Court of Appeals to Review Gases
The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will review 84 lower court actions at the January term starting January 14. The docket includes five cases from the state compensation commissioner and fourteen from compensation decisions.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Compensation Commission
Thirteenth Circuit
Kanawha County
Michael T. Roach
Central Trust Company
Capitol Drug Company
State of West Virginia
Arnold Stoffel
Nelson ,Tranefer & Storage Company
C. BE. Jarrett
Della Huddleston Smith
P. T. Smith
Eighth Circuit
McDowell
Mingo
N. F. McHaffa
Mingo County
Mingo Drilling Company
Persinger Supply Company
First National Bank of Williamson
Ira Webb
L. T. Webb
J. W. Konodeva
Houston Collieries Company
McDowell County
Wade Marcum Jr
Myrtle Mae Marcum
A. C. Johnson
Daniel R. Hawkins Sr
Joe Somag
West Virginia and Kentucky Insurance Company
George Starling
West Virginia and Kentucky Insurance Agency
Laintiff
Rank Danchatz
Page Coal and Coke Company
Ninth Circuit
Mercer
Wyoming Counties
BE. Johnston
W. W. Roy
Mercer County
Ack Frazer
Samuel D. May
Twelfth Circuit
Fayette and
Nicholas Counties
J. P. Coleman
G. C. Slaven
Fayette County
Seventh
Logan County
McCullar Coal Company
Champion Coated Paper Company
Boone County
John Buchanan
Edith Buchanan
J. A. Simmons
Summers County
Florence McNabb
B. Love
Raleigh County
Ethel M. Hedrick
S. B. Love
C. L. Bowling
Juliano Construction Company
National Surety Company
Raleigh County Construction Company
Amere Cog Utilities Company
Amere Gas Utiliies Company
Et Als
Floyd M. Sayre
Hoosier Reserve Fliers Not Paper Organization
Officers of the 309th observation squadron, a reserve unit, say theirs is not a paper organization. They formed an officers’ club, elected Major Weir Cook as president, and opened a club house at Schoenfeld. They now trade hospitality for hospitality with regular army fliers.
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Indianapolis
Weir Cook
Schoeneld
Jack Be Nimble Riddle Plays On Amazon Mouth Joke
A playful exchange uses a pun about the Amazon river mouth to spark a joke. A narrator prompts why some women are called Amazons, and a character replies with a river mouth comparison. The snippet showcases wordplay and light humor from a dialogue.
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Jack
Amazon River
Murder Mystery at Hamilton Bridge Party
Special Investigator Dundee probes the murder of Juanita Selim after a bridge party. Suspects include Flora Miles, Dexter Sprague, Lydia the maid, Tracey Miles, and Ralph Hammond. Nita’s will leaves everything to Lydia, raising motive, while unseen intruder traces and a sleeping figure surface in the attic.
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Juanita Selim
Nita
Tracey Miles
Lydia
Dandee
Hamilton
Dundee
Ralph Hammond
Sprague
Durdee
Miles
Ralph
Dundee's Breakthrough in Selim Murder Case
Special investigator Bonnie Dundee guides Captain Strawn and the homicide squad through a revived search of Nita Selim's house. He argues Ralph Hammond and Ralph Sprague left clues in the rooms, traces of Sprague's bag and fresh fingerprints point to a back path and Lydia Carr's involvement. The group awaits Carraway's confirmation of the prints found on the medicine cabinet.
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Bonnie Dundee
Captain Strawn
Strawn
Dundee
Carraway
Collins — Harmon —” Dundee
Collins
Nita
Sprague
Lydia
Ralph Hammond
Ralph
Spracue
Hammond Boy
Chief
Penny Crain
Spragene
Janet Raymond
Home Remedy Ad for Gall Bladder Treatment
An at home remedy advertisement promotes a nonsurgical approach to liver and gall bladder troubles. The offer from Write Home Drug Co. Minneapolis promises literature and a recognized specialist's prescription, with a 28 year track record and a money back guarantee.
