Murder Trial Progress in Matewan Shooting Case
In Matewan W Va on Feb 22 Charles Kaiser and Willam Bow man appeared in circuit court as testimony resumed in the shooting case. Several defendants reported illness prompting adjournment. Dr W Hill testified about events and a dentist witness revised earlier statements. Mrs Corsa Lombard testified seeing Fred Burgraf shoot at a man in Mrs Duty’s yard. Additional testimony linked J W Ferguson to later shooting on the porch.
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Willlamson
W. Va
Charles Kaiser
Willam Bowman
Matewan
Tudge
Stil
Corsa
Lombard
Fred Burgraf
Mary Duty
Jeter
Bridgeport Bar Association Dinner Tomorrow
The Bridgeport Bar Association holds its annual dinner tonight at the Algonquin Club. Expect a large turnout from Wai county legal circles. W. J. Gomley Sr. will be toastmaster, with Arthur Garkin of Yale Law School, Daniel Spark of Washington, W. H. Kelsey, and John Com scheduled to speak. Committee chair Robert G. DeForest leads the arrangements.
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Bridgeport Bar Association
Algonquain Club
Wai County
W. J. Gomley
Wil Arthur
Garkin
Yale Tanay School
Daniel D. Spark Ofshington
W. H. Kelsey
John Com
Hally
Robert G. de ¥Orest
Chinese famine relief committee accepts 5 million bushels corn
The All America famine relief committee in Peking accepts a tentative offer of 5,000,000 bushels of corn from American farmers. The committee says the grain must reach China by mid May to aid famine sufferers.
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Peking
Cby
Associated Press
All-American Committee For Famine Relief In
China
Stolen Bond Returned Because of Its Size
Jacksonville Florida February 22 A regretful note with a $25,000 Liberty bond was mailed back to Clement D. Cates Co. stock brokers after being stolen The thief said it was too large to handle safely and kept two smaller bonds.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Clement D. Cates Company
State Department Snow Removal to Cost About $40,000
The state highway department estimated snow clearance would cost about $40,000 as crews of nearly 100 men with motor trucks and plows worked through Hartford to Meriden and other trunk lines. Most routes opened. only Hartford area lines needed more time. Superintendent W. Leroy Ulrich noted the task centers on breaking drifts and leveling snow to passable depths, not extensive shovel work in cities.
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Varias
Olrieh
Mart~ford
New York
Hartford
Meriden
Roxde
Westerly
New London
Norwich
Willimantic
Hartford Willimantic
Department
Springflakt
Somers
Haringfield
Bloomfield Road
State
Albany Avenue
Avon Mountain
Livieh
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Edward D. Waters
Court Street
Barnum
Bridgeport Hyderauliy CO
Fairfield
BAR Association
Chinese Famine Relief Committee
State Department
L-Arcola
Perif
Cer
Mustrete
Amerigan
Ewaslaa
Agar Ae
Adieget
Bridgeport. Conn
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Itas
Congoleum
Katherine Newlin
Burt
Mary Roberts
Rinehart
Doris
Ethel Hueston
Time Spirit
J C Snaith
Sinclair Lewis
Douglas Grant
Frances Nimmo Greene
Yis
Marcel Waving
THE
Howland Dry Goods Company
APYTA
Oly Bouts
Togis Veowtred Ag
Furmstead
Goodyear Roofing Co
Ruar Speyindints
John Nyp
Noble
van Dyk
Sanbo Coffee
Main
Dol Si
Shoninger
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