Writs of Error in Two Murder Cases
Judge J. C. Herndon filed writs of error in two murder cases. John Workman, sentenced to hang for Sallie Ogle’s death near Norwood, and Pharoah Bailey, given life for Keenus Roberts’s death near Panther. Workman’s conviction rested on circumstantial evidence, Bailey admitted shooting Roberts. Both cases to be reviewed. verdicts may be set aside and remanded for further action in the county’s criminal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Herndon
Circuit Court
John Workman
Sallie Ogle
Norwood
Pharoah Bailey
Lfe
Keenus Roberts
Panther
Workman
Pharoah Ley
Bailey
Roberts
Herndon
Strother Mentioned as Possible Successor to McClintic
D. J. F. Strother a prominent city attorney is named by friends as a potential successor to Judge George W. McClintic on the federal bench if McClintic receives a U S Court of Appeals appointment to fill a vacancy created by Judge Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. F. Strother
George W. McClintic
Delegates From Nine Nations Gather for Pacific Meeting in Honolulu
Honolulu reports over 100 delegates from nine Pacific-bordering nations will convene July 1 to 15 at Punahou School grounds for the Institute of Pacific Relations. Leaders include Ray Lyman Wilbur and George H. Blakeslee, with round tables, research, and frank discussions aiming at peace, cooperation, and anti racism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Institute of Pacific Relations
Juy
Pacific
Hawaii
Defiite
Punahou School
Institute
Punahou
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Leland Stanford, Jr
Williamstown Institute of Politics
Pletcher
Brockman
Y. M. C. A. National Council
Normal F. Coleman
Reed College
Portland
Oregon
Frederick MM. Davenport
New York
Mary Dingman
China
Y. W. C. A. World Committee
Daniel J. Fleming
Union Theological Seminary
Herbert H. Gowen
University of Washington
Paul Hutchison
Christian Century
Chicago
Jeremiah W. Jenks
Robert S. Maddux
California
Robert E. Park
Appointment backed by state supporters and friends
The candidate is well fitted for the position and counts many friends across the state who will sponsor his appointment.
Annual Garden Inspection at United States Coal and Coke
The United States Coal and Coke Company of Gary holds its regular garden inspection July 23 24 and 25 to judge yards and vacant grounds. Jonel Edward OToole and company officials will accompany judges and award prizes for best vegetable garden, best flower, and other placements with certificates and cash awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Coal and Coke Company
Gary
Jonel Edward O'Toole
Hobo crackdown andKeystone court actions report
Mayor W. E B and Stewart sit in Keystone court as deputies arrest and fine men for riding freight trains. Goldie Williams faces 60 days in jail and 100-dollar fine for moonshine possession. County clerk records three marriage licenses and several entrants in Nocol and Aspland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB
Stewart
Keystone
McDowell County
Goldie Williams
Frank Woodyard
Local notables travel. Grace hospital care updates
Edward OToole Jr and Andrew Leckie drove to Logan on business. Mrs N C Cooper of Havace underwent an operation at Grace hospital and is recovering. Jack Carr returns to Carter House duties after vacation in Louisville. Rose Amos of Glen Alum had an operation at Grace hospital yesterday. John Muncy of Jenkin Jones entered Grace hospital for treatment. Paul Downs recovering from appendicitis and hopes to go home soon. John Oilldersieeve of English visited the city on business. Stewart Parker of Keystone left Grace hospital to return home. P L Snead of Falls Mills visited friends in the city. Orville Roberts from Winona Lake, Ind will lead the county Boy Scouts and arrived to begin duties. Mr and Mrs Brewster and Glenn Green returned from a three week Florida visit. Little Jack Sublett, son of Mrs N W Sublett of Davy, had a severe heart attack but is slightly better. Mr and Mrs D Brewster and family returned from a month in Florida. Miss Grace Lawson of Athens Normal visited her parents in Davy. Mrs Melinda Grant and daughter Miss Helen Lawson with Mr Major and Miss Rosetta Hall of Davy were kodaking Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O'Toole, Jr
