Pole Sentenced to Gen Burchfield Serve Year in Jail
Parkersburg W V Jan 14 Government counsel won the first Parkersburg federal term case Stanley Slovensky 63 Pots from Monongah Marion county found guilty by a jury and sentenced to a year in Marion county jail at Fairmont The raid found three 50 gallon stills 760 gallons of moonshine mash and 54 gallons of liquor at Monongah Also Nashville text reports Hen Burchfield executed at Tennessee State Prison for wife murder and related killings ending in death by electrocution at 6 50 am after years of alleged innocence declarations.
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Stanley Slovensky
Monongah
Marion County
Fairmont
Slovensky
India House
Russell Parkee
Mannington
Charles Brandon
Allan Garden
Wheeling
Becks and Documenta
Belmont Securities of
Garden
Ife
Gordon D. Flett
Elmer DeMoss
Thornton
Taylor County
Harrison County
Clarksburg
Baker
John Caracas
Nashville
Tann
Burchfield
Bristol
Tennessee
A. A. Mc Corkle
McCorkle
Tie
Wilson Burchfield
Mix
Henry Ervin
Johnson City
Austin Peay
R. E. Travis
Governor Peay
Burchfiedd
Della Burchfield
Charles
J. W. South
Stop Night Coughin This Simple Way
Persistent cough sufferers are urged to try Dry King's New Discovery for Coughs a teaspoonful at night held in the throat before swallowing. It soothes irritation and loosens phlegm, aiding sleep and rapid recovery. Suitable for children, cold, hoarseness, bronchitis. sold by all druggists.
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Marie
Little Hope Held Out for Herbert Sortland
In Colorado near Long's Peak crews search for Herbert Sortland, missing since Monday after a mountaineering expedition led to Agnes Valle's death. Snow, freezing temps, and a raging blizzard hinder rescue efforts. a second rescuer, White Klener, is in Denver, while hope of Sortland's survival fades.
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Long's Peak
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Milus- Ing
Agnes Valle
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Vescue
Sortland
Elementa
Hands
Cara
Whiter Klener
Denver
Crossword puzzle on menus in dining cars
Philadelphia paper reports the Pennsylvania Railroad will print a 18 by 33 crossword on dining car menus for the week starting tomorrow. The puzzle features 9638 equations and 183 vertical and horizontal combinations, and patrons may remove the menu to complete the puzzle elsewhere during their journey.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Permitte T
Crossword Puzzle From a Puzzle-Flavored List
A dense list of puzzle clues and garbled phrases hints at a past cryptic puzzle page. It includes words like MORIZONTAI прав devour sheep n call Deviinal to ress Christmas Vision Mineral rain and many broken terms, with hints of answers for a yesterday’s cross word.
Large number of minor indictments returned this week
The grand jury returned twenty eight felony indictments and thirty four misdemeanor indictments after a heavy session. Only two were for murder. John Workman of Norwood was indicted for the murder of Sallie Ogle at her home after a dispute following his Charleston bootlegging sentence. Cases will be set today as criminal court opens Monday.
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Norwood
Kimball
Sallie Ogle
Workman
Ogle
Charleston
Musterole advertised for neuralgia relief and mothers
Dy s Fine promotes Musterole to stop neuralgia pain with a clean white ointment. Apply a bead of the preparation to temples and neck for quick relief. Made with oil of mustard but gentler than old plaster. offers a Children's Musterole for babies and small children in 35 and 65 cent jars and tubes, hospital size $3.
Princeton Highs Doubleheader Sets Court Night in Town
Princeton high and Welch high boys and girls teams will play a double header at the local school court tomorrow night. Princeton supporters and the school band will be on hand to boost morale as the games draw local attention.
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Princeton High School
Welch High
Princeton High
Adjourned County Court Elects McKenzie Traffic Officer
Quinty court adjourned with three commissioners present. Rufus B McKenzie of Elgond chosen incoming traffic officer amid wide local support. Lloyd Bailey named superintendent of county farm and home at Gardner. Road work frozen on county districts during winter. winter deputies postponed due to Sheriff Crumpecker's absence. Court to reconvene next Tuesday to finalize deputy appointments.
