Local charter measure clears house amid amendments
The Charleston charter bill passed the House after amendments were debated and approved. Delegate Brown and Hall opposed final passage while many changes favored by Delegate Mathews were adopted, reshaping city powers on paving, licenses, and municipal offices.
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Chiropractic Bill Advances in House on Suspension of Rules
The Kee bill to regulate and license chiropractic practice moved to second reading after a House suspension vote. Delegate Harry Weiss led the bill against Delegate Frank Hill who argued it should go to the Medicine and Sanitation Committee.
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Birth of a Nation Halted by Local Court Injunction
The film Birth of a Nation was withdrawn from a local theatre after a temporary injunction granted by Judge Arthur F.P. Hudson dissolved, with officials indicating an appeal to the state supreme court. Police enforced the halt under Mayor Wertz orders, halting showings Wednesday and Thursday.
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Senate Backs Chiropractors Amid Licensing Debate
The Senate approved a bill permitting chiropractors to practice and license under new rules, while opponents argued the measure could jeopardize public health. Senators Johnson Kidd and colleagues defended the measure noting potential merit but warned state statutes might not suffice. The debate stressed the health of the state and public interest as pivotal factors.
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Block Appeal On Sale Of U. S. Ships
An appeal to block the sale of California steamships operated for the Shipping Board by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company was defeated by the board in a 2 to 3 vote. The motion, pushed by chairman Flamer, sought to overturn the sale to Dollar Interests under a plan to require action in line with the leasing provisions.
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Non Union With Some Union Mines Resume Work in Northern Field
In Northern Field areas of West Virginia, non union mines resume operations amid the April strike by Van A Bittner. Reports indicate 109 miles of coal mined by non union mines with 14 working today and 45 yesterday, while some unions hold back.
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Grant
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
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State awards contracts for road work amid bid delays
A state procurement process awarded multiple road projects but many contracts remain pending bids from construction firms. Officials describe a divided commission outcome, with attention on project scopes, funding, and timelines as statewide road work progresses amid political and administrative frictions.
Gas Firm Fights PSC Rulings Over Rates
The piece reports a gas company challenging Public Service Commission rulings on increased rates. It notes a court action to restrain and widen public service enforcement, detailing a seniority order and references to property rights and contested charges.
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Cincinnati Cops To Enter Guilty Plea In Probe
Reported federal probe into city police corruption leads to expected guilty pleas. Court docket shows officers facing multiple counts as the case moves toward a plea on a Tuesday morning.
Earl of Ypres Condition Improves After Operation
A report states the Earl of Ypres is recovering after a recent surgery. The prince was assessed by medical staff and shows signs of improvement though no bulletin has been issued yet.
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Kirby Cleared in False Reports Trial
In a Cleveland case, Kirby, formerly a party figure, was found not guilty on charges tied to false reports. The trial involved multiple persons with a dense set of local names and procedural details, culminating in a not guilty verdict.
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Cleveland Banking Company
Jury hears party details after death in matricide case
The court heard testimony about a party following the death of a mother as Dorothy Timreonee Hawi recounted events the night after the shooting. Katherine Mesamnan testified about the girls present and the dance at jazz parties while the suspect described the confrontation and motive.
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Farm Stimulus Shown in Nation Report
Washington April 2. Officials note two agricultural relief efforts amid farming worries. The plan includes measures to support crops and livestock, with emphasis on feed supplies and tax adjustments to ease farm burdens during a period of market volatility.
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Chapman On Stand In Defense Denies Slaying Of Skelly
In Vernon Ohio on April 2 Chapman testifies denying involvement in the killing of Skelly. A Wes. Mag Wryt writer summaries defense as he cites church lectures and community ties while outlining alleged crime scenes and witness statements. The defense seeks to prove innocence with gun expert testimony challenging police bullets as the weapon used in the patrolling officer’s death.
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Shepherd bail again refused in murder case
The article details continued efforts by Shepherd and his counsel to gain bond while under indictment for a murder connected to McClintock's death. Judge Hopkins denied release again and plans to renew appeals are noted, with associates challenging service and jurisdiction as the case proceeds toward trial.
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Merger of Major Railroads Nears Final Approval
Cleveland April 3 The J M van Sweringen brothers plan to unify Nickel Plate Chessie One Hocking Valley Pere Marquette railroads pending stockholder ratification. A hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission is expected. merger expected to trigger new construction and major freight yard and terminal projects in Indiana West Virginia and Ohio.
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Dramatic End in Duell Suit Involving Lillian Gish
The Duell case against Lillian Gish nears a dramatic close as key witnesses reveal perjury and insanity questions. District officials weigh actions to curb perjury while Attorney Dietwack and Braknee prepare filings.
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Talks Straight to Members of Jury in Chapman Trial
The trial of Gerald Chapman, accused of murdering a New Britain patrolman last October, resumes with Chapman facing prosecutor Hugh N. Alcorn. He speaks directly to jurors, denying prior crimes while detailing past convictions and connections to associates, including George “Dutch” Anderson.
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Former Governor Atkinson Relapses After Pneumonia
Former Governor Cleverine Atkinson, a once prominent WV and national figure, lies critically ill from pneumonia following a stroke and indigestion. Attending physicians report limited hope for recovery as relatives and sons in Charleston and others gather, with a son from Washington summoned and another in Indiana unable to attend.
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