Trade Board Good Will Jaunt Crowded With Industry Sightseeing
Charleston chamber Good Will tour ends at Richwood as business leaders view mountain scenery timber mills and paper plants. A city welcome includes schoolchildren, civic addresses, and an evening gymnasium meeting led by Mayor George Hurd and Charleston supporters.
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Charleston
Thaler
Richwood
Harveston
Nlebe
George Hurd
J. B. Madison
Paul Horecher
R. W. Lilly
Symphony Orchestra
W. Sandy Jason
Cowen
J. A. Poddrill
George A. Herald
N and W Plan New Yards at Matoaka
Norfolk and Western begins building yards at Matoaka West Virginia with capacity for 1400 cars daily. The move ties to Virginian Railway tariffs for westbound coal from Virginia fields, with dates set May 20 for Western rates and a June tariff inauguration. Chesapeake and Ohio Deepwater and Pemberton routes are included in the plan. NEW MARSHALL COURSE HUNTINGTON May 35 Plans for commerce curriculum at Marshall College to grow into a full college of commerce were outlined to Huntington chamber of commerce directors by Dr Shawkey president of the college
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Huntington
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Matonka
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginian Railway
Muntoake
Warfolk and Western
Virginian
Chesapeake
Univ
Deepwater
Pemberton
Privilege Tax on Luxuries Proposed by Legislator McLaughlin
L. M. Atha of Evans Lead Company urges a study commission on revenue questions as a proper action. The opinion advocates a privilege tax on luxuries and non essentials and highlights McLaughlin, former legislator, as proponent for this approach.
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John A. McLaughlin
L. M. Atha
Evans Lead Company
New Envoy Discusses Luxury Tax Proposal in West Virginia
Clyde H. East reports on a select committee discussion where John A. McLaughlin of Marlinton argues a luxury tax is fair given current business strains and that exemptions should target essential needs. The debate centers on statewide revenue for road upkeep and public works, with opponents warning of burdens on industry.
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Clyde H. East
Select Legislative Committee
West Virginia
John A. McLaughlin
Marlinton
Etapydtl
Evans
Gnartestan
Omy Melaitightin
Metawagh
House of Delerates
Pas Hurdesy
Feabis
Touttelange Ag
Mi Atha
Acka
Alon Shaw
Turtu Polk
Searce
Recess Nickel Plate Hearing Nearing Key Testimony
The hearing on the Nickel Plate merger stalled after witnesses testified about the merger plan involving Nickel Plate, Erie, Chesapeake and Ohio systems. Van Sweringen may testify on stock exchanges and arrangements as attorneys request further cross examination and origin details.
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van Swerengen
Van
Mtr. van Sweringen
Insane Slayer Case Shocks London District
A London murder case ends with a verdict of insanity for the accused in the death of a young girl. The West Kensington court heard details as the jury returned a verdict that the defendant is not sane, with the court ordering commitment for treatment. Authorities reported arrest and ongoing inquiries in the surrounding districts.
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London
Gren
Ced Dane
Ing Amstravneed Goth
Fas
West Kensington
Rios Bot Gastnes
Cordingly
Windies
University of Virginia student protest over administration funding
West Virginia graduates protested university spending during a mass meeting in Charlottesville. They condemned proposed tuition hikes and urged lawmakers to fund higher education facilities. The gathering highlighted opposition to university administration plans and called for a reassessment of appropriation priorities.
Newspaper Planned for Democratic Campaigns
Washington May 15 48 plan announced for a weekly newspaper named the Nu Honol Democrat to aid Democratic campaigns. Representative William A Oldfield Arkansas said a strong editorial board would direct the policy and seek broad circulation across party efforts nationally. He predicted the publication would reach 7 000 400 readers before next year s elections.
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Associated Press
Washington
Omnlitant
Democratic Party
Nu- Honol Democrat
William A. Oldfield
Arkansas
Compaien Committee
Utah
Denvers Ie
Oldfield
Wuld Save
Capitol Units Held Chief of State Building Debate
The select legislative revenue committee classified the project for the new state capital as urgent, with three additional buildings including a hospital annex and state university needs also considered. Taxpayers were invited to Monday and Tuesday sessions to voice views on the proposals and funding.
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Select
Legislative Revenue Committee
Mayela
Costines
West Virginia
Tver
Aehonl
Wis
Caplio
Amphibian Planes Set for Navy Shipyard Tests
In New York and at a naval factory, tests are planned for amphibian planes. Officials consider acceptance for service and potential use at sea. Details are unclear due to fragmented text and OCR errors but mention of pilots, crews, and testing locations remains.
