StateGas Tax Case Faces Supreme Court Appeal Possibility
The State will not appeal the tax law issue to the U.S. Supreme Court but may seek correction via the West Virginia Legislature. Hope Natural Gas argues the gross value tax and method of measurement conflict with federal interstate commerce and equal protection. The ruling preserves state leverage to fix well level value, with future legislative guidance needed.
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Hope Natural Gas Company
Gas Company
West Virginia
Cannes
Gedalon
Supreme Court of Ap Peale
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Anpasis
Deciston
John T. Simm
Supreme Court of Appeals
Mone Natural Can
Uma
Oll
Kenedneion
Virginia
Ohio
Pansaylvania
Commurca
Brimme
Itwin
Azneseg
Fhape Natural Ges Company
Sirama
Willie Willis Treason Poe Disturbs Narrator in Teves Tale
A fragmentary line from an old work shows Willie Willis as part of a convoluted plot where threats and deception mix with taunting speech. The text suggests a dramatic scene involving a betrayal and a request to throw Teves at a figure, with implied violence and coded references.
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Poe
Tublaners
Eyniti
Pensacola Clears Death Toll After Severe Weather Warning
A deadly storm battered Pensacola with a tornado and high winds. The twister reached speeds near 120 miles per hour, damaging property valued at under 1 million dollars. City streets were closed as rain and gusts caused widespread disruption before dawn.
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Rotund
Miami
Paraguay Gale Toll Hits 200 Dead in Encarnacion
A severe hurricane plowed through Encarnacion causing widespread destruction. Reports vary on deaths from 209 to potentially 500 with hundreds injured and thousands homeless. Over 460 buildings damaged as rescue work faces debris and food shortages loom amid fundraising for relief.
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Paraguay
Encarnacion
Tt le
Ien
Cernacion
Umbera
En Haunshold Gorda
Aimee to Face Hearing Monday in Justice Defeat Case
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson and her mother Minnie Kennedy will have a preliminary hearing next Monday on charges of attempting to defeat justice, District Attorney Ase Keys announced. An indictment against Kenneth G. Ormiston is expected from the Grand Jury Tuesday. McPherson linked her disappearance to circumstantial figures and claimed investigators would learn more about his connections. Property center figures valued at 9909,000 were noted in the exchange as investigators pursue the truth.
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Los Angeles
Aimee
Sempla Abctherson
Stra
Minnie iKtennedy
Ase Keys
Kenneth G. Ormiston
Bannot Bosen
Mra
D McPherson
Ormiston
Catmel
Svancellar
Hurricane relief effort amid Florida gulf coast devastation
The Red Cross and relief teams moved into Florida and the gulf coast as hurricane damage surpassed initial estimates. Mississippi, Pensacola, Mobile, Tampa, and Fort Lauderdale reported extensive property loss with totals rising beyond 400 dead and about 6,000 injured. Hard hit Moorehaven and Fort Lauderdale faced severe casualties and delayed rescue work while sanitation and inoculation measures began. Free rail transport aided refugees, and authorities prepared for epidemics with medical and quarantine actions in the storm zone.
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Florida
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Mobile
American Autonobile Association
Alonn
Delta
Tila Agure
Navy
Tanancola
Pensncola
Penancala
Eat Smart
Miami
Teetsteler
Minin
Soorahaven
Port Lauderdale
Pvesaiaies
Aremelead Dyer
Bom
Clilet
J. N. Linson
United States
Pubtts Health
West Palm Beach
Mist
Rotumeen
Jacksonville
Rnlironda
Seaboard Air Line
Moorehaven
Fort Lavertale
Florida East Coast
Moorehaven Hind
Fort Lauderdate
Newapanermmen
Rte
Sfoorehaven
Paga
Dempsey Dives Into Sesqui Ring Tonight for Title Defense
Jack Dempsey will defend his seven year heavyweight crown tonight at 8 46 Charleston time in the Sesqui stadium against Gene Tunney the Devil Dog. Odds favor Dempsey but Tunney has many supporters in Charleston. Returns from ringside start at 7 with preliminaries leading to the title bout.
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Jack Dempsey
Sesqui
Charleston
Gene Tunney
Devil Dog
Dempsey
Tunney
Gazette
Hale Street
Jack Mempasy
Company Ie
Tex Richard
Boyle
Thirty Acres
Jary City
Georges
Carpentiar Intecubo
Allpa Port
Bes
Hhiiself
Gazette Offices Free Distribution Note
The Charleston Gazette says free distribution is available at its Charleston and State offices. It mentions wires to two members and notes Logan news will be announced from CIAUS Briwring and Spencer from the prosecuting attorney’s office.
