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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1927

Page

3

Local Store Owner Fights Quarterly Water Bills

West Virginia Water Service faces a merchant at 616 Kanawha Street who opposes a switch to quarterly billing. Mr Toovey argues leaks inflate bills and urges the company to add inspectors to detect leaks and protect consumers from annual water losses.

West Virginia Water Service Company Toovey Kanawha Street Noovay

Sun Yat Sen's son foresees early fall of Peking

Sun Foo, son of Sun Yat Sen, told a Moscow correspondent that Feng Yu-Helang backed by the Red government will reach Peking within three months. He says Chiang Kai-shek’s position is hopeless, will likely lose power, and that Peng Yu-Hsiang will attack from the rear as his forces move to Han-kow to push toward Chang-te-lin.

Peking Chiang-Kai- Saek Canton Shanghai Communist Party Kuomintang Sun-Fat-Ben China Laura Patrick Moscow Red Hankow Sun-Foo Sun-Yat-Sennan Ruasium Foo Peng Chang-so-Lin Chiang-Kai-Shek Bun-Foo Wang-Tain-Wey Sun-Yete Serr Cheng Tso Jin Honari Mukden Peng-Yu-Hsiang Ghang-Teo-Lin Federal Prohibition I. A Taylor F. F. Boggs Jorai

No Compass Change Needed For Ocean Flight of Byrd

Commander Richard E. Byrd plans a St Johns Newfoundland to Valencia Island flight using a sun compass and earth Inductor method to reduce compass setting changes. The National Geographic Society bulletin notes the route is eleven miles longer than the shortest path and relies on landmarks emergency fields for navigation.

Richard E. Byrd St. Johns Newfoundlans Valencia Island Nans Ocean Byrd National Geographic Society Albert H. Bumefeld Bulletin Today

Water meter tax proposal sparks consumer crusade

Mr Toovey proposes a five cent monthly per meter levy to fund inspectors and fix wasted water. He argues the move would protect consumers and save money in the long run, though he was laughed at by the water company manager. He seeks public support in pressuring the company to repair desks and curb waste.

Mr. Toovey Mr. Toovay Br. Toover Jeak Toovey Mgr. Tooves Jay Water Company

Mosul Oil May Be Abandoned Statement in Commons

In London the dominions minister Mgr Amery spoke in the house of commons about Iraq oil concessions, signaling a potential major shift in the global oil policy. The remarks suggest a threatened disruption of a large public oil project, with American financial interests monitoring the development.

London House of Commons Mgr. Amery Dominions

Concessions of Turkish Petroleum Company Described

The Turkish Petroleum Company concessions total four huve with a combined capital of 85 000 000 000, not yet producing in Iraq Mosul or Mesopotamia. Only Iraqi work is near the Persian frontier with limited output. The International combine includes seven American companies led by Standard Oil, plus Anglo-Persian, Royal Dutch Shell and sixty-seven affiliate firms.

Turkish Petroleum Company Vilayet Mosul Iraq Standard Ofl Anglo-Persian Regla Dutch and Shell Prenen

Recruiting chief returns to city after leave

M. D. Slaughter, officer in charge of the local recruiting station of the U.S. Navy, remained on duty yesterday after a three week absence. Baisseaux, who had been in charge in Slaughter's absence, will stay as assistant recruiter instead of transferring to Norfolk as he had expected.

M. D. Slaughter U. S. Navy Baisseaux Mr. Blaughter Norfolk

Prohibition Roundup Impacts Greenbrier County

A deputy administrator’s office in Bulgaria and authorities in Greenbrier County coordinated a round-up of law violators tied to a local fair. The event aimed to enforce prohibitions and public safety during the gathering, with officials reporting notable compliance and limited incidents.

Bulgaria Greenbrier Calonieh Greeces Prohibit

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