M Adoo Sets New High Mark Amid Gas Rate Case Turmoil
Testimony closed before the gas rate case protestants, J A Pierce of Huntington and J C Bistr of Charleston testified on market values of gas and possessions. Protestants seek expert review. the commission overruled a motion to hire specialists and to suspend rate changes pending further deliberation.
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United Fuel Own Company
Radilio Service Commission
Petonion
J. A. Pierce
Huntington
Iingo County
J. C. Bistr
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Ine Manickel Gas Company
Xin
International Nickel
Plavoe
Blair
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Qrerruten
Harold O. Ritz
Fatan
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Rootey
O Commission
Illegal Synthetic Law Raids Permits Arrests In New York Cabaret
In New York the Synthetic law raid led by Federal Commissioner Loyle interrupted a cabaret. Four patrons were arrested as witnesses while Ava Walters was released after charges. The commissioner warned prohibition venues of possible actions as the Democratic national convention opened.
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New York
Charwas
Felae
Withedsen
Ava Walters
Yellowley
A Vacation Essential for Everyone This Summer
Fragmentary ad text urges a product labeled as essential for travel or home use. It mentions calling a contact number and hints at limited availability. The readable fragments imply a sales pitch but lack verifiable details about the item or issuer.
Shake Up in Japanese Foreign Service by Rogers Bill Event
Washington July 2 An unprecedented shakeup in the foreign service was announced under the Rogers bill. Sixty names were removed from the permanent roll by age retirements resignations and reclassifications from top to bottom placed the service on a merit basis. Prince Matsukata, elder statesman and founder of Japanese finance, dies at 59 after returning from the United States ill.
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Foushi
Half Billion Surplus and Debt Cut Reported by Treasury
Washington July 2 Treasury figures show the government ended the year June 20 with a surplus of 500,386,950.01 and a national debt reduction to 21,250,812,939. The sinking fund and debt charges account for most of the surplus. Taxpayers saved about 45 million in annual interest charges through the debt reduction.
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Stashington
Treasury Tonight
Broadway Limited Jumps Tracks Near Lancaster
New York Limited, the Broadway Limited, derailed on the Pennsylvania railroad cutoff about one mile east of Lancaster at 6:15 PM. Several cars left the track but, as reported, no serious injuries. A broken switch on a locomotive is blamed for the initial derailment. The following train cars then left the rails for a stretch before stopping. A News Journal reporter reaching the scene described knee injuries among some passengers, but none serious.
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Pastenkirx
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Conviction of Anderson Upheld in Major Ruling
July 1 report says William H. Anderson former state Superintendent of the Anti Saloon League serving one to two years at Sing Sing for third degree Yorks was unanimously affirmed by Supreme Court Justice John V. McAvoy with Justices Clarke Dowling Merrell MacKinen concurring noting trial record showed scrupulous regard for defendant rights in admission and exclusion of evidence. MAUGHAN IN ST LOUIS BT JOSEPH Mon July 2 Lieu tenant Musaell J. Maughan army flyer who flew coast to coast last week in a down to duck fight landed at Rosecrans fixing field at 42 oclock tonight. He will hop off for Dayton Ohio at 8 16 tomorrow morning and will stop there only long enough to refuel flying from there directly to New York.
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St, Louis
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Old Timer Praises Present Session Ahead of Others
A 41 year old man, identified as a veteran of the Democratic convention scene, reflects on past battles and lectures at a Chicago event. He recalls contentious moments, jokes about election drama, and questions younger delegates about understanding the stakes.
Mail pilots end flights at Haszlehurst Field New York
Westes I. Smith piloted the eastbound air mail plane to Haszlehurst Field New York arriving at 6 32 daylight saving time with 32 pouches weighing 221 pounds. The Cleveland departure was 14 minutes late due to a derailment delay and a 20 mph head wind plus a thunderstorm over Pennsylvania. A pouch contained a tragic California towers for Mrs Calvin Coolidge from Mrs James L Power. Benign weather night flight in San Francisco with two planes from Reno piloted by Curry H Winslow and W Huking arrived within seconds of each other.
