Famous Enemy of Uncle Sam Falls
The AP reports the death of Nicaragua revolutionary Sandino, once a famed foe of U S forces in Central America. Known as Little August Caesar, he led a turbulent five year campaign against U S Marines and Nicaraguan governments, celebrated by followers as a deliverer and feared by foes as a ruthless bandit. His death ends a dramatic era in Latin American antiimperialist struggle.
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Home at Coopers Destroyed by Flames
The residence of T. B. Stanger at Coopers was totally destroyed by fire last night. The origin of the blaze is unknown and there is no available data on estimated loss or insurance. No other property was damaged.
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Coopers
T. B. Stanger
Quilted Taffeta Boudoir Pillows at Fretwell's
Advertisement notes 63 cent priced quilted taffeta boudoir pillows at Fretwell's located 114 116 Bland street telephone 334. Also advertises evening classes for adults at Evelyn Chambers School of Dancing with information line for Soo.
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Evelyn Chambers
School of Dancling
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Virginia ABC bill delayed in legislature
The Virginia legislature shifted focus as the House moved the introduction of evidence in defamation damages suits to third reading. The body advanced 21 other measures as the Senate set a Montague resolution for a federal constitutional amendment to prohibit child labor for a special order on Tuesday.
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Courts of Justice Committee
House
Senate
Montague
Hogers Bill Enables Gas Tax Use for State Road System
The measure by Hogers authorizes the highway commission to allocate gas tax funds to maintain the state road system. This action expands funding flexibility for ongoing road upkeep and infrastructure projects.
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Hogers
Dr Wynekoop Weary Of Courtroom Strain
Dr Allyn Lindsay Wynekoop faces a second murder trial for killing Rheta Gardner Wynekoop to collect insurance. After three days she calls the proceedings tiring while jurors pass the Washington's Birthday in the county infirmary. The state presses evidence of financial troubles and an alleged motive involving her son Earle and an unwanted wife.
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Chicago
Allyn Lindsay Wynekoop
Rhera
Washington
Hudelph Rous
Civic Orchestra
Rous
Wynekoop
Rheta Gardner Winekoop
Earle
Senate OKs debt action procedure bill to governor
Franchises bills return to floor as pages continue, cuts to sheriff prisoner feeding from 42 to 40 cents per day debated, but a provision for actual cost after 1937 is defeated. The senate passes a bill governing court procedure in debt actions, awaiting governor signature.
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Senate
Strike ends for potter workers in East Liverpool district
East Liverpool Ohio February 22 The National Brotherhood of Operative Potters says the unauthorized strike of 590 strikers, including runners batters and cup hooks in the district, is definitely broken. Twenty five more strikers returned to work today, bringing defections to 174. The United States Pattern Association has not answered the strike committee appeal for a conference on direct collective bargaining and uniformity of wages.
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Liverpool
Ohio
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
United States Pattern Association
Lawyers Meet In Annual Session In Mercer County
The Mercer County bar held its annual session with departing members named Harry C Elett Russell Ritz and George P Crockett. Mothers Singers of Bluefield performed, and President Scott announced committees on admirsiors banquet grievance nominations legislation and revisions of rules. Leathered remarks honored Elinor Ritz and J Hampton Hoge while Judges McClintic and Tanner spoke on ethics and marriage and divorce.
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Russell
Kee
Mercer County
Scott
B. J. Wagner
John Hampton Jfoge
Luther G. Scott
John Kee
Walter G. Burton
Bernard McClaugherty Jr
John KR. Pendleton
Harold F. Portamtent
Albert S. Kemper
Joseph M. Sanders Jr
Jerome Katz
Alex Sutton
Harriet L. French
James 8. Kahle
Hugh G. Wooda
James H. Martin
John W. Eneley
J. B. Lewig Jr
Princeton
Elinor Ritz
Bluefield
West Virginia
Banguo
John Barleycorn
J. Hampton Hoge
George W. McClintic
United States Court For the Southern Dstrict
Howell M. Tanner
Mercer-Wyoming
Harriet &. French
John R. Pendleton
Association
D. M. Easley
Tanner
Common Lawyers" of Blackstone Menu Item List
The menu includes Fruit Cocktail Vegetable Consomme Manzanilla Olives Midget Gherkian Hearts of Celery Baked Young Chicken Peat Mushrooms Crab Apples Mashed Potatoes Hot Rolls Holly Wreath Salad Washington Cream Parfait Coffee.
