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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1925

Page

2

Business Outlook in Gotham Slums

A New York AP report portrays a hopeful business mood on the East Side amid diverse indicators. Wall Street barometers align with Harvard figures, noting strength in labor demand and active curb markets. merchants trade varied goods from hardware to provolone goods, with bustling pawnshops and street carts signaling ongoing commerce despite broader economic strain.

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Legion Man Bailey Dies in Williamson West Virginia

J Bailey former commander of Eph Boges post of the American Legion died in a local hospital this morning after years of ill health. He chaired the memorial building’s construction in Williamson as it nears completion. Funeral arrangements will be handled by the American Legion.

Appointment of Charles McCoy to state road commission

The Morgantown New Pamina editorial lauds Governor Gore for naming Charles F. McCoy of Putnam county to the state road commission to replace Dr E B Stephenson. McCoy brings long experience as senior highway engineer and district engineer, with construction training and University of West Virginia ties, expected to strengthen the commission amid political pressure.

Charles F. McCoy State Road Commission Morgantown Nhis McCoy Commission Automobile Bureau Fayetteville Ein Frank State Commission

The Wheeling Intelligencer Opines on WV Politics

An article discusses West Virginia political figures including Eugene Arnold and Joseph Ungerwood, praising Arnold’s legislative work and depletion taxation advocacy. It notes party dynamics, tax reform support, and cross party collaboration during the last session, highlighting risks to standard interests and the administration’s public confidence.

Enienwood West Virginia Wheeling Intelligencer Eugene Arnold Randainh County Arnold House of Delegates Siorey Charleston House Finance Committee Iran Senate Ronald Ar- Noll Mr. Ungerwood

Farndolph County Residents Back Governor Core Policies

An Intelligencer reporter quotes Mr Arnold noting strong support in Farndolph county for Governor Core’s tax policies and recent legislative actions. Residents credit the governor with guiding taxation in the right direction and approving the legislature’s work thus far.

Tripk Arnold Arnald Farndolph Core

Ships delayed as British seamen strike hits liners

Nine transatlantic liners including the Mag were set to sail from Southampton to New York but face delays due to an unofficial seamen strike spreading to ports. Crews from Durban reportedly walked out, with reports Melbourne Sydney and Newcastle in New South Wales also affected as the strike expands.

London Mag Southampton New York Durban South Africa Australia Melbourne Sydnee New Castle New South Wales

Pastor Collins Named Student Pastor at West Virginia Univ

Morgantown Sept 1 Rev MM 8 Collins of Orland Ill has been named student pastor for Methodist Mntscopal students at West Virginia university announced today by Dr Lowther pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church Here He suggested Rev John A Vollenweider ra signed Rev Hampton Barnett of Logan arrived to inaugurate the work decided upon by the church at its af- fent conference in Clarksbore yesterday 389000 American automobiles were exported and only 4 foreign cars imported Into the United States in 1924.

Morgantown MM. 8. Collins Orland Ill West Virginia University de W Lowther John A. Vollenweiiler Hampton Barnett Logan Methodist Episcopal Church, South Clarksbore

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