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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1931

Page

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Rail Merger Near Completion Amid Plan Details

Washington notices the eastern four system rail merger nearing completion with the four carriers New York Central Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio and Van Sweringen likely to file a petition for interstate commerce commission approval. The plan reshapes ownership and control across lines including Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh and Chicago and Alton with several lines transferred among systems.

Washington, Lune Inter- State Commerce Commission New York Central Pennsylvania Baltimore and Ohio van Swetin Commission Chicago and Alton Buffats Susquehanna Buffalo Rochester Pittsburgh Balmore Ohio Balthmore and Qhin Maryland Reading? Fhilrong Ceartratteen-servey Pennsylvania Company Wa‘Desh Norfolk and Western Detroit Toledo Ironton van Swerligens Chesapeake and Ohio Monongahela Fittsburgh Chattlers Youghiogheny Wabash Seaboard Chicago Wabash-Seaboard Lehigh Valley Wheeling Lake Erie van Sweringens Ann Arbor Wabash Trenton Seaboard Air Line Arrow Caneton Youngstown Peortn Western New Jersey Mapistique Lake Superior

Two Men Die as Airplane Crashes on Farm

In Ontario near Phillipeburg a biplane piloted by Germain Le Brecque with two Allentown workers Audrey Wodegrove and another unemployed employee from Pa. crashed after the motor failed. Witnesses say the plane fell 100 feet, the craft was demolished and the two men were killed.

CI LE Germain le Brecque Allentown Audrey Wodegrove Byron Ontario Phillipeburg Lebrenque Beton Pecrin John D. Bear

Willie Willis by Robert Quillen ep qidn't mean tb dizobey

A fragmentary humor note by Robert Quillen presents a childlike line about disobedience and a mother’s warning. The readable bits hint at a personal anecdote or short quip reflecting family discipline and a playful misquote.

Hoover Special Train Brings President West Virginia Visit

President Hoover arrives by special train for brief stops in Charleston and Huntington at 9:40 and 10:85 with Mrs Hoover. flowers to the First Lady in Charleston. dignitaries including Senator Hatfield and Mayor Chapman greet the president. West Virginia stops highlight a wider three state tour through Indiana Illinois and Ohio with Mayoral and gubernatorial attendance and remarks on power and war history sites.

Charleston Huntington She Ha Dawha Valley United States Herbert Hoover Dignapolis Montgomery Nancy Elizabeth DeVan R. P. DeVan Simms Hallans Walter &. Hallanga Repube West Virginia West South Charleston Washington Henry D. Hatfield Floya S. Chapman William G. Conley Haliesan Senator Hatfield Cimetan Orange W. Va Hoover Indiana Ohlo Illi Noie Wll Ohio Ilinois W. G. Genley H. D. Hatfield Walter S. Hellanan Indianapolis Indiana Républcan Editorial Association Marlon Calvin Cookhgrm Onin Warren G. Earding Columbus Springfield Inois Iinals Abraham Lincoln Rapidan River Allan Hoover Brown Robe Carl White Ilsbor Theodore G. Joslin Laurence Richey Charlies R. Train Campbell B. Hodges Joel T. Boone Myra McGrath

Party Faces Major Crisis

London dispatch reports England's second Labour government in a fiscal standoff as Chancellor Snowden pushes land value tax, while Lloyd George backs amendments affecting revenue. The stalemate risks resignation or a general election before the Commons vote, with party loyalties and Mosley followers influencing the outcome.

London England Philip Snowden David Lloyd George Jabar Rammay MacDonald Iberais Ohd Simon Lloyd George MacDonald House of Commons Snowden Ibeerals Laborites

Sisters Reunite After 57 Years Separated By War

Paris report says Mrs Elizabeth Streiber of Cleveland and her sister Mrs Anna Exubel of Essen, both long divided by war, met in France as Eliza's son is listed as lost in the Argonne. It is their first meeting in 57 years.

Paris Elizabeth Streiber Cleveland Goli Ater

Lightning kills two men at Kansas City airport

A lightning bolt struck near the Kansas City airport crowd of about 200, fatally injuring two men, injuring others, and sending spectators scrambling for shelter as airplanes continued flights despite the threat. Victims named include Anthony Veneziano of Chicago and B. Magnard of Alma, with Robert Jones of Kansas City, Kansas, reported among the crowd.

Kansas City Bransas City Jane H Kiley Anthony Veneziano Chitage Magnard Almaenpols Robert Jones

Detroit Mayor Defends Dole in Welfare Fight

Detroit Mayor Frank Murphy backs the city welfare department amid a fraud scandal in the public aid system. He challenges Ford Motor Co to disclose anonymous charges by its official and vows police checks on 92,000 families on the rolls. He likens unemployment relief to a war emergency and defends aid to families.

Detroit Frank Murphy Ford Motor Company Industrice Department of Pubic Welfare Ford Company Harry B. Bennett Service Department Welfare Department Kenny Edsel Ford Ford Miter Company Branstt Ford Thes Murphy Johnsteicg Ike Bennett

Wickersham Crime Commission Race to Finish Reports

Washington reports the Wickersham commission aims to deliver all remaining reports by July 1, though the body will be abolished then. Major investigations and eight reports on government lawlessness crime costs and prisons are outlined, with plans to continue court studies by an independent group for years.

Wasrington Wickersham Commission Wea Hoover Washington Thong Wickersham

Faithfull Home To Be Searched

New York reports a police search of the Faithfull home at St Luke's Place for clues in the Starr Palthfull case. Investigators pursue homicide theory while weighing self harm, with relatives offering conflicting statements about the girl's mood and whereabouts during the missing days.

