Chiropractic Bill Weathered Senate Storm
The West Virginia senate battled over a chiropractic practice bill with party lines, amendments, and heated debate. Supporters urged stricter education and licensing, while opponents warned it could unduly restrict professionals. a pivotal amendment requiring equal or higher standards was defeated 17 to 5, shaping the bill’s future in the session.
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Mercer
Roel
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Sengor Kidd
Clyde B. John
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Charleston
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Melmick
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West Side Men to Hear School Probe Tonight
Members of the West Side Business Men's association meet in special session to consider a proposal to investigate city expenditures and the school board’s new high school building project. Samuel E. Bowen will present data and discuss the commerce department report, while Mayor Wertz invites inspection of city books.
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Charleston
Department of Commerce
Igahington
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Association For Incvasion
Charleston Laundry Company
Court Mill Starts Grind in Attempt to Hang Chapman
Court proceedings reveal an effort to hang Chapman, with notes on the Mills transformation and a prison inmate named Stanford White. The article mentions a four month sentence and remarks by Father Caxhtacuid and Superintendent Divenu regarding a printing department project.
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New York
March
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Careretion
House Amends Depository Law And Midwife Licenses
The House debated amendments to the state depository law and licensing of midwives, plus controls on state property at Berkeley Springs. Proposals included changing interest rates for active deposits and trimming the number of active depositories, with a board of finance to oversee the division. Three witnesses testified on technical matters as a high profile case against a notorious bandit continues and a police officer’s death penalty is sought.
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Board of Finance
Jury extra panels called as trial unfolds in Hartford county
A Hartford county court case advances with jury selection proceeding through testimony. Key witnesses include Gerald Chipman and Miss Malthe Lurken, while the prosecution rests on the evidence from the robbery and store crime. Court observers note long testimony sessions and a focus on expert photogrammetry and identification.
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Attempt to Lynch Bevans Boys Fails in Snowed Maryland
A mob in Snow Hill Maryland threatened to lynch the Bevans brothers after officers attempted to move them from Snow Hill to Baltimore. Police and a guard line kept the crowd back as the two arson suspects and their escort remained in custody.
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Haltimere
Aviators Grumble Over Outlook of Service Program
In a tenth installment of a Chic Gazette series, aviators voice strong discontent with current aviation policy and leadership. They question the Army’s control and the function of General Mitchell, fearing overreach while analysts note tensions between the Wright brothers era pilots and higher command. The piece hints at ongoing internal conflicts within the aviation community.
Million Found in Booze Haul Goes Untold in New York
A chaotic crime tale unfolds as investigators trace a massive liquor haul across New York, linking named figures and venues to a sprawling network. The case spans multiple locations including city streets, warehouses, and transit hubs, with authorities pursuing leads on a high-value shipment and associated suspects.
Deny C and C Minor Stock Injunction
Detected fragmentary legal notice involves Deny C and C Minor Stock Injunction with references to directors and the Interetebe car on ren eniinbesren iat Hegel tae ty yer eded jon tien. The readable text mentions a March 7 date and a possible lease and court action context.
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Testimony Resumes in Bennett Case After Court Session
The Bennett case moved forward as testimony wrapped up for the day. Prosecutors and defense attorneys debated key points while witnesses and court officials prepared for tomorrow's proceedings.
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Ellingson
Fight to Cancel McClintock Death Probers in Wyoming Trial
In Cheyenne a heated argument ends day 13 of a lengthy state case as attorneys clash over evidentiary questions and subpoena matters. The defense cites medical examiner testimony while prosecution seeks to compel testimony and truth in a tense federal court proceeding.
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Kutz Explains View On Canals And Weather
Kutz outlines his stance on canal projects and related weather concerns. The article references local conditions, river plans, and public discussion, highlighting potential impacts on Katy and surrounding areas.
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Ohio road money may get sliced in budget fight
A garbled regional notice reports potential cuts to Ohio road funds amid a budget battle. The brief mentions state officials, county allocations, and a decision process at a county level, with reference to a site and local authorities.
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Ohio
Special Legislative Session Likely Over Water Power Bill
Lawmakers consider a summer or early fall special session to craft a workable water power law legalizing harnessing of the state's last natural resource. Howard M. Gore may support the move with the governor possibly convening around July 1, though both chambers favor early autumn if possible.
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Prairie Fires Ravage West Prairie for Multiple Blazes
A dramatic series of fires erupts in West Prairie area near Valentine Nebraska on March 24. Reports describe several blazes near the Abelivd leidian reserve, with residents fleeing and others burned in a deadly incident. Fire crews fight to contain multiple fronts as warnings spread and property damage grows.
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Eberon
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Tee
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Tai Square
Niles
Perth
Petatt
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Wien
Fairmont Blast Inquest Friday
An inquest is scheduled for Friday regarding a blast in Fairmont. The investigation involves local authorities and multiple agencies assessing the night’s events and outcomes.
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Wayne County Jury Finds Baldwin Guilty of Second Degree Murder
In Wayne County Court the defendant Baldwin 23 was found guilty of second degree murder for the fatal assault on his wife and her companion on September 1 in Kenov. The jury set an eighteen year minimum term in the state penitentiary, with testimony and defense arguments proceeding earlier in the trial.
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Congressman Hurt In Plane Crash Near Detroit
Congressman Clarence J. McLrod of Detroit Was seriously injured when the airpane he rode in broke free from a tree, stalled, and crashed after takeoff. He sustained a shoulder injury and multiple bruises while medical teams prepared to transport him to a hospital for treatment.
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Trial Notes in Murder Case Refer to Jurors and Reactions
The San Francisco jury trial recounts jurors including two women and their questioning under cross examination. Witnesses describe nerves, fatigue, and reactions as evidence is presented. Attorneys argue over the admissibility of statements while the judge excused a juror amid defense objections.
Graves opened in double mystery deaths prompt coroner
Chicago report says coroner ordered exhumations of Mrs Emma McClintock and Dr Oscar Olson after indictments connected to millionaire claimant Shepherd and a typhoid germ plot. Investigation follows confession, with bodies reburied in Wakwood and Graceland cemeteries amid questions on natural causes and foul play.
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U S Loses Dye Suit Cases in Delaware Court
The U S loses a set of patent and trademark related dye cases in the Delaware district court. The government argued that patent licenses and corporate assets tied to the foundation violated the criminal code under alien property custodian rules. An appeal to the Supreme Court was anticipated after the January 4, 1924 dismissal and last November hearing before Judges Buffington, Walley and Davis.
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Tong War Peace Treaty Signed Ends Long Conflict
A treaty signed today between the two warring Tong factions officially ends the fighting that caused numerous deaths across the country. Jeadera led the signing as police guarded the conference in Bott street and nearby areas with more than 100 officers present.
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