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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1925
Page
3
Officials argue the law requiring weekly printing of supreme court advance sheets is unnecessary and unfunded. Attorney General Howard B. Lee says funds for printing and postage are needed. critics favor existing private publishers at nominal charges as more practical and cheaper.
In Sofia observers warn of counterfeit twenty dollar bills circulating as American money dominates Balkan trade. Bankers have alerts on incoming notes amid widespread acceptance of U S currency, with brief notes on a Bulgarian song yearning for dollars.
An eight inch toy boat with the name Frank Randall and an address in Portsmouth was picked up 40 miles south southeast of Highland Light. Capt. Albert Hines brought the boat into port aboard the Angie L. Marshall after a voyage by the fleeing schooner. The toy appeared to be indelibly marked and carried the fleet number 374 Lincoln Avenue, Portsmouth.
A decades old West Virginia debate links lizards to a typhoid outbreak, with locals recalling spring fever beliefs and a noxious plan to drain springs. Citizens debated drastic measures including dynamite while experts urged safer disposal of contaminated sources.
A new fire arms act enacted by the last legislature becomes effective this Saturday. It restricts carrying without a license to specific officials and permits only deputies who actually collect taxes. Secton outlines licenses via circuit court and bans machine guns and high powered rifles except on private property. A separate provision forbids display or rental of dangerous weapons and ammunition. A boy is killed by a shell fuse on the Wyteechiety battlefield.
In a Seventh District case Judge Champlin orders Joseph Albers to stay away from his son amid a dispute over property at a barn. The father claimed he only went to retrieve an item and deny intent to destroy property. The court suspended a sentence outlined at 28 months and 50,000 pounds for worn out clergy fund contributions are noted in London reports.
Paris observers describe fall day dress fabrics centered on kasha and Buracell wool blends. Designers highlight wool and cotton mixes, capes and cape coats in varied textures, with silk stripe patterns and velour options. Evening wear features georgette, satin and brocade silhouettes, with magenta and peach models and lace capes.
In Castelnuovo on the island of Vaglia near Fiume a young man and a girl leaped from a high rock into the water below. They bound themselves with a strong cord before their fatal act.
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