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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1924

Page

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Say Girl Aided in Pittsburgh Prison Case Rumors

A Pittsburgh incident centers on a woman named Mrs Hall and a group of men held after a failed arrest attempt. Huntington authorities report confessions from three men linked to a Raleigh case, with ongoing inquiries into a shooting tied to a former state police member.

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Avers Coolidge Cannot Run Now in Wandieng Ton

Fragmentary text notes political figures and events surrounding a presidential nomination, citing Avers Coolidge unable to run, references to teapot dome scandal aftermath, and comments by officials including Hiram We Jehmsen and Feirsony W. Johnson.

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Twins Die in Sled Mishap at Grass Sever

In Sumereed, Pa, Jay and Jay Klinnell perished after their sled collided with a stalled automobile near Gras. The crash occurred when the runners struck the vehicle, causing fatal injuries to both boys as bystanders and authorities investigated.

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U S May Lend Financial Aid

US plans to study wartime credit measures with banks and Congress, aiming to aid the economy. Proposals include loans to bank stockholders and broader federal supervision of new facilities, amid warnings of potential regulatory tensions and agency jurisdiction debates.

Washington Dan Vret Leen Uhietae Thayemidite Mptroller Eaecenes

Train Hits Auto Killing Four in Hammond Indiana

Four people died when a passenger train struck an automobile in Hammond Indiana today. Names listed include Robert Fachterson Mullne Strs Genteigs Doar 28 Hatagnd Sam Uener 2 and John Donen 1 Ammand. Driver Mrs Nancy Sehalt was fatally injured and several others sustained serious injuries in the crash near the crossing.

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Miners Scale Moot Question in Labor Conventions Debate

A lengthy meeting of miners advocates and organizers sparked a heated adjournment as unions press for reform. President Bareington and adviser Vie Pee led the remonstration amid protests and concerns over the pace of progress, with a full hearing scheduled after continued unrest and a continuation noted on page ten.

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Abandon Hope Of Taking Out Miners Alive

Seventeen bodies are recovered from mine workings as rescue teams work in one hour relays. Reports describe the struggle and ongoing search as crews press through dangerous conditions and heavy debris in a grim salvage operation.

Solon Blaze Cast Death Toll in Massive Fire

A chaotic blaze at Solon caused multiple fatalities and extensive damage. Authorities report five deaths and ongoing efforts to control the fire while investigating its origin. Residents near the scene describe thick smoke and urgent evacuations as firefighters battled the flames. Local agencies coordinate response and safety measures for nearby neighborhoods.

Careful Buying Noted In Nation

The report highlights cautious consumer behavior nationwide amid rising prices and inflation. Experts warn buyers to scrutinize costs at markets and stores while retailers adjust pricing strategies.

Ex Service Men Stampede Lenine Memorial Meeting

Ex service men in Wilkes-Barre crowded Concordia Hall for a Lenine Memorial Meeting honoring the Soviet leader. The gathering ended when police dispersed the crowd as tensions flared, with several attendees clashing and saluting amid a tense street exit.

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Farm Exports Dominate Trade in 1928 Market Report

A fragmented OCR summary notes farm products as the largest export with references to various exporters and markets. Mentions Almeriont, Per eenp, and Tinted Flyloo as place names or entities, with dates around late 1928 and a focus on production, trade, and shipments.

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Macdonald May Length Two Years Debate

Fragmented OCR text discusses Macdonald and political matters. Names appear garbled but include references to ministries, outsiders, ministers, and a government context. Contains speculative notes on press treatment and political dynamics without clear events or dates.

Proposed Bill Worries Japs and U.S. Trade Ties

A fragmented OCR passage discusses a proposed bill raising concerns about Japan, U.S. trade, and diplomacy. It references the United States, Japan, and potential actions affecting economic ties, with mentions of a committee and possible legislative process. The text is garbled but centers on international relations and policy debate.

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Teapot Dome and Muscle Shoals Dominate Senate Action

President Coolidge plans to seek annulment of oil leases and prosecute wrongdoers while the Senate prepares to consider a resolution urging action. Debates over Teapot Dome and California oil leases, along with Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals offer, color the week as Ways and Means eyes tax surtax rates and an agriculture bill faces key votes.

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Treaty gives Italy control of Fiume in postwar accord

Premier Mussolini and foreign minister of Jugoslavia signed a treaty that places Fiume under Italian influence. The leaders hailed the pact as a step toward lasting friendship between Italy and the southern allies while hinting at reduced military tensions in the region.

Daga- Klavin Guthering

Princess Yolanda’s Daughter Born In Rome Ceremonies

The eldest daughter of Rite Victor Em Meotiohoday, Princess Yolanda, reportedly gave birth to a daughter named Yohordta in April of last year. She was married to Count Calvi Di Berzule, an Italian captain and war hero. The civil ceremony occurred at the Quirinal Palace Grand Ballroom with a religious service in the Pauline Chapel. The event was reported amid details of the maternal grandfather and notable attendees.

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Senate moves on Walsh motion over Teapot Dome leases

On Jan 27 the Senate prepared to act within 24 hours on a Walsh led resolution directing immediate prosecution of Teapot Dome lease issues. President Coolidge studied the matter in seclusion and conferred with advisers before informing the White House and Senate leaders of the plan to appoint special counsel to pursue possible criminal and civil actions, and to cancel any contracts or reveal any coercive ties.

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Charge Monopolies in Radio Trade Instigated

Washington reports a federal trade commission complaint accusing the Radio Corporation of America and major issuers of radio equipment of forming and maintaining a monopoly. The suit claims coordinated control over manufacture and distribution, pooling of improvements, and exclusion of rival firms to dominate the radio apparatus market.

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Late Publisher's 5 Martis B15 Najor Willuin

Fragmentary note lists a late publisher and a series tagged Martis B15 with names Najor and Willuin appearing in the barely legible text. No clear event or context can be determined from the fragment.

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