Official Stenographer Prepares To Answer Charges
Renews charge officers are accused of amateur bungling in naval protection projects. The navy faces criticism as Colonel Brant and General Board members testify about mismanagement, failed communications, and improved plans. Secretary Robinson reports no shooting incidents or targets found.
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Charker
William
Navy
Scott
General Board
Taminea
Riba
Mat
Robinson
Prohibition Chief Collins Resigns From Kentucky Tennessee Post
Surprise and official telegraph lines report Ban Collins resigns as federal prohibition administrator for the Kentucky Tennessee District and assistant secretary Andrews of the treasury to retire. Collins cited personal reasons and compensation concerns though his departure follows scrutiny linked to Langley case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Collins
Kentucky
Tennessee
Andrews
Sam Galtay
Jucky
Tennessea
Tiacula C. Andrews
Yeagers
J. Andrews
Bere
Miller
Ima
Entucky
Wallquarters
Lazington
Hasen
Prohibition
Entucky and
Tennerace
Florida
National Enforcement Administration
Coyington
John W. Langley
Ros
Collins
Langley
Ilegally
M.ac. Coetheane
Wald
Vali
Amteryes
Washington
Ban Collins
Kentucky- Tennessee
Secrtary Andrewe
Treasury
Ae Collas
al Reve
Fed
Seat Service
Cojflnx
Heinen Blames Failure to Heed Danger Signals in Shenandoah Wreck
Captain Heinen testifies before naval inquiry blaming officers and design choices for the Shenandoah disaster. He singles out Commander Lansdowne and criticizes valve reductions and the jam pot covers as folly that endangered lives. Heinen argues danger signals were ignored and the ship steered into danger for an extended period. The hearing adjourns with other survivors present. Veterans elect Thompson as commander in Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larbaurat
N. S
Shenandoah West
Charce
Antu Epineny
Gayman Zeppelln Aitot
Heinen
Senule
Shin Devine
Huse
Helnen
Comjander 2
C. Rosendsal
Cwntor
Shenandoah
Fere
Milaly
Admiral Jones
Pofehin Feum
Halnen
Hosendoahl
Armes
Joseph
Anderson
Hethon
Links
Heineo
Federal Judge Approves Beer Enforcement Debate
A garbled Federal Judge approval discussion centers on beer regulation in Florida and California. The text references Judge William, Prohibition era ideas, and efforts to strengthen enforcement while debating amendments. It notes public opinion turning against prohibition and hints at political figures urging reform.
Women's Christian Temperance Union West Virginia Convention
Dr Charles Scanligg of Pittsburgh speaks on moral welfare as delegates convene in Wheeling West Virginia for the annual WCTU meeting. Officers elected include M Barnes of Charleston as president and Mrs Salem as vice president. Committees and speakers discussed research and national temperance efforts with local and state leaders present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Virginia
Charles Scanligg
Pitsburgh
Ins
Tate
United States
Barnes
Charleston
Salem
Blanche
Pickering
Craigy i Everly
Lillie Maylather
Tae
Crown
Wheellaw
Virginia Teginligers
Plea of Deserted Daughters For Return of Father
Two sisters in Los Angeles plead with their father in Calaki to come home, begging him to provide money for food and shelter. The letter describes a stressed household, a worried mother, and younger siblings facing hunger while the children await a father’s return. They offer to stay hopeful if he answers and returns to support them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
North Elizabeth
Arenu Calaki
Fang
Miter
John
Sub Rescue Efforts Continue Amid Doubt on S-11 Crew
Washington sept 30 navy orders push salvage of the sunken submarine S 11 off Block Island amid hopes the crew may be alive despite rough seas. A court of inquiry will probe the collision with the City of Rome as rescue work, delayed by weather, resumes with wrecking tugs launching from New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Boston
Ordey
BAS
New London
Conny
Tony
Chelny
Feseus
Wsen
Gary Hosts Indian Prince At New York Event
The Indian prince, described as one of India's wealthiest rulers, visits New York hosted by Gary. Elbert H. Garr of United States Steel attends the event with notable figures while tours of South America are noted. The young ruler Makizalak, aged three, is mentioned along with various attendees and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
India
Elbert H. Garr
Chatrrann
United States Steel Corporation
Malinagsak
Garr
Waaxre
Ntmteff
Kopuvahnle
Mahan Wainh
Lnyann
Atlantic City
South America
Makizalak
Not Surprised by LaFollette Race
News dispatches from Milwaukee and Madison report that La Follette leads in Wisconsin as the 1924 gubernatorial contest narrows. Voters respond to campaign statements, with results and party positions shaping the state’s political landscape amid Republican and Democratic tensions.
