Utilities Hold Best Meeting Since Formed
The annual convention of the Public Utilities Association in Virginia discussed public utility service and policy. Speakers including W. O. Vivian and T. Gaskell urged utilities to serve the public with heart, noting four million stockholders and two billion in bank investments backing utilities.
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Public Utilities Association
Virginia
West Virginia
Ainner
W. Os. Vivian
National Electric Light Association
Chicago
T. Gaskell
Columbus
Gore
Smm
Virginia-Western Quartet
A. H. Trimsley
Clifton Forge
H. D. Rummel
Feenta Q Barre
Vitian
Mir. Vivian
United States
Vivian
Charleston
America
Thourgh NS
W. Storer
Westinghouse Electted Manufacturing Company
Itaburga
Wheeling
Charles Hatley
Cincinnati ‘Public Mbrers
Col Mitchell Faces Army Court Martial Plea of Not Guilty
Col William Mitchell pleads not guilty to charges of conduct prejudicial to military order and discipline under the Army Article of War. The tense session revealed defense demands for a bill of particulars while questions surfaced about summonses for the President and Secretary of War, with courtroom exchanges signaling a contentious trial path in Washington.
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Col. Mitchell
Wasitington
Get
Dudememt
William Mitchett
Hatiail
bin of Parienta
Thaoazion
Mitchell
Arcaae
Press Rhollnge
Dwight Davis
Vale
Civian Wounsel
Frank E. Ket
Thnols
Reia
Col
Sherman Moreland
Cubhsél
Dying Words Of Bail Merger Girl Admitted Hearing Ends
In Indianapolis court Madge Oberholtzer's dying declaration faces admission questions as prosecutors seek to prove first degree murder by Stephenson and others. Witnesses J. Smith Griff Dean and Ermina Moore testified to the signing of the statement March 28, two weeks after Madge was abducted and assaulted. Defense argued court remarks prejudiced the case. motions for dismissal were denied but a bill of exceptions allowed. The testimony covers drafting, signing, and the involvement of Miss Oberholtzer’s father in related suits.
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Moblesville
Madge
Asi J. Smith
Griff‘Ath G. Dean
Ermina Moore
Mise Qherholtzer
Smith
Indianapolis
Miss Moore
Kean
Eph Inmun
Stephenson
Indiana Ku Klux Klan
Ang Jury
Phuridur
Dean
Frany Bly Mwa
Moore
John KK. Klowehurs
Three Inches Snow in Fairmont Weather Record
In Fairmont a three inch snowfall was recorded with expert Creed M. Nolyard noting steady precipitation since early morning and more expected through the day. The locale reports rain and snow patterns, highlighting a notably wet October with multiple days of rain and higher totals than usual.
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Tairnont
Creed M. Nolyard
Anne
Burt
Internationalism Gains Strength Through League Action
Paris reports that the League of Nations strengthens internationalism by resolving Greek Bulgarian quarrels through mediation at the council. France Britain and major powers lead, signaling possible Western unity and a move toward European cooperation, while Japan retains limited security gains under the Covenant.
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Council
Ttnejibeaptetre
League
France
Britain
Paris
United States
Europa
Tahbhitdapan
Busarno
Atte
Japan
Deny Petition On Gas Rates Injunction Plea
A court hearing on gas rate injunctions featured Attorney Blue arguing the state would face hindrance and uncertainty if the injunction is granted. The case involves Gas Company entities and the state tax collector, with consideration of penalties and potential delays affecting rate production and tax assessments.
Butler Mayor Seeks Extended City Police Director Leave
President weighs Kendrick request for longer leave of agency for Philadelphia police director Brign euerdt Smediey D. tier amid White House meetings and Senate committee diplomacy. Officials discuss future policing role and potential end-of-year decision as political maneuvering continues.
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Philadelphia
Marine General
CIN
Oatile
Kendeiek
Brigneuerdt Smediey
Kendrick
White House
Wilbur
Bajor
Gigneral Lelquhe
Marine Corps
Butlers
Simone
Offien
Swine
Tag
Senate
Henan
Kendeiuk
Unawity
Trade commission approves revised artificial silk branding
The Washington commission approves a rewording of the Rayony label designating artificial silk products. The action, announced today, standardizes branding to avoid misleading terms and requires clear designation of the materials used.
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Washington
Act
Tomas
Lextilea
Alien Property Heads Indicted in New York Trial
A special federal grand jury in New York indicted four German and two Swiss nationals along with U S and foreign associates on charges of conspiring to defraud the United States by routing about seven million dollars in assets from American Metal Company through an alien property custodian. The case centers on the release of frozen assets tied to wartime German holdings and involves executives and corporate figures from Basel Frankfurt and other cities. The government alleges a planned transfer of funds and stock interests, with defendants to appear for arraignment as part of a broader alien property inquiry.
