Six Convictions in Intermediate Term Court
The October term of the intermediate court led to six convictions and one guilty plea amid a backlog of 122 cases in the state Appeal list. Misdemeanor indictments totaling 96 must be disposed of by December 14 to keep the docket clear for upcoming state trials led by Auditor Debn C. Bond ta. Defendants found guilty yesterday include Hubert Gish for possession and A. O Sprathing for desertion, along with Hansford Beard.
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Curt Awing
New Plate
Debn C. Bond Ta
Hubert Gish
A. O Sprathing
Hansford Beard
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
A vintage advertisement promotes Creomulsion a creosote based remedy for persistent coughs colds bronchial ailments and throat troubles. It claims dual action soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth with general guarantees and money back if not relieved. It urges readers to consult their druggist.
Musterole ad promotes cold relief and healing
Musterole is advertised as a grandmothers remedy for colds with mustard oil and simple ingredients. The ad claims warming then cooling sensations, quick relief, and tests by nurses and doctors. It lists uses from sore throat to bronchitis and rheumatic pains, and suggests pneumonia prevention.
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Manos
Local Docket Report On Multiple Driving and Related Charges
The report lists several defendants: William Collins charged with driving an automobile while intoxicated. John Hughes charged with pistol carrying and driving while intoxicated and parking without lights. George Sparks charged with moonshining and possession. 11, Young pleaded guilty to a driving charge and was fined 816 and costs by Judge Henry K Black. Other charges noted include Theodore Patrick for disturbing church worship and resisting arrest. MW Young for possession. Pam Shannon for possession of moonshine mash. Betty Eagle for assault and battery on Mrs N C Cloud. A charge of deserting an illegitimate child against Forrest Stowers was dropped as satisfactorily adjusted before court.
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Wiliam Collins
John Hughes
George Sparks
Young
Henry K. Black
Thendore Patrick
MW. Young
Pam Shannon
Monnshina Mash
Betty Eagle
Mra. N.C
Hotel Names With Wide Traveler List Arrives in Kanawha
A long list shows many guests and arrivals from cities like Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Huntington and Parkersburg at the Kanawha Hotel. Names include W Barber G Hinchly J Levendorf J T Burke H Spillora D Speyer Walter Lynch G Scholl and others visiting from multiple states.
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Wheeling
Walter Lynch
Toledo
J. Damron
Wiliamson
B. ©. Carpenter
J. Hayle
W. HL Milla
Wooster
L. G Scholl
Parkersburg
J. L. Omy
Huntington
J. Vossmeyer
Cincinnati
M. G. Robingon
G. B. Hurd
Richmond
J.B. Lewis
Oak HI
J. S. Lewin, Jr
Oak HM
A. Staats
T. Sharples
Philadelphia
G- H. Fisher
J. W. Bracken
N.Y
B. Selholzer
A. Stein
Baltimore
D. Fox
B. FT. Neff
M.S. Cohen
J. Bayly
I. HL. Smith
G. P. Ranch
Weaver
Pittsburgh
E. McQuire
Meyers
Sharples
H. Lane
Hantington
L. B. Gray
Russ
N.Y. C
W. Frost
F. MacRae
Washington
H. M. Austin
A. R. Hagen
W. &. Castleburg
H. E. Clouse
FL Wheeler
Glen White
Melvin Hess
Mra
A. H. Drake
A. G. Quade
J. R
Ruttner Hotel
Claude Clark
C. Crossman
New York
R V. Frampton
Thos. C. Kelly
Roanoke
Wi I
McGinnis
Skeleton of Sys onby Race Horse Placed in Museum
The skeleton of the race horse Sys onby has been placed in the American Museum of Nation History. Multiple names and places appear in the article snippet, but the sole clearly readable fact is the horse skeleton’s placement in the museum. The rest are OCR fragments listing people and towns.
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Sysonby
American Museum of Nation History
Elkins Hearing Set After Fatal Truck Crash
William Elkins 13 of 212 Brown Street faces a preliminary hearing at 9 a.m. Thursday in police court on charges connected to the death of Mrs. L. Love who was struck by a motor truck driven by Elkins. He has been held without bond. attorney I. D. Pettigrew plans to seek a hearing arrangement when the prelim is called. Sea sickness claimed the lives of two elephants shipped from India to the United States.
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Willilam
Elking
Brown Street
Thursiday
Ofelock
O. By
Meen
Moritin Hikins
Pettigrew
India
United States
Huntington Woman Killed by Elevator
Mrs Ed ward H Diehl wife of a local businessman died after being crushed by an elevator in a Huntington department store where she worked An electrician and the operator were said to be adjusting the mechanism when she and other employees entered The cab stalled between floors and restarted leading to fatal injuries aimed at the next floor
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Dicht
Damages Sought in Federal Trial Over Gas Main Blast
Luther J. Yow sues Owens Trade Co for 25000 amid a federal case arising from a gas main rupture caused by a steam shovel. The October 19, 1925 accident killed two men and injured Yow, with fines previously imposed on two defendants for possession. Canada’s new department store chain plans Canadian and foreign foods. US timber stock stood at 1200 billion board feet.
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Luther J
Owens Trade Company
Boone
Kishwar
I Jndee McClintic
Dewey Shanklin
Charles Warren
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