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Quinty Court
Cours
Rufus B. McKenzie
Elgond
Jay Mercer
McKenzie
East River
John A. McKenzie
W. J. G. McKenzie
Pride
M. W. Christie
Thia City
Gardner
Lloyd Bailey
Bailey
Rock District
Crumpecker
Criminal Court
Shevitt
Local National Guard Mustered Into Service
The local company of the 150th Infantry, West Virginia National Guard, was mustered into service Tuesday night at the American Legion hall by Captain Bargen and Major I. B. Cromwell. Forty seven enlisted men were mustered in and the company will be quartered on the third floor of the Meadows Furniture building on Mercer street. The space is being prepared for occupancy and expected ready by month end. Drills are weekly with two weeks at camp in summer for training.
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150H Infantry
West Virginia National Guard
American Legion Hall
Bargen
Regular Army
West Virginia
I. B. Cromwell
Charleston
Meadows Furniture Company
Marcer Street
Princeton Pros Beat Tazewell Collegiants On High School Court
Princeton Independents defeated the Tazewell Collegiants 17 to 11 at halftime 11-7. McCall and McGraw starred for Tazewell, while Karnes, Pendleton, and Woods led Princeton scoring. Hoke handled the whistle as Princeton pulled away in the second half.
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Tazewell Collegians
Princeton
Tazewell
Karnestar Princeton
McCall
McGraw
Independents
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Hoke
Hmnawns
Princeton Karnes
Marshall Bock
Woods Tisag
Lace Hylton
Balthmore
Karnes
Pendleton
Marshall
Week
Woods
Mahood
Yasewell
Baldwin
Bock
Hardwill
Snodgrass Says He Will Make Cool Farewell Radio
Jeffergon city reports Harry M. Snodgrass the King of the Ivor ies gave a farewell program from WOS before a large crowd in the state capitol chamber. He faces release after serving since June 1928 for attempted robbery and thanked supporters as Don Witters announced the final WOS appearance before a vaudeville tour.
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Jeffergon City
Harry M. Snodgrass
Ivor_ies
WOS
Priagu
Missouri Capitol Dome
House of Representatives Chamber
Farry Snodgrass
Nessenger
Don Witters
Witten
Snodgrass
Ligteners
Pood-Lye
St. Louis
Committee named to confer with W S Stone
Washington reports a three member committee will confer with Warren Stone head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers over the dispute between United Mine Workers and engineers at Coal River Collieries West Virginia. The panel Frank Morrison Martin Ry en and James P Noonan was chosen by the AFL after its El Paso convention. No conference date set yet. negotiations urged amid reports miners are being evicted from their homes.
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Washington
Warren
Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Knttad
Coal River
Convention of the Federation
el Paso
Huntington youths sent to Charleston on federal car act warrants
Huntington youths Audrey Adkins and Harold Clark were taken to Charleston to await their arraignment before Judge Ceo W. McHinock. Federal warrants charge them with violation of the motor vehicle act related to an automobile alleged to have been given in Huntington by Chillicothe authorities.
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Hunting'ton
W. Va
Audrey Adkins
Harold Clark
Huntington
Chillicothe
Ohio
Charleston
W. McChinock
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A bold ad claims Pape's Cold Compound breaks a cold quickly with no tablets every three hours. The remedy is described as safe for daily use with no guillotine or opiates, priced at thirty five cents and widely trusted for fast relief.
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Pape
Prica
Officers Elected by Associated General Contractors
Washington Jan 14 Officers were elected at the concluding session of the Associated General Contractors of America. Resolutions against government or municipal policies favoring noncompetitive bidding and unfair accounting were adopted. The group pledged to curb seasonal fluctuations causing unemployment. George B Wathridge of Detroit was elected president.
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Washington
Associated General Contractors of America
George B. Wathridge
Detroit
Ultimate release questioned for Dr Lorenz held in Mexico
Madison Wisconsin June 14 AP The Wisconsin department of state rate received a message from Jud son C Welliver executive clerk of the White House in Washington stating there was no question of the ultimate release of Dr W F Lorenz chairman of the state board of control held in a Mexican prison on a charge of flibustering
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Department of State Rate
Judson C. Welliver
White House
Washington
W. F. Lorenz
State Board of Control
Blood-Cell Boost Fights Eczema in Historical Ad Card
A vintage advert claims eczema is cured by increasing red blood cells. It touts 8.8.8 and 9.9 as builders and cleansers that supposedly raise blood-cell counts, cleanse blood, and improve skin and vitality, urging readers to treat eruptions by this method rather than topical applications.
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