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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1925
Page
7
London March 9 The fitting of the battle cruiser Repulse for the Prince of Wales voyage to South Africa and South America is a difficult problem. The Daily Mail notes the need to house 1259 men plus over 90 of the prince's staff and servants with ample space for baggage and comforts.
Henry Tas Thorn aged 66 a former coast guard captain and host for a congressional medal for saving lives in 1901 died yesterday in Cleveland His obituary notes a peculiar reference to crocodile skin items offered by Brazil and a strange phrase about a water carnival appears in the fragmentary text
Evelyn Eldridge and Peter Wentworth quarrel over faithfulness at a house party. Evelyn and Wentworth break engagements as Fiery Wathen and Peggy Smith stir romance. A second timetable twist tests loyalties while a lawyer questions Miss Beelyn Eldridge and Miss Peggy Smith about past engagements and motives as the trial unfolds.
A tale of courting and feigned love unfolds on a veranda as two couples navigate heartbreak and pressure from Miss Smith and her father. Plans to wed are thwarted by a forced breakup and a public decision to avoid marriage, with a note of observed social gatherings and eventual department separation. In contrast, a separate London note reports smallpox alarm and factory health concerns amid expanding concerns in Cheshire mills.
A strand of light brown hair found on a motor car led to the arrest of three men Herman Heller William Johnson and Stephen Suilth on suspicion of connection with the killing of Miss Annie May Grazia in Boyertown near Pottstown Pa. She died after an automobile incident reported to have occurred last night at the training senior hospital. Police Inspector John Sirkinger inspected the car where it was parked.
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