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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1933

Page

3

Warden Receives Life Sentence

Edward Warden of Beckley was given a life term in the state penitentiary by Judge H K Black after a jury found him guilty of murder in the June 27 Cedar Grove case. A stay of execution was granted until January to allow an appeal. The judge postponed other cases to the January term.

Edward Warden Beckley H. K. Black Warden Roy Carr Cedar Grove Black Harry Conrey Beulah O'Dell Russell Griffith Reece J. Phillips Carl H. Crawford Hia Hamilton Sam Yarid Charles Hicks Carl Chittum Raleigh Huppert Klominus Seault Robert Hippert William Bankston Lawrence Jones Charleston F. McClintic G. Kump State Supreme Court Corey Louie Corey Tring

Drainage and blasting disputed after river bank slide

The testimony described drainage work by the Dravo company to prevent seepage near the river bank and challenged claims of a swamp at the rear. Experts and Parker and Sturgeon blamed channeling machines and jackhammers for the slide while Parker noted rails and 18 feet rock foundation. no dynamite had been used near the bank in weeks. Defense examination was led by W Chapman Revercomb for Dravo.

Dravo Company Parker Sturgeon W. Chapman Revercomb

Federal agents to curb liquor flow into dry West Virginia

Holt to Write have concentrated their efforts on breaking up activities of big rum runners. George S. Neal, United States district attorney for southern West Virginia, said action after repeal will be governed by instructions from the department of justice. Federal officers are expected to continue efforts to stop liquor entering the state amid a pending bill to permit transportation and possession of liquor bought in other states.

George S. Neal United States West Virginia Department of Justice

Standard Auto Policy Outline Issued by State Auditor

West Virginia officials press insurance firms to adopt a standard automobile policy to curb unfair exclusions. Edgar B. Sims, state auditor and insurance commissioner, urges comments by January 10 and policy submissions by January 15, 1934, with hearings possible. The move aims to unify coverage terms and reduce variance across companies.

Edgar B. Sims Leoples West Virginia Rahi

Williamsburg Man Killed in Auto Crash

Special to The Gazettes Ronceverte December 4 Wheeler Mathaws 54 of Williamsburg died en route to a hospital from injuries in a car crash near Maxwelton. The automobile driven by John Collins of Williamsburg struck a guard rail and overturned. Collins and Archie Renick, a passenger, were treated for minor injuries by a Lewisburg physician. Mathaws survived by his widow and five children.

Gazettes Ronceverte Wheeler Mathaws Wilambourg Maxwelton John Collins Williamburg Polier Collin Archie Renick Lewisburg Matthews

Mechanic Shot in Leg at Virginia Shop

Orin Cantrell a 40 year old mechanic was wounded in the leg when a revolver dropped to the floor at Capital City Body Works on Virginia J Street He was repairing an automobile at the time Mountain State hospital staff said his condition was satisfactory The incident occurred yesterday in Mountain State

Orin Cantrell Virginia J Street Mountain State Hospital Cantrell Czechosovakia

Testimony on River Bank Stability During Dam Construction

Testimony reviewed bank conditions after a river bank slide that killed six, with engineer Fortney saying the bank must have been dangerous. Cross examination probed blue clay seams near the river park as two assistants to the dam's construction supervisors, Bland Parker and William Sturgeon, testified about measures taken during construction.

George S. Meal Fortney Bland N. Parker Weir Parker Wiliam G. Sturgeon

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