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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1925

Page

20

Referee proposal urged to handle child marriage cases

William Parker reports on a proposal by Milas E Richmond and Fre Hall to appoint a court referee to decide parental consent disputes in child marriage. The plan sets ages 12 to 14 for girls and 20 for boys, with the aim of preventing coerced or hidden marriages and protecting minors through juvenile or court oversight.

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U S Warehouses Overflowing and Courts Clogged by Seizures

The federal government faces overflowing warehouses as confiscated whiskey and toxicants pile up. Courts are urged to destroy seized liquor quickly, with shortages forcing private storage and investigations into missing large quantities, notably in Chicago and Philadelphia.

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Liquor Indictments and Storage Strain Federal Courts

Federal authorities warn that crowded liquor indictments and limited storage space in government warehouses slow case disposal. Blair orders storage to cut costs as 17 million gallons seized last year. New York and Pennsylvania see the heaviest seizures. Some propose a separate federal court system for liquor cases if delays continue.

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Italian Journalists Enter Exhibit at Florence Book Fair

Italian journalism gains a prominent place at the International Book Fair in Florence opening next month. King Victor Emmanuel will inaugurate the event, with machinery and newspapers on display and visitors offered statistics about newspapers. A copy of Italy’s first daily newspaper is hoped for display.

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Island tax dodgers scared by possible mainland levy

London reports a class of Channel Islands residents fear new income tax laws as English rates rise and officials consider a yearly contribution from Jersey and Guernsey to the British exchequer. The Channel Islands tax is about sixpence per pound versus England’s 4s 6d.

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Adlerika Ad Claim Helps Stomach Relief

An ad cites Mrs. A of Howard praising Adlerika for removing gas and old intestinal waste, claiming improved appetite and mood after one spoonful. The message promotes Co. A. Potterfield and Bolovsky's cut rate drug store as the selling point.

Tax dodgers fear Jersey and Guernsey payments hit pockets

The text notes inland authorities may have to recoup taxes from a larger postwar population drawn by immigration and rapid wealth since 1914. It mentions Winston Churchill as chancellor of the exchequer unsettling tax dodgers who fear demands from the home secretary for payments by Jersey and Guernsey that would affect individuals.

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Relieve Sickness Through Glands Says Scientist

Dr Serge Voronoff asserts glands govern body function from brain to kidneys and that gland health drives organ performance. He promotes Giandogen as a convenient gland tonic for men and women and warns against substitutes. Bullman’s cut-rate drug stores offer the product.

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