Gas tax cases heard in West Virginia court
Judge Hummel and attorneys debated the validity and impact of last June’s gas gross sales tax law in a bid to restrain enforcement. The petitioners argue it burdens interstate commerce and violates the state constitution, potentially costing millions in revenue. The case centers on Hope Gas and related companies with城 contentious arguments about bonds to secure taxes pending constitutional rulings.
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Bany
Arden
Natorad Bae Peralaeed
Eeken Wiens
Caer
Otal
Teidhieg Ast
Breushe
Hopp the Reserve
United Fuel Gan Company
Judie ‘En
Grant Pil Fall
Howard Lys
Lecaus
Saya
Bena
Jude H. D. Hummel
Tax
West Vir
Fas
Rummel
Cas
Fred C. Blue
T. C. Townsend
John T. Simms
Tax Comns Missioner
Hope Gas Company
Sea Burder
Sas
Tnere
Hummel
Ates
Hope Company
West Virginia
Heslo
IkewlRie
T. (. Townsend
Atite
Fears U S Will Be Misconducted into Monkey House
A fragmentary foreign dispatch discusses fears that American society could drift toward a controlled, sensationalized reckoning in a monkey house scenario. The report references fears of national decline, social panic, and pressures on governance amid wartime rhetoric.
Annex Owners Weigh Sold Building For Library Move
Citizens and stockholders meet in Charleston to decide on annex building sale to the library commission. The plan would shift the structure from private to public use, clearing debt and funding library needs with a reduced price and new facilities in the upper city.
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Citikens Corporation
Capital Annex
Charineton
Perdach
Kanawha Valley
Ubrary Commission
Alliesd
Theadily Library
Bal Tatnos
Charly Ten
FinneGd
Wiskey
Viabe
Itz
Bull
Charleston
Samarely
Citizens Corporation
Star
Library Commission
Mbtary Commission
Wlate
Rome
Turner Named Head of Bureau of Mines in Wasting Tin
In a terse internal move, Varner a minty engineer of WHE succeeds Tar Hy Doe as director of the Bureau of Mines. The promotion comes after the recent departure of the ministerial aide from the interior to the cemimipree dee department, with Turner taking over leadership duties.
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Turner
Bureau OF Mines
Chey
Anit Arener
Ganshie
Bureau, of Mines
Varner
Tar
Hy Doe Ter Tain
Mitchell Defense Victory in Court Driving Out Three Members
A fractured report describes the Mitchell defense securing victory by driving out three court members. The text references war departments, Whantians, and various officials, noting resignations and political maneuvering surrounding a high court case.
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Mitchell
Jim Thorpe Marries West Virginia Girl After NY Club Release
Jim Thorpe, famed Indian athlete, was released by the New York professional club for failing to reach proper playing condition. He married Migu Freeda Kirkpatrick of West Virginia, his second marriage after a previous divorce in Oklahoma. Thorpe, a noted Olympic and track star, had a career spanning baseball and football before regulatory amateur status halted his medal prospects.
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Jim Thorpe
West Virginia
Freeda Kirkpatrick
Endicott
Thorpe
New York
Clile
Associated Press
York
Migu Freeda
Kirkpatrick
Scott
Thorne
Maeringeny
Ghlahoma
Sharpe
Treny Hock Island
Witneis
Uhl
Indelpharia
Meare Ghilet Co
Lute Topin
Omehis
Okartvera
New York Cilants
Ezemore
Timeag Traesa
Arrests Made In Beer Scandal Case In New York
A convoluted newspaper snippet reports arrests connected to a beer scandal involving a New York clerk and associated officials. The text references court actions, attorneys, and various names, with unclear details and partial phrases about proceedings and orders.
Complex trial proceeding outlines Klanshen suspects and wartime era abductions
The transcript fragment outlines charges and hearings tied to Klanshen and related abduction accusations. It mentions suspects including Stephenser, Rirnel and entry Raves Treety, with references to detention, trial delays, and alleged roadside abductions. The text names locales such as Utah and bands together disparate details about a long-running case with multiple defendants and a pending court determination.
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Sore Farm
Nfl
Odin Nyutin
Ali Lee
Tord
Cada Bs
Coe
En Holueer
Ot Ceed
Che Jiey
Jude
Nida Painlls
Stontenson Jarace Ang
Stephernsat Andl
Awifhout
Moedienl Esislinga Alpergohe
Wananend
Ole Breton
Eit Msi
Eri
Bresants
Stephenser
Rirnel
Treety
Utah
Hele
Tina
Frei
Marion
Mamita Elrautt
League Council May Declare Neutral Zone Crisis
A desolate conference narrative describes League and Locarno Pact aims extending to the Balkans. It references disarmament talks, arbitration replacing cannon, and a convocation in a tense global power climate. The report names Hoth, the Buran and American fronts, plus a looming Paris meeting and evacuation concerns centered on a broader security framework.
