Morgan Named New President of Tradeboard
Morgan was elected president of the Tradeboard at a well attended annual meeting. Capito named vice president and Mason Crickard treasurer. Directors were chosen after lengthy balloting amid calls for unity. outgoing President James Madison praised progress and discussed plans for a broader college and nonprofit university network in the city.
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Capito
Mason Crickard
Charkatan Chamber
Cam Meres
John T. Morsan
Stent 41
Comresens Isenes Madison
Morgan
Macon Urlehard
Union Trust Com Pens
George Cochran
Capital City Bank
Thej
Wholesalers
Dubnson
L. Cash Okey F
Ston
George Manufacturers
IARH
Lana
Jod
Woodroe
Pahiliq Wiiliti al
Dawes Rantraetars
Ateistan
Neweorkh
EL Krebs
Life Under Writers
Paul St. Smith
DeVany Mulliers
Madison
Priter
I. C. Newcomb
General Educational Iittee
Bard of Directore
Atte & Chix
Morris Harvey
Barboursvilla
Sensational Dry Violation Charges in Chicago Unfolding
Federal grand jury to hear six months probe into alleged bootlegging and bribery involving officials and prohibition agents in Chicago. Investigators say up to $9.1 million in beer moved into the city since Prohibition began, with railroads and breweries implicated amid arrests in Morton Grove and on Michigan Boulevard.
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Chicago
Grant
Get
Chicage Pol
Feebie
Ard
Prohibition
Federal Grand Jury
Prohibition Attictute
Morton Grove
Montis
Chinene
Investicalats
Tranie Internal Revenue Hurenti
Mntrter
Artotti Omen
Seine
Breweries
Pitty
New York
Michigan Boulevard
Nuios
Meyer Berliner
Leo
Walet
Toole
Rain Delays Bay Shore Park Seaplane Trials
In heavy rain Bay Shore Park postpones activities including seaplane trials and the Schneider Cup race buildup as officials await improved conditions. British team supporters endure wet delays while weather tests and preflight checks proceed on damp runways and docks.
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Leonia
Cei
Vilas
Weil
Martina Napter
ciMister
Nimley
Maecedti
Algwuddip
Vanars
Jury delays in trial. bishops debate church changes
In Sollesville Indiana and New Orleans, jurors in a murder case against C Stephenson, Bart Klenck and Karl Gentry face delays amid extensive voir dire as publicity and lingering opinions hinder selection. Separately in New Orleans suffragan bishops debate vote on church governance and renaming from Protestant to American, with deputies split on major changes.
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Sollesville
Ind
Gerenze
C. Stephenson
Bart Klenck
Karl Gentry
Maudiecherholtzer
Timmer
Attendanir
Milas Oberholtzer
Talesmen
Orleans
Clon
Atl Ly
Federat Cowell
Diehoys
New York
Wrslington
Washington
House of
House of Deputies
William Gehell Brown
Virginia
Bixhona
Ste
John Gardner Murray
Cleut
Countess Karolyi Barred From the U S
Countess Katherine Karolyi, wife of a former resident, is barred from entering the United States. The State Department denial follows the American consul general in Paris refusing to sign her passport. Strassburger sought repeal of the immigration clause to allow a lecture tour but her entry is barred due to her revolutionary views.
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Associated Press
Washington
Katherine Karolyi
Una
T? States
Neon Ag
State Department
Ralph 8
Straesburger
Pennsylvania
Strassburger
Hest
Borch
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kelloge
Paria
Kahler
Coniidge
United
Waa
Nurelsinwa
Gota
Indy
Possi
Mail robbers fail to net loot in Chicago heist
In Chicago on October 23 three federal reserve bank messengers were held up by ten robbers in several autos. They escaped with three mail pouches but did not secure any cash, checks, or valuable mail. Investigators identified a suspect from photographs as James Phelan, now facing a robbery charge, and police continue seeking him.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank
Bureau
Usation
James Phelan
Kennedy Denies Charges in Inglis Case Amid Protests
The article reports Kennedy denying charges related to Inglis amid a heated controversy over mining production and government actions. It details reactions from Kennedy and the Minted Mine workers, noting arguments about labor relations, contracts, and regulatory approvals. Authorities are described as weighing production claims and potential policy shifts affecting the industry.
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Tpg
Rene Hedy Pottig
Kennedy
Oplyins
Ann Acovernmient
Amiotts
Ivan
Alnera Hove
Astermondy
Tiana
Ean
Cael
Alyeres
Bootleg American Wines In Canada Case In Hull Quebec
Four women including Bloyannt Tavero and Willhine Prager were arraigned in Hull Quebec on charges of possession of liquor tied to bootlegging operations importing high alcohol wines from the United States. Police accuse the group of using a car and a machine connected to liquor authorities to move wine into Canada for profit. They were released on bail of 200 each with a court hearing scheduled in October.
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Hull
Quebec
Canada
Nickel Plate Shows Larger Earnings
Nickel Plate lines report higher earnings with revenue up to 40 000?, 09 percent increase over prior period. The Steker Pita notes nine month revenues of 40 4KN and 09 percent rise, while comparing to the prior year period.
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Hertha
Rls van Menke
Sustosey
Gay Injured in Auto Accident at Thompson and Washington
Cecil Gay, of 628 State Street, was injured when his car collided with a vehicle driven by W. R. Paton at Thompson and Washington Streets about 8 pm. He was hospitalized at McMillan Hospital with head and facial injuries and a possible tumble in the wreck.
