Attorneys Will Depend On Briefs In Minnte Stull Case
State and defense attorneys in the Minnte Stull case agreed to forego oral argument before Judge Howell M Tanner on the petition for a new trial. Briefs from defense John Pendleton and Hugh G Woods and from the state Walter Burton and Ajax T Smith were filed, with a ruling likely next month.
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Minnte Stull
Indga
Howell M. Tanner
Mra. Stull
John Pendleton
Hugh G. Woods
Jerome Katy
Sidney Evans
Bluefield
West Virginia University Law School
Frank L. Smoot
Hazel Mary Wilmore
City of Bluefield
The Man With The Most Phenomenal Memory
Monday column explains yesterday's cartuunlon about flowers and Japanese Cherry Trees. It notes the sakura admired by visitors in Japan, the image of petals fluttering, and an ancient poet linking them to the souls of Yamato. The piece emphasizes that the trees bear no fruit yet inspire unique affection.
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Japan
Boosters to Host Narrows in Princeton Tonight
Frances Mano Barkedale Mre J C Meador lwood and Jd C Menor travel to Princeton to face the Boosters in a district athletic field showdown. Past games include a 9 1 defeat to Boissevain. robbery at Sanitary grocery halted after a late return by partner G O Keathey. a coal and supply truck incident shattered a window at the same store. Also notices a church service at First Church of Christ with Dr Perry J Cook and Rev Garland Brack delivering sermons and an evening Christian Endeavor event.
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Todat Narrows
Princeton Tolay
Boosters
Toama
Princeton
First Church OF Christ
Perry J. Cook
Princeton Area Personal Notes Reach Out From Nearby States
Dr and Mrs Perry J Cook and two daughters plan to return next week after two weeks in Mikins West Virginia and with relatives in Pennsylvania Edna Parkins visiting relatives in Norfolk Virginia Mrs W Opling and children visit Mrs Kaling's mother Neva Fry and Harry Fry at Hougatonle Mason County Mrs William Henry Roberts of Carnesto Pennsylvania visiting son Hill Roberts on North Walker Street Mrs Ruth Britton and daughter Mildred Britton of Troanole Virginia visit Mr and Mrs Tom Sientz on Main Street Mrs Frederick Smith and daughter Suzanne returned from Washington DC with Mrs Lydia Warner of Erie Pennsylvania who will spend the summer here Mr and Mrs FB G H Bap and son Elmer and Mr and Mrs J B Robinson and daughter Frances left for Baltimore to visit relatives Mrs L Willyoung visited Bluefield Thursday Mrs I M Norman and daughter Carol returned from Virginia Beach Parker Wilson and Carl Watson of Knoxville Tennessee visit Bill Foster on Park Avenue Edna Moses returned home on Park Avenue after visiting Aliss Mary Allen Harvey of Welch Parker Wilcoat Carl Watson Bill Foster and Sam Foster Junior left for Charleston to spend the weekend with S G Foster Mrs Clarence Norris and daughter Edith Tipton arrived to visit Mrs Norris mother N P Perkins.
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Kaling
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Harry Fry
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Troanole
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Main Street
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Bluefield
I. M. Norman
Carol
Virginia Beach
C. J. Stanley
C. M. Umberger
Charleston
Buhl Foster
Park Avenue
Princeton Paragaphs Paroled and Civil Actions Update
Two paroled orders were entered in criminal court by Judge George L. Dillard probationing Roy Hartwell and L. P. Speltz. A Brew owner was fined for possession of home brew Emory Bailey received a fine and thirty days in jail. Suit filed by H. J. Hines against M. Himes and others seeks to convene creditors and sell property for relief. Layman’s Day observed at Hirst M. E. church with talks on spiritual power. Lodge elections to be held at Princeton Lodge No. 194 A and A M. Engineer Blumberg reports on post office site survey and plans for new building start after four months. Local farmers John and Fred Walker visiting Princeton. 4-H club picnic and field day to start with games and a picnic lunch followed by track events in Princeton Athens area.
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Roy Hartwell
L. P. Speltz
W. W. McNealy
J. Earl Bailey
Emory Bailey
B. King
Eace
Mercer and Park Street
W. Brown
Ralph Shrewsbur
Blumberg
Teavens
Princeton-Athens
Rand
Mere
Unclear event timing for fair activities
Fragment mentions both boys and girls and novelty races scheduled until 3 30 o clock, indicating a community fair or athletic event with mixed age categories and a late afternoon schedule. Details such as location or organizers are not provided.
Labor saving devices cause overproduction warning
Harrishire Pa June 18 Commissioner Herbert Stewart of the U S Bureau of Labor Statistics says the employer may overproduce due to labor saving machinery leading to poor markets. conference in eastern states debated workmen’s compensation employment offices and health provisions. A report on compulsory medical exams was struck from the health section. Memphis miner blind from explosion may regain sight via operation at Memphis Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Hospital after two years unable to work.
