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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1925

Page

10

Piano for three rooms in Paris offered by dealer

In Paris a piano maker offers a 5,000 franc piano free to anyone who can provide a three-room apartment in central Paris. A painter then builds a houseboat on the Seine to serve as a studio, while a Rockefeller funded restoration spree funds major French monuments and a debate over an English school week for children unfolds.

Paris Alice Langelin Seine the Invalides France Atya Vhat

Kultur expands its field with mixing school in Berlin

Berlin reports Kultur broadens scope to education and opens a new subject for schools. A "mixing school" for the International bar masters is established in Berlin, bearing a prominent name and aiming to teach mixers.

Kultur Berlin

High Family Steppin High In Baseball Fame Bid

The High family Andrew Hugh and Charles gain note in baseball with major and minor league play. Andy hit .328 for the Dodgers while Charley outfielded brilliantly with a .322 average. Hughes starred in Columbus and led the American Association in outfield defense with three errors in 200 chances. All three brothers await the 1924 season hoping for another chance with High.

Norman E. Drown Haoe O'Neills Delehantys Meusels Andrew Hugh Charles Welkin Andy Dodgers Irother Charley Borthardi Leasuy Averaare Hughes Columbua P Semson

Nevada Clings to Gas Execution as Humane Method

Carson City reports debate over maintaining lethal gas as Nevada’s method of capital punishment. Lawmakers defend gas as humane. opposition targets electrocution and other methods. Medical experts note controversy. past execution details cited. no repeal enacted.

W. H. Bunt Carson City Nevada Sca Ward John J. Peterson Silek Gan Senate Jon Wis Murfet IL Sanford Linamore State Fond Gat Gee Jon

New River State Cage Team Wins at Jarny

New River State cage team returned to Jarny and won 17 to 24 driven by Morris Harvey and Sheedy. Hickman led scoring for New River with strong forward play, while Rabbett and Dent contributed on defense and floor work, as Union District High won easily 38 to 2 over Porn District High on Dunbar floor.

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Sutton Collegians Face Undefeated Y Quintet In Major Tilt

Sutton Collegians travel to meet the undefeated Y team in a key clash described as a barnstormer. Captain Bob Hawkins leads Sutton with West Virginia links and Georgetown rivals providing seasoned opposition for a critical midseason showdown.

Giants and Yanks Finish in Volleyball Standings

Giants and Yanks end the volleyball season with wins. Yanks lead the league with 12 points, Giants second with 27, Senators third with 3, while Sox trailing.

Giants Yanks Fin Senators White Sox Iante Sterdauy Senatees Sox Mgther J Searing Valumin

Denver to host largest cattle and horse show in history

Denver will stage the 18th annual cattle and horse exposition drawing entrants from across the country. The event features grand show horses, saddles valued at 40 000 dollars, carloads of cattle and sheep, and major sales including Denver hotel and trader stakes. It runs through January 33 with culling and judging at the arena.

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Southern Praise Event Highlights Confederate Tribute

The article recalls a celebration honoring Lee Added by the Daughters of the Confederacy featuring Rev Grass of St Julie’s Church leading the program. A choir and male quartets performed while speakers urged Southern virtues and unity in the era. The text notes high seafood prices impacting households.

Dotin Grass Julies Erman Gentala Garry Wicks W. Grover Carland Mort Charles Uplt Qarnet Thompson Ward Joe Spradutng Hichmond White Mielfriend Tartecon Mra Many Rweel Taw' Barnhy Kzertul Addrexn Solin Gass

Thrown in "To Boot" in Trade Proves Light Under Bushel

In a 1919 deal between the Indians and Athletics Charles Jamieson was added as "boot" in a trade for Bobby Roth. Jamieson, starting with a .202 average in 1918, later rose to 282 in 26 games in 1926 and became a standout fielder and hitter for the team.

Norman TE. Brown Tris Speaker Indians Cleveland Barnard Uhte Charley Jamieson Joey Sewell True George Burns Daiieson Athletic Bobby Jamie Jamie Nit Felding

Ex-Nun Speaker Sparks Tear Gas Incident in Ohio Hall

Five hurt as crowd panics during a Norwood lecture when a tear gas horn exploded while protesters tried to disrupt the meeting. Helen Jackson of Toledo claimed to be an ex nun and refused to reschedule, drawing protests from Mayor Louis Rufo over the liquor trade ban.

Stincinnatt Norwood Ohio Mra Hellen ,Jackson Toledo Louis Rulto

City solicitor pay hike proposed in council

An ordinance to raise the city solicitor salary from 3400 to 5000 dollars annually was introduced by Councilman Wehrle and sent to the ordinance committee. H D Rummel resigned pending Public Service Commission actions. Otis Summers named to succeed John Copenhaver. Lee Smith named assistant city clerk over the police court duties.

Solettar Wehrle H. D. Rummel Tate Lefor Public Service Commission Otis Summers John Copenhaver Charleston Trust Company Lee Smith

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