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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
11
A garbled OCR paragraph mentions New York firms operating locally with scattered place names and business topics. It references addresses on West Fourth Street and other scattered locales, and lists several firms and towns in a jumbled fashion. The fragment implies business activity and regional presence but lacks coherent details or outcomes.
A Sunday Club program featured Grose as speaker. The event, held at Seay Ghurtenton, focused on youth and personal development. Speakers discussed local youth engagement and community activities with attendees from the Iron Mission Camp in Kanawha City. The exact date for a future visit was not set.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a cinema feature with Cullen Tania and Ernest Torrence in a melodrama about revenge and mistaken honor. Walter Woods and Booth Varkinelors stage success are mentioned alongside stars Mary Astor Phyllis Haver and Noah Teens. The piece hints at love, intrigue, and a climactic duel.
Reverend Albert Evans Ph D pastor of Kanawha Presbyterian Church was asked by the Board of Christian Education of the Crevvterian church to join the church board. The invitation aims to create a new department for promotion and if Evans accepts he may serve. The local minister said he did not know if he would accept the call.
J Walter Harnes, a member of the state board, attended the annual graduation of nine nurses. James Lukin, president of the center, was listed as a speaker, while a board member was reported as being in Charleston for work.
The Elks club endorses a home spending plan to encourage Chris lestnn pee to spend locally following a regular weekly linchown. Leaders express concern Charleston must rely less on coal and expand growth in Kanawha City South Charleston and nearby areas. They urge Charleston businessmen to attend Tuesday meeting to discuss keeping trade local and attracting new industries and natural resources utilization.
Cabell June 1 Private Charles G Dilek and a trooper nabbed a man after a high speed chase. The suspect named Henry Spence confessed to stealing a car earlier and aiding a confederate, with state police notified.
A long list names students with perfect attendance and those with faithful attendance at Roosevelt Junior High. The document includes many full names and mentions a delay in a commission extradition related to several projects and weeks.
London street artists clash over fake works as genuine creators defend their pieces. The piece notes rival groups and tensions over display space and attribution, with references to prominent names and a warning against imitations in the urban arts scene.
Artin King charged with criminal negligence linked to the death of Anna Lee Saint after a city tram crash investigation. The driver faced trial today as prosecutors argued carelessness at the crossing where the tram derailed and struck the rider. Authorities pursued a jury verdict on whether King’s conduct caused the fatal incident and if charges should stand.
Rochester s unclear headline notes a game result with 87 points for one side and mentions Turente G and Std gsumie vy. Local details are fragmented but indicate a college basketball clash between international leg impairments and Syracuse with a final near 87 points.
Heavy rains over weeks suspend virtually all road construction and paving in the state. Contracting crews report no grading or paving, delaying completion of ongoing projects as officials assess the season’s impact.
Genn, June 11 reprint notes state that the state highway commission reports expenditures over twenty eight years, funding new highways and improvements. John A. MacDonald, State Highway Commissioner, cites more than five miles of roads expanded, with investments totaling around one million dollars.
Fragmentary text notes a discussion of petrified remains and a possible ear found in India, with references to historians and early records. The fragment hints at scientific priterimages beginning in this field amid public agitation and curiosity about ancient petrifications.
Early settlers named a Teiflan chief Taman hanged nearby and airmens at McCook Field plan a June 28 meet to break Army records in altitude, planning, and weight variety.
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