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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1925

Page

4

Naval Plane Found After Missing Ocean Flight

The R-4 located PN-9 Number 1 and her four crew members 15 miles east of Kauai after an August 31 San Francisco to Honolulu attempt ended in disappearance. The mission faced fuel issues, prompting scrutiny of aeronautics management and fueling standards, amid relief at the rescue.

NAVAL Kauai Rodgers San Francisco Honolulu Oahu Mitchell

Public calls for full truth on Shenandoah tragedy

The Shenandoah disaster prompts demands for complete disclosure of why the dirigible was sent to Ohio in summer conditions. The widow of the commander alleges political motive and corroboration from other witnesses. Critics insist the fourteen fallen heroes deserve full explanation of the decision and risks.

Shenandoah Ohio

Huntington cleanses city hall scandal with purge

Huntington ends a bout of municipal intrigue as commissioner Homer Reich, praised for courtesy, moves to clear charges against the board. W F Saunders, named street superintendent, was ousted amid rumors he bought the job. a reinstatement bid failed and a $200 check dispute arose.

Huntington Homer L. Reich Board of Commissioners of Huntington W. F. Saunders Yeich Saunders

Huntington official cleared by citizens board in dismissal vote

The case against Mr Yeich was reviewed for four hours by the citizens board. Thirteen members found him guiltless, three voted against, and two abstained. The charges were dismissed, with praise for the new city administration and calls for continued municipal progress. Local papers termed the decision wise and just.

Citizens’ Board Yeich Huntington Huntington Papers Weich Citizens' Board Finis

Economy Talk vs Federal Job Growth Under Coolidge

The writer criticizes a government founded on economy for hiring more workers than since 1921. They accuse politicians of creating offices and bureaus to reward supporters, arguing payroll and waste rise while thrift rhetoric remains. The piece targets officials, commissions, and pork-barrel politics as drivers of costs.

Washington Coolidge

Capper signals tariff clash in agriculture policy

In his weekly, Senator Arthur Capper urges aggressive action to protect agriculture’s “just rights” while warning about England’s farm woes and South American economic risks. He hints at tariff reform debates within the Republican party and questions Coolidge’s stance and support from protected industries.

Arthur Capper England Senator Capper

Kissing in an Automobile Sparks North Carolina Fines

A Raleigh city justice fined a man ten dollars for kissing a girl in his car. The girl offered no resistance and seemed interested. One paper notes the fine arose from the act in a vehicle. A prior story tells of a police judge fining another for kissing and the man boasting the payment. The amateur golf championship entries saw Watts Gunn nearly barred before Bobby Jones prevailed. Gunn impressed by qualifying and defeating foes on fifteen holes, narrowing to a Jones victory. The tale praises honesty under pressure and hints at golf's rising talent, while noting English sparrows appearing lazy.

Raleigh North Carolina Watts Gunn Bobby Jones Jess Sweetzer

Real Land Boom and Spirits Cures Across Oceans

The article mixes speculation on a land boom with tales of spirits curing through spiritualism. It mentions Santa Fe stock values and a debate on railroad worth, then shifts to exotic claims about animals vanishing, muskrat fur markets, and a North Pole dirigible trial. The tone resembles a crowded, sensational 19th century page with scattered economic and pseudoscientific notes.

Bug A Boo s Back In The Driver S Seat Inauguration Era

Fragmentary wartime column recalls political tensions and wartime leaders, including references to Lanndowne and Dawes, amid talk of forests, reforestation efforts, and a chaotic cabinet period. The piece mixes personal recollections with political commentary and stray modern headlines.

Chatterer and Sammy Jay Begin Mushroom Plot

Washington DC Sept 11. In a green forest tale Buster Bear and Red Squirrel Chatterer scheme and prank each other while Sammy Jay watches and jokes. The pair’s mischief draws in a curious crowd as urban Washington chatter links mushrooms to a broader satire of local business and bohemian life.

Charterer Buster Chatterer Green Forest Sammy Jay Bustey Sammy Jor Buster Baar Buster Best Buster Bear Chateteret Chatteret Thas Chatterer Washington Ebbitt House Connecticut Avenue Jrolny Linfant Connecticut Rim Cariain Man Chatterer Rag Fourteenth Street Nat Tool Tosis Z. W. Burgesa Michael Angelo Cellini

New York’s Savvy Rich Women and Their European Ties

A 1920s era portrait of affluent New York women hosting elegant companions on the fringe of society. The piece notes menservants and escorts who travel with wealthy wives to Europe, the prying press, and the social dynamic of luxury and dependency. It recalls a journalist’s encounter with a rich family and a tipped anecdote about a five dollar donation.

Prayer for Unity and Protection at Home

A devotional plea asks for divine protection against hatred and fear within the home. The speaker seeks gentle guidance Lord, to keep harmony, kindness, and joy among family members. The text emphasizes unity, love, grace, and the sheltering power of prayer over the household.

Compensation Awards Across Firms Amid War Time Strife

Compensations awarded to workers from multiple companies in various towns. Names include Brooks Swiger and W. Redd with amputations and weekly sums. unions or commissions noted, detailing weeks worked and injury types. Locations cited include Weirton Glen Jean and Jonben with firms like Wilburt wamping Clarkshurz and Batley-Waed Conk.

State Waormen'yommensotiind Commission Hhey Brooks’ Swiger Ueet Creek Coat Snader Wilburrt Wamping Clarkshurz Wesler Redd Weirton Steinman Walthin Steel Som Veny Welton Wehard Milder Jonben Wilton Smokelews Coal Company Ah Wank

Bits of State History by E. E. Meredith

John Hunsaker and family moved from Wheeling to interior Virginia in 1731 and were attacked by Indians at a Merion County site once named Hunaker's Knob. The caravan endured losses as the baby carried in a cradle was killed, and Mrs Hunsaker was scalped. The family member died or vanished under harsh treatment during the conflict. A son, adopted by Indians and named Indian Jake, later visited Wheelip white relatives but faced ridicule for a nose ring, leading him back to his Indigenous hosts.

John Hunsaker Wheeling West Virginia Merion County Hune~aker Amos Nm Rquaw Dre Jake Wheelip

New Corporations Chartered by Secretary of State

Secretary Sharp certified the incorporation of three firms this day. The Moundaville Supply Co. of Moundaville with 10 000 capital stock. Thompson and Partners of Roundaullte with 290 000 capital stock. The Huntington Term Co. of Huntington with 1000 capital stock. Names include KA Ferend Tuvelin Martin Ay J Del ton Philadelphye and others.

Sharp Moundavitle KA Ferend Tuvelin Martin Bam Charlet ‘Thompson Q. We Roundaullte Sue Morgan Caminets Euntown Beeltal Atock Pauline Houston Bond Tan W. Bonney Pussmans Pe Downs Charleston Hontinaton Ay J. Delton EL Te Millers YW Merhour C. BoPian Huntington Youngstown Fourrelown Thor

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