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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1925

Page

3

C & C Buy C R and E Lines in Boone Closed

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway seeks Interstate Commerce Commission permission to operate ten miles of Coal River and Eastern track from Seth to Prenter West Virginia. Purchase price set at 370000, with formal application filed, and railroad expansion plans to boost Boone county coal output.

Washington Chesapeake and Ohio Interstate Commerce Commission Seth Prenter West Virginia Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company Corl River and Eamera Boone County Ptice Coal River and Eastern Company Coal River and Eastern Raily Fund Ex- River Collieries Company Comany Coal River Mais Thermalinine Coal River and Eastern Company Coal Rtver Coal River, Collieries Company Prenter-Seth Coal River Collieries Company The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Chesapeake Klyen Jaady Chesapeake and Cht Coal Hiver and Hastern New ‘York Tims J. T. Lanigan Coal Iver Cothenes Company CW. Hermon Coal River and Easter Company Doal Coal River and Eastern Sidiur Coal River and Haxtern Hellway Company Brotherhood of Incentive Engineers Cort River Lastern Sev Fucth Federal Coal Company Cec Stlver Railroad Company Brier Laurel Fork Tes ‘Y Addi- Wong Bettermenta Ttt Mederal Unl Company Brotherhood Mining Venture Collleties Company Brotherhood Coal River Railroad

West Virginia court appeals seat likely to go to McClintic

Reports state United States Senator Gottbacked McClintic for the circuit bench while others like McCivitie and Judge Robinson remain in contention. The Elkins element and various Republican figures influence the race as lawmakers expect a December appointment.

Ruritinell Ne Charbeatah Ars Acrve Misteba Wenelly Isce Miephine West Virehita Iet Peale Jude Yubrenis Court of Appeals Ira B. Kobinaen Cretion Dudge Haymond Maxwell Curkshares National Republican Elkins Juden Robinson McCivitie Seny United States District George We McCivitie Washington McClintic Jude Akin Judzie McClinile IV Ja Anid Generad Lin United States Benador Gott Thorn Congress Miay Litertery Mit Judee Tummel Ciudad Dpowmittan Mitt Noribentz The Pruwenc Qletrich Auseney

Jury Selection in Scopes Trial Reveals Religious Leanings

The panel shows strong church ties with Baptist, Methodist, and Christian members. One minister was excused after confessing support for Bible creation. lawyers for both sides featured notable figures including Willia Jennings Bryan and his son. The indictment accuses Scopes of teaching human evolution in violation of biblical creation.

J. DP. Monkengale Darra Nefenke Willian ©. Thompson New York Frank McHlwee Hoolewood Wenn G. C. Harris Spring City Mawyer Kaulaton Mr. Champion Claceney Darerow Waolley Weld Malena Arthur Garfield Hays

Oil Company Fraud Charge Shocks Pittsburgh Investors

Jerome G. Fayqught, treasurer of the Plymouth Oil company, was arrested in Pittsburgh on charges of false pretenses and false statements in promoting the company. The case involves roughly 1,000,000 shares issued without payment to defendants and others, with holdings traced to Pittsburgh, Charleston, Wheeling, Fort Worth, and Wilmington. The Wilmington court declined to appoint a receiver as preliminary injunctions were sought against the stock operations.

Pettsburgh D Jerome Fayqught Tyrunth Ou Company Dittyburgh Panutt Wilmington Del Michael Miened Ibosegih Drang Jerome Farquenr Pittsburgh Jaevi Smith Exon Peru Tanwirkland Wheeling

Daenen Earns Pulpit Post Amid Rising Attendance

In Caorelestown July 14 Hew Thomas Wy Daenen seeks a vacation due to a Gren regional event. Rev Manuel haw uw yerr capable aawletant in his 1 eh. the sutt has titled his father's pulpit for veven weeks during Reyance duties. Attendance at services has risen, with Neen increasing during leadership.

Caorelestown Mll Hew Thomas Wy Daenen Reyance Altendanes

Seek Huge Fortune Left in Odd Will

Twenty Americans living in Egypt in moderate circumstances are taking steps to claim a fortune of about 150,000,000 left by a wealthy Armenian nuned sunda rian who died in India many years ago. The will divides the wealth after fifty years among heirs then living. The United States is the largest producer of copper in the world.

Cairo Tuly Egypt Sundarian India

Descendents of Lost Tribes Meet at National Convention

A Neo Anglo-Saxon federation convened in Wyoming to advocate restoration of biblical faith among diverse denominations. Rev McGinnis spoke on the descent from Israel and the mission to unify Christians through the belief that Anglo-Saxons are the ten lost tribes. The group aims to promote scripture as the inspired word of God and reclaim religious observance.

Aura Ierael Gearge Ulsan Wian Hite Springs Colo Fer Rerio McGinnis Great Britain Allee George Lord Cisborough Air Menltants Lerant

Bombay Closer to London by Plane Progress

Bombay moves toward direct flight to London as a Breland to Soedig route is planned. A four person crew will operate a craft with 168 horsepower engines and 20 tons capacity, aiming to carry up to 28 passengers, with day and night travel and sleeping accommodations aboard.

Bombay London Tpandon Albabel Aire Breland Soedig Atle Danon Mitching Ate

Romanian King Honors American Professor

In Bucharest the king awarded American professor Enoch H. Petersum of Grither College Iowa with the Order of the Grown of by uaing. He has tutored Byzantine studies and participated in Near East expeditions with the University of Mishlkait. The decoration was presented by a representative of several American universities.