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Gay
Cecil Gay
State Street
Snertal
Mosuenjar
Pattron
Thompson
Washington Herts
McMillan Hospital
Nety four killed in religious fair suicide note hypothesis
A chaotic clipping reports a religious fair disaster with numerous casualties and unclear details. It mentions names and places in fragmented form, referencing ministers, Mohammars and Mahommoars from various countries, and questions about a possible prevention or motive.
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Nety
Active steel industry seen steady in first quarter
A garbled report cites rising steel industry output and earnings for the first quarter of 1962, noting higher sales, bond activity, and implied gains across several firms. The text mentions orders, remand movements, and a bond issue of 25,000.00 dollars, with overall market optimism tempered by unclear specifics.
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von Ceh
Muwenu Ch. Cane
Trents
AME
WIEN
Ted
Government To Taye Reichstat Majority Government To Taye Reichstat
A fragmented report describes a parliamentary session amid German security and foreign affairs discussions. It mentions President Von pintentiarg and a conference on Reichstag procedures.
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Taye
Reichstat
Wittens
Wayne
Sonferenva
Reichslag
Mellon Pushes Higher Tax Cuts Plan Amid Hearings
The Mellon administration seeks broader tax cuts with a schedule proposing 1 percent on taxable income up to $3,000 and 2 percent on the next $1,000, while public hearings extend into next week. Debates focus on surtax reductions, corporate levies, and the scope of income relief, with lawmakers split between Republican and Democratic amendments.
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Arestor Ted Metis
Sereveliry Mellon
Isianin
Omeren
Mhateinan
Ehilpoeen
Henri McCay
Actilary Wie
Aprile Gray
Blellon
Tday
Entoy
Democratie
Mellon
Wiel
Haneess
Awsaeintli
Louden
Pairfield
Iowa
Bakers Thorn
New York
Body recovered from sunken U boat after collision
Divers retrieved another body believed to be a victim of the steamship collision. The wreck occurred near Newport with salvage teams working to identify the deceased by fingerprints and facial details as operations continued.
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Aml
Thornien
Newport
Vietin
Mathews Urges Probe Of Living Costs After Visit to Incinerator
In Washington and Charleston debates over the incinerator’s role spark calls for a living cost probe. Councilman Mathews cites alleged waste of fresh produce from the incinerator to argue for lower prices, while officials note farmers could supply markets if produce men allowed sale. Local residents describe the impact on families and the broader food supply.
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Mathews
Tye Ce
Harold & Mathews
Wwe
Gochrane
WL. Campbell
Elty
Meni
Oman
Charleston
Niles
Tha Ming
Arleston
BML
Swano
Italians Seek Debt Settlement With United States
The Italian debt commission led by Count Valpi arrived at Naples aboard the Dallin to meet American counterparts in Rome. The Feb. delegation includes bankers, diplomats, and finance experts, plus two Italian officials and two native staff, aiming to secure funding for Italy’s wartime debt with the United States.
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Associated Flags
Naples
Agt
Thaty
War Debt Commission
Count Valpi
Dallin
Tym
Rome
Viva Aterio
Viva
Italy
Count
Tati
America
Iden
Aresmont
Amerians
Rankera
Sejentiary
Matinn Anisalon
United States
Court Gulikenpe Valpi
Inirront Dininee
Connoissourt Cine Grandi
Tthe Foreign Office
Glacome We M
Legaciin
Vii
University of Padua
Sor Vantelli
University of
Greeks Fight Movement Near Themtr Hissar Front
Partial readable dispatch reports Greek and Bulgarian forces on the Macedonian front around Themtr Hissar, with Greek offensives around Petrinh. Bulgarian reinforcements at Demir cay are noted as both sides claim strategic gains amid limited Greek losses and seven Bulgarians captured.
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Athens
Porrieh
Themtr- Hissar
Demir ‘Cay
Petrinh
Freel General
Bulgaria
Child Hit By Train Remains In Critical Condition
Samuel T. Wilson a one year old boy from Kanawha Valley was struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio railroad train Wednesday night and remained in grave condition Thursday at Kanawha Valley hospital. He was badly injured on the head after stepping between freight cars while crossing the tracks near his grandson Homer Wilson's home at 1481 South Avenue.
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Samuel T. Wilson
Chesapeake and Ohlo
Kanawha Valley Hospital
Homer
Serve Mittimus on Don Chafin
Amite Mims, by order of commitment to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta, served on chain. Three guards to accompany Chafin to Avanta. ex-sheriff refused comment, unsure if he would return to Logan county before departing.
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Lon Chafih
Tagancorny
Sherif
Cit County
Atlanta
Ned
Department of Justice
Ree Norinally Thinakiis
Chafin
United States District Court
Medhit
Misanes
Dennis Machel
Lys
Brida
Wumiington
Washington
Huntington
Amite Mims
Federa Venitentiacy
Avant
Pan Chain
Formar Eheriff
Loren Eaunin
Prictipa de T. Reynolda
Logan
Workman
Anttea Aiaiau Maranal
Chafn
Avanta
Reynolds
Logan County
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Bay Shore Park
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Livik
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Cabdewry
Mie
Bing
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ROVER
Aneo Maslin
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Matens
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House of Bishops
Countess Karolyi
U. S
Hels
Charles Freyells
Misrola
Mightman
Mouko
Ay Doomnais
Heleva
Saleville
Todd
Blunt
Inglis
Secretary of Mine Workers
Labor Federation
London
Andres V Mellon
Bethlehem
Simei
Secretary of Treasury
Hesini
Vonsinger
Barclay
Maber
Columbus
Weller
Don Chafin
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