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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
2
Jan 28 Denver bank shut down by state examiner after three weeks of closing activity. Total facilities amount to 70433.17 dollars. Frazzinlle, former director, tied to the collapse along with entities connected to International Fuel Co. Authorities report the bank’s demise stemmed from tied financial transactions.
Washington dispatch reports corset makers, hurt by a glimmer of corsetless fashion, show a slight output rise from 1921 to 1922 while other manufacturing sectors record gains. Separate Montreal fire tale notes Lt. Louis Desjardins and colleagues rescued after a six hour entombment in Moulin and Co. blaze.
Admah Holtz navigates publicity schemes and family opposition as he rises in local society. At Derby Day gatherings hosted by Colonel Atterbury, he encounters suspense, romance, and social scrutiny linking Flora Lee, Margaret Peake, and Mrs. Ballinger as the scene centers on press, investors, and horse racing chatter.
In Raleigh county and Circleville, officials and witnesses were named in education and notary matters. The state paid compensation to insured workers, including Justin Ranney and Henry Avery, for injuries at various mines and collieries. A London gown fit case puzzled County Judge Sturges, halting court.
Plattsburgh, Jan. 29. A bootlegging expert explains coded orders in a border supply chain. Inner tubes and patches cipher liquor and beer, with red label whiskey and Johnny Walker as high priced targets. Caravans slip past agents via coded telegrams and decoy patrols along the Champlain border.
A dubious advert promises Quick Drives Out All the Rheumatic Poison, claiming Rheuma cures arthritis, rheumatism, and related pains with a money back guarantee. It cites fake ingredients and warns of heart and cornea risk, urging readers to buy from a druggist today.
In Syracuse on January 24 the Stokes garage in Manille hosts radio concerts using a “bull fiddle” as a revolving indoor aerial. Walter Stokes devised stringing copper wire around the fiddle to serve as an aerial while performances continue between broadcasts from Schenectady or California.
Marriage licenses were tagged yesterday in the clerk of Kanawha county office. Names include Ebernote Gaines 21 Fayette county Betty Chilton 20 Ha nawha county Edward Mohr 52 Ohio Vaughan Halley 13 Fayette county Theab A Summara 20 Syria Bersie Barkome Syria Raymond F Allen 52 Kanawhs county Iotsa Simms 24 Kanawng county.
Connie Mask of the Philadelphia American League club announced Zul Mack, son of Mack Hird, as captain of the Athletica succeeding Panny Murphy. Mack previously managed teams in the Central, Blue Ridge, and Three Leagues.
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