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Washington
Mine explosion will be probed in West Virginia
A formal investigation will be held into the Glen Rogers mine blast in Wyoming county to determine the cause of the explosion that killed four miners. N P Rhinehart leads the inquiry with Robert Lilly and six other inspectors. Rescue teams recovered the bodies of Alva Smith 19 Dewey Smith 23 William Gray 52 and W H Branham 33 and more than 100 other miners escaped before gas filled the shaft near the 700 foot depth.
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Charleston
W. Va
Glen Rogers
Raleigh-Wyoming Mining Company
Wyoming County
N. P. Rhinehart
State Department of Mines
Robert Lilly
Mount Hope
Alva Smith
Dewey Smith
Farm Had Kills Woman Suigides at Dunn Home
The account describes a double tragedy wherein Mrs. Cartwright and a man named Dunn die by self inflicted and partner inflicted gunshots. Authorities suspect Cartwright was shot while fleeing Dunn who then killed himself after placing a pistol at Cartwright’s head. A witness alerted a neighbor after the first shot. the second floor showed the couple dead. Dunn had a wife and children in Wikie, Monroe county, living apart from her.
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Law
Dunn
Cashmere
Wikie
Monroe County
Bis
Thedford's Black-Drauget Laxative Advertisement
An aged medicinal ad touts Thedford's Black Drauget as a purely vegetable laxative made from dried plant leaves and roots. It promises refreshing relief for sluggish bowels and constipation and urges use for dependable, natural relief.
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Thedford
Jury Gets Factor Kidnapping Case
Chicago February jury retires after prosecutors urge death penalty for Roger Toughy Albert Kator and Gustav Schafer in the Factor kidnapping case. Defense attacks Factor as a con man and cites Costner and Banghart as motive players. Extradi tion to England looms as Factor faces further charges and Costner confession cited by the prosecution.
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Chicago
Roger Toughy
Albert Kator
Gustav Schafer
John Factor
Illinois
William Scott
Stewart
Jem
Factor
Costner
Isaac Costner
Baltimore
Touhy
England
Wilber Crowley
Basil "the Owl" Banghart
Banghart
Crowley
Cogtner
Jack Starling Held On Possession Charge
Jack Starling, 25, was arrested by city police at Blue Field on Scott Street last night. He faces a charge of possession of four gallons of whiskey and is due to appear in Municipal Court tonight.
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Jack Starling
Bluefield
Scott Atrect
Trian
Seek to Add Teeth to Income Tax Law
Charleaton West Virginia February 92 A bill to add teeth to the gross income tax law was introduced in the Senate today by Senator Abbot Democrat of Fayette It provides that all employers or others paying more than 800 a year to any individual report the payments to the tax commissioner The income tax law provides for a tax of one percent on all aggregate incomes over 600 for single persons and 1000 for married men with an additional 200 exemption for each dependent
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Charleaton
W. Va
Abbot
Fayette
Declamation Contest Held at Emory-Henry
Six high school students from Virginia schools competed in the finals of the declamation contest held in the auditorium of Emory and Henry College that night. The winner, presented by Dr. A. M. Henry, dean of Emory and Henry College, spoke on "Five Americans."
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Emory and Henry College
Bhi Peace
Washington
Colin Gate Aoe Lal
Pristok
A. Jon
Bristol Mn
Tom Smith Jr
Bristol
Beott
Atking
Harry Laws
Mountain City
Teen
Winhey Ri
A. M. Henry
and Henry College
Trey Gort
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