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The
Charleston Gazette
the State Newspater
Kan
Boenrer
Fang
Gazette
Drata. Net
Logan
Ciaus Briwring
Guyan Drug Company
Spencer
Courtheue
Miami Appeals for Aid as Hurricane Ravages Florida
Miami appeals for aid to relief and rehabilitation after a tropical hurricane devastates Florida. Henry A. Baker of the American Red Cross arrived to organize relief with federal and state agencies. Thousands of workers aid the injured and homeless as hospitals rush doctors, serum, antibiotics, and supplies. Americans are urged to donate rapidly to fund immediate relief efforts for 4,000 injured and 60,000 sheltered or homeless.
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Miami
Fla
Henry A. Baker
Alnayter Reflat
Ned ‘Crow
Florida
Izapunco
Tederal
Antlork
Mariner
Biscayne Ays
Former Federal Official Held At Philadelphia
Philadelphia news brief reports former Internal Revenue Department auditor Joan McCarren of Washington was arrested near Philadelphia on charges of plotting a conspiracy to defraud the government of more than 31 million in income taxes. He allegedly advised New York New Haven and Hartford railroad officials after auditing their books to seek $1,009,116.90 in additional tax and offered to reduce payment for a cut of any savings. Two Washington men named James J. Clifford and Frederieck Rutherland are said to have aided the alleged scheme but were not arrested. The note also covers General Harry A. Smith being named by President Coolidge to major general in Geneva talks to fill Major General Hawse’s vacancy, with Colonel William in command.
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Philadelphia
Joan McCarren
Washington
Federal Internal Revenue Department
Nera
McCarren
Newt York, New Haven and Hartford
Jaman J. Cieford
Frederieck Rutherland
Ale
McCaret
Smith
Tuskey
Tunney
Dempsey
Willard
Carpentier
Filino
Theas
Observera Fe
Chemplon
Demprey
Battlers
Tampsey
Ann Sous
Proceta
Survets
Atlantic City
Pennsylvania Boxing Commission
Democratic Congressional Body Flays Coolidge Action In Holding Down
Washington September 22 The chairman of the democratic congressional body attacked Coolidge for delaying further taxation and defended the ten previous destiny campaign while referencing the treasury and tax cuts amid partisan discord.
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Ody
Coolidge
Wastuington
Mel Jonting
Treasury
Students Aid Charleston High School Dedication Event
Students at Charleston High School held a dedicatory exercise in the auditorium emphasizing school spirit and service to future classes. Principal C Wehney urged leaving a strong record as observers toured the new building, with remarks from Dr John J Tymert and school officials. Various class officers spoke and a demonstration of physical culture was scheduled in the gym, with music by the school chorus and choir. the ninth dedicatory services will feature an address by Dr Tymert.
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Charleston High School
Boty
C. W.ehney
Bose
Ore
Saat
John J. Tymert
United States
J. Trobinn
Board of
Educetion
8. E. Weber
Senacte
Trade Board Raises Road Fete Plans For Spencer Trip
The Charlestion Parkersburg road fete discussed at the Charlcaton chamber meet ing outlines a three day tour by visitors in automobiles. Final arrangements for the Spencer trip and opening of the new road will be announced with the goal of promoting local hospitality and autumn outings.
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Charlenton-Parkersburg
Spencer
Hinefield
Open Forum
Charlcaton
Clarette
Faral
Barrieras Ston
J. C. Lakin
Nancry C. Coptin
Mason CheXard
C. 8. Dawson
Inok
Conrad Brevick
Wner
Drieffeld Chanter
Hammeree
Charleaton
Falcowis
Warkeruburg
Clarksburg
Charleston
Weaton
Glenville
Chamber
Bpencer _Deonle
League Stance On World Court Plans Draws U S Demands
Washington must deal directly with the League of Nations council over the fourth American reservation on joining the world court. Germany and France seek complete Rhineland evacuation. An appeal urges clarity on US rights and treaty authority in China civil war actions.
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America
World Court
Geneva
League of Nations
Washington
Council
Gerry Sees Nation Going Democratic
Senator Gerry of Rhode Island predicts Democrats will gain Senate control in the November elections. He arrives in Washington urging support for the Democratic campaign and cites voter mood turning toward Democratic leadership. He also comments on potential indictments and Republican inaction as factors shaping the national outlook.
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Washington
Mick
Celils
Gerry
Rhode
Island
Campaten
Touay
Senate
Hearing resumes in Plymouth stockholder case in Delaware
In Wilmington Delaware a hearing resumed before Chancellor Waolcott on the Plymouth Oil Company dispute. Stockholders challenge issuance of 700000 shares to organizers. King versus Tennen, a defendant, testified about the transfer and operation of Plymouth properties by the Transcontinental Oil Company as part of the case proceedings.
