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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1930

Page

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Utility Taxes Boosted in Kanawha District Assessments

Public Works figures show utility tax collections rising to about 14.96 million for 1938 with increases for major groups and several carriers. The Interstate street railway, telephone and telegraph firms, and public utilities boards account for the major shifts while some lines remain unchanged.

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New Jersey Senator Weds Ohio Woman in Toledo Home

United States Senator David Baird of New Jersey married Mrs. Princes H. Smith in a private 6 p.m. ceremony at the home of Mrs. Linwood A. Millee, Smith’s niece, in Toledo. Only family attended. Mrs. Miller served as matron, and the Willys Knight Overland company president was best man. The couple planned a Sunday departure by rail for the east and then a quick sailing to Europe.

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Madman Shoves Family to Death at West Rock Tragedy

Hay mond C. Spang, 35, Ansonia WWI veteran who had escaped a hospital for the insane, allegedly killed his wife and four children by hurling them from West Rock after fleeing Base 81. He then leaped to his own death, witnessed by thousands as rescue teams and police guarded the scene.

NEW Saver Conn Juse Haymond C. Spang Ansonia Yesterdaay Fous West Rock Spang Brooklyn Naval Hospital Col H

Surgeon Reaches Lively’s Bedside After Auto Crash

Five year old Harry W Lively son of Judge Frank Lively of the West Virginia supreme court lay near death at Greenbrier hospital in Ronceverte after a car wreck on Friday He underwent consultation with Dr G Coleman a brain specialist from Richmond and was still unconscious late last night Babcock Oak Hill a business associate was injured with a deep cut in the head. Lively and Babcock were returning to White Sulphur Springs for a Phi Zappa Psi convention when the car overturned near Lewisburg Hospital officials reported his condition unchanged and doctors fought to save his life

Harry W. Lively Oak Livng Lively Charles P. Babcock Oak Hill White Ludyhur Springs Lewisburg Babcock Junge Honceverta Godfrey Cabot Toe

Panhandle Census Shows 3929 Jobless On April 1

Census figures released by district official Robert Premar reveal 3929 unemployed people across five Panhandle counties in West Virginia on April 1. Ohio County led with 1660 jobless, including 1570 in Wheeling. Marshall 728. Hancock 399. Wetzel 322. Brooke 220.

Whesling Robert, Premaar Northsam Paphantle West Virginia Ohio County Wheeling Marshall County Hancock County Wetzel County Brooks County

Swimmer Drowns After Improvised Dive in Ohio River

Crowds gathered as a swimmer aged 25 in Parkersburg drowned after leaping from an improvised diving board into the Ohio River. He was pulled from the water and the body recovered, with undercurrents blamed for the tragedy.

Parkersburg Ohio

England Seeks Senate Seat as Ogden Declines

In West Virginia a three cornered Republican race for the U S Senate develops with EB England of Charleston declaring his candidacy. BH C Ogden Wheeling publisher says he is not a candidate. Former attorney general Enmand disputes party faction ties and pledges to serve the state as a whole if nominated and elected.

West Virginia Itn EB. T. England Charleston United States C. Ogden Wheeling Enmand West Virginia Republican Party Guy D. Goff Gott James Filwood Denes McDowell County Jones Maeland Senate Benjamin L. Rogenbloot C. Lewis Wison Parkereburg Bints George W. Sharp Posable Harry Shaw Palrmont E. F. Morgan Department of Commerce Washington A. B. White Parkersburg White Yeaterday M. M. Neely Neely Beilet R H. D.hatfield Nother England Tha Dhn Blackwood A. D. Harrah L. D. Reynolds Dixzy United States Senate E. T. Bngland J J. Y. Morgan Howard M. Gore James Ellwood Jones A. G. Hughes Walter Aim J. 0. Black Malden Lige Phaten Cedar Grove

New York to Mexico City Nonstop Flight Set at 16 Hours 35 Minutes

Colonel Roberto Fierro completed the first nonstop flight from New York to Mexico City covering about 2900 miles in 16 hours 35 minutes. He beat Lindbergh’s 1927 record by over a decade, landing solo at Val Buena Hidalgo amid cheers and officials.

New York Mexico Val Buena Field Mexico City Roberto Fierro Eye Soaker Fierro Armulfo Cortes Emilio Carranza Ortis” Ruble Joaquin Amero Fiergo Col Charlies A. Lindbergh Washington Lindbergh Boling Flaid Rufino Pierro Metco City Chihuahua Heiger

Byrd Receives Virginia Welcome on Return to Home State

Rear Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd returns to Virginia amid jubilant crowds in Richmond. Fans cheer as he rides through Capitol Square to the executive mansion, with guns booming and a wreath laid on Matthew Fontaine Maury’s monument.