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Council
Grane Wins Suit in Cabell County Court
A fragmented report shows Grane prevailing in a civil suit filed in Cabell County, with references to a trial, testimony, and local legal figures. The text mentions Caplin, Taplin, and other names amid garbled OCR, indicating a regional courtroom decision and witnesses.
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Grane
Cabell County
Court power proposed for appeal board
Treasury plans an increased appropriation to fund an appeal board, with supporters urging stronger powers and extended terms. Debate centers on authority to levy fines for violations and restoring budget to safeguard functioning of the board amid fiscal pressures and legal challenges.
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Treasury Department
MW Saport
Melon
Urey
George M. Merris
Bord
Edward 3
Gore
Chiengh
Unis A
Sollediar Gres
Uiitatiun
Food Cost Quiz Fizzles in Kanawha Incinerator Probe
In Charleston, the Great Kanawha inquiry into cost of living collapsed into a quiet adjournment. The incinerator committee heard scattered testimony and denials as questions about produce waste and pricing drew little spark, with James Cain defending outputs and city officials silent on deeper probes.
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Charleston
Pratein
James H. Cain
Belhe Hattie Stein
Jesse M.D. Rummel Cley
Kiny Stone
Judge Rummel
W.W. Wergz
Cain
Harold Fe Mathews
J. FL Meadows
A. Pada
Groupe Pe
Jrouda
Madizon
Mr. Cain
City Health Coal
Mirek Cardea
Mr Cain
Tilight
Tnlack
Dr. Cui
Gazette
Buliater
Caillaux Out of New Cabinet Formation in France
Caillaux leaves new cabinet talks as Painlevé, after talks with Herriot and Briand, accepts mission to form government. Breland to be minister of travel affairs and Loucheur to head fi nance with premier at war office. Cabinet aims for capital levy amid Left and Radicals split, while President Doumergue delays final action awaiting chamber support.
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Painieve
Loucheur
Herriot
Briand
Pata
Ovb
M. Herriot
M. Briand
Nin
Dowmerague
Prasaht
M. Breland
Tavelan
MS Loucheur
War Office
Ige
Jevy
Socialistia Suport
Radional Party
Senate
M. Painlcve
Dowmergue
France
Painleve
Parkersburg assault leaves two critically hurt in 1888 cyber-sounding report
Deciphered clumsy report describes a daytime attack in Parkersburg where Jeremy Uhine Mewavideh and Walker Smith were wounded by assailants. Mr Smith critically injured, later died. Officials mention a single attacker. authorities and bystanders indicate injuries and ongoing investigations.
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Paikersburg
Parkersburg
Jeremy Uhine
Mewavideh
Perveth
Walker Smith
Clade Savihese
Ty South Home
Moopers
Chrys Newapaner
Nalidag
Wanda
Ayas
Wieloeke
Mr. Smith
Auto crash kills one and injures two in Ohio vicinity
Reported two victims, auntington veteran 46 and Jam Brammur 29, died in hospital after a car went off an embankment between Chesapeake and Proctarestte near Coveryville Ohio. Mrs Collins hospitalized with non fatal injuries. other occupants uninjured. In New York, an anti Basise alliance gathering dispersed after a clash with police at a Pennsylvania location. Several officers wounded.
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Auntington
Jonal Brammur
Chesapeake
Wie
Morder Yous
Teddy
Coveryvile
Ohio
Bratiner
Moon
Sapereion
Mise
Nestimne Collins
Ravellusion
Iso
Arles
Corioun
Tayo
John L Lewis Attacks West Virginia Bituminous Coal
John L Lewis objects to West Virginia bituminous coal and urges miners to back soft coal as a substitute. He cites statements by leaders of anthracite and coal companies and notes opposition from United Mine Workers officials.
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John L. Lewis
West Virginia
United Mint Workers
Mainz Central Hares
Calemin
New York State
Vonmigalin
Krug Pulse of
New York
Soft
York Commission
Con Winding and Dieteihuriyy
Hermes
Ward Mal
Antiga Roe
Gail Abe Lawis
Arsaier
Toudeat
Penneytrant
Philadelphia
Reading Teal and Iron Company
Wood
Richards
Blehweik
Aerous Amon
Tt Coullerh
Auivhatda Cotlleries Company
Db Weave
Civvtelrad
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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