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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1930

Page

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West Virginia Native Seen In New Jersey Political Spotlight

The article discusses WV native Morrow in New Jersey political race with wide support from Atlantic City to Barrow counties. It notes his broad backing among churches and donors, while detailing rival figures like Rice and Murray. Commuter votes in New Jersey loom large as residents head to polls.

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Carol the Exiled King Plans Grand Coronation

In Bucharest on June 16, Carol Caralman, now King Carol I, plans a spectacular coronation to seal his return from exile. He ordered General Premneend and Prof. Nicholas Jorge to deliver invitations worldwide, with travel set for June 30.

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Fire destroys Beatty hotel in Jackson County blaze

A major fire heavily damaged the new Beatty hotel in Jackson County yesterday. About 200 firefighters battled the blaze for over two hours, saving parts of the building and nearby stores. Losses include merchandise and fixtures valued around $9,000 with $7,000 insured.

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Osteopaths of State In Huntington Session

Huntington June 18 osteopathic convention opens its 28th annual gathering with principal speakers Dr Edward A Greth from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Dr G E Clarkaburg secretary of the state society.

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Rejoicing Over Power Decision On Cheat Blackwater

Mayor Maxwell of Fikins congratulates West Virginia Public Service Commission on approving eight hydroelectric developments by the West Virginia Power and Transmission Co on the Cheat and Blackwater rivers. The decision, praised by some state officials as reflective of public sentiment, denied five proposed sites and outlined detailed specifications for the eight approved projects in Tucker and Monongalia counties, including dam heights, reservoirs, and installed capacity.

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Harrison Accuses Hoover Of Deceit In Tariff Plan

Washington Reuters reports Senator Harrison of Mississippi accuses President Hoover of deceit in a White House tariff plan announcement. The article notes stock market forces and Democratic commentary on log-rolling, with Smoot and Hawley projecting the bill’s positive impact on business and farmers once signed.

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Stock Prices Plunge On New York Exchange

The New York stock exchange and other markets saw a drastic deflation with the composite price index of 90 issuing shares at the lowest level since August 1926. A world wide market downturn hit cotton and grain exchanges with significant volumes and broad declines amid uncertain tariff debate.

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Bridge Teachers Gather for Training in New York

About 400 instructors from nearly every state except North Dakota and Montana convened in New York on June 16 for a multi day session led by Milton Work and Relph Reed to study advanced bidding, opening leads, and teaching methods. The tone stressed the difference between playing skill and teaching ability, with anecdotes emphasizing patience and clear instruction.

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Radio to Serve Opera Purposes in Midtown Office Center

WEW New York reports that Rockefeller interests will transform midtown Manhattan blocks into a vast institutional center costing about 250 million dollars. John D. Rockefeller Jr and colleagues announced plans via John R. Todd as architects’ designs rise in steel and stone. The project will span from 43rd to 51st Street, fronting Fifth Avenue, with rare leaseholder exceptions.

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Council Tables Hucksters' Bill

The city council debated a proposed hucksters license fee of 400 a year on interstate farm product importers, sending the measure to City Solicitor Charles Ritchie for legality. Opponents argued it would restrain free trade and favor wholesalers, while supporters claimed it protects local West Virginia dealers. The council also moved to regulate coal burning, with an editorial note to continue on page 8.

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Coal Operators Reopen Hearing On Rail Rates

The Interstate Commerce Commission reopened hearings on lake cargo freight rates amid a broadening battle among Pittsburgh and eastern district operators and northern producers. West Virginia P S C represented by Pree McLiversy joined as an intervener along with several state and city groups. The dispute seeks to maintain favorable Pittsburgh area rates while contesting or adjusting the southern district advantages. The case draws widespread consumer interest and new intervenors as testimony resumes.

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Charleston Fire Report Criticized by U.S. Underwriters

Mayor Wetta and city leaders refused comment on a national fire underwriters report about Charleston. The document faults the fire department for being understaffed and underfunded, urges civil service reforms, and calls for immediate work on water mains and wiring. It lists 39 recommendations, 11 deemed imperative, covering department staffing, code enforcement, alarms, explosives safety, and electrical overhauls.

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Dawes Quotes Josh Billings Amid Senate Talk on London Treaty

Ambassador Dawes recited Josh Billings wisdom to senators in the press gallery noting the bull by the horns joke and saying it was useless to predict Senate action on the London treaty. He planned to return to London in about three weeks and avoided discussing a Chicago post.

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Chicago gang war and murder case shift city politics

In Chicago on June 15 the police, murder case of Alfred Lingle, and a major business meeting of 48 top magnates led by Robert Tahar Randadh to confront underworld violence. The assembly aimed to expand investigations into organized crime and push reforms, while Capone kin faced three years for tax fraud with a $10,000 fine.

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Will Gives Hoover Credit for Daring

A garbled historical note discusses assigning credit to Hoover for bold actions during a crisis. It references a call for a special tariff session and policy tweaks while mentioning other political figures and heated reactions.

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