Coolidge backs gas limitation in postwar policy
President Coolidge favors limited gas usage while resisting blanket restrictions that could hinder normal commercial transfers of chemical materials. He argues limits should not disrupt legitimate trade and everyday needs.
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Warrington
Coulidee
Polbon
Bas
Fie
Peare Tima
Pay Edward Urabtres Celebrated Fourth Jacksonville Mayorship
Edward Urabtres was elected to a fourth term as mayor of Jacksonville II on a platform pledging no pay and no fear of bankruptcy. He ran on a nominal dollar salary and led the city out of financial distress.
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Edward Urabtres
Jacksonville
Three jurists hear gas case in Jefferson district court
A three-judge panel led by United States circuit judge Ah D. Utne along with district judges Henry L McDowell and George W. McChinly opened hearings in a gas rate case. The morning session reviewed evidence from the Public Service Commission ruling and debated plant value, operating costs, and proposed rates with testimony from company officials and local representatives. The hearing continues after lunch with further witnesses anticipated.
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Atentien
Telit
Liter Piel Ia Company
Serstige Sounnilactan
Ee Ah D. Utne
Babdinees
United States
Tde Feenry OL McDowell
Lynchburg
George W. McChinly
Public Service Commission
Seveius Commission
Compans
Pitsbursh
Colmubus
Gas H Company
Ant
Tate
Hla
West Virginia
Charleston
Hennings
Judze
Davis Denies All Bribery Charges in Trial
A juried courtroom heard Davis deny bribery accusations as prosecutors outlined complex schemes involving payments and favored actions. The elder Davis, recalled as a former bank president, faced questions about illicit funds and political influence, with witnesses detailing alleged improper conduct.
General Nelson Miles Dies After Sudden Collapse
Lieutenant General Nelson A. Miles, famed Indian fighter and diplomat, dies at 86 after a collapse in a tent. Surrounded by family, he reportedly felt ill and collapsed. death attributed to acute dilation of the heart. Funeral plans and interment in Arlington to be arranged with relatives traveling from Canetan and New York.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nelson A. Miles
Ceneral Milea
W. B. Noble
Phyelcian
Deatie
Milen
Ara. Coolidge
Ales
Conlidigs
Warrineg
Hans
Miles
Sherman Mes
Geviathian
American High Commission
Canetan
Anonin
Samuel M. Reber
Wieber
New York
Arlington
Nelaan A. Mites
Duval
Coolidge May Meet With State Heads
Washington May 15 A report says President Coolidge plans to attend the governors conference at Poland Springs Maine Invitations were renewed by Governor Trinkle of West Virginia Governor Brewster of Maine and former Governor Hardee of Florida The White House hopes he will participate and Coolidge had previously indicated uncertainty about attendance Speakers stressed federal and state relations as a core issue for the meeting
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Wastiington
Jrm
Coolidge Merit Ba Atin
Poland Springs
Maine
UW Dune
Trinkle
Wwieinin
Brewster
Hardae
Florida
Whys
Wovernors
Andrett
White House
Ste. Coolidge
Ney
Vinasenitie
Dune
Confarence
Quatraint Favored to COP 1925 Derby From Field
Johnson entry odds favor Quatrain to win the fifty first running of the Turf Classic of America at Churchill Downs. A field of 20 three year olds is expected to compete with a crowd near 100,000 watching as the best of the age group flash past the post.
Salient Facts About Famous Classic of Turf
Louisville report previews the Kentucky Derby with 25 starters likely, running 1 mile 1/4, weight 176 pounds, purse 855456 and total stakes 52050 across 120 starters. Favorites Quatrain Captain Hal Kentucky Cardinal Chantey. Attendance projected 80000 to 100000. record time 2 032 5 set by Old Roverbud in 1914. 1924 winner Black Gold.
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Louisville
Frederick Johnson
New York
Lexington
Moevieh
Two More Held in Mine Strike in West Virginia
In Grant County and nearby areas, two more United Mine Workers members Irving Tait and Earl Kidder were arrested on charges of complicity in transporting explosives and firearms. W. Merl Watkins reported further arrests expected as investigations continue. Clampdown follows John Billy’s confession of a broader but waning plot.
