Charleston Council Probes Incinerator Produce Dumping
Charleston officials debate a proposed probe into alleged price fixing and dumping of produce to the city incinerator. A three member committee would study the issue while council discusses recording city graveyard deaths and other routine matters.
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Charleston
Cyune
Jamey
Incenerator
Jocel
Barleston
W. A. Todd Hus
Thomas Wilson
Sexton
Opposition to repeal of nuisance taxes on amusements and autos
The article reports opposition to repealing nuisance taxes including amusements and passenger autos. Secretary Mellon defends keeping the amusement tax as not burdensome and argues auto taxes fund road upkeep. It cites proposed broad tax reductions and debates over revenue, with Mellon and Winston presenting positions on tax policy and economic impact.
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Mellon
Newt
Les Isle Dyke
Cali
Narion
Treasury
Lee
Rainahde
Agift
Mellon Perkonmls
Mowan
Breatis Gan
Ernst
Orbe Agur
Uy Bardanips
Amady
Winston
Meltlan
Comerces
Baeke
MeNyn
Treasury Secretacy
Oumanttree
Treas
Locarno Pact Displayed For World To Seek
Locarno treaties shown as Europe’s path to unity and security. Nations including Germany France Belgium and Britain consider disarmament and arbitration under the League of Nations to prevent war. If violated the involved parties could seek judicial settlement with the League as guardian of peace.
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Europe
MiMthal Guahintee
Varsailles
London
Amines Hanty
France
Belelatin
Great Britain
Jimty
Germany
Belgium
Council of the
League
Aegia
Syland
Anelmett
Tso
Inkegaia
Ieny
Pein
Frateey
Bel Whim
Fink
Lie Wiies
Fenuri
Lin Cayemunt
Timate
New York Arrival Prompts Rita Fisher Marriage Plans
The New York arrival of artist Huny Fisher known as Rita Fisher accompanies his fiancée Countess Edita De Beaun tant of Paris and seven year old Terre De Brauemont. They plan to wed soon with a decision expected within the week after a Paris meeting three years ago. Fisher returned from France last week and headed back as discussions progressed.
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New York
Huny Fisher
Rita Fisher
Wride
Aedita de Beauntant
Paris
Waa
Lerre de Brauemont
America
France
Deeisles
Europe
Harahan Stance Shifts in Chesapeake and Ohio Merger Debate
Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission reveals opposition to the Nickel Plate merger by Chesapeake and Ohio leaders including Harahan, Underwood, and stockholder representatives. Witnesses discuss voting actions, stockholder interests, and earnings comparisons of the five railroads involved, with closing remarks hinting at further hearings tomorrow.
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Washington
Uiel Varahan
Chesapeake and Obie Railroad
Unnerwood
Rir
van Sworingen
Fritz
Tererguette
Hocking Yai Vsteme
Chesapeake
Hia Slaosholders
Verett Jacobs
New York City
Ohio
Harahan
Mercer
Underwood
H. W. Anderson
Chansel
W. A. Baldwin
Brie
Baldwin
J H. T. Page
Sea Forth
Lye
O. Pad
Tuge
Kanawha County juveniles court appointment dispute
Florence Hunn, Kanawha County superintendent, declined to approve Frances McAndrews as deputy probation officer for Kanawha County Juvenile Court. Budget limits blocked salaries for McAndrews, a court stenographer, and other staff. Mrs McAndrews to be paid 33.00% per year. others' salaries set or postponed due to funds.
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Frances MacAndrews
Owen
Florence Hunn
Schooly
Frances McAndrews
al Wanawhe
Duvenils
Milas Ruby
Dudan Milan
Kanawha
Three Flyers Die in Crash Near Cape May Court House
Three aviators died when a Martin bomber crashed near Cape May Court House New Jersey while en route to Langley Field Virginia. The victims were Captain Kinloch and Lieutenants Martin and Combate. A coroner opened an inquiry as investigators inspected wreckage and cargo including children’s toys and clothing.
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Langley Field
New Jersey
Associated Press
Cape Mat
N. J
Martin
Trae
Meuse
Joseph Coulatinn
Pavel
Kinloch
Mitewell
Mie Aviation
Lanastey
Wilde Wood
Frank Hughes
Cape May
Autumn Proves Real Fall Guy
A garbled weather note discusses leaf fall timing, migratory birds, and autumn weather in vague terms. Mentions rain showers and chestnut trees, with scattered references to towns and rivers, but lacks coherent details or clear events.
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Autumn
Moonshiners Quitting Business Over Perfumed Jag Trend
The piece reports moonshiners abandoning trade as cheaper perfumed jags attract tipplers. Barbers and customers recall bay rum liquor past and debates over safety and legality linger.
Two Die of Burns in Boon County Gas Blaze Near Peytona
A gas main explosion near Peytona on Little Coal River injured six others and killed George Dolan aged 35 and Woodrow Smith aged 40. Smith and Dolan died in hospital after walking miles to seek help. flames spread when a steam shovel uncovered the high pressure line while contractors worked. The Owens Bottle Company crew had been replacing the line and were warned by a supervisor to handle the line with caution.
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Peytona
Little Coat River
George Dolan
Woodrow Smith
Ee Ware
Dolan
Smith
Madison
Boone
Ape
Sten
Rock Creek
Brush Creek
Little Coal River
King
Thormog
Boone County
Oyeng Battle Company
Oweng Company
ZI W
Spaulding
Uwene
Mega
Gan
Ciedeesh
Charleston
Owen and Karth
Y Smith
Wen
Barth
Ae Dolan
Leviathan Cannery Strikes Lead to Mass Expulsion
A fragmented report describes workers at Leviathan’s cannery facing mass layoffs and a harsh crackdown by security chasers. Four chasers per crew guard exits as tensions rise and many remain expelled or displaced amid a tense mutiny.
Railroad Forced Strike Claims at Western Maryland
United States Railroad Labor Board heard testimony alleging Western Maryland forced an engine crew strike by offering dismissal or signing new agreements in conflict with existing contracts. Firemen and hosts testified management aimed to replace workers while a strike ballot circulated. Board deliberations followed filings about notice periods and new labor rules drafted by the carrier.
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Chicago
Bret Arhood
United States Railroad
Taber Hoard
Western Maryland
Enginemrn
Wred Burt
San Antonio
Tex
Wond
Comany
Ehmyployes
Wative
Lalot
Ben W. Hooper
Steiner
Withel
Bureau of Wages
Rabroad
Cerier
Farmier
Barr
Wiliam
Maynard
Two Men Die In Explosion At Indiana Mine Opening
In Terre Haute Indiana two men Joseph Stevenson 30 and William Stevenson 28 were killed instantly when a blasting charge ignited at a mine idle for seven months. The FW Gould Mining Company owned property near Indianola. A Marching fifteen van team was sent to awaken preparatory arrangements for the opening of the mine.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Joseph Stevenson
Betty
Neny Limion
William Stevenson
Gould Mining Company
Et Indianiyols
Stevensons
Outbreak of Robberies Strikes Gotham Amid Crime Drivel
A wave of robberies sweeps New York with jewelry thefts totaling $20000 and multiple hold ups. One arrest is reported, while incidents include a deli hold up and a restaurant owner being shot. Police had hoped a gang breakup would curb the spree.
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Cowboy Gang
Rothenberg
Robin Samuel Galdian J
Broadway
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