New York Starr Palthyull St. Luke's Place Harold R. King Instal County Miss Palthfull King Stanley Z. Palthfull United Press Starr Grant Aners Tucker Faithfull Slater Faithfull Elvin N. Edwards Edwards Palmfull Ne Hind Nat

Plan to Spread Mine Strike To West Virginia

Moundsville June 14. Deputy sheriffs and police moved a circle of 50 citizens to escort national miner leaders from the courthouse after a night attempt to address miners. Foster and NMU officials planned marches into Paisley mine camps and two other sites in Ohio and West Virginia, with meetings in Dillonvale and Bridgeport as the strike spreads.

West Virginia Moundsville Lma Z Foster Nelonal Minera’ Talon Frank Borlen NMU Frank Leitch Roverp Blyert Dhey Earley Borlch Wanthering Elm Grose W. Va Paisley Interests Cleveland Tri-State Onio Pennsylvania St, Clairsville National Miners Union Ohio Dilonvale Hoa Unlon West Virginie Morrow Stelkerg Jar Belinire Uke Fancis Mor Bosand Girlonvale Wegee Sellatre Dillonvale Leadera Bridgeport Ohto West Virginis Wiegee Moundaville Actos Plang Wermels Plexes Constansa Dinois Western Pennsylvania

China reports 20000 soldiers killed in Communist raids

Shanghai dispatch says the Nationalist government admitted 20000 soldiers were killed or captured by Communist bands in Kingngsi Hunan and Northern Pykler. Officials warned order has collapsed in these provinces as evacuation and relief efforts proceed. Chiang Kai Shek plans to lead the campaign within days and aims to quell the Reds in three months.

Shanghai Kinngsi Hunan Pykler Kinngel Fukieh Yangtse Nanking Chiang Kai-Shek Nationaliet

Tragic French Excursion Steamer Sinks Off Coast

A private Nantes excursion run to Noirmoutier collapses in a squall near St Gildas Point, France. About 300 passengers are feared dead with eight survivors rescued after the St Philbert capsized in heavy seas off Pornic. Rescue boats, a lighthouse keeper, and the Pornic station reported the disaster as bodies and survivors were brought to Nantes and St Nazaire hospitals.

Nantes Noirmoutier St, Nizaire France St. Pallebart St. Gildas Point Fornie St. Philbert Paaleky Aida Xeize Lghthouse St. Gildes Point Pormle St. Philliers Newa St. Nazaire Catastra Pte Shalley Noiimoutier Island Urst Noirmoutier Islant Ming St Nazaire Pany St Nazarre Featerday Philbert Nances-Noirmoutiér Noimmer Vermbout Bt. Nazaire Ebbey

Sidney Smith Robbery Nets $51200 Jewels in Chicago

Chicago journalist Sidney Smith and his wife were robbed of jewels valued at 51200 by two armed men in evening dress. They halted near North Michigan avenue when their car stopped for a traffic signal, the bandits forced the chauffeur to drive to a cross street and took a diamond necklace bracelets rings a wristwatch and a sapphire ring from Mrs Smith. The thieves claimed the sapphire ring was a good piece belonging to Andy Gump.

Chicago Sidney Smith Smith Michigan Avenue

War Debt Policy Upheld by Klein

Washington dispatch reports Dr Julius Edelstein assistant secretary of commerce in a keynote address defending liberal treatment of European war debts. Klein argues most loans were not for profit but to aid a common cause and notes substantial debt relief already accomplished. He labels private loans as constructive to world welfare and says Uncle Sam has acted as a business benefactor on a grand scale.

Washington United States Julius Edeln Cotermerce Hleln Hoover Way Sam P Kein Klein Europe Klett Kirin Ste Fa Klein Sam

Burglar shoots woman in Echo Point burglary

In Wheeling on June 14 Mrs A M Schesk, 68, a widow of reputed wealth, was shot through a hand and beaten on the head with a pistol butt during a struggle with a burglar in her suburban home at Echo Point rally today.

Wheeling A. M. Schesk Subuecban Echo Point

Engines Fail The Nautilus Aboard The & 8 President Roosevelt

The reconditioned submarine Nautilus en route to England during an Arctic expedition was damaged in mid Atlantic. Starboard engine failed and aft motor out of commission leaving it unable to charge batteries. three US ships Arkansa Wyoming and Independence Hall plus other vessels moved to aid near 200 miles north of Avery Island area. The crew reported improved conditions later and resumed distant radio contact.

Roosevelt England North Pole Gay mid-Atlantic Sir Hubert Wilkins Trey United States Arkansas Wwyoming Avares Island United States Shipping Board Independence Hall Queenstown Ireland C. C. Block European Provincetown Maes Spitzenbergen Marina Philips

Prohibition Has No Place In Pulpit Says Pastor Rose

The Rev. Harold W. Rose of St. Pauls Lutheran Church argues against pulpit prohibition and legislative methods to purify society. He states Jesus approved wine at Cana, urges radiating good rather than enforcing restrictions, and questions the role of drinking, smoking, cards and dancing as religious issues. He notes the January 16 anniversary of national prohibition and cites the Cana miracle.

Jesus Harold W. Rose St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cana Galilee

Rogers Past Revealed In Public Essay Claims

A personal history piece discusses public figures from Rogers and references the Brisbane family, Eton and Oxford alumni, and concerns about unemployment and immigration. The writer laments private lives becoming public and critiques the density of surplus diplomas amid a harsh winter.

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Interstate Commerce Body Willie Willis Robert Quillen Hatfield Conley Hallonan Heegert Dole Crime Commission N. Y Paisley Bellaire Onl China Slaugters Commerce Rev. H. W. Rose Rev Harold W, Rose Rogers Beverly Jitues Cane Brisbane Eton Oxford Tex
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