Wertz and Hall Clash Over City Incinerator Funds
State tax commissioner Hall says about 15000 dollars should remain in the incinerator fund for repairs and relining, while Mayor Wertz denies funds exist or remain. Officials dispute past expenditures and warn the plant cannot handle current garbage loads, prompting a flood of questions about disposal and federal concerns.
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Ant P. Hall
Charlesetun
W. W. Wertz
Elk River
Tax Aimissioner Hall
Tasiaud
Wertz
Nix
Major Hall
Mayer Wertz
Mlk Rivey Brive
Maeyar
oMea
Arbors
Hall
Lund
Balmer
City of
Charles
Dawes's Car Collides With Police in Los Angeles
A car driven by Dr Edwin C Hyde swerved and struck a line of motorcycle officers on a boulevard in Los Angeles. Dawes jumped from her vehicle and assisted the injured officer before aid arrived. The rider of Dawes' car suffered possible internal injuries and was taken to a hospital.
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Los Angeles
Mobile
Esteris Gee Dawes
Hue Mp
Edwin c. Hyde
Trafic
Tt Scranet
Uer. Dawes
Ofer CG. Hetsc
Old cider mill heard again in Kanawha Hills
An unusually fine apple crop ожидается in Putnam County orchard owned by former Agriculture Commissioner Jaymen Stewart as warm spring weather aids harvest. Kanawha County orchards also promise good returns with extended orchard land use and improved care by local farmers across the region.
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Kanawha Hills
Dawnha
Aule
Charleston
Putnam County
Jaymen Stewart
Trail Bridge Work Near End on Midland Trail
Gauley Bridge traffic bridge on the Midland Trail near completion by November 1 per E I Anderson state road division engineer. Ansted Bridge near finish and half mile Midland Trail section to wrap up this week. White Sulphur Springs grounds to host Midland Trail completion events plus Wheeling Realtors convention set for September 5 6 and 7 with wide attendance anticipated.
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Gauley Bridge
E. I. Anderson
State Road Commission
Ansted
Mr. Anderson
White Sulphur Springs
Soft coal rates take effect under ICC order
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered new bituminous coal rate schedules from West Virginia and Pennsylvania to the Atlantic Seaboard. Revised rates set base figures with specific surcharges to Boston area and New Haven lines, including a $5.58 per ton to several New England points and adjustments above Clearfield district rates.
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Washington
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Seaboard Territory
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Atlantic
Rallyoade
West Virginia-Pennsylvani
Hoston
Wilamanltc
Adamsdale
Mase
New Haven
Mormans
Clearfield
Boston and
Maines
Parley
Boston
Maine
Cumberland-Piedmont
Baltimore and Ohio
Mother's Day Founder Frees Court Hearing in Philadelphia
Mian Anua Jarvin of Philadelphia credited as the founder of Mother’s Day faced a courtroom hearing as a crowd gathered and police were summoned. The case centered on aCarnation symbolism at a war mothers convention with Mrs Catherine Tullice of Connecticut, a convention delegate, objecting to the flower’s emblematic use.
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Philadelphia
Anua Jarvin
Philadelpha
Catherine Tullice
Mina Doevix
Mev
Mb Jarvin
Charleston Strives for Joining Two Colleges into One
The Charleston chamber committee proposes uniting Morris Harvey College with the West Virginia Methodist schools to establish a premier university in Charlestown. A publicity drive is planned and a joint conference with the Northern and Southern Methodist Episcopal churches is scheduled for September 24, 1925 to revise the plan.
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Charleston
Oni
Clarksfire
West Virginia
Vommerce
Endacas Henad
Ashera
Pring
Io Morria Hervey College
Barboursyile
Almet
Virginia Methodist
Charlestown Ealings
B. Wood
GW. Kember
WM. Given
Latin Dame Admits Part Ownership of Rum Ship
Madame Maer Caxares owner claimant says she has stake in a whiskey carrier near Serrett. She denies personal involvement in U S liquor shipments while her secretary notes she sits as director of Gloria Steamship Co which owns General Serett. The vessel carried 25 000 cases of whiskey and faced possible seizure due to dry law enforcement efforts.
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Associated Press
London
Maer Caxares
Theon
Serrett
Evening Standard
Daily Sketch
Janet Brown
Madame Cuw
Gloria Steamabig Company
Madame Casares
Deol Harbor
Antwirp
Taxable Goods Valuations See Mixed State Increase
Kanawha County reports a nearly four million dollar rise in total valuations, boosting the state's net real estate and property values by about 53 million dollars year over year. Despite a state uptick, 28 of 33 counties show declines from 1924 totals, with Cabell and 27 others offsetting losses. Figures reflect real estate, personal property, and public utility valuations, and are subject to revision.
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Iacrease
Coantles
Grant 2
Hall
Atte Tix
Ahéell
Sussex
Kanawha
Dore
Kanawha County
Cabell County
Ohio
McDowell
Tyler Eyvudibea
Versahal
RAM T.S
Va Uhm Renertine
Ags Ptyce
Anderson Death Reported in Dubuque Mystery
The body of a man believed to be George Dutch Anderson was found in Dubuque. Police note matches include a possible alias George Daly and ties to a murder case involving Mr and Mrs Leo Hance. Autopsy cites poisoning with unclear details and a suspect may have escaped federal custody.
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Chapman
Hance
George
Anderson
Athinta
Pinchot Holds Confab on Coal
Governor Pinchot convened a discussion at Milford Pennsylvania on the anthracite mining suspension. He met with Glen Alder president and others to gather insight and pledged not to release comments publicly. The governor stressed the broad statewide impact and urged informed action.
