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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1935

Page

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Chandler vows to repeal Kentucky sales tax after landslide win

Kentucky Governor elect A B Chandler vows to repeal the state sales tax and cut government costs while pledging to uphold Roosevelt policies. Final returns show Chandler with a large margin over King Swope, amid amendments on pensions and an end to the past prohibition era.

Louisville Kentucky A. B. Chandler Roosevelt Chandler King Swope Swope Tepes Frankfort

Kentucky Liquor Repeal Sparks $1.5 Million Distillery Plan

Louisville report outlines Kentucky moves toward repeal of a liquor act and the Seagram Distilling Co plans a $1,500,000 project on a 40 acre site near Frankfort and Lexington. The piece notes a statewide dry majority and the economy of a regulated medical classification.

Louisville Kentucky Seattle Seagram Distilling Coms 3 N Company Frank Lexington

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Vote Results Signal Fierce 1936 Campaign Scramble

Washington reports furious campaigning as results from Tuesday's ballots in New York New Jersey Pennsylvania and Kentucky boost party funds claims. Democratic and Republican spokesmen race to spin wins and losses while observers foresee intense follow up fights.

Washington GOP New Deal New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Kentucky Chandler Ince Sonketoutone Democratie I la Egreéspoud King Swope

Wizard and Honor Student Named in Record Mail Fraud Indictment

Wall ace G Garland once called the wizard by Yale, along with Arnold Mason, faces a 42 count mail fraud and one conspiracy indictment. The 77 page filing accuses them of selling 4.5 million dollars in worthless stock between 1931 and 1934. The grand jury completed the extensive indictment after an eight year probe by AUSA William R. MacJoney and James Murtagh.

New York Wallace G. Garland Yale Arnold Mason Shatiiela Science School Hamdiher Iat Garland Prof Ieving Fisher Ieee Pen Ie Myers

Council Adopts Old Bridge Site Calls Election

City council approves a bond issue of 330 000 dollars to match a 247 000 dollar WPA grant for a bridge site spanning from Virginia Street across the Kanawha River to Ridge Avenue. The vote to accept the location was 12 to 7 and the final ordinance passed 18 to 1 amid a heated session.

South Side Bridge Charleston Federal Works Progress Administration Virginia Street Kanawha River Ridge Avena View Bridge Dawson Nan Carl Davis Nathan S. Potten Barger F. Witcher McCullough WPA Snandal P . Gates Acceptanes Alexander P. Gates Poffenbarger

Roosevelt Sons Inducted Into Masonry In Secret Rite

President Roosevelt participated in a private Masonic ceremony at Masonic Hall inducting his sons James and Poiein Jr into the craft. Roosevelt, already a member, assisted officers as they conferred the first three degrees. Elliot Roosevelt is a member. The event occurred despite a heavy rain as the royal motorcade traveled slowly from Hyde Park.

New York Roosevelt James Poiein Jr Rand Judge Masonic Hall Franklin Elliot James Roosevelt Hyde Park Riverside

Gazette Cooking School to End at Armory Today

Charleston housewives attend the final Gazette cooking school session at the armory at 1 40 this afternoon. Miss Claira Andree, instructor and demonstrator from the DeBothitime Mauere institute, has drawn large crowds and praise for her practical demonstrations using household tools. Yesterday she prepared several dishes and offered tips on pie crust and dough handling amid lively audience questions. The program will feature a 15 minute intermission with guitar selections by Carl Hudson and others.

Charleston Claira Andree Gazette Cooking School Miss Andree DeBothitime ‘Mauere' Institute Andree Miss. Andree Allplayer Miss Andres Carl Hudson Galperin Music Company Brung Puppie Jetty Mollie Kaley Mackie Matthews

Utility Act Held Tegal

Baltimore November 1 7 The 1935 holding company act aimed to give the government power to reorganize utilities. Judge Colin Agols said the act infringes the constitution and is arbitrary capricious and impossible to enforce parts of it. The ruling questions collusion charges and signals continued legal battles on the act.

Baltimore Util Power Colin Agols Congress

Soviet Leaders View Lenin Mausoleum in Moscow Parade

In Red Square Stalin Voroshilov and other Soviet leaders stood on Lenin Mausoleum as Moscow civilians watched a parade celebrating the Bolshevik victory observed in Kremlin Square today amid a display of political authority and public crowds.

Moscow Jose Stalin Wait ComYaissar Voroshilov Nicolai Lenin Kremlin Square

Teacher dismissed over salute dispute in Jehovahs Witness case

A third grade teacher in a religious dispute faces discharge after refusing to salute during a ceremony. The school board ordered the dismissal, citing her allegiance to Jehovahs Witness beliefs which forbid saluting. The incident involves Estep and colleagues, with explanations about religious practice and school policy.

Schital Board Estep Chartes Alster Marian Jehovahs Witnesses

Freak Hurricane Recurves Off Florida West Coast

A freak hurricane disturbances off Florida and the Gulf coast prompted storm warnings from Tampa to Pensacola. The center, about 120 miles south southeast of Pensacola, showed diminished intensity and drifted eastward or east northeastward.

Florida Allavasser Fla Orleans Gulf Coast Tampr Pensacola

Armory and Barracks Construction Delayed by Labor and Funds

Officials announced postponement of armory and barracks programs due to lack of skilled labor and funds. They cited the need to acquire building sites and other factors beyond control, pushing completion indefinitely.

WEA Teregrat Alice McCullough

Robbers Seize $40,000 in Garrettsville Train Raid

A five man gun gang robbed an Erie railroad passenger and mail train near Garrettsville Ohio taking mail pouches likely containing at least $40,000. The train halted at the Garrettsville station and robbers fired shots and forced clerks and a news dealer to leave the train asSpectators watched.

Garrettsville,.c Erie Railroad Cleveland Pittsburgh Garrettsville Earl Davis Davis

Victim of Feminine Curiosity Faces Jail

In Pine, Mie on November 1 a report states a woman named Mrs F D Roosevelt of the White House Washington faces jail awaiting trial on charges linked to feminine curiosity about where men obtained liquor. The message notes the townsfolk discussing the event and the resulting legal action.

Pine Mie Chyton Arnold Tiber Ozarks Mra F. D. Roosevelt White “House Washington

Campaign Urges Right to Die for Incurable Patients

A reported confession by an English doctor of mercy slayings triggers a campaign to legalize euthanasia for incurable patients. Lord Moynihan and other medical and clerical leaders plan a Dec 10 meeting at the British Medical Association headquarters in London to push the proposal nationwide.

London Daily Mail Lord “Moynihan Britain Lord Monthan The British Medical Association Serting

Italy clamps down on profiteers and defectors in war drive

Rome reports fascist actions against profiteers speculators and defeated rumor spreaders arresting six men to five year terms on islands. Stores closed and merchants forfeited party membership while foreign exchange dealers and price undercutters were held. Mussolini backs sanctions shift to protect trade and Italy plans to send more athletes abroad despite Germany friendship.

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Ouster bid for Lumberport High principal amid student suspensions

A Clarksburg committee of 76 citizens seeks the ouster of Lumberport high school principal Charles L. Inter for alleged wrongdoing. Two senior class members face expulsion after a student strike protesting the transfer of Principal Chester Martin and the appointment of Righter by the county board of education, with suspensions imposed and a tense scene at the school.

Clarksburg Charles L Lumberport High School Bisschool Tae Pamelpa Bate Forrest Bailey Presi Jen Robert Glass Owl Literary ‘Society Justice of the Peace Brown Kaye Bail Perecis Peresty Hobert Lumberport Chester Martin Wyatt Righter County Board of Education

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