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Atrmont
iGosTwermore
United Mine Workers of America
W. Merl
Watkins
Taylor County
Graflontonicht
Johm Billy
Clarksburg
Bailey
Wendel
Harrisom
Felab
Grafton
Barbour County
Hear Mountain
Billy
John Billy
Gratton
Wathing
United Mine Workers of
Amerlet
West Virginia
Ctteers
Woon
Bnt
Thare
Jake C. Wlyeinwe
Grant Yown
Honda
Som
Coolidge Awards Medal of Roosevelt Memorial
President Coolidge awarded the Medal of Roosevelt Memorial to Gouverneur Pinchot of Pennsylvania and others for distinguished conservation work. Recipients included editor Grinnell, Miss Rorey founder of the Berry School, and Miss Berry, with remarks praising educational impact in the mountains.
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Coolidge
Medal of
Wea
Cus*ter
Black Hilla
Col Ludlow
Yeulow Stane
Miss Rorey
Southern Appalachianmountains
Te Wrmen
Pregi Ment Godline
Maldin Mtoof
Childern
Tighe
Recipente
Medala
Jutoes R. Garteld
Rockevelt Memorial Aaengin- Man
Perahing
Cabinet
Quatrain Favored In 60,000 Derby At Churchill Downs
Louisville May 16 Qua train the betting favorite heads a field of twenty five three year olds in the $60,000 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs tomorrow. Crowds of up to 109000 are expected as weather could muddy the track. Captain Hal and Kentucky Cardinal loom as major challengers with odds near 7 to 1 and 12 to 2 respectively.
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Louisville
Quatrain
Chutchill Downs
America
Inez Witter
Captain Hal
Chantey
Payne Whitney
Fevorlite
Hal Wan
Whitney-Green Tree
Kentucky Cardinals
Chicago
Rome
Riilroad
Churchill Downs
United States
Canada
Manthe Agy
Phader
Calgre Omorres
Defense Day Proposed as Separate National Event
The Associated Press reports White House discussions on holding a national defense day this year. Presumably Armistice Day or a similar date is debated, with Coolidge cautioned against early conclusions while awaiting further reports on sanctioning such a test.
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Warhington
White Provident Coolidge
Armighter
Ceple
Congress
Los Angeles Returns After Jersey Hangar Flight
The navy dirigible Los Angeles landed in Lakehurst New Jersey after a flight over New Jersey Pennsylvania and Delaware this morning carrying guests of Secretary of the Navy Wilbur. It logged 230 miles since starting at 11 39 a m. The passengers included prominent figures from industry education and navy circles amid signs the craft was at full value to the country and science.
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Lakewurst
N. J
Los Angeles
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Anandal
Industry
Education
Kriny
Navy Cireles
Iuesia
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Sutton
Robert G. Wurpht
Giasette
Cithen Winfred Richwood Owen
Kanawhi Eprney Line
Todaigur
Terhans
Virginia
Kiehweted
Moumtain
Owen
Elk
Gauley
Beard
Pature
Matoaka
Interstate Commission
Hagar i
Jeon
Dt la
Slayer OF London
Rensington
Trotter
West Viretitn University
Montes
Meir
House of Delagwtey
Colmarl Wiley
Eine Nomdas
Martin Etter Ab
Chaoite
Culonel
Wiley Fat
Fhostias Oserupi
Perind
Mitchell Field
Mice LD Blige
N.Y
Cydia
Ikaw
York
Michele Jet
Tiky Piloers
Taday
Leen
Tomimmarder
Layrd
Serpu
Tox Fener
Naval Gorerart
Philiotatela
Devel
Abria
Moston
Wilsens
Virginie
We and
Siettary
Purlius Company
Leanes
Oobar Traus
Odette
Aowan
Davis
Kansas
Jonathan Mi
Joey Ikanent
Hart
Tywid
Rangers
Democrate
Gellomon
Avery Papden
Uae
Telman
David
Ma Pardan
Thesia
Pallman
Pollan Biaysel
Miro
Anthanye
Nelson Miles
Ntinu
Pags Seren
Governor Pinchot
George B. Grinnell
Martha Berry
Washingtus
Peasitent Cn Auy
Meduia
Higsevelt Memorial Association
Pinchot
Cerhinell
New Yarte
Martha Beery
Georgia
Audh Mem Te Jona Maulr
Dds
Ward A.linners
Joan W. Noble
Qregion
Grinnell
Edtor
Onsteate Favarien
Jersey
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