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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1925

Page

9

Kelly Foils Jail Break Attempt in Kanawha County

City Jailer Joe Kelly thwarted a Monday morning escape by Vince Buck of Kanawhs City. Buck, held on auto theft charges, sawed two bars with a steel saw hidden in jail. Buck was fined ten dollars and jailed five days in municipal court after a Saturday arrest for stealing Ed Forbes’s car from Plymouth. Ice cream origins noted with Gunton in London.

Joe Kelly Dail Vince Buck Kanawhs City Buck Ed Forbes Plymouth

Increase of Automobile Tourists Through Charleston Reported

Clerks at local hotels note rising auto tourist traffic through Charleston with many motor parties passing en route to other states and West Virginia. Notable visitors include Colonel J H McDermore of Morgantown and a long list of guests from Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Huntington, Columbus, Baltimore and New York. Charleston Electrical Supply to host monthly luncheon at Hotel Kanawha Saturday noon.

Charleston Dal Thamars West Virginia Commonwealth J. H. McDermore Morgantown Republican Politica Senate Kanawha &B Kanawha E. W. Collina Parkersburg H. H. Rise Indianapolis P. W. Beanson Richmond John A. Blark J. 3. Frankhouser Cincinnati J. L. Warner Wilmington Del Mra W. A. Summerfield Quinwoot Ron. Wilkinson T. Hult Huntington B. Daniels Children Columbus L Berman F. Sugar Baltimore W. J. Hun Babcock Pittsburga Sam Molanet E. Fisher Weckler McAlister Coleman Jerome Davis Sherwood Eady R. J. Bananders R. C. Megongel Tohn Schweiteer Monry C. Walz New York Mrs. J. Simpson Blunfield C. A

Gore Returns From Inspection Trip Across Northern Counties

Governor Howard M. Gore arrived back in the city after a four day tour of northern counties. He surveyed institutions and roads in the Panhandle and along the Ohio river with Secretary Sam Mallison. Lakin, Ortney and Hiner accompanied him the return. The party held talks with the state road commission and capitol architect representatives on plans for the new state capitol. No details were released by the governor’s office or the road commission.

Howard M. Gore Severay Panhandle Ohio River Sam Mallison Parlernburg Clarksburg Menchant James 8. Lakin State Board of Control C. Fp, Ortney C. BD. Hiner State Road Commission Gora V. R. Roakart Caes Gilbert State Capitol State Capitol Building Commission Offic Road Commission

Marriage Licenses and a New Traffic Sign Installed

Marriage licenses issued yesterday include George W. L. Doyle aged 89 to Amanda at 2 BoQuain. Ralph A. Smith 24 wed Hester Olive Drake 28, Frank Seldhey Bield and Mabel Virginia Ghenoweth, Eldra Jack Stewart 18 to Oped Clinebell 12. A traffic sign was installed at Virginia and Capitol by the police to regulate traffic with automatic lights.

Wera Gocergs W. L. Doyle Amanda BoQuain Ralph A. Smith Hester Olive Drake Frank Seldhey Bield Mabel Virginia Ghenoweth Eldra Jack Stewart Police Department Virginia Capitol

Kay Jewelry Store Opening Draws Large Charleston Crowd

More than 6 000 Charleston residents attended the opening of Kay Jewelry at 229 Capitol Street yesterday from 1 am to p m. The store, the second in the Kay organization, showcased a 400 000 stock of diamonds and other fine goods, with modern interior and model merchandising. Regular business begins today. Rev Charles H Harrington conducts tent meetings at St Albans with the Albany male quartet providing songs. Green Florida framed with white ribbons.

Capitol Street Charleston Canitol Street Kay Jewelry Company Scott Buildin Fife Treet Kay Cfden America Thi Kay Jewelry Charles H. Harrington Calvary Baptist Church St. Albans St. Albany

Moonshine Still Owner Arrested in West Virginia Case

In Falling Rock area state officers found a moonshine still with the operator disappearing. W. Bonar of Clendenin later identified as owner faced federal grand jury in Charleston on $1900 bail. Separate May mine fatality report lists 31 deaths with falls and operating mining machines as top causes. McDowell County records the highest toll.

Newbibitian Falling Rock Bonar Clendenin Charleston United States Albert V. Fitswater Federal Grand Jury State Mine Department Falla McDowell County

Unclear fragment hints at county fatal accident figures

Fragmentary note references Logan and Fayette counties with counts of plants and hydrogen, Kanawha reporting deaths, costs per month, and fatal accident figures per thousand cubic feet, plus a phrase about sane usage.

Logan Fayette County Kanawha

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