Andrew Leckie
Logan
N. C. Cooper
Havace
Grace Hospital
Jack Carr
Carter
John Oilldersieeve
English
Stewart Parker
Keystone
P. L. Snead
Falls Mills
Orville Roberts
Winona Lake
Ind
Welch
Brewster
Glenn Green
Points
Florida
Little Jack Sublett
N. W. Sublett
Davy
D. Brewster
Grace Lawson
Athens Normal
Melinda Grant
Helen Lawson
Major
Rosetta Hall
Bandit Escapes With Gold In Mexican Mine Chase
A bandit who robbed a paymaster in a mining camp near Guanajuato, Mexico, eluded authorities after a running chase by tossing stolen gold pieces along the route to mislead pursuers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guanajuato
Mexico
Whatsoever man soweth Bible class topic discussed
The Smyly Bible class examined the saying from Galatians 6 7 in clear practical terms. Judge G L Counts and Abe Harrah led a vigorous talk linking sowing and reaping to life choices environment energy and right living. They used Pauls farming imagery to contrast good seeds such as lawful conduct with bad seeds like overeating and indiscreet drinking. The next topic for Sunday is The story between the Testaments with Dr H L Kirkpatrick and Chas H Smithey speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Counts
Abe Harrah
Galatia
Paul
H. L. Kirkpatrick
Chas. H. Smithey
War Eagle social notes and local visits
War Eagle reports Monday forenoon visits by W S Moore of Huntington representing Kentucky and West Virginia Insurance Agency. Rosa Stepp of Nolan spent Monday and Tuesday in War Eagle. B E Browning and daughter Lona Cline traveled to Williamson on business. Mr and Mrs Charlie West and Davy were guests of Mr and Mrs A Ole on Sunday. Mrs W M Estep was taken to Grace Hospital Saturday morning for treatment. H A Radford and Ian attended church after a Sunday automobile ride. Pigeon Creek, Barnett and family took an auto trip through Virginia and North Carolina Monday. Dorine Wilson, six months in Eagle, returned to Ki Creek North Carolina last Monday. Mrs A L Flippo of Buchan, is guest of her son S S Barnett and family. S S Barnett and family were car riding to various parts of the county Sunday. Rufus Barnett returned Wednesday from a visit with his fly at East Radford Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Moore
Kentucky and
West Virginia Insurance Agency
Huntington
War Eagle
Rosa Stepp
Nolan
B. E. Browning
Lona
Cline
Williamson
Charlie West
Davy
A. Ole
H. A. Radford
Ian
Pigeon Creek
Barnett
Virginia
N. Carolina
Dorine Wilson
Eagle
Ki Creek
N. C
A. L. Flippo
Buchana
S. S. Barnett
Rufus Barnett
East Radford
Remarkable recoveries linked to Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Forest City Iowa and Denver Colorado letters praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for recovery from childbirth and female weakness. Mrs Oscar F Borgerlin reports back pain relief and a healthy child after five bottles. Mrs Helen Fine attributes improved mood appetite and peace of mind to the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Oscar F. Scrselin
Forest City
Iowa
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oscar F. Borrgelhute
Denver
Colorado
Chang
Syd E. Pinkham
Helen Fine
South
Wasington Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
M’clintic
Mr. Strother
Sies
McCormick & CO
Baltimore
BY Ahern
Martha
Vectar
Olympia
Jove
Nou
Nour
Mators Haing
HK Fortune
Osaka
Japan
P. J. Treat
United States
Royal Meeker
Wilson
International Labor Office
League of Nations
Anawalt High School
Ford
Burke
West Virginia
Maggy
Diary Moore
the Gumps
Bluefield Vs
Bornscheins
Swarthmore Chautauqua Association
Peabody Conservatory of Music of Baltimore
Samuel W. Grathwell
Cincinnati
Welch Briefs
John Barillo
Elizabeth Barbera
William Taylor
Gusta Newberry
Nocol
Samuel Hodge
Igaret Washington
As Land
Man Soweth
W. VA
W. M. Estep
Tr Men
Ae Mag
Lydia E. Pinl
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
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