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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1924

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Heat Wave Sparks Drownings as City Seeks Relief

The city endured the hottest day of the year as thermometers soared from 95 to 130 in the sun. A man named Bruce Thomas of Portamouth, Orlo, drowned while river boating near Ti98 o’elook Tat nicht. Two wax company employees who were among the drowned were later identified, with authorities noting the heat drove crowds from the rivers to the city. Local officials planned beach and park openings to provide relief while warnings urged caution by swimmers amid dangerous conditions.

Bruce Thomas Portamouth Orlo Charleston-Dunbar Natural Clan Wax Company H. M. Purdue Puntur “Land Company Wffiglale Cne Vortamonts Mercury NS Degetens Arytion Edwin Fhi Chesapeake and Hotomac Talehone Company BawKsth Lythe Suy Mhradle Dusinown Ins Mercury Tes Biehewt Pol Mundeods Hentia Bng Hankin Rik Wode Fondm Cnrevind Chaelestonians Industry Wien Pleurloe Cherleston Charleston Alayer Pollen Department Kwim Pittsburgh Bay Gil River

Discharges Hung Jury in Rum Case

A hung jury in the rum case was discharged after a deadlock that persisted since Wednesday. Judge W. J. Baker presided as the court adjourned with the jury unable to reach a verdict against defendants Wille Wadsworth of Curkaturig and John Hotter and Frank Cavell of Cinthabure, who were charged with prohibition law violation.

Vadine Wille W. Wadsworth Curkaturig W. 4. Haker Cours Barkes John Hotter Frank Cavell Cinthabure

Longest Day Confusion at Tnbury in West Virginia

OCR fragment describes a confused note about today being the longest day of the year, mentioning West Virginia, sun timing, and weather-like references. The text is garbled with misread words and dates, offering no clear event, people, or organization to anchor a factual summary.

Tnbury West Virginia

Hangman For McCoy In West Virginia Murder Trial

MARLINTON West Virginia June 20 Hung for triple murder by McCoy who killed his wife Hallie Virginia McCoy, mother in law Walter Cotten, and brother in law Hobert Totter at Deer Creek. He claimed Christian faith and asked forgiveness while confessing the motive and expressing no hatred toward anyone.

Marlinton W.va Hallie Virginia McCoy Walte- Hur "Cotten Hla Hobbert Totter Hla Crimen McCoy Eltenit Courg Bern Moundavilly Etate Penitentiary Ebsees Jeane Chiat Saylor Silters God Ila Maclinton Mas Keister Greenbrier Joan McCoy Iving

Heat Kills 12 in Middle West

Heat waves across the Midwest and Ohio River basin claim at least 12 lives and cause injuries and property damage. Chicago reports overcast storms ending a deadly heat period while other cities log drownings and fatalities from heat related incidents. Pittsburgh and nearby towns record multiple deaths and near drownings as temperatures surge.

Law and Order Clampdown Sparks City Controversy

Huntington Virginia June reports a heated dispute over law enforcement licensing as city commissioners revoke a permit amid complaints from the local law enforcement league led by Rev. Wr. Yoho. The controversy centers on months of alleged misconduct and an ongoing probe into conduct and legitimacy of police actions in the western city district.

Huntington Ion Law Enforcement League Yoho Out Ferexetan Momund Bellussuurt

Grant Resigns Post as Rector in Turmoil at Church

The Reverend Grant resigns as rector of the Church of the ? on Lower Ptth Avenue after a tumultuous meeting. A disagreement with Bishop Mannini and marital controversy led to his decision, though he cites poor health and a need for literary work as factors, stating plans to retire after 20 years in the role.