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Wilmington
Del
Plymouth OW Company
Waolcott
King V. Tennen
Deefendanta
Transcontinental
Teatuind
Blu
Plymouth Company
Dempsey Tunney Fight Draws Philadelphia Crowd
Philadelphia sees a mass fight gathering for the Dempsey Tunney heavyweight bout with injunction battles in court over the event. promoters expect around 132000 attendees and a potential $1.76 million gate as fans from East and Midwest converge on the stadium for a dramatic title defense.
Backer of Dempsey in Pocketbook Mystery
A garbled report cites a backer of Dempsey named Kearns, mentioning a broker, a $100,000 stake, and allegations of manipulation. It references a trainer or manager figure and hints at judgment on the champ’s performance, with unclear dates and places.
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Kearns
Dempsey
Miller account reveals large liberty bond transfer case
In Naw Yon on Sept 22 a 1 000,000 liberty bond linked to Richard Merton and Thomas W. Miller is discussed in court. Miller and ex Att Gen Baugherty face trial for releasing 37 million from the war era American Brctal firm. The government seeks to trace 441,050 paid to John T. King for influence in Miller and Daugherty’s favor.
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Richard Merton
Thomas W. Miller
Connecticut
Merton
King
Miller
Daugherty
Ware
Firma
Chinsel
Biller
Imanya
Judeh
Sikorsky plans new flight after crash
Ivor Sikorsky designer of the ill fated 8 35 hopes to build another plane by spring for a second attempt at a non stop trans Atlantic flight. He said after a conference with Captain Fonck that the French would have averted the crash that killed Charles Clavier and Jacob Islamoff had crowds not blocked the air.
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Westdudy
Ivor Sikorsky
Cantaln Jtens Fonsk
Way
Epring
Stry
Sikorsky
Ap Medhanic
Fonck
Sikoraky
Wee
Charles W. Clavier
Jacob Islamoff
New York
Judge Orders Bread and Water Sentence Dismissed
A county judge in Nab Nadu reconsiders a self imposed five day bread and water confinement for a minor infraction. He initially planned to impose the diet only in severe cases but then said he would serve out the sentence. The judge confessed hunger and dreams of bread but stated the sentence would be meted out in more serious cases to illustrate the consequences of law violations.
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Nanlington
F. Bryant
Bryant
Dempsey Tunney Title Fight Details Reported
Philadelphia dispatch outlines a 10 round Dempsey Tunney match with time and place, preliminaries, and notable bouts. It notes gate receipts, purses for Dempsey and Tunney, and distribution percentages toward the Centennial Exposition and Pennsylvania boxing commission.
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Philadelphia
Anit Fleurea
Dempsey
Tunney
Pelnefpala
Harrison
Jack
Janes Joseph
Gene) Tunney
Devistom
Eroniolir—Gepras I
Tex
Itlekari
Meceaxtern
Daylight Cave
Higa Tite
Tamerraw Wight
Toynlethal Atadsium
Seggul Center
Bouth
Dilindelphin
Inetne
Monte Mug
Lincoln
Neb
Hugh Chements
Gloycenter XS
George Godfrey
MiNadelphia Negro
Rob Lannan
Alabama Negro
Tommy Loughran
Philatelphia
Jimmy Delaory
St Paul
Knute Hansen
Rachie
Wis
Tsdohnns
Bleke
Cleveland
Marty Persson
Jock Adam
Bt Louie
Ble Raunder
Martin Wucke
New Orleans
Yula Okun
New York
Eat
Demprey
Basia
Rocelpta
Proga
Aenqui Centennial Exposition
Penneylrania Boxing Commission
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Florida City
Ted Crone
Unley
Thuth Uryean Owan
Taliman Hospital
Titan Culony
Aince
Everglades
American Legion
Marine Detachment
Kay West
Ted Cross
John Barton Dayne
Clewiston
Chamber of Commerce
League
U.S
Committee of Fourteen
Germany
France
Rhineland
Atresa
Mann
Dertin
League of Nationa
Ti Tainelana
Pntry
thatJetinue
Ldpeus
Chingan Urotest
American Committee For Justice
China
Kallome Saking
Congress
Marry FL. Ward
William Allen White
Stevens Wise
J. McConnell
J. Borden Harriman
Nation
Plymouth
Puiladelpiea
Inet
Common Pleas
I. c. Clemente
Chie Carn
Clements Helms
Hald
Dempney
Harry Tile
Lecal
Martie
Coliseum Club of
Chicago
Clamant
Ace iContin
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Kenrey
Jack Dempary
Oulda
Merton Bond
Shcorsky
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