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Washington
Hearlow
van Sweri Riliroad
Interstate Comme
Argamnequy
Atiornese
Ohana
Valles
Espnerarion
Nsa
Cian
Vanizal Athorneys
Tee
M. Dg. Ven Swerincen Pe
Cleveland
Ang
Chesanenko
Ghia
Sinekhniders
Wilt
Hoeldng Valley Company
Ue Commission
Wilestes AM
Statiot- la
Cal
Chesapeake and Chic
Hocking Valley
Nickel Phile Corporation
F.1
van Sweringen
Crown of
Cleveland Associates
Ter Brothers
Karl
Prista
New York
Stier
Rijr
Chremae
United States
Custodiaa
American Metal Company
Ine Brasteaty
Jane Ree
Miller
John Yr
King
Formar
Undinia
Gary Ind
Bede Luthee
Francis A. Winelow
Stiller Abe
Indieted Teas
Wena Richard Merton
Brankfurt
Ote Main
Germany
Metallxeselischatt
Fother Cipfake
Geena Army
Alfred Merton
Minnistort-on-Main
Matiellban Ky Baenpebsl
Dt Holt
Basel
Switzerland
Swike Mank
Taxel
Pitn- Zahn Geluy
Reolete Salase Pour Viteury de Wetoaw Jain Metadlgesellschit
Fermin Corporation
Frankfort-on
Mertan
Thomas W. Milledohn
Jessa Brith
Watdort Astoria
Grand Jury
Smith
Ealylay
Mhia
Myamgharty
Ransey
Ale
Gaston Teating
New Tor
Federad Penitenttiary
At Tatim
Odd
Mal Vaugherty
Gener
Wilmington
Nel
Nelda
Illet
Thomas We Myler
Eyatadian
Beean
Harlan Jr
Stone Suce
Murry M. Daugherty
Department of Justice
Rnse
Hiram C. ‘Todd
Whroeney
Eilat
oMlevils
Secrecy Veils Proceedings in Stillman Case
Secrecy cloaks court actions as Mrs Stillman sues banker James A. Bille Wainy in a divorce case. Reports conflict on reconciliation prospects and who authorized the divorce claim. Counsel for the banker denies unauthorized filings while noting papers are tied to Westchester and Duchess counties court procedure as the couple’s status remains unresolved.
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Mra
Ania
Mok
James A. Bille Wainy
Stiman
West Chester County
Effores AL
Mra. Stliman Haa
Eit
N. Ott
Tommel
Durin
Wiencheer
Fred Dk
A. Wrench
Guy
Nell
West Cuester
Pulian
Duchess
Liefest
Somnelluy J. Bullivan
Stil
Stiliman
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Paris Plans to Break Officer In Syrian Bombardment Debate
Reading through dispatches from Washington, officials argue Paris aimed to clear up the Damascus bombardment incident. Estimates put Damascus damage at 10 million dollars with 1,009 killed as consular reports reach Ambassador Herrick. Diplomats press Paris to assume responsibility for the crisis and its fallout on allied relations.
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Washinton
Ambnaatdor Herrick
Damascus
Sarraul
Syria
Great Britain
United States
Paris
Cheter
Isles
Laidley Field Set to Welcome Football Fans This Afternoon
Laidley Field will host a large crowd for an afternoon football event with visiting teams from West Virginia and others. Organizers urge attendees to arrive early as decorations and safety measures are prepared by city officials including the police, aiming to ensure a festive and orderly gathering.
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Laidley Field
Musee W. OW. Werte
Yeatertay Ieee
Charenton
Virginia Winn
Furton
Leo Aguine
College Votore
Poweiile
Keston Earl
Charlestan gridiron classic set under fair weather outlook
Charlestown’s annual West Virginia Virginia gridiron clash between the Mountaineers and the Generals is promised under favorable conditions despite a misty forecast. Key players Kay Thomas leads Charleston and Johnny Mew Vox steps in for Washington-Lee as fans pour into Charleston amid road travel and a strong outpouring of local support. The game, scheduled for 4:30 pm, draws crowds from across the state and nearby regions to witness a storied rivalry renewed in prime weather.
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Tadley Neld
Charlceton
Jang Landing
Mecca
Victorien
Charleston
Soda
Emg Spek
Virginia
Edgewood
Ganerais
Lnrgent
Capitol
Lexaquad
Wilase Gut Wiron
Washington-Lee
Cita
Tastalehrt
Johnny Mew Vox
Huntington
MeVer
Cabell Comaty
Adie VP
Ty Stauher
Washington
Imelields
OMA Wek
Uro
Bath
Neishboring
Commonwealths
Bath Fenina
Battie
Virginia Eridirona
Kay Thorman
Kay" Thomas
Othera
Mountianeerm
Lneup
The
State University
Lmelight
Ftr
West Virginia
Citizens Corporation May Bid On Old Annex Sale
Stockholders of the Citizens Corporation will meet November 1 to decide if the capitol atmos building should be sold to the library commission for 100000 dollars. The meeting at 8 o'clock in the main dining room of the Business Men's club will consider offering the property to the state while assuming existing indebtedness totaling about 400000 dollars.
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Citizens Corporation
Capitol Atmos
Library
Kanawha Valley Bank
P. Potter
Eelock
Business Men's Club
Moore Pulldlms
Mbrare Commission
Citizers
Charleston
Sts
Librarr Commission
Willfal
Weather Bureau records broken by two inch snowfall
Washington records a rare early snowstorm with two inches of snow, extending across nearby Virginia and into Tennessee and Oklahoma. The weather bureau notes historic snowfall levels, with previous near record of four inches on November 4, 170. The forecast calls for clear but cold weather tomorrow and through Sunday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Tennessee
Homa
Arkansas
Raid on Councilman Price Home Sparks Alcohol Probe
In Spencer Oct 30 local officers raided the residence of Councilman Price in Alvord uncovering liquor. Price was exonerated after his son Clarence confessed ownership and received a sentence. Prosecutors pursued others including Hunt and Buford Tanner revealing liquor sources tied to the Price boys. Further details continued on page nine.
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Spencer
Wint T. Price
Counciliny
Halen Betora
Thomas
Hia Res Denen
Alvord
Aemyn
Carl Munt
Jef
Pullue
Will Ryan
Young Hunt
Butort Tanner
Desire
Hunt
Attrhey
Buford Tanner
Tney
Mquor
Price
Clarence
Wart
Raymond
Wareranta
Stable Meonnn
Ray
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