Ausoziatea Press Aotacosat Jkhog Wim P Manning Ra- Liklows Grant Steelita Mannini Br Runt Wervier Lut Ljokwer Atteddys

Norman Honored At Rotary Meet In Toronto

Toronto June 9 Frerett we Hib of Oklahoma City today was elected president of the Rotary club International convention here The place of next years convention will be decided tomorrow when the organization will elect second and third vice presidents Chapin was re elected censurer without contest No opposition to Chestey Tr Perry Rotary figure 1920 is expected In the election for that post J BE Norman Huntinglas W Va was elected to the board of directors

Toronto W. Va Tpe Tive

Dawn to Dusk Flight Delayed at Mitchell Field

Dileu tenant Rusnell aintghan probity WIE Tot nedormnt bik dastaetoe dual Mght across the sentinent tomor row. It Wan pAald at Mitchell field late today is unfavoravin weather Reports. The wylator had planned to start early today but at the Inet minute peatpened his departure because of heavy weather. The attempt wi be map tha flext morning tha reports gra fa vorbie.

Mineola N.Y Rusnell Mitchell Field Eltlos

Ten Persons Named by Grand Jury for Mail Theft in Chicago

Ten individuals were named in a federal indictment charging participation in a mail train holdup across Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul lines. The group, including Chicago politician Janica Mure Emensgo and gang members such as Carly Fontana and Ernest Fontana, allegedly robbed cash and securities totaling over 2,000,000. Several suspects were arrested or detained, with bonds set and early trial expected within two months. Authorities described the case as a major mail robbery involving multiple gangs and prison escapees, and federal agents continued investigations in Chicago and surrounding areas.

Chicago Orang Jury Milwaukee St. Paul Janica Mure Walter McComb Carly Ernest Fontana St. Coula Cats Gang Joe Newton Broths Sam Grant Blackie Wilcox Texas Greenbers Grant Wil Rheders Aafier Newtom Breathers Carty Fontang McComb Srhest Bontens Dietec Howse Murray Stl Liberty Dar Ilin Havewe Union Station John FE. Bryne United States Rusk D. Slumons Diet Post Office Washington Mvit Rob Deex Bainie Williarsen Cowney Iinet Ste Doula

Freight Derailment Injures Three Near Fairmont

A freight train on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Fairmont derailed after hitting rain that caused the cars to plunge down a high embankment. Three workers suffered injuries including a broken leg and lacerations while crew members remained unharmed. Train officials and conductors were named, and service was delayed for several hours until tracks were cleared.

Fairmont Baltiere and Ohlo Fairmort Winkshire Xan Lanta Wei Everest Aney He Fitdman McElwaine Gmmiducter Karey Carroll Henwood

Orders to Be Doubled at Democratic Convention

A fragmented account describes plans for party entertainment at a Democratic Convention in New York. It notes chairs Chadbourne and Corbet leading an organized roster of choirs and committees. The report mentions extending vetoes and efforts to entertain delegates and guests.

New York Lunehean Piven Chenu Y Chadbourne Nt. P Ethan

Actress Friend Claims Salm Broke and Absent Abroad

A Berlin declared claim states Salm is broke and unable to join his wife in America. The actress friend says Salm is bene and not reisen, with mention of her father, Colonel Hoogers, and a note that she later faced family circumstances involving military associations.

Levi Duti Veunr Lidwie Salm von Horpstrdeten Nejresy New York Berlin Salm Reisen America H. Hoogers

Senators Quit With Gassing After Bomb Blast

June 20 Providence reports the state Senate disrupted by a gas bomb explosion in the chamber. Republican members absenteeism and arrests marked the day as Democrats pressed for a referendum while lawmakers accused each other of treason and malfeasance. Police moved to remove several Republicans amid heightened tensions and ongoing filibusters sidelined key bills.

Rhode Island Providence B. F Ennate Jong Ail Chase Aue Ignorum Wiotlamd, Pelkey Quue Central Committee Senate Pelkey Toupin Andrews HonLhaecause Fuller Italy

Coal Miners Idle At Madisonville Central City Ky

In Madisonville and nearby Central City Kentucky, miners reported no active operations today. United Mine Workers District No 23 President Lonnie Jackson said fewer mines were operating, with a 30 percent wage reduction reported by union sources and a plan to resume operations soon.

Central City Madisonville Ennington Jackann

West Virginians at Democratic convention keep hometown ties

West Virginians attending the National Democratic convention in New York will have access to home town news through THE CHARLES TON GAZETTE. It will be sold at the New York World office on West 42nd Street and wired nightly to the New York Evening World for the following day masthead as the Gazette.