Richmond Dick” Byrd Virginia Byrd Executive Mansion Governaur Pollard Broad Street Capitol Square Richmond Light Infantry Blues New York Bur@ance Matthew Fontane Maury Peshfinder The Sas

Stocks and Commodities Slide in Bearish New York Session

In New York on June 23 markets fell as Spring weakness extended across stocks and commodities. Prices retreated with many leading shares setting new yearly lows while wheat and cotton futures declined and major industrials such as U S Steel American Telephone and Bethlehem Steel hit fresh lows for the year.

New York Stdck Chicago Tost Mellon U. & Steel American Telephone American Can Bethlehem Steel International Harvester New York Central Jobtin Manville Union Pacific Sears Hockbuck

Railway Opens Ramp to Traffic at Local Station

The Chesapeake and Ohio railway opened the ramp at the local passenger station to traffic yesterday. Mayor Wertz warned users the city disclaims liability and ordered police to direct traffic. He said the ramp remains a potential danger and stressed the city’s share of cost, cited as 23 60 to 35 000 dollars.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Wertz Pald Yester

State Purchases East End Tract for Auto Tag Plant

The West Virginia State Road Commission paid 420,000 for six tenths of an acre on Michigan Avenue Charleston adjoining Virginian Electric property. The aim is to build a plant to manufacture automobile license plates near the main offices to improve supervision, production, and distribution. The Nitro plant will be sold, with proceeds credited to the purchase fund.

Yantorday Atute Road Commission Centre Trust Peopetty Ensterm State Road Commission Virginian Electric Company, Incorporated B- M. Keatley Willem Crichton J. A D. Ceummett William Crichton Central Trust Company Road Commission Kanawha ‘County Land Books Eatire J Virginian Company Nitra Samstes Tral Trust Company Michigan Avenue Charleston West Virginia Tes Ac Nitro W. Va

Engineer and Fireman Die in Hawks Nest Wreck

A Chesapeake and Ohio Sportsman passenger train derailed at McDougal bridge near Hawks Nest in Fayette County at 3:45. Engineer Homer E. Haskell and fireman J. C. Anderson were killed. others injured, with Mary Burks of Clifton Forge among the lightly hurt. The wreck prompted emergency response as trains were diverted and tracks inspected.

Sportsman Chesapeake and Ohio McDougal Bridge Hawks Fayette County Homer E. Haskell Huntington 3.C. Anderson Alec Coal Valley Hospital Montgomery W. Clements Smessamger Richmond Sherman Bost Hinton Charlestoki Mary Burks Clifton Forge Haskel Temorea Z. Bock

Mob executes alleged attacker after women identify him

In Beaufort, Minnesota, a mob of about a thousand killed Tan Jenkins, a Black man, soon after two white women identified him as their assailant. Jenkins had recently worked on a highway near the Shipman home. an inquest was planned at Maple Ridge church.

Elz Miler Jenkins Plepra Maple Ridge Church Regro Shipman Officara T Jenkins

Rotary Sessions Gather World Delegates in Chicago

Rotarians from England and Europe, Latin America, the Far East converge in Chicago for five days of meetings and social events starting Monday to mark the International group jubilee. Carloads of delegates arrive by tomorrow night as the hub of Rotary activity hosts dinners, golf tournaments and salons.

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Woman Wounded In Accident Taken To Hospital

A young woman from Washington Street arrived at St. Frenclx hospital this morning with an apparent accidental wound. Hospital staff refused details and police confirmed the case was being treated as an accident with investigations ongoing.

Young Washington Street St. Frenclx Gazette

Arrangements Made for Selecting Election Officers

Democrats and Republicans in the county finalize plans for choosing election officers to oversee August primary polls. Democrats assign precincts within wards while Republicans require majority votes from district committees, with the county chair casting a tie vote.

Democrat Committee Otfirers F. Smith Hillanan~Werts-Walker Organization

Mad Slayer Claims End of His Crimes in Queens Terror

New York detectives say the Queens Borough terror eased tonight after a letter allegedly from the killer promised his death spree was over and warns residents to be safe. Two warm clues failed asJoseph Oswald Clark, captured in Philadelphia, and D Garvos, arrested in Newark, are tied to the case. other suspects remain in custody or under observation as a hunt continues in Queens.

McDougal Price Aida Cof New River Haskell Stddanis Hizally Rot Haswell Anderson Eleucat New York Youk Tan Queens Figvrenot Bagh’ Ough Sellen York Joseph Oswald Clark Lunstic Philadelphia Creedimore Law Oho D. Garvos Newark Pollorman Tao Ben i Kings Asylum

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