Transfer of Defendants to Huntington Custody Ordered
In consideration of the evidence the court remanded the defendants to the custody of the Huntington marshal. The transfer followed a transfer order directing the case to Huntington for further proceedings and custody management.
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Fashion authority warns on fur coats and wraps in New York
New York fashion authority Henri Bendel warns that costly furs and jewels are often the biggest mistakes in women's dress. He says fur coats lose their line quickly, advises choosing a refined fur wrap or straight mink coat, and notes styles shift yearly with new sleeve, collar, and hemline ideas.
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Bendel
New York
Henri Hendel
Steel Equipment Missing For New City Jail
Lost steel equipment for the new city jail was traced to a shipment loaded at Roanoke and started from the Virginia Brides and Iron Company plant on Sunday. Tracers seek the car, officials cannot locate it, delaying completion of the jail and leaving no detention quarters for city prisoners amid a smallpox case.
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Roanoke
Cluefield
Virginia Brides and Iron Company
Marantie
Road Bonds Issue Bill Introduced In Senate And House
Legislation on road bonds was introduced in both chambers and referred to the road committee with instructions for prompt action. Governor Morgan urged emergency treatment at the session. Additional measures include license tag distribution reforms and surplus license fund allocations proposed by state lawmakers.
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Morgan
GB. Johnson
Commission
G. C. Delknap
Braxton County
West Virginia lawmakers consider wide range of bills
A long list of introduced measures covers county funding, taxation, and governance. Proposals include a privilege tax on coal and oil, governor powers to remove deputy sheriffs, and a constitutional property classification amendment. Other bills seek recreation systems for counties, schools, and public libraries, plus changes to medical licensing and various local authority rules.
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Marshall County
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McDowell County
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Lincoln County
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Marsh
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Boards of Education
Perry
Jones
Delander
Harrison County
Thompson
Brown
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Smith
Levy
Midkiff
Resolution for Change of Name of State Offered
A proposed resolution outlines a change of name for the state and details appointments by the vicennt court judge for five year terms. The House advances a staff attorney for drafting bills and amending acts with Delegate Robert Morris backing Urias Barnes for the attache post amid mixed votes. Speaker Keathey signaled appointing Barnes if passed as another resolution seeks to rename West Virginia to Kanawha led by Bishop Weil.
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Charleston
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Lincoln County
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Nine Violators Of Volstead Act Get Terms In Atlanta
Court proceedings in Atlanta handed terms to nine Volstead Act violators with additional fines and sentences. Judge McClintic ordered one applicant to return next June after questioning about the eighteenth amendment. Final papers went to Knebel, Samuel West, Arthur Gillion, Demothenes Apostolis, and Tony Signoretti, among others, as liquor cases totaled twenty or more with substantial jail time and cash penalties across counties.
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John, Knebel
Samuel D. West
Arthur Gillion
Demothe
John Laxton
Jaaper Pop
Sam Zagara
Jim Muartin
August
Leon Arcuse
George Lemons
Phelys
Mercer County
Eugene Davin
Wayette County
George Lockhard
icDowell County
Hugh Day
Summers County
Oscar Hird
Raleigh County
Joe Klabis
Fayette County
William Collins
W. M. Blankenship
Mack Cook
Eugene Lous
John Totia
Raleigh
John ‘Angelo
McDowell County
Jim May
Greenbrier County
Powlue Thayer
Haleighcounty
John Milan
J. W. Lawlak
Laula Howerton
Wilson Dunn
Andy Rose
Salvador Quiard
P. M. Lea
Mathew Church
Albert Williams
Guido Petrin
G. W. Wooldridge
Ed. Collins
Nannie Susie
Jathiny Vaughan
Nathanial Harrison
Ethel Toley
Thue
Nannie Waldron
D. D. McGinnis
Pink Stade
J. W. Cacy
Claude Belcher
Jess Lambert
John Shields
Elshug Baker
Nolleds
W. A. Spencer
John P. Tahor
Ruby Kite
George White
Dorothy Vaughan
Alten Lewis
H. L. Moody
W. Carbkaden
Jim Cacy
Mary Allen
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