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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1930

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House Feud Between Speaker and Curtis Hits Senate Rules

The House and Curtis clash over ruling on criticizing senators citing Jefferson's Manual. Longworth's prepared opinion critiques LaGilartig's bid to condemn Senator Bortrtye for bottling up naval issues. Curtis allows applause, sparking questions about Senate versus House authority and the reach of Gerard Curtis’ interpretations.

Curtis Lengworth LaGilartig New York Bortritye California weeatsananis_ aikatani Rales Longworth Jogisink Gwalings

Solon's Son Caught By Hoover's Brother

In Banta Cruz California May 6 a deputy game warden named Roy Feltom Jr faced youths charged with catching more than the legal limit. Prof Theodore Moorer Stanford dean held deputy post and sought leniency. case adjourned to August 13 under advisement.

Banta Cruz Calif Clare United States Theodore Moorer School of Engineering Stanford University Hegan Santa Cruz Mountains Roy Feltom, Jr Cathee Hoover Pas Tice Court

Naval Building Measure Ready for U S Prosperity

Washington May 6. A 900 million 20 year naval building program to bring the United States to parity with Great Britain was announced today by Chairman Britten of the House naval affairs committee. The plan covers 180000 tons of destroyers 77500 tons of six inch cruisers 99000 tons of aircraft carrier and 700 tons of ???

Washington Great Britain Britten House Naval Affairs Wmorrom Britten Salt

Posse Fights and Slaying Stirs Burlington News

A violent incident in Burlington involves a posse killing a man described as a Negro slayer of a sheriff. The chaotic events include armed confrontation, a shooting after an attempt to disarm, and injuries to local officials as the town reels amid broader naval and political references.

Ohio mother kills 9 in Columbus murder suicide tragedy

Mrs Ethel Yelden 41 a newspaper vendor and washerwoman shot nine of her twelve children then wounded herself in Columbus Ohio Tonight. The tragedy unfolded as she sent Vernon Geller 12 to care for the stand after writing notes and warning a friend to keep Mildred 17 away. Police faced difficulty reconstructing the killings as some victims were in bed while others lingered after being shot. The father is imprisoned and the survivor Vernon and others learned the grim news through the city’s newsrooms.

Columbus Ethel Yelden Vernon Geller Barren Geller Elaine Yelden Eleanor Byron Wayne Ein Alice Allen

Gold Star Mothers Honored By High Ranking Officials

New York honors 232 Gold Star Mothers led by Mrs Laura Hammers of Canton. The group, arriving for the 11th anniversary of the big parade, toured city sites, received a formal city welcome from acting Mayor Joseph V McKee, and attended a formal reception at the Penn Arivani hotel after a day of shopping and sightseeing.

New York Laura Canton War Department Sy. Moany Jim Hammer Oldiere France Hammera F Aesta Army Navy Joseph V. McKee Board of Aldermen Pennarivani Hotel

Remarkable Cardinals At A South Side Farm

Mr McGovran, county farm agent, observed a pair of cardinals nesting at Norvell Connell’s South Side dairy. The male watches from a tree while the female begs at the kitchen window for crumbs. The pair has fed their young, with the mother gathering food and the father foraging but avoiding the window.

Norvell Connell South Side T. ¥. McGovran Connell Garde

Change of Fee In Power Act Causes Debate

The Cheat livery water power hearing before the public service commission turned back legislative history as three senators and a delegate traced the water power act through the 1929 session, focusing on a license fee change from 1 percent of gross receipts to 10 per 100 horsepower. Witnesses denied surreptitious action, and a continuance was set for May 14 to allow cross examination of legislators and press figures, amid questions about press commentary and charges of irregularities.

Cheat Livery Public Service Commission House of Delegates Wright Hugus Ohia Tra Lb Smith Marion County B. Bunker Reynolds Mineral County Deleerate E. AL Beatley Kanawha County Wns Hodges Louis A. Johnson West Virginia Power and Transmision J Company Hie Wheeling Intelligencer Johnson New Dominion Henges Vermat Cros Robert Permar Commission Esriier Treas Coffman Permar

William S. Gates Dies at Residence in Charleston

William Stevens Gates aged 55 a prominent Charleston businessman died at his home 617 Washington Street after an 18 month illness. He headed J M Gates Bons paint firm with his brothers and was treasurer of Burlew Opera House. Survived by widow a daughter Betty Lewis Gates a sister and three brothers. Funeral at First M E Church with Masonic rites at Spring Hill Cemetery.

William Stevens Gates Charlestom Washington Street Gates J. M. Gates Bons Company J. A. Gates Burlew Opers House Gaten Betty Lewis Gates C. Savage George 2. Gates OA. Gates Tt. Gates Firay M South B. P. Taylor Spring HI Charleston Massoule B. Gates John M. Biller Gwan Horn T ., Richardson R. W. Hitcchman J. EB. Heineyman V. le. Black Alexander Alfred Francis Frite Utsmer Burlew Tl. Broadhag L. L. Abbott Frank Kinch Eloe J. B. Shaviklin John Malone W K. Cowden Charles Clare Sean Groff Robert McCabe D. A. Jayne D. E Ligyd A, Morgan

Malden ouster defendants secure continuance in tax case

Martin and Skyles await June court term as bonds set at 1000 each. Grant Halt leads tax payer defense in ouster proceedings. Camp remains imprisoned after a prior conviction for grand larceny. Malden district board officials are connected to the alleged embezzlement from school funds. Proceedings involve Judge Black and Prosecuting Attorney Watts with delays due to illness and bond issues.

