Growth of Charleston Building Boom Inspires Optimism
Newcomb paints a brighter economic picture across Charleston city outskirts through interviews with local business leaders. Builders report stronger activity since January and anticipate extended city limits, higher taxes spent locally, and widespread construction with numerous projects in Kanawha City and surrounding areas.
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No Arrangement Made For South Side Bridge Repairs
Officials say no plan exists yet for repairs to the Tepakra South Side bridge. City and county authorities discuss cost sharing for inspection and potential fixes. The 7-ton truck weight limit may be under reconsideration after engineers noted structural flaws and water-side piers show wear.
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New York Man Carroll Jailed For Perjury In Bath Tub Party
Earl Carroll was sentenced to one year in a federal penitentiary and fined 42000 for perjury in front of two grand juries about a Washington bath tub party at his theater. A theater producer Haig and editor Philp Paine figure in the case as the diary notes a 17 year old model Joyce Hawley testified she was encouraged to enter the tub. Carroll contests the publicity motive and awaits appeal while most indictments related to liquor were dropped or ended in acquittal.
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Lowell Mass Department Store Blaze Destroys Five Story Block
Lowell Mara June 3 The Mass oale temple and five story department store were destroyed by fire last night, with losses placed at 900,000. Largely due to the department store workers being closed for Thursday afternoon, no life was lost. Firemen battled the blaze as portions collapsed and the structure was severely damaged.
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Civil War Vet John F P Kaley Dies in Charles Town
Captain John F. P. Kaley of the 4th Virginia Regiment, a veteran belonging to Company HM Second Virginia Regiment identified with Stonewall Brigade, died today at his private home in Mont Monticello, Virginia.
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Copenhaver quits county court race in bid for support
Grant Copenhaver, member of the Kanawha county court, plans to withdraw as a candidate and back Henry A. Walker in the Republican primary. Rumors say Copenhaver told friends he would support Walker, while Quinacy Dones is another nominating candidate. Efforts to reach Copenhaver at his Biz Chimney home failed.
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Lions Push Dental Clinics Plan At Hotel Meeting
A West Virginia Lions Club interview at the Nafer hotel lobby discusses establishing dental clinics. W G Blathera and Stathers urge action, pressing Ben Moore to lead the program committee while members spar over demonstrations and clinic support.
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Senate probes last boost of gasoline price in amendable probe
Senate moves to direct the Federal Trade Commission to investigate gasoline price increases and potential price agreements. Florida Democrat Trammell introduced a resolution authorizing a formal report on whether prices were arbitrarily set and if ownership conditions affected pricing. Utah Democrat King and Oklahoma Democrat Heflin comment on the probe and industry concerns.
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Bids Sought for New State Capitol Unit in Limit Bid Window
Governor Gore announces bids for a new capitol unit to house the state treasurer road commission and agriculture department. The four story 100 by 110 foot fireproof wing, plus a 43 by 72 foot wing, will imitate the current capitol’s exterior and total costs around 1.22 million for the main structure and 1.4 million for the added wing. The third floor will host the supreme court of appeals with judges and clerks, while the fourth floor allocates an archive department. Sealed proposals require specified deposits and checks, with plans available from architect Cave Gilbert for a fee. Excavation work expected to start before August.
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Sweringen Merger Seen In Markets
New York June 2 Indicates that the Nickel Tate merger, altered to overcome prior objections, will be submitted to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Wall Street saw a lively rally in shares of the parties as revised terms retain the original stock exchange ratio and include higher preferred stock voting rights and steps to address ownership controls.
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Bowman Knife Victim Will Survive Knife Attack
Stuart Bowman a 44 year old real estate man and political leader was stabbed in the throat on a Huntington street afternoon. Dr D P Crockett 00 is held in county jail as Bowmans injuries are evaluated. The assault arose from a dispute over property Crockett reportedly struck Bowman with a pen knife after addressing him on the street witnesses said. Bowman was rushed to a hospital while Crockett was taken to the nearby police station in a state of collapse.
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Cornwell Will Address Lions at Charleston Luncheon
Delegates from West Virginia Lions clubs gathered in Charleston for their annual district convention. Former Governor Cornwell will address the luncheon at Huffner Hotel, with reservations urged. Local clubs and officials attended sessions, heard welcomes from Governor Gore, and reflected on service and unity.
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Who and What of History in The Gasette June 7
A fragmented historical feature previews world developments in science governance and transport. The readable portions mention discoveries and resources shaped by industry and communication advances. The June 7 issue hints at future trends and the role of nations in shaping global progress.
The Charleston Gazette History Highlights Feature
The article presents a historical notes feature from the Charleston Gazette highlighting notable events and figures from history. It offers reflections on past trends and key moments across eras, illustrating how history informs present perspectives.
Women urged to back Alderson plea at federation
Eva Willebrandt faced insinuations she pressed federal prison policy via the General Federation of Women's Clubs. New York’s Miss Jaffray defended continued support while highlighting the need for $1.7 million more for 300 federal women prisoners under construction. The federation backed reforms to end prison contracts and push state laws on prison-made goods.
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Dry Solons Seek to Curb Wet Proposals in Senate
The Senate prohibition committee moved to indefinitely postpone pending wet measures. Senators Means and others argued the referendum and Volstead Act questions exceed constitutional authority, urging postponement while noting enforcement and amendment debates.
Thaw’s 19 Year-Old Son Disappears From Chicago Hotel
Joseph Thaw son of Harry K Thaw and Evelyn Nesbit left his Congress hotel room in Chicago after lavish May 29 balloon room party charges. He was last seen June 2 awaiting his mother’s arrival, with unpaid bills prompting hotel officials to consider action.
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Youth Dies After Fall From Freight Car
A 23 year old worker, Toy Douging of Booth Hits, fell from a gondola freight car at Meduokin Supply warehouse, 1700 Dennsylvania Avenue. His neck broke in the fall and he died en route to a local hospital. He had been loading iron niop when the accident occurred, standing on top of the car and bending to tie a shoe. Fellow workers said a dizzy spell caused him to lose balance and topple downward. An ambulance arrived but he was dead on arrival. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Devalin Guilty of Drunk Charge at Naval Court Martial
NORFOLK Va June 3 A seated verdict found Captain Charles XM Devalin commandant of the naval hospital here guilty of drunkenness conduct prejudicial to discipline and misment property. The court did not announce the verdict immediately and acquittal results were reportedly possible. The verdict will be made public after receipt in Washington. Wheeling June 3 Two boys Tack Molderman 13 and Thon O Connell 14 drowned in the Ohio river after cramps and white bathing near Wheeling Island early tonight.
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Trial Separation Absorber of Married Life's Road Shocks
Paris June 1 separations in shock absorber for marital differences become fashionable says Mrs Vanderbilt amid rumors of divorce. She plans Newport summer with husband to restore home life after travel and reflections in Paris. Mrs Vanderbilt and another Vanderbilt member, Mrs Gloria Vanderbilt, travel and discuss perspectives on marriage and separation.
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