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Pinchot
Hutthe Associated Press
Midford
Milford
Pennsylvania
Atracite Reciena
Jealousy Drives Man to Self Inflicted Death
Shirley Slode, 25, allegedly killed herself at her Perry Branch home after a quarrel with husband Shirley Slode over suspected infidelity. Sheriff Massey relayed the couple argued at the Stoneboro residence before Slode retrieved a gun and fatally shot himself as tensions rose. An undertaker was summoned to the Slade home.
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Shirley Slode
Perry Branch
Massey
Lola
Lushind
Inus
Mansion Laws
Wienheth
World Series set to open October 7 in Pittsburgh
AP reports that the World Series is planned to start October 7 with two games in Pittsburgh followed by three in Washington and possibly two in Pittsburgh depending on schedule. The series officials and umpires to be announced by league presidents, with games slated to begin at 2 PM.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Tv Pittsburgh
Rvent
Ranma
Remnis
Ortha de
Wits
Steares
Etober
Loowna
Senta
Ered
Benrral
Olen
Wenderm Sete
Phe Ungires
Tresdent Meydler
National League
Presidont Johnson
The
American
Honolulu Opens Arms for Naval Heroes and Aviators
In Honolulu a large crowd cheered Commander Rodgers and his five aviators as they arrived after a perilous flight from San Francisco to Honolulu. Governor Farrington led the welcome with Admiral Robison and other naval officers present. The crew, delayed by fuel loss, received an ovation for their disabled seaplane voyage.
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Farrington
Presa
Honolulg
Juli Rodeers
Waullater
Fattington
Honolulu
Juno
San Francisco
United Bates Navy
Robison
Iander
United States Battle Fleet
Stear
Langley
Army
Hawaiian Department
Rae
John J. McDonald
Fourteenth Naval Clairavt
Heat Wave Breaks as Rain Arrives in Charleston
A prolonged heat spell ends with a rare south rain across Charleston and surrounding areas bringing cooler temperatures. Health warnings persist over drinking water conditions while crops suffer from drought despite relief from thundershowers. No fatalities reported in Charleston. rainfall noted in Montgomery and adjacent regions. The mystery of a fatal shooting in Vinton remains unsolved.
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Charlestum
Dara
Chalienton
Montgomery
Vredi
Charleston
Health Department
Coolidge Names Probe Board Amid Air Squabble
D ANTONIO reports First Lieutenant Russell Maughan, a duals flyer, was forced into a deadly chase as he sought to eyast Gul rents. He will reach Logan Utah too late to see his mother alive at Kelly Air Field. Last night he learned his mother was gravely ill. today he was told she had died.
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D Antonio
Sepe
Russell Maughan
Logan
Utah
Kelly Aeid
Presidential board to study U.S. air power adequacy
President Coolidge named a nine member board to examine aircraft use in national defense and report by late November. The group includes Gen. James G. Harbord retired, Rear Admiral Fletcher retired, and lawmakers Birmingham and Winnick with leaders Parker and Deninen.
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Washington
Coolidge
America Air Power
White House
Coolidgane
Davin
Wer
Wilbur
Navy
War Am Navy Departments
James G. Harbord
William F. Durand
Los Angeles
Anc
Frente Dent
Davis Thureday
Wiltur
Mc Whur
Meade
War Department
Jott
Jast Congress
Mitchell
Army Air Chief
War and
Navy Départemente
New All Metal Dirigible Urged for Government
Washington September 12. Officials of the Aircraft Development corporation of Detroit sought government support for building an all metal dirigible of duralumin with a 49 000 cubic foot capacity, 2000 mile sailing radius and 70 mph speed. The firm urged a thorough trial before further funding, citing Shenandoah lessons and improved safety.
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Detroit
Washington
Aircraft Development Corporation of Detroit
Army and Navy
Waushlngton
Bareld H. Emmons
Shenandoah
Paat
Charleston Week Program Announced By committee Chair
Okey Johnson announced the complete Charleston Week program with group entertainments by local businesses. The event opens Monday afternoon September 21 with an auto ride and features airplane maneuvers by U S army fliers, polo, and a horse show as major attractions for visitors. Governor Howard Tore will speak at the welcome.
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Charleston
Okey Johnson
Committee On
Welock P
Howard Tore
United States Army
Phow
Mike Mp
Excavation Halted in Ohio Valley of Kings Site
Archaeologists stop work at the Kevat Folp mound near Bainbridge Ohio as riches emerge. Four skeletons of princes are removed for study at the Columbus Historical Society museum amid confirmation of pearl burial adornments and ages possibly 1000 to 2000 years old.
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Ohio’s “Valley of Kings
Chitracutha
Kevat Folp
Bainbridge
Ghtu Archaenlowiey] and Historical Society
Colum
Society
Columbus
Yeasterday
Wameta
Dovhays
Sven
Rockefeller Accepts Aid From Olympia
Cleveland September 12 A short poem written by John D Rockefeller on his 95th birthday was his contribution to the Furly Settlers association annual meeting in the Western Reserve. He notes regret at missing the gathering as a member of the association. The verse reflects on work and life lessons from a long career.
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Army
Weeks
Mitchell
War Secretary
War and Navy Departments
Mitchell Bean
Nelson
Wisconsin
Witer Mitchell
Cleveland
Bath
John D. Rockefeller
Furly Settlers’ Association of the
Western Reserve
Rockefeller
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