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Write Home Drug Co
Masonic Temple
Minneapolis Minn
Death of a Lover Sparks Mystery in Dandee Probe
Dandee and Carraway discuss a murder case with Dexter Sprague as the prime suspect. A safety razor blade and a red glass ash tray are cited as key evidence to reveal Sprague’s fingerprints. The chief hints the motive may be linked to a break with Sprague, but remains uncertain.
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Dandee
Dexter Sprague
Sprague
Carraway
Dundee
Strawn
Chief
King May Flee Spain Major Franco 15 Held Prisoner
The failed rebellion collapsed as shrapnel and a white flag ended the airdome attack. Franco and two others surrendered in Portugal after landing near Lisbon. Other planes also surrendered. Madrid faced leaflet bombings and a heavy cavalry presence at Getafe airdrome to deter renewed action.
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Franco
Portugal
Reyes
Rada
Aver Go
Lisbon
Piito Paise
Portuguese Air Service
Ome
Gouveau
Pastor
Quiepo Lellano
Moira
Amadhra
Roa
War Office
Madrid
Lobay
Getafe
Amateurs Aid Storm Stations in Midwest Communication
Radio amateurs continued to prove value of privately owned stations during snow storms in North Dakota and Nebraska. With wires down they reestablished communication to isolated areas and handled hundreds of messages.
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Omaha
Neb
North Dakota
Nebraska
Bluefield Plans Third Yuletide Light Contest
The Bluefield Woman's club launches its third annual Christmas lighting contest with over a hundred expected entries. Prizes include electric appliances and student displays from Ram sey Fairview Wade Beavers schools. Judging December 25 26 and 27 will reward beauty and originality.
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Woman's Club
Bluefield
F. L. Black
W. Va
WHIS
Bluefield Woman's Club
T. O'S. Wilson
L. D. Feuchtenberger
Norman McDowell
James Hatcher
C. H. Shepherd
L. W. Page
J. B. Gades
W. H. Wade
W. C. Pollock
Conrad Brevick
W A. Pankey
John Kee
A. E. Burgess
H. T. Riddick
W. B. Smith
James Rosenheim
C. A. Ralston
Ramsey
Fairview
Wade
Beaver
Rhea Blake
Power Company
Rotary Club
Kiwania Club
Liona Club
Quota Club
Chamber of Commerce, Business Men's Association
Appalachian Electric Cree Company
The
Kentucky Wesleyan Drops Football as Intercollegiate Sport
Kentucky Wesleyan College in Winchester announces the end of football as an intercollegiate sport, citing high costs and misaligned campus atmosphere. Board action followed faculty recommendation, with Walter Van Winkle retained as basketball coach and a compulsory physical education program to begin.
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Winchester
Kentucky Wesleyan College
C. M. Dannely
Dannelly
Walter van Winkie
Funeral at 10 A M for Ms Counts in Bluefield
Last rites scheduled for 10 o clock this morning for Mrs Blanche Smith Counts 27 wife of J B Counts who died at 11 last night at St Luke's The service will be at Counts home 1707 Jefferson street conducted by Rev T B Hamilton of Trinity Methodist Church The burial will be in Walnut Grove cemetery She had been ill for weeks and was born and lifelong resident of the city She is survived by her husband mother and several brothers and sisters from Bluefield and Roanoke Active pallbearers and flower bearers are named from local families
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Blanche Smith Counts
J. B. Counts
St. Luke's
Counts Home
Jefferson Street
T. 8. Hamilton
Trinity Methodist Church
Walnut Grove
KB. W. Francisco
G. B. Donohoe
J. A. Harris
D. J. Webster
Walter Dishman
R. C. Hinchee
Mre
C. Hitcchee
Kathleen Yaney
Mra. Wysor
Nellie Hearn
Ethel Kelly
Hattie Bryant
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Court OF Appeals
Hoosier Reserve
Ozer Fp
Anne Austin
Shay
Harmon
Lydia Carr
Bonnie
Sheridan Road
Bridge
Nita Selim
Mrs. Dunlap
the Woman’s Club
Greater
YWCA
King
Spain
Ramon Franco
Daily Telegraph
Kentucky Wesleyan
Mas
Bluefield Furniture Co
J.C. Penney CO Department
Federal Street
Bluefield, W. Va
Hollywood
Saxony
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