Testimony Heard in Ridenour Case and Other Docket Items
Testimony was heard in the case of Lamer Ernest Ridenour against the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company regarding $10,000 in damages for property loss from debris and diverted water in Armstrong Creek. A jury was discharged in another case, Mrs Brown of Deepwater seeking $10,000 for death claims after an automobile train collision. A separate Durbin man faced Harrizon district law charges with $2,000 bond and a December 24 date to enter a plea. another Kanawha County matter involved a plea of not guilty on drug-related charges.
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Deepwater
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Ohio Railway Iy
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Me Brown
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Durbin
Poca
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Kanawha
Omission Opens Gas Rate Hearing in Weld County
Weld County public service commission heard testimony yesterday on gas rates for the city. Attys for the gas company and city officials questioned by commissioners focused on labor costs and depreciation of the company’s gas lines. Assisting to J Brunton, city officials discussed valuation and depreciation items previously redefined by the company.
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Virginia
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Brunton
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Small
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Josaph Baum
Ware
Biun~ Gage
Holdupsurance Rites Reduced In State Report
Officials said the biennial report by Col RAL Osborn noted reductions in hold up insurance rites and related scams across the state. The document highlighted changes in rates and the absence of certain alleged provisions, while stressing ongoing vigilance against fraudulent activity and the need for updated procedures.
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Webbery
Virginia
Ral Osborn
Campaign Expense Report for State and Local Candidates
A report lists campaign expenses for several candidates including Garrett Hurricane Democrat with 483.90, J Gidall Viking Democrat 9144, James Pauli Jr Democrat, Stevey Mutter Fairmont Republican 65.34, and others. The filing shows funds given to Republican committees and losses across multiple districts, with amounts scattered and some names misspelled.
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Hurricane
J. Gidall Wo
Viking
Imnocrat
James Pauli, Jr
Stevey Mutter
Fairmont
BebUean
Grafton
Dlauit
Ina
Taylor Counties
Ronrn Sommitiows
Cath County
Counties Fail To Report Election Returns
Two counties Harrison and Lincoln did not report returns by the deadline. The secretary of state will issue protest certificates to the winning counties and publish lists showing which county clerks are delinquent.
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Harrison and Lincahs
Rich wife happiness in Dorothy Dix’s marriage musings
Dorothy Dix argues money does not guarantee happiness in marriage. Wealthy or poor, character, fidelity, and companionship shape satisfaction more. financial strain or abundance can both erode closeness. A husband’s attention, shared work, and home life matter most as she counsels couples to build a life together.
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Zore
Ani Thers
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Dull Housewives and Jelly-Filmed Ambitions In An Era Of Baby Devotion
A social critique laments mothers who abandon hobbies and social life for baby worship, calling it a cover for laziness and lack of pep. Dorothy Dix advises a young woman to avoid a drunk suitor and seek a more reliable partner, warning that such couples ruin communities.
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Dorothy Dix
Elevator Conductor Position Open at Washington
United States civil service commission accepts applications until December 23 for the elevator conductor post in Washington. Salary 81080 yearly with furlough and retirement deductions. Applicants must show at least three months paid experience as elevator operator or conductor in past three years. Full details from Harry Gill, Post Office Building, Charleston.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
Harry Gill
Chartestan
Speed Trap Charge At Marmet Denied
Marmet mayor Archie Ferrell denied charges that the town operated a speed trap along a main route. In a letter to Harold P. Tompkins, the state traffic official, Ferrell rebutted complaints about traffic police and justices of the peace, arguing the claim harms Marmet’s reputation.
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Archie Ferrell
Harold P. Tompkins
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Ferrell
Treat
Town considers speed limits and leniency for drivers
Mayor Arrall stated speed through the town is 25 miles an hour but motorists are treated with leniency. Few people have been arrested for driving over 40 mph while many have sped through Marmet at a 65 mph clip.
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Mormet
PepaosGir Ad Claims Quick Relief After Eating
A vintage style ad promises instant digestion relief after meals using a chewable product. It claims fast action within two minutes and offers a refund via an authorized distributor.
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