Judge Buchanan to preside in McReynolds retrial in Kendrick case
J. B. McReynolds, deputy sheriff of Washington county Virginia, convicted in the death of 17 year old Emory and Henry student J W Kendrick, has been granted a new trial. Gov Pollard designates Judge A C Buchanan to preside. case set for June 30 at Washington county circuit court. Kendrick was mortally wounded May 6 1929 when an auto was fired upon near Abingdon after which officers were tried and fined. Judge Buchanan previously presided at the earlier trials.
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J. B. McReynolds
Washington County
Virginia
J. W. Kendrick
Emory and Henry College
A. C. Buchanan
Tazewell
John G. Pollard
McReynolds
Young Kendrick
Abingdon
Meolds
Buchanan
Byrd
Fined and jailed for possession of liquor
Y Killmon was fined 150 dollars and costs and sent to jail for sixty days after being found guilty in Magistrate W. W. McNeal's court on liquor possession. He was arrested by D. Franklin, a Norfolk and Western railway special agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Killmon
W. W. McNeal
Killmon
D. Franklin
Norfolk and Western Railway
Funeral at Lurich for Mrs. Mary Gore
Funeral services were held at Lurich Virginia for Mrs. Mary Ann Gore 76 who died Sunday after a brief illness Rev Z F Mayberry of Independence and Rev W E Bailey of Narrows officiated The committal was in Fairview cemetery Narrows She was born Mary Ann Dickerson the daughter of Henry Dickerson and spent most of her life in Giles county She is survived by husband J H Gore a daughter Mrs Emmons Robertson and two brothers James D Dickerson Junta West Virginia and P K Dickerson Glen Lyn
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Lurich
Mary Ann Gore
Z. F. Mayberry
Independence
W. E. Bailey
Narrows
Fairview
Gore
Mary Ann Dickerson
Henry Dickerson
Local Men Attend Funeral Directors Meeting
W. E. Peery of Tazewell Glen Dudley of Bluefield Roy Cole of Montcalm and P. D. Bratton of this city will motor to Roanoke to attend the annual convention of the Virginia Funeral Directors association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Peery
Tazewell
Glen Dudley
Bluefield
Roy Cole
Montcalm
P. D. Bratton
Roanoke
Virginia Funeral Directors Association
Bridge collapse near Plopsor leaves sixty drowned
A Romanian dispatch reports a newly built bridge at Plopsor collapsing into the water and about 100 people falling in with sixty drowned. No confirmation was available. Also mentions a Danish watch inquiry in Bern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
Plopsor
Romania
Sugar as a low cost source of calories in daily meals
Sugar is presented as an inexpensive source of calories per cent, outperforming butter bacon macaroni bread and vegetables. It argues a 3000 daily calorie need, with sugar contributing via carbohydrates and enhancing taste in cereals canned vegetables and desserts, endorsed by doctors and dietitians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avera
Ife
The
Sugar Institute
Chummy near death as Alan Steyne returns in a tale of memory
Judith Grant and Chammy cling to fragile hopes in New York’s Greenwich Village. Chammy’s pneumonia crisis tests bonds with Alan Steyne, Bastien Dumont, and Judy while Stornaway’s portrait sessions and a run-in with Mr Punch expose tension and longing. Chammy’s recovery hinges on truth and affection in a crowded artist’s attic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Grant
Greenwich Village
Clarissa Morley
Chammy
Alan Steyne
Steyne
Judith
Bastien Dumont
Steynie
Reiwn
Chummy
O’shane
Judy
Clara Jenke
Clara
Cafe Ture
Vincent Stornaway
Queen Elizabeth
Stornaway
Max Dishbread
Bruce Gideon
Punch
Dreas
Missa
Mr. Punch
Dog Tobby
Gideon
Bastient
Officials Approve Eight Great River Power Dam Sites
The commission endorses licensing for eight Cheat and Blackwater river hydro projects under the 1929 water power act. It outlines license terms, state rights on flow and navigation, and conditions for revocation or amendment, emphasizing development over taxation and detailing protests and supporting interests across counties, railroads, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great River
Monongahela
Ohio
Public Service Commission
Cites
Howe Natural Gas Company
United States
White
West Virginia
Cheat River
Thie
Boissevain Woman Injured in Fall
Mrs Ellen Pauley aged 65 of Boissevain Virginia fractured her hip when she slipped while walking from her son's residence to her daughter's. Her cane slipped on a rock causing the fall and she has previously injured her ankle requiring a cane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Pauley
Boissevain
Druggist Unveils New Headache Relief Formula
A North Carolina druggist develops a combination of ingredients that provide immediate, safe relief for headaches and neuralgic, sciatic, or rheumatic pain. Marketed as B-C at drug stores and soda fountains, it claims three minute relief, calming nerves with guaranteed harmlessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
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Emory
Mary Gore
Dorfbarbier, Bern
Judith A. Coralie Stanton
Heath
AY Lsea
Clara Jenks
Bastien
Alan Stevone
Alan
Dunlop
Buffalo
Dunlop Tire & Rubber CO
Bland Street
Preston
Senate
Albert B. White
Cheat Valley
Commission
Rowlesburz and Southern Railroad Company
Cheat River Railroad Company
Rowlesburz
Rowlesbore
Preston County
Blackwater
Cheat Rivers
Indian Creek
Workmen's
S.c.douglas
M.w.reynolds
L. & C. Bldg
W. Va
Lucky
Uckyy
Iga
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Brandreth Symonds
Medical Record
the American Tobacco Co
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