London Daly fileThe Kim Beania Apwin Enoch Hh. Petersum Gither College Lowa Leer Ailwuncey Michigan Weerrs Patergon Live Weer University of Mishlkait Near Gast

Discovering Christian Community in Jungle Faith

A fragmentary report describes Rev W Pratt feeding and guiding a zealous native Christian group in Tochawwar and Weeleyan Methodist Church circles. It notes Indigenous converts drawn by Christian teaching, with references to local laborers and departures from ancestral rites amid ongoing mission activity and an enduring religious shift.

Tlyylam Donidand Dee Widdee W. Pratt Tochawwar Bratt Christan Pratt Ie Weiner Seugos Upan

Sixteen Soviet Militia Members Face Death Penalty

MOSCOW July 1 Sixteen Members of the Soviet militia of Kherson including six section chiefs have been tried and indicted on charges of discrediting the Soviet state accepting bribes forgery and immorality. They are accused among other things of accepting a wine from keepers of Alenal resorts. Soviet official Drovin demands maximum sentences.

Moscow Kherson Seuron Drovin Maxim

Woman Discovers Beer From Basement Faucet

In Ringhamtoss Noo uly die, a woman serving beer from a basement faucet led to an incident near a shop window. Officer Whi Otay investigated and found the faucet supplied beer from the building’s basement. Mrs Kline was affected.

Ringhamtos

New Salzburg Theatre to Open in August

VILNNA July 10 The new Salzburg festival playhouse will open on August 30 with Hofmannathal's Graad World Theatre. This will be followed by Vollmeeler's Miracle, both staged by Max Reinhardt. The theatre features marble portals and prominent architecture with a grand entrance and crowded hall, reflecting a vibrant cultural scene.

Vilnna Salzburg Festival Playhouse Hofmannathal Graad World Theatre Vollmeeler Max Reinhardt Beunt Laleyenery

Wrap around fur takes lead in next season style

By WME LiSeta notes wrap around and straight tight sleeves dominate fur coats. Hudson seed trim expected to appear on Tawirite pelts with collars and cuffs finished, coats priced reasonably this year. Full length coats favored over jaquettes as practicality and durability rise in fashion.

WME Hudson Een Pelta Bay Thy Bey Girls

Ulster Linen Trade Struggles in Slump Era

Ulster linen trade suffers a severe slump as American demand falters. mills and factories report the worst six months in years with widespread business crippling the industry in Northern Ireland. imports slow dramatically as stores reduce Ulster linen purchases by large margins.

Ulster America Cistar United North Ireland Comite Aeresa Atlendie

Giant Suniper Jardine Tree Named In Honor Of Jardine

A giant tree discovered near Logit canyon has been named Suniper Jardine in honor of Agriculture Secretary Willian M. Jardine. It stands about eight feet in diameter and is claimed by locals as the oldest living thing, rivaling California redwoods in age.

Secretary of Agricultura Willian M. Jardine

Co E ds Silver Value Sparks University Claim

University souvenir hunters prompted a claim that silver plate losses run to about 2100 dollars in eight months. Roy P. Brainard, Syracuse University director, says collectors are responsible for the thefts as a broader issue affecting university mementos. Howe, Boston, sues John M. Van Heusen for 32 million over a designed soft collar and promised profit share. the case hinges on alleged inducement to exit his shirt and collar business in 1918. Fire devastates 16 to 20 business buildings in Loarnnev near Smackover, estimated losses around 100 thousand dollars.

Syracush Joly Shyracus Roy P. Brainard Mannaging Syracuse Howe Boston Otis W. Hows New York John M. van Heusen Hows

Compound Focus aims to end radio fading with new transmitter

A July 1 report from London describes a claimed invention named Compound Focus, tested by Autoveyers in London. The device allegedly eliminates fading and enables near universal wireless telephony at about $1000, with secrecy surrounding demonstrations and potential debates in the British parliament about global wireless communication.

Hondon Lidaty Léndyn House of Commons Canada Australia New Zealand Weetminstar

Suicides in Tokyo 1924 Rise Due to Modern Life Pressures

Tokyo reports 1280 people ended their lives in 1924 with 664 males and 616 females. Young Japanese under 30 were most affected as urban pressures and poor job prospects pushed many to self harm. Rat poison was the most used method, followed by drowning.

Tokyo Ithira Place

William Elton Mariani Obituary in Charleston Area

Funeral services for William Elton Mariani age 17 of 72 Maan Street will be at 2:30 this afternoon at Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church. Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery. Rev. F. Brown to officiate. Mariani, a talented musician and active in Gream church, was a carrier for The Gazette for three years. He studied at high school class of 1926 1927 and his loss saddens the community. Burial to follow in Spring Hill. He died Tuesday in a Charleston respite from an infection related to a running nail injury.

William Clinton Marte William Elton Mariani Wen A. T. Mariani Maan Street Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church Spring Hnl Brown Awill Charke Aervices Musten Jeielva Gream fFor Wist Charleston Ieee Bilas Miler Charleston Aminer Longacre Spring Hill

Disarmament Figures Highlight Firearms Trade Surge

Washington July 10 Ameride'an foreign trade in firearms shows a 15 percent rise in the first three months of 1925 over the same period. Exports in athletic and sporting goods up 11 percent. fencing swords 31 percent. toys and games 21 percent. overall gain 9 percent. Pitchers wife dies in Philadelphia. Mrs Samuel Gray, wife of a star pitcher, dies in hospital after a Cleveland trip. A California retirement company produces 2,500 barrels daily.

Washington Pitched Philadelphia Mim Samuel Gray Philadelphia Americcan Gray Cleveland

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