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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1935

Page

2

Revolting Kansas Convicts Fire Mines Amid Siege

Prisoners at a Kansas mine sparked fires and fought guards as metal gates and gun cages controlled routes. Guards climbed to surface after clashes. negotiations failed as inmates refused to emerge. One guard, Jill Gould, missing earlier, was later found at home. An incident report details guards securing routes and countering attempts to seize additional mine entrances.

Mitinesia Lacy Simpson James M. Scott Board of Administration Muutneéra Budce Naren Simpson Holly Weld Sho Murray Jill Gould Graham O. N. Johnson Johnson

CCC Expansion Adds Enlistments to 7000 in Camps

Major General A. J. Bowe announced CCC expansion in the corps area. Personnel would be enlisted through August 3 to raise the number in camps to 7000.

West Virginia CCC A. J. Bowe Fay

Three Arrested in Baseball Theft Case

City police say three men James Bennett Charles Luther and Allen Mam Brandon were arrested on charges of sealing baseballs from Joseph Bond. The baseballs were valued at a given amount according to the report.

Spee Joseph Bond James Bennett Charles Luther Alle Mam Brandon Bascballe

Birthday greetings to Walter S Wylie druggist in Huntington

Thao Gazette extends best wishes to Walter Scott Wylie for his birthday. A Huntington druggist in business 27 years at Morris and Washington, he hails from a祖 Scottish lineage tracing to 14th century Ayrshire. He studied at Marshall College and Ohio Northern University, is a Democrat, member of the West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association, and father of three.

Walter Scott Walle Thao Gazette Walle Morris and Washington Streets Athalin Huntington Wiliam Wyle Gallowberrie Ayrshire Scotland West Virginia Pharmaceutical Association No Hono! Association of Retail Drug Gista First Presbyterian Church Wylie Nellie Wright Ceredo Walter Wright Ai- Teen Simpson Charles Scott Wylte Greenbrier Street

Notable Charleston social life and births horoscope fragment

The fragment describes Charleston society and cultural life with a horoscope noting independent natives born on this date who may pursue oratory and stage work. It references James II of England as a figure born on this date and hints at a lively, contented life shaped by determination and self-mastery.

Ing James, II England

Reich and Britain Reach Naval Power Pact

The agreement sets a 35 to 100 ratio in tonnage between Britain and Germany across categories with Germany capping submarines at 45 percent of Britain and a potential parity after friendly talks. It allows lumping cruisers and destroyers in one category if others do so, aims for binding effect immediately, and expresses hope the pact will ease naval limits discussions among all powers.

Britain Germany England

Improved Pastures Indicated in State

Samuel J. Gilbert crop statistician for the department of agriculture said yesterday that milk production in the state shows an improvement in pastures. Output on June was 135 pounds per herd cow, an increase of 35 percent over May 1.

Samuel J. Gilbert Department of Agriculture

Fourteen to Take Pharmacy Tests in West Virginia

The state board of pharmacy will examine 14 applicants for licenses to practice pharmacy in West Virginia, Friday and Saturday, at West Virginian University. Roy Bird Cook of Charleston, secretary of the board, will assist in the examinations.

State Board of Pharmacy West Virginia West Virginian University Roy Bird Cook Af Charleston

Bloody Street Riots Break Out in Vancouver Docks Strike

Rioters clashed with police as strikers marched through downtown Vancouver. About 100 officers joined the charge, 12 were hospitalized, including three policemen and nine wounded roters. Rioting continued in alleys near the waterfront. one man required 18 stitches. Ivan Emery, head of the local union, was arrested for inciting to riot before the confrontation.

Ivan A. Emery Longshore and Water Transport Workers of Canada

Views Charleston As Cultural City

A plan envisions a city chorus of hundreds drawn from local schools along with an orchestra. The effort hopes for successful concerts if rehearsals proceed and a wise selection of pieces. Campaign manager Henderson Peebles reported 180 memberships sold at ten dollars each, with brief remarks from several local figures and praise from Mayor D Boone Dawson.

Hienderson Peebles Mmanager G. G. Irwin Harry Silverstein Harrison B. Smith William O. Zichard Judith &. Crippen D. Boone Dawson Association

16 Codes Puzzle New NRA Officials

The article discusses voluntary codes under the NRA and government authority questions. President Roosevelt signaled limited enthusiasm, warning that dishonest minors could wreck agreements. A meeting of the advisory council and a proposed division section would monitor labor standards and fair competition codes.

Roosevelt NRA Advisory Council O'Neill

Roosevelt proposes panel to salvage NRA with Richberg as chairman

A proposed committee including labor and commerce representatives and an impartial chair would oversee the NRA. Donald R. Richberg, former head of the national Industrial recovery board, sent a letter to NRA officials and employees expressing regret over unfinished responsibilities and urging continued integrity and achievement.

Nee Pines

Fire Chief Receives New Red Coupe Car

Fire Chief Louis McLane was delivered a new nine manila coupe with an all steel body funded by the special levy. The car arrived yesterday at the central fire station for use by the chief.

Louis McLane

Defer Shooting Case Continues For Teal Incident

The hearing for Dr. A. L. Parsons and A. G. Maddox on shooting with intent to kill Mrs. Leola Teal was continued in municipal court. A new hearing date is set for June 26.

A. L. Parsons A. G. Maddox Leola Teal

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