Tardy Witnesses Slow Up Princeton Court Session
In Princeton Judge McGrath assessed costs after a murder trial delayed by tardy witnesses. Paris Howard, accused of killing William Gardner, faced a delay as jurors deliberated pending testimony. The defense claimed self defense and unwritten law while the state argued premeditation. Gardner was shot October 14, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Howard
Princeton
Wiliam Gardner
Sherif
John Haldren
William Gardner
Colored Hill
O'Rock
Atnte Hes
White
Howard
Gardner
Mae
John M. McGrath
Charles ‘Thorn
R. B. Johnston
William and
F. ‘Gordon
Sam
Hoge
Costa
Goode
Haynes
Medtrath
S. H. Kirby
Charles Palmer
Trial set for Blinfield and others in Hadien crash case
Dockets list John W. Lowry Carrington Spangler Slaughton Indiet mennts for today in the case tied to the death of Josephine Hadien in last April's automobile crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Blinfield
John W. Lowry
Carrington Spangler
Josephine Hadien
Princeton Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Occurrences
Walter V. Floss appears in court briefly for a final visit as Roanoke, Alabama case ends. notices include Betty Jo Crawford with measles and Jimmie James at home. A. Hoke of Philadelphia visiting. Dr. S. B. Spangler installs new electric sign. D. L. Casey convalesces. Fredrick Brith family to Orlando for two weeks. George Hall hosts in Lewinburg. Mildred Hadden returns to Charleston. H. K. Hogan returns from Alabama. Louise Stennatte visits Park Avenue. Toy Jr Robinette undergoes tonsil removal with Dr. Vermilion, doing well.
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Walter V. Floss
Roas
W. R. Sumner
Roanoke
Betty Jo Crawford
P.C. Crawford
Mercer Street
Jimmie Tames
H. A. Shumate
Parkyvanna
He A. Hoke
Philadelphia
C. W. Kacue
Mullens
5. B. Spangler
D.L. Casey
Highland Avenue
Fredrick Brith
Susanng
Bluefield Road
Orlando
Fis
George Hall
Hale Apartments
Mr. Hall
Lewinburg
Mildred Hadden
Charleston
H. K. Hogan
Alabama
Louise Stennatte
Amigo
G. L. Stennnetts
Park Avenue
Toy Jr
R. C. Robinette
Princeton Avenue
J. R. Vermilion
Special jury to probe Welch bank robbery case
Judge Counts orders a special jury to consider indictments against War on the Morning bank robbers Robert White Fred Olmstead Jasper Altzer and others tied to a January 17 holdup. Indictments may label murder and other charges with pending arraignments and potential immediate sentencing for guilty pleas. Dozens of names appear as potential jurors and local residents await grand jury action.
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Robert White
Frad Olmstead
Jasper Altzer
É0l
Haines
Waite and Olmstead
Wilson Ander
Gald
Harry Hairston
Ted Fron
Rolin
Havace
Gordon
Thomas Kennedy of Bradshaw Dies at 41
Thomas Kennedy age 41 of Bradshaw died Sunday at Welch hospital from pneumonia after an eighteen day illness. Funeral services are 2 PM today at the Kennedy residence with burial in Bradshaw cemetery. A World War veteran, he is survived by his widow and five daughters Hilda Rogie Janice Venonia and Harel.
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Thoties Kennedy
Bradshaw
Welch Hospital
Doin D
Kennedy
Hilda
Rogie
Janice Venonia
Harel
Virginia fugitive pleads own case in rape charge exoneration
Roy Lee a Virginia physician denied the rape charge, claiming misidentification and a wrongful conviction. He said the Virginia penitentiary record was erroneous and described his military service, medical career, disability payments, and world war I training. He asserts he was jailed in Athens for unrelated alleged abortion-related offenses.
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Plymouth
J. W. Wirtz
Athens
Lee
A. C. White
B. G. Thompson
Daily Telegraph
Virginia Road Gang No. 8
Woolwine
Virginia Penitentiary
Lebanon, Va
U. S. Veterans Bureau
116Th
Flying Aces
Quentin Roosevelt
Vanderbilt University
Woet Point
Kelley Field
San Antonio
Fitzhugh Lee
Dyersburg
Tenn
American Legion
Herman
Enn
Episcopal Guild Meeting In Princeton Park Avenue
Episcopal guild will meet on Thursday at 3 pm with Miss Besg Barber on Park Avenue. Legion Auxiliary notes January gathering chaired by Mrs. O. T. Smith. Thirty seven sick visits reported. new member Mrs. Rt. A. Saunders added. Letters from veterans at Ocean Hospital and Fort Bayard thanking the auxiliary for Christmas packages. Refreshments served by Mrs. 4. H. Bay, Mrs. W. C. Adkins, and Mrs. J. C. Meador.
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Episcopal Guild
Welch Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. William T. Hall will leave Wednesday for Hattiesburg to join her husband for a Mardi Gras trip to New Orleans. Jodge and Mrs. Reno F. Howard return from Roanoke as Judge Howard handles Williamson criminal court. Several residents, including Mrs. Keith Elra of Gary, Mrs. Mary Dewson from Clarksville, and Mrs. O E B Linkous, travel or visit family. Local move reports note W G Money relocating to Sale Smith apartments in Welch, while Mary Burton returns from Illinois to visit family in Gary before heading home to Kingsport.
