Welch and Coalwood to Clash in Afternoon Baseball
The Welch and Coalwood teams meet this afternoon at 3 in Coalwood in a closely matched contest. Other items include Brooks Scarbury being held on $500 bond on a non support charge, Vivian Smith fined for reckless driving, and Cora Mile's death from paralysis at the Junior Pocahontas Coal Company operation.
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Welch
Coalwood
Yeelock
Brooks Scarbury
Squire A. C. Halford
C. E. Lively
Vivian Smith
Squire Hufford
Cora Mile
Pocahontas Coal Company
Gary
Labeled liquor law violators detained after raid in Kimball
Harry Hamner and Tom Crider, both from Kimball, were held on liquor prohibition charges after a raid led by Officers C B Lively and Glenn Haynes. Hamner received a $1,000 bond and a federal court hearing was set. Crider disappeared during the proceedings. Also held were Ben Hackney, Beallie Tucker, and Sallie Satterfield on $500 bonds for possessing mash, a still, barrels, kegs, and whiskey seized in the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hamner
Tom ‘Rider
Kimball
C. BE. Lively
Glenn Haynes
Hamner
Womack
Federal Court
Crider
Simpkins
Simpkina
Walter Albert
Comlaint
Ben Hackney
Beallie Tucker
Hias Sallie Satterfield
Fedral Court
M. M. Day
J. B. Jarman
E. L. Collins
Weinberger Returned From New York in Embezzlement Case
T. W. Edwards, special deputy sheriff, reported Weinberger in custody after an arrest in the front. Weinberger is accused of embezzling about $8,900 from Feldh Lumber Company while serving as secretary and treasurer during roughly eight to ten months before the death of manager W. Henritze. The company later dissolved. Welch aided in the investigation as authorities pursued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Edwards
New York
W. Weinberger
Fronx
McDowellounty
Feldh Lumber Company
Cretary
Canon
W. Henritze
Te Company
Aginess
Weinberger
Welch
Arrest Made After Delayed Efforts to Adjust Matter
An indictment was returned by the April grand jury after efforts to adjust the matter failed and a federal judge overruled a plea to disclose names tied to an organization. The case follows a suit filed by Benjamin Du Bois of South Bend. The passage ends with an odd line about a fox, a lamb, and a cat.
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Understood
Benjamin Dubois
South Bend
Klan Won't Be Forced to Reveal Names of Officials
Indianapolis June 14 Officials of the Ku Klux Klan will not be compelled to reveal the names of cabinet officers Federal judges Federal officers United States senators in the case. The ruling limits disclosure and maintains secrecy for government figures amid the ongoing legal action.
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Klay
Indianapolis
Ku Klux Klan
United States
Sena
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Mcdowell County
Stanley
Welch Briefs
Dave Hicks
Roderfield
Rhodes
Cleveland
West Virginia
Coolidge
Dawes
Joe Wisener
W. Y W. Henritze
McDowell Executive Committee
W. W. White
Republican County
McDowell County Court
Squire A. Clufford
Theease
R. F. Waldron
Hufford
Waldron
Lleged
Tors
A. B. Andersons
the Legionnatire
Wes
Davis
Auto Storage & Repair Co
Davy, West Virginia
Auto Storage and Repair Company
Davis Motor Cars
Continental
Timken
Delco
Lockheed
Phaston
Legionaire
Man O’ Wa
Sedan
Berline Sed
Utility Brow
Mountaineer Series
Phaeton Berline
Mpany
Richmond
Ind
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