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Westes I. Smith
Atx
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Cleveland
Aliheush
Smith
Venneytvania
California
Calvin Coolidee
James L. Powar
San Francisco
Enda
Air Mall
Mincala
Rone
Nev
Curry H. Winslow
W. Huking
Alleged Dope Peddler Taken In Wheeling West Virginia
In Wheeling, West Virginia on July 3 an alleged dope peddler was arrested in a Bellaire Ohio hotel with about 340 dollars worth of narcotics. Laura Kemple, 36, identified him to officers and showed where narcotics cache was found. Also mentioned are federal narcotics cases involving James R. Conway and Florence Fuller, with sentencing details in Parkersburg.
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W. Va
Bellaire
Ohio
Lewis Strong
Department of Stuation
H. E H. Stroud
James R. Conway
Pitsburgh
Conway
Stroud
Colontown
Atheart
Florence
Toxie Fuller
Virginia
Baker
Parkersburg
Rockwell
Ipw
Democratic County Committee Calls Meeting for Organization
A meeting of the new Democratic county committees is scheduled for 11 o'clock Saturday morning in the Democratic Women's lunch room on Main Street. Chairman C. A. Ray announced the gathering to organize the committee and ensure full attendance. Several important members are to be discussed following the organizational steps.
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C. A. Ray
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Oelunk
Cammates
Methodist Amalgamation Sparks Heated Debate in South Conference
In Chattanooga, the extraordinary general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adjourned amid a fierce debate over unification proposals. Legal questions were raised about the conference’s authority, drawing parallels to past church consolidations and potential court challenges. Judge John S. Candler urged defeat of the plan, citing legality concerns and past rulings on similar church actions.
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Tenn
Tuly
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Cumberland Church
United Body
John S. Candler
Atlanta
Warren
Candler
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McAdoo Surges to 505 1/2 Votes at New York Convention
At Madison Square Garden on July 2 William Gibbs McAdoo pushed his tally beyond 500 votes to 5051/2 on the fortieth ballot, while Smith slipped to 8231/4 and Davis to 68. The day featured Bryan’s tumult and a strategic push by McAdoo backers to reach a majority before the two thirds rule. Roosevelt, leading Smith forces, warned McAdoo could not secure a majority.
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Progressives Plan Independent Ticket for July Convention
In Cleveland on July 3 4 delegates plan a progressive convention citing discontent with both major party platforms. William B Johnston chairs and expects a national ticket for an independent run with 700 delegates likely. Excluded are nonprogressive groups and the Farmer Labor party from St Paul.
Twelve Members Named to Tax Appeals Board
Washington July 2 twelve members of the board of tax appeals under the new revenue law were appointed. They include Adolphue G. Graupner San Francisco J 3 Evina New York A. E James New York City John M Sternhagen Chicago Sumner Prushsil Winnipeg John J Marquette Washington DE and W C Lansdon Salina Kas. The board will organize and act as a court to hear tax dispute cases.
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Hawe
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New York
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Chicago
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Means Given Two Year Term and Heavy Fines
New York July 2. Sentenced to two years in the Atlanta federal penitentiary and fined 10000 and 5000 respectively for conspiracy to release whiskey from distilleries. Gaston Means former DOJ agent and Elmer W Jarnecke his secretary were sent back to the Tombs unable to furnish 25900 bond each pending appeal. Judge Wolverton imposed the maximum penalty. Counsel filed a writ of error.
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World fliers for Umballa jump from London to Umballa
The American around the world fliers departed from Anathshad for Umballa in British India amidst drizzling rain that turned heavy later. Umballa lies about 500 miles northwest of Allahabad as the British around-the-world team completes a leg into Shanghai where Larka arrived at 11:25 this morning.
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British India
Daily Telegraph
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Shanghai
Stuate
M Adoo Backed as Stormy Convention Echoes
New York July 1. A stormy Democratic convention scene as William Gibbs McAdoo is backed amid chants and interruptions. Bryan appeals for unity while critics heckle and a gallery eruption targets McAdoo as a potential nominee.
Borah Seeks Full Record Of Presidential Expenditures
Senator Borah urges Senate committee to maintain continuous investigation of political expenditures during the presidential campaign. He asks for details on expenses raised and spent, gifts or contributions, anticipated progress, and whether Republican committees would publish a September 1 report. He also seeks totals from other parties and the names involved.
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Enduy
William Butler
Publican
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