Flux Epidemic Hits Coal Camp at Morgantown
A virulent dysentery outbreak at the Bertha Consumers Coal Company settlement near Morgantown Sickened thirty to forty residents with fever and general malaise Water contamination suspected Officials mobilize state health personnel to combat the outbreak Governor Gore and Charleston health officials report no danger to Charleston Water supply remains under surveillance and treated to maintain safety Local authorities monitor wells and await full reports while limited deaths are reported in Webster and surrounding counties
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Bertha
Consumers Coal Company
Monongalia County
Associated Press
Morgantown
Sepe
Bertha Consumers Coal Company
I. H. Edsimandéon
Ed Mondor
Atate
Edmondeon
State Health Department
Doddeidge
Beexton
W. T. Henshaw
David Littejonn
Bethava
Enea
Henshaw
S. Tisdale
Dhet
Gore
Setote
Buainesa
Packersburg
Charleston
Webster
Charibhtor
Jsald
Loban
Haa
Kanawha
No Water Company
Jena Hay
American Commission Split on Stand Toward French Policy
A fragmented session shows the American Commission divided on last minute French policy actions. Two hours of debate centered on a proposed burdens shift and calculations, with commissioners near a middle ground amid tense exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tote
Wilbur Declares Not Resigning Amid Demands
Washington Sept 30 Reuters reports Mr Wilbur states he has no intention to resign as protests and demands continue. He dismisses calls for resignation and rejects spokesman claims of authority over actions amid ongoing political friction and attempted leadership changes.
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Wilbur
Divorce FACES Murder Charge in Philadelphia Case
Wealthy real estate attorney William Felt is reported dead after being shot at his home. Miss Emanuel, 35, is a divorcee with ties to Felt, but authorities say she is at large while a warrant for murder hangs over her. Emanuel was released on bond earlier, and Felt’s death is being treated as a possible accidental self-inflicted wound.
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Philadelphia
Dfaurtee
William B. Gray
Shearing
Emenuel
Director of Public Safety
Butler
Miss Emanuels
Germantown ‘Hospital
Mwith
Chile
Felt
Emanuel
Mise Emanuel
Miss Emanuel
Heraett
Man Struck by Car Near Marmet Kanawha County
William Holstein of Hernehaw Kanawha County was struck by an automobile yesterday afternoon on the road between Marmet and Kanawha City. He was taken to a local hospital with a broken toe and possible injuries to the body. He had stopped to retrieve a payer blown from his car and was struck as he stepped from the vehicle by another car traveling in the opposite direction. Doctors anticipated no fatal complications.
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Meip
Henun
Ering
B. A. Aindenheond
Marblehead
Mom
Diewent Craw
Shin
Prins
H. A. Fian- Been
Frederick Teschmathes
William Charley Teachemacher
Newport Naval Hospital
Thorotgh
William
Frederick
L Glhwon
William Holstein
Hernehaw
Kanawha County
Palaéglis
Marmet
Kanawha City
Holstein
Charleston
New England Groups to Host Executives Tour
A visiting delegation of 35 to 40 business leaders from Virginia, West Virginia, and the Carolinas will tour New England October 11 to 20. Hosted by regional commerce groups and maritime associations, the program includes stops in Newport, New Bedford, Boston, Plymouth, and an October 17 harbor tour. The trip aims to foster a regional coalitions to boost trade relations, with meals and lectures at major civic and business venues and meetings with bank presidents and publishers.
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Boson
Maus
Buainone
Virginia
West Virginia
North
South Gareling
Newgland
Throwen
Oace
Maritime Association of
Botton Chamber of Commerce
Itneblat
New England Vu
Massachusettes
Newport
Portamouth
New Bed
New Bedford
Associated Induserlén
Maxvachugetty
Maasechometta
State Chamber of Commerce
Sonton Fiat and Produce Exchange
South Boston
Commonwealth
Howton
Copley Plasa Rotel
Lexington
Concord
Manmachusetts
Techns Osy
Harvard College
Ullman
Portamo
Shay Saith
Masked Sandee Robs Ere Passenger on Train Yard
A garbled OCR item reports a masked assailant robing a passenger near a road yard and a man named Brendint Wain, with a lantern seen and a man halted. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ora
Brendint
Mysterious Federal Court Action Reveals Discharged Sheriff Case
Fragmentary OCR outlines a federal court matter involving an official named Wilkerson, a sheriff, and a judge. It mentions responsibility for a drug case, a person named Hoffman, and potential punishment or admonishment. Pieces point to Lake and Drug uewx jase Feuronaibiyeon context with unclear dates or places.
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James Hy
Federal Court
Anan
Tha
Peter Mi Hoffman
Miter
Eathbrook
Wilkersom
Wilkerson
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Brant
Waerfere
Cornelis Vanderbilt
Gitc Street
Fitch
New York Evening Post
Latates
Lansdowne
Shenandoah Disaster
Thompson
NL. Petersburg
Pia
Opt
Otonel Carnl Thompson
Calum Yus
Ohio
Fedral Judge Aproves Beer
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Amément
Comareey Jewnl Aarne
Gulf
California
Miny
Tows
Hrerer University of Dow
Epon
W. J. Beware
Pet Teoidaes
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Alster
Slater
Mother
Sol Loew's State Building
Lee Amelet
Cal
Damies Ingraham
Paluartly
Aare Ncrvrncaom
Submarine Base
Gary
Lafollette
Dithmar
Senate
ByThe Avsoeimed Press
Milwicket
Robert M. Pollette, Jr
Wisden
Wiscanain
Pictare
Lan
Edward Dithiwar
Udit Preckiens
Bruce
Madison
Fox Lake
Indy Sens
Hobart
Wiscenaih
Auceeed
MD Athos
HasRepublican
Jhera, Watson
Indusna
Lam
Con - Arid Tolletta
Shan
Latonia
Dent
M Pean
Datenia
Chiiatopher Kirsch- Nrumph
Feratner
Todpy
Tain Tirad
Kechryn Kirschbour
Kitechbaum
Marmet Road
New England
Sandee
Tokyo
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