West Charleston Gazette West 42Nd Street NEW York World Charleston Broadway Gazette NEW York Evening World

Everest Expedition Ends in Disaster With Two Dead

London reports that Mount Everest expedition ends in disaster after near summit. George Leigh Mallory and A Ervine killed as blizzards hampered ascent. The goal was within reach before exhaustion and monsoon-like conditions halted the last assault.

London Sir Frerica Younghusband Royal Cieographical Society Mount Everest George Leigh Mallory A. ©. Ervine West Sinister Francis Sir Francis Sumuit Prancis Mallory Ervine Francie Birkenhead Daily Express Bit. Everest Ge. Bruce India Tibet Ilness Mullery United States Joe Ervine

Summer Schools Strong in State in West Virginia

Summer schools at Fairmont Normal school open with prospect of record enrollment. First day total rose to 1900, with six new faculty members joining including Rev Bull. Elgerly Normal School plans summer and collegiate work, with normal graduates in August. Statewide division into northern and southern circuits to conduct weeks of courses under West Virginia University medical college. visits planned to Morgantown Fairmont and other towns.

Pairmont Fairmont Normal School Bull Morenntown High Schol Fairmont Mig Tune Elgerly Normal School Fultcom Menncemert Northern Panhandle Morgantown West Virginia University College of Medicine Deas Joan E. Shupson BR. W. Scott Western Reserve Medical School M. A. Blaikenhorn Western Reserve Gr. A. G. Gerstenberger G. W. Burnane Starkabury Weston

Democrats Face Two Momentous Political Battles

New York dispatch reports Democrats converge on Square Garden amid clashes over McAdoo versus Smith for presidential nomination, and a push to condemn the Ku Klux Klan in the party platform. Also debated is the two thirds rule for nominating delegates, with talks of a compromise candidate if deadlock persists. Leaders push anti Klan language and a firmer pledge on international cooperation.

Praga New York Demerratis Party Square Garden William G. McAdoo Alerea E. Smith Wu Klux Klan Higlary feAdoo Satin Witte Jolan George E. Brennan Minnots Free America Tecma Hall Internatt Deace Sti League Senater Glans Virginia Stausert Republican Party Tha World Court Ee Bernaca’m. Baruch War’ Industries Board Cleveland Lace Bevan

Means on Stand in Own Defense

New York reports stocky testimony as Gaston B Means former Justice official testifies in a federal court trial alleging Secretary Mellon tried to block the Prohibition probe. He and Elmer Jarnecke face conspiracy charges over whiskey withdrawals from a Pittsburgh distillery in 1922. He details investigations into war fraud Prohibition cases and his own suspension and resignation while defense seeks dismissal of indictments.

New York Gaston B Department of Justice Elmer W. Jarnecke Todd Manns Wortas Wy. Welder Io Mellon Melion Axythur Sixsmith Mfe William J. Sums Bureau of Investigation Dougherty Jess Smith Treasury Department Elmer Deter O Fe Jefe Harding Governent Hexts Cave Foverniert Ate Dfx Elder-Mayed Means Jarnecke Fudee Weivercon

Grain Cooperative Plan Submitted for Producer Control

A plan submitted to the American Farm Bureau Federation executive committee proposes five large grain concerns and five thousand cooperative elevators come under producer control. It envisions consolidating Armour Grain, Hosenbaum Grain, Hartzer Penzier and Co, Horentaim Bros. Grain, and J G Shatter & Co, creating a grower financed and controlled entity. The plan also aims to transfer trading privileges to a cooperative marketing organization aligned with Chicago Board of Trade rules. Details of submission timing remain undisclosed.

Chicago American Farm Bureau Federation Comparative Grain Marketing Organizationa Chicora Board of Trade Memperial Fanti Armour Grain Company Hosenbaum Grain Corporation Hartterz Penzier and Company Horentaim Bros. Rain Cornoration J. G. Shatter and. Company Exenantgu

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