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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1925

Page

12

State Board Names Faculty for 1925-26 at WV College

The State Board of Education chose the West Virginia Collegiate Institute faculty for the 1925-26 year as the annual meeting opened at the capitol. Other faculties from West Virginia University, Marshall College, and the normal schools and junior colleges will be considered in the remaining days with two members absent, one being Bernard McClaucherty.

West Virginia Collegiate Institute State Negro College State Board of Education Capitol West Virginia University Morgantown Marshall College Huntington J. F. Marsh Bernard McClaucherty

Officers Bust Liquor Ring Involving Hauer Associate

United States Commissioner Albert V. Fitawater heard testimony as Butch Mullins tied to ownership and transport of liquor. Bonds ranged from 5,000 to 6,000 with several suspects held for June 24 hearings, including Slim Roberts and Fred Starkey, after alleged possession of gallons and pints of liquor in Clendenin and State streets area.

United States Albert V. Fitawater Butch” Mullins Roberts Hind Cohen Fred Starkey Hauer Gutver Cohen Jim Clendenin and State Streets Starkey Gueek Bullock Ia Canawha Street

Board meeting discusses education leaders and vacancies

Charleston Gazette reports a board in session with vacancies and no successor to Governor Gora. Presidents Davis of a collegiate institute and Sims of Hinefield colored Institute attended, outlining school facts. Other attendees included Dr. Trotree, M. P. Shawkey, E. G. Rombaugh, Purley DeBerry, and local officials. Secretary Marsh returned from Cleveland after attending an international convention. Sims noted absence due to a son’s drowning, with the son recently returning from Wisconsin college.

Charleston Gazette Bluefield B. W. Ogieboy Wheeling Gora John W. Davis F. G. Trotree The State University M. P. Shawkey Marshall College E. G. Rombaugh Glenville Normal School Purley DeBerry School For the Best George M. Ford W. ¢. Cook Welch L. W. Burna Martinsburg Elis A. Yost Huntington Marsh Rotary Club Cleveland Sims Hinefield Colored Institute Wisconsin

Dogs kept at Ellin Speyer hospital for tour data

In the Ellin Speyer hospital cellar stray dogs are kept for study and later adoption. The dogs are not indiscriminately handed over to anyone who offers, and the process aims to match them with suitable homes after the study period.

New York Ellin Speyer

New York Woman Publishes Compassion for Animals Hospital

In America, a hospital run by the New York Women's League for Animals shows care for animals with free services, feeding stations, and classes teaching kids kindness. A man recalls a boy with a mongrel awaiting mercy, while Mrs Speyer funds this charity balcony for pets, with aid from supporters to cover yearly deficits.

America New York Women's League Speyer

Prohibition arrests tied to whiskey charges on Bry Street

Saturday night arrests led to grand jury waivers with bonds posted by Ted Riley George Martin and Gertrude Price amid charges of transporting and waving 15 pints of whiskey on Bry Street last week. Watt Miller also waived to the grand jury after selling a pint on Kinawha Street. Action by prohibition agent Mr My Lockett and Westfall Frank with Patrolman Baldwin followed. Beethoven manuscript note appears in the same item.

Ted Riley George Martin Gertrude Price Alon An Bry Street Watt Miller My. Lockett

Beethoven Manuscript Found Linked to Earlier Piano Concertos

A manuscript fragment dating February 6 1819, not previously recorded, was found attached to another Beethoven manuscript in Leipzig. Publishers were examining Beethoven concertos in their original form during that period.

Beethoven Im Leipsic

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