies on a bar near the New London area as rescuers from coast guard cutters and the Nauset station battle heavy surf to reach the vessel. Efforts fail. men struggle amid wreckage and rising waves while the submarine holds firm in peril.
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U. S
Bar
Nausset Coast Guard
Mass. Dan
Rauaset Canal Board
Ilag
Nausert Statin
Coast
Chafin Charges McLintic Bias in Prohibition Case
Chafin accuses McLintic bias in a federal case to violate the prohibition. The article notes his appeal from a sentence to the penitentiary and references a federal judge and a trial court in Lean County. It mentions indictments dated September 19, 1934, and ongoing appeals through the United States court system.
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Ogsnathin
Mirsilia
United States
Bern
Final Draft of Protocol to be Signed
The draft details a postwar protocol among Allied powers for sharing occupation costs and war damages with the United States. It sets payments totaling 450 million dollars as war damage compensation and outlines retroactive shareholding, waivers of certain claims, and priority of Dawes plan settlements. Brazil and other nations pressed for recognition of war damage claims, to be referred to the mixed claims commission.
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United States
Tonferene
Mount la
Ula
Germany
Dawes
Junmeland Commission
Inter-Allied Military Control Commission
Me Simul Pawers
Brazil
Seusaa Vantas Corbracht
Mixed Claims Commission
Punferenes
Fatal Toast Brings Tragedy at Bride's Party
A wedding feast ends in multiple deaths as a bride and guests drink tainted wine. George Aleckonty Atirted, a groom or guest, collapses alongside men who fall ill. doctors arrive as investigators examine suspected poisoning. The incident sparks legal action and ongoing inquiry into the exact toxin and responsible parties.
Houghton Receives Kellogg Post in London Return
President Comidge reshuffles cabinet diplomacy naming Alanson G. Houghton of New York ambassador to Great Britain in place of Kellogg. Houghton to assume London duties March 4 as Hughes plans retirement and Kke Nogi to succeed in Berlin amid broad departmental shifts and promotions.
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Comidge
Smeeting
Alanson G. Houghton
New York
Cormary
Kelloge
London
Roughton
London Post
Diplomatic Service
White House
Britta
State Department
Houghton
Hughes
Kke Nogi
Houghis
Berlin
Vienne
L. C. Sarver Ends Life By Hanging
L C Sarver of 340 Lidgewood Drive ended his life yesterday by hanging in his basement. Health issues are believed to have led to the act. The body was found by a family member after hours of absence. Police Lt Roy Imerett supervised the removal to Simpson undertaking parlors. Surviving are a wife and several children.
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Lidgewood Drive
Roy Imerett
Simpson
Surver
Powerful Sun Study Sparks Talk Of New Discoveries
Columbia scientist Jacoby touts a potent solar capability, promising sharper sun photographs and expanded solar data. He recalls a 1880 West Africa expedition aboard the four month voyage on the Frigate Pon Savola to observe solar phenomena, noting an unsuccessful trip but a meeting with the Cape Town observatory chief's daughter, now his wife.
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Jacoby
Africa
Ponsavola
Capeton
Hawd
Pais
Doctrine Debate Opens On Brown Heresy Appeal In Cleveland
In Cleveland Ohio the Brown heresy appeal unfolds as counsel for Bishop William Montgomery Brown argues doctrine, creed, and Catholic Protestant balance. The case centers on Nicene Creed origins and the church’s authority to define doctrine without fixed creedal wording.
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O. Jan
America
William Montgomery Brown
Dla
Hisown W. Sharty
Dayton
Dureh
Board of
Charles Dibble
Kalanasoo
Mick
Witt
Brown
Wraughc
Bishon J. Dewelfe Perry
Rhod Island
Shartk
Shorts
Constaneine
Constantine Cher Acter
Would Probe Judge Charges Against Federal Judge
Washington January 1 representative Hawes Democrat Missouri introduced a resolution to investigate charges raised by the St Louis Post-Dispatch against Federal Judge George W English. The measure also seeks an inquiry into the affairs of Charles B Thomas, formerly a referee in bankruptcy in Judge Englishs court.
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Hawes
Miagouri
St. Louie
George W. English
Charlea B. Thomas
English
No Advance in Shoals Tangle as Senate Debates Programs
The Senate, after a day of voting and parliamentary maneuvering, kept Muscle Shoals disputes at the current position. The Norris plan remained in play, with a substitute Underwood measure under discussion and a vote to refer parts of the package to a commission for a report. The day closed with focus shifting to the first appropriations bill and Senator Jones signaling a renewed push for a five member commission plan.
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Underwood
Jones
Warehington
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