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William T. Hall
pOneriie Walker
Hattiesburg
Miss
New Orleans
Jodge
Reno F. Howard
Northfork
Keith Elra
Gary
Welch
Mary B. Burton
Emory Burton
Illinois
Sale-Smith
Virginia Avenue
Babe Adams
Friends J
Keystone
W. G. Williamson
Vivian
Mary Dewson
Clarksburg
O. EB. Linkous
Crockett
F. Christian
Portsmouth
Ness
O. R. Sargent
Hemphill
Grace Hospital
A. C. Rhody
Baltimore
Earl Cole Holding
Don
Bluefield
Mack Eddins
BE. W. Cook
Taeger
W. F. Salt
Robert and
Paul
Kingball
Cincinnati
Salt
Mra. V. Marionest
Stevens Clinic
B. F. Howard
Roanoke
Wlah
Gold from the Danube river miners in Hungary
Unemployed Hungarians in Danube villages mine the river to earn about $2.8 weekly by extracting gold from sand and gravel, a makeshift livelihood amid rough economic hardship along Hungary’s waterways.
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Danube
Budapest
Danths
Ganda
Election contest opens in Mingo county
Democratic candidates allege fraud irregularities and intimidation in eight county offices and six district offices while the county court hears the consolidated contest in Mingo county. Republicans are declared elected by majorities from 500 to 1700.
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Williamson
W. Ya
Mingo County
Lullaby Ban Blamed For Illness Of Tots
Viennese doctors blame the lack of music for infant illness and poor nourishment among babies. Professor Franz Hamburger warns that modern hospitals fail to provide children with songs and melodies. Professor Leopold Moll supports the claim that a child has a natural ear for music and suggests changing child hygiene to include lullabies.
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Vienna
Landau
Franz Hamburger
Viennese ‘University Children’s Clinic
Fla
Viennese Society For Child Health
Hamburger
Leopold Moll
Professor Moll
Judgment Entered Against Greenbrier in Lynchings
A $10,000 judgment was entered against Greenbrier County by Circuit Judge A P Hudson for the lynching of two Negroes in Greenbrier County a year earlier. The estates of George Banks and Thomas Jackson were awarded $5,000 each after Holt waived a jury trial. The two men were taken from jail on December 10, 1921, and hanged from a telephone pole while awaiting trial for the murder of Constable J H Myles. an appeal was signaled to challenge the act allowing county liability for lynching damages.
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Charleston
W. Way
Greenbrier
A. P. Hudson
Joseph M. Hart
Suepreme
Hudson
George Banks
Thomas Jackson
Holt
J. H. Myles
West Virginia Lawmakers Eulogize Hiner and Snodgrass Memorial
In Charleston on January 30 the West Virginia legislature held a joint memorial forSenators Ben Hiner of Franklin Pendleton and Glen Snodgrass of New Martinsville. Speakers praised Hiner for frankness and faith in God and Snodgrass for energy and fair play while noting their service in World War I and the good roads cause.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Senate
Ben 1. Hiner
Franklin
Pendleton County
Glen Snodgrass
New Martinaville
Hiner
Snodgrass
Ralph M. Hiner
House
Sandridge
Barbour
Brown
Randolph
Winer
Stanley Modes
Helmick
Tucker
Senator White
Mingo
White
Sen
Clyde
Johnson
Kanawha
Thner
Snodzreda
Beneke
Ohio
Commonwealth
Snodgrase
Hodges
Monongalia
Join Myers
Marshall
Ronerk White
Hampshire
Hatfield Contempt Exception Filed in McGrath Ruling
Wilson Anderson prosecuting attorney of McDowell County filed exceptions in Princeton on Monday to Judge John M. McGrath's ruling against Sheriff McGinnia Hatfield. Hatfield was assessed $20 for failure to produce returns on seven witnesses for the murder case of Frank Mamone.
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Wilson Anderson
Atetorney
McDowell County
Princeton
John M. McGrath
McGinnia Hatfield
Frank Mamone
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Danieley
Crowds braved the steam and cold to pay final respects to Mrs Bertha A Danieley of Gardner West Virginia at a home funeral service. Rev Wright of Athena M E church led the rites with burial at Bethel Cemetery. Born February 6 1896 she died January 26 1933 married October 30 1912 to Ellis Danieles. They had four children Herman Dorothy Evelyn Lole. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John H Prichard three sisters Mrs D Snider Mrs Houston Via and Mrs Twila Oxley and many other relatives. An infant brother and sister Mrs G J Martin preceded her. She joined the M W Church South and led a devout Christian life.
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Bertha A. Danteley
Gardner
W. Va
Ellis Danieles
Herman
Dorothy
Evelyn
Lole
John H. Prichard
D. Snider
Houston Via
Twila Oxley
G. J. Martin
Arly
Trolley Hearses Hitched to Cemetery Mourner Carriages
In Asuncion, Caraguay, the street railway company operates three trolley hearses drawn to the cemetery. The rough, stony roads lead mourners to the final resting place, reflecting the era’s transit arrangements.
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Asuncion
Caraguay
beCck
Test Proves Left Arm Mightier Than Right
Brownaville Texas January 30 The left arm proved mightier than the right arm in a golf match between two one armed golfers John Herndon of Mercedes with only a left wing and back handed swing defeated H Henderson of Harlingen who has a right arm and no left and uses a forehand sweep Herndon finished two up
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Brownaville
Texas
Bolfers
John Herndon
Mercedes
H. Henderson
Harlingen
Herndon
Dr. Davids Sanative Wash Adverts Quick Itch Relief
An advertisement promotes Dr. David's Sanative Wash claiming rapid relief from severe itching and skin infections. It asserts germ destruction, mentions a price of 60 cents, relief guaranteed or money refunded, and lists Oweny & Minor Richmond VA as the sender.
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Dr. David
Richmond
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