New Boat Launched Amid Fire Report Turbulence
Chicago dispatch details a new towboat christened in Glen Ward yards with engineers son and wife of chief, while a separate city fire report outlines urgent modernization across Ward streets. It notes a mist of canal discoveries in Port Lockport and calls for enhanced water lines and alarms, staffing, and building inspections.
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Rejoicing Over Power Decision In Preston County Plans
The report outlines multiple dam and power developments in Preston and surrounding counties, detailing heights, locations, storage capacities, and connected power houses. It notes the commission’s ruling on licensing duties, anticipated environmental and transportation impacts, and the Blackwater developments affecting villages, rail lines, and river flow.
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Western Maryland Railway Company
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Woman Stabbed In Fight In Summers Street
Betty Lawson of North Rand Street was stabbed in a fight at North Rand and Summers last night. The knife struck her back. surgeons could not yet determine the seriousness. Betty Lawson and Octave Chamberlain faced charges of assault. Locke was arrested on related counts.
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Alderson Foman Eimbessler Sentenced and Probation
Judge Hinticed ord er at the January term judicial session sentences Foman Eimbessler to two years in a federal institution and places him on three years probation. The other defendant Plea was admitted and awaits the June term, with sentencing to be con firmed.
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West Virginia Native Watched West Virginia Native Watched
In Newark on June 16 supporters of Dwight W. Morrow claimed he would win the New Jersey Republican Senate nomination by a six point plurality. Franklin W. Fort and backers predicted Fort would prevail by 75,000 or more, while Joseph Frelinghuysen’s camp stayed hopeful. The race centered on Fort versus Morrow with Frelinghuysen needing a strong personal following. Fort accused Senator David Baird of misquoting Hoover’s interest, while the White House denied any endorsement and reiterated a neutral stance.
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Coal Operators Reopen Hearings on Railway Differentials
Northern and southern railways reached a compromise to fix differentials in 168. EB McElvaney, secretary of the Western Pennsylvania Coal Traffic Bureau, testified with exhibits showing coal movement and revenue trends over the past score of years.
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Birth of Daughter in Logan and St Francie Hospital
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Melman of Logan in the Ka rawha Valley Hospital. Mr and Mrs H D Auer of 1002 Second Avenue announce the birth of a daughter at St Francie hospital.
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Phi Beta Phis Close Morgantown Sessions
Morgantown reports the Phi Beta Phi national sorority closes a four day convention with discussions of next year’s college plans and activities. Local members and delegates participated in sessions held in Morgantown starting mid week.
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Policeman Prowse Chases Fugitive Through City Streets
Traffic patrolman Dan Prowse and a crowd pursued a speeding fugitive from Kanawha Street toward Capitol Street and into an alley near the Kanawha hotel. The speed and crowd size overwhelmed the chase. no arrest report was filed at police headquarters by night.
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City council weighs smoke nuisance and pay ordinance
The council debated softening the smoke nuisance act while facing a feud over the pay ordinance. Mayor Werte claimed an injunction from Circuit Judge A P Hudson halted last night’s session. Protesters challenged bonds, street paving approvals were granted with a five percent engineering fee, and the Oldfield motorcycle officer bond was approved.
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Woods Visit Here By Hudton Family Guests Of Vass
Mr and Mrs Cecil Woods and daughter Eleanor of Hudton were guests of Mr and Mrs K D Vass at 529 Donmally Street yesterday while en route to the Faciiie coast.
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Harrison Accuses Hoover of Deceit in Tariff Fight
Harrison charges President Hoover and GOP leaders with hypocrisy as he attacks the tariff bill, claiming deceit in framing and labeling. He cites stock declines including U S Steel below 160, and notes farm price trends while warning the White House of political risk and a broader economic unease.
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Police fail to find woman's body as boat launched
The launching of the Indiana electric tow boat at Chartes BE Ward Engineering plant failed to raise the body of a drowned woman identified as c. Crookshank. Police and detectives searched the Karawhe river with a motor boat for hours but found nothing as crowds watched from the riverbank.
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Auto Accidents Claim Two Near Martinsburg
Two people were killed and 12 injured in Martinsburg area crashes over 48 hours. Adrian Eutsler aged 23 and Alvin Morgan aged 20, both of Martinsburg, were injured fatally after a motorcycle collided with a car driven by Matlin Laie of the county. Leiss and his wife and two children were slightly injured.
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Obituary for William M. McCormick at Owen and Barth chapel
William M. McCormick, 70, died yesterday morning at his brother Walter G. McCormick's home at 404 Wyoming Street. Funeral services were held at four o clock yesterday afternoon at Owen and Barth chapel, with Rev. Frank Brown of Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church officiating. The body will be taken to Milboro, Virginia for interment. Survived by a widow and three brothers H A McCormick of Lewiston Pennsylvania, H McCormack of FatH county Virginia, and Walter McCormick of Charleston, plus two sisters Mrs Annie D Peck of Denver and Mrs Alice Jordan of Chicago.
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Louisville
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State public service commission considers uniform rate for electricity
The state public service commission yesterday ordered a comprehensive investigation into the rates of five Potomac Electric subsidiaries including Potomac Light, Northern Virginia Power, Piedmont Electric, Keyser Light and Power, and Ridgely Light and Power. Hearing set for July 1 to pursue a standard rate structure replacing outdated charges. The commission chair urged a modern eight cent first 25 kilowatt hours plan, five cents for next 95, three cents for next 26, and a quarter of a cent for the remainder.
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Potomac Light Company
Martinsburg
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Charles Town
Berkeley Springs
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