Grant P. Halt Emerson Camp,s Council Joe E. Martin Charles Bkylea Camp Malden Martin Styles Bkyles Haal Mint Joinuy Hall Skyles J. Blackburn Watts Watts Black Martins Skytes Ben Burte A. F. Pitzer

Warrant Charges Cable With Slaying Officer

BECKLEY May 6 A warrant charging Warren Cadle 24 of Wind ing Gulf with murder on the death of James L Neely 43 constable was sworn there today Cadle surrendered to Raleigh county officers yesterday and was held for questioning and on a warrant charging maiming and operating a moonshine still Neely died Saturday of injuries suffered when he and other officers raided a moonshine still near Hot Coal last Wednesday Cadle denied shooting Neely and said he was at the still to buy quar

Beckley Warren Cadle Winding Gulf James L. Neely Cablé Raleigh Neely Cadle

Logan Deputy on Trial for Beech Creek Shooting

Walsh deputy sheriff stood trial today charged with staying Mona Perry who was shot and killed at Beech Creek in March while Walsh attempted to serve a warrant. State testimony concluded as court adjourned until tomorrow.

Senate hears Dill offer linked to Parker vote

In a crowded open session Senate leaders and witnesses discuss an alleged offer to Congressman Dill from a Washington insider, promising a federal judgeship for Parker support. Ashurst, Nanrin, and Parker backers push for confirmation while defense argues no direct Hoover involvement. Vote expected close tomorrow at 1 30 p m with party lines and protest by labor and civil groups noted.

Washington Senate Granst Hoover Parker Watson Lote Genator Narrin Nebraska Wisconsin Ashurst Arizona Enade Dill Benster Bratton New Mexico Agata Parker Peas Ohio Amy Tine Ashuest Dil Ashbury Benators Jones Avon Kansas

Torn With Grief Dog Awaits Release of Youthful Master

A city dog named Jack mourns for Billy, his young master jailed in reform custody after a burglary charge. The mutt clings to hope, recalling happier days and the promise of Billy’s return from the reform school as months pass.

Dog Jack City Postioc Billy Jack Hon Poktermen Reform School Dack Blip Ko- Ing Hilly Col

Forty four die as tornadoes sweep Texas counties

A series of tornadoes ripped across Texas injuring and killing residents. Forty four people died with many identified and others unconfirmed as communication lines fail. Towns in Navarro Karnes McLennan Hill and surrounding areas report fatalities. Names listed include J C Klempig Lea Bagley and others. The path was about 300 yards wide and damaged structures in several communities.

Dallas Tex Muay Frost Navarro County Runge Karnes Waco W. x Man Lee Ed Puttemnon A. le Bolt Ana Chita Urs Lee Wooty Sat’ Asbell Massey Equiler Uma Spur Giaxe Shal

Rotarians Name Clarksburg Man

The Rotary district convention closed with the nomination of Robert R. Wilson of Clarksburg for district governor. The event drew 1,001 registrants including about 100 visiting women, with addresses by notable speakers and a reception by retiring governor Frank Emochelod.

Rotary Clubs Twenty-Fourth Rotary Robert R. Wilson Clarksburg Chicago White Sulphur Springs Rotary District Charleston Club Citizen of Charleston Prank Kincheloe Alfred Les Riba Masons Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Eastern Star Daniel W. Ohern Oklahoma City Frank Emochelod Carl P. Bebott Morgantown Frank Marah Princeton Club Raymond J. Knoeppel New York H. G. Kump Eiking Beckley Club Paul P. Payne Ritchie Bluefield Lynn Seyler Mase Moseley Eg French Jennings Hobson Buckbannen J. W Col

De Gruyter Announces Candidacy for County Court Nomination

J A de Gruyter, former Charleston postmaster and long time Democrat, declared his run for county court nomination yesterday. He cites extensive public service and business experience, intends an active campaign if nominated. Also noted were James B Kincaid seeking House of Delegates and Shirley Ross pursuing nomination.

C. A. Ray J. A. de Gruyter de Gruyter Charleston Woodrow Wilson Huminéas James B. Kincaid House of Delegates Kincaid Democratic Pafitica Shirley Ross City Recorder Et Ne Cunemanes Iniston

Tornado Toll in Oil Country as Storms Hit Wisconsin and Kansas

Severe weather outbreak sweeps through oil fields near Walters Oklahoma and into central Kansas and Nebraska areas. Tornadoes devastate Walters oil field destroying derricks and tracks. Two sisters die near Ellinwood Kansas as homes are damaged and livestock scattered.

Chicago Walters Obbe Nona Eadl West Bonge Bilinwood Kan Chase Greesley Antelope Ileane

Supreme Court bars sale of containers for certain goods

The Supreme Court yesterday prohibited sale of bottles jugs baskets and related containers that could hold or transport goods like wheat or corn. The ruling targets packaging items used to sell or ship agricultural products and may affect merchants and manufacturers.

Beverly Hull Calle United States

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