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Delaware
New Jersey
New York
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Rhode Island
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Accident at Northfork Injures Several After Dance Ride
Mrs John H Tint of Menowell street is treated at Stevens clinic for injuries from a coupe overturn near Mullaffey s Mvig Northfork. Mrs Hunt fractured knee and chest injuries. Eugenia Hunt cut artery in right arm. Clara Sharrett unhurt. Car went off road and rolled after Elkhorn dance. Other hospital and local visits noted.
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Menowell Street
Stevens Clinic
Mullaffey
Mvig
Northfork
Hunt
Eugenia Hunt
Clara Sharrett
Mike Hunt
Elkhorn
Marehall to Mr Wilbur Heard funeral Monday at Leeds Episcopal
Marehall will be given in marriage to Mr Wilbur Heard in a ceremony described as a welding of lives. The service is planned for Monday afternoon at the Leeds Episcopal church.
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Marehall
Wilbur Heard
Leeds Episcopal Church
Jury Trials End as Judge Dismisses Jurors
Circuit court in session since June cleared juries for the term and will adjourn July 3 to finish chancery matters. In WV cases against A C Hufford and related parties a settlement of 1900 dollars was reached. another suit against Hufford and American Surety was settled. two suits against the county court were settled with National Bank of Northfork as plaintiff.
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Jude Ben F. Howard
Circuit Court
Howard Auld
West Virginia
A. C. Hufford
Mr. Hufford
United States Mielity, and Guaranty Company
Hufford
American Surety Company
Northfork
Plaintitt
Sektle
Legal Notices and Civil Verdict Fragments
Partial OCR reads Mrs L J Brindley Welch representative Daily Telegraph Sunset News seeking $100 with J A Lay and N L Vernao as plaintiffs. Settlement $300. Verdict for defendant in Maud Washbur vs Equitable Life. Thomas vs West Virginia and Kentucky Insurance Company case continued.
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Tment
J. A. Lay
N. L. Vernao
Maud Washbur
Equitable Life Assurance Society
J. W. Thomas
West Virginia and Kentucky Insurance Company
Welch Parag raphs Honor Tisicor and Bridge Party Notes
Welch paragraphs honor Mrs S M Burgess and Myra with a bridge afternoon at Waoad Lawn Court. Mrs Ernest Otey wins high score and Mrs Goodman takes Rueat prize. salad served by a long list of hosts. French, Payne, Swopie and others attend.
Pete Onanty Dies at Anawalt Home
The death of Tots Shanty a prominent Italian born citizen at his Anawalt home Thursday afternoon caused sorrow. He was 62 born in Pratola Peligna Italy and immigrated to South America before coming to West Virginia. He started a bakery in Anawalt about 20 years ago and is survived by his widow nine children and five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not completed. A separate note mentions a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Richard C Moore with several couples in attendance and prizes awarded.
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Anawalt
Shanty
John Hopkins
Hosp Nital
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Pelinga
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Mate Is Favorite In American Derby
Chicago June 19 VP The American derby carrying 40000 added money will run at Washington Park tomorrow with fourteen starters and Mate A C Bostwick’s three year old installed a favorite with Sun Meadow second choice. The race at two miles and a quarter features five eastern three year olds with rivals from the West. The West hopes rest with Spanish Play winner of the Louisiana derby. Five western horses include three silks owned by women.
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Chicago
Waghington Park
A. C. Bostwick
Sun Meadow
Spanish Play
John Hay Whitney
Sanny Lussie
Mel. Willan Ziegler Jr
Railway and Auto Executives Hold New York Conference
In New York on June 19 members of the Association of Railway Executives and the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce met in a joint session to discuss transportation issues. The talks aimed at a clearer understanding of rail and auto needs, with no definite conclusions reached and more conferences planned. The gathering follows a prior joint meeting with oil industry representatives in May.
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New York
Association of Railway Executive
National Auto- Mobile Chamber of Committce
Widow of Grover Cleveland’s cousin dies at 104
Mrs. E. J. Cleveland aged 104 died at her niece’s home in Columbus Ohio and her body will be brought to Charleston for burial. Born in Charleston she was the widow of EB J Cleveland a first cousin to Grover Cleveland the 22nd president. She was active in missionary work after his death and founded the Old Ladies home in Charleston.
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W. Va
J. Cleveland
Vinnie Chanmbless
Columbus
Ohio
EB. J. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Old ‘Ladies’’ Home
Beckley Youth Drowns in Greenbrier River
In Beckley West Virginia on June 19 14 year old Willems of Beckley drowned while a group of Sunday school students trekked along the Greenbrier River near Talcott The youth was part of an overnight hike and a search for his body was started by Talcott authorities.
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W. Va
Willems
Greenbrier
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