Court Orders Certificate In Election Case
In a state supreme court ruling a sticker candidate who received more votes than the regularly nominated rival won a certificate of election after a recount. The court upheld Rollyson's claim of unique identity, while Keller’s recount majority of 121 votes was rejected in favor of Rollyson by the high court.
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Tle
State Supreme Court
Mandemua
Summers County Court
France
Rodyson
Board of Education
Finton Independent Coottstreet
BR. R. Keller
Giscare
Rellyson
Keller
Supreme Court
Rollyson
Streo Be
Logan County
Bedie Hatfield
Hatfield
Linonln Recree
Lincoln County
Huntington Development and Gia Company
Minnie Adkins
Traudwlentiy
Mao Mer Cormick Edwards
Fred Edwards
Edwards
Gubell
Love and Dishes Sting Wood Begin in Romance
Bonnie Harrell, torn between her fiancé Bill Denritt, a struggling draftsman, and Gregory Long, her employer’s junior partner, dreams of wealth and luxury but fears wrecking Bill’s life. She weighs love, duty, and faith as Gregory courts her with opulent promises while Bonnie confronts her past and church ties.
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Bore Harrell
Gregory Lang
Bill Dearitt
Thas
Bonnie
Gregory
Per
Bil
Bonnia
Eiyree Haying
Gregory Long
Bill Denritt
Araftsman
Gaynte
Ben
Bill
Greg
Hontiie
Bernie
Tomar
Tay
Bomne
Vaarne
Formid
Jong
Billa
Avitar
Crace
Amall Town School
Terehor
Alvar
Renitad Cote
Grae
Grace
Iis
Asrvica
Tres
Sweets packet offer for candy making bulletin set
A Charleston Gazette reader advertises a seven bulletin packet detailing how to make sweets and gifts, including cakes, candied fruits, pies, and fudges. Readers can obtain the packet by sending twenty cents plus U.S. postage stamps to Dept. Q-4, Washington Bureau, The Charleston Gazette, 202 New York Avenue, Washington, D. C. The notice urges practical, inexpensive holiday gifts and notes the packet price and postage requirements.
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Washington Bureau
Dept
Q-4
Washington
Bareau
Charleston Gazeree
New York Avenue
D. C
To Be Continued Mystery of a Proposition
A woman in Paris fashions contemplates grand dressmakers and costly tastes as Gregory and Gregery weigh approval. She mulls marriage pressure, dreams of status, and blurts that Gregory forgot to propose, signaling an unfinished romance arc.
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Ainthes
Paris
Gregery Wiwaya
Rim
Gregery
Élas
Gregory
Injunction Sought Over Hinton School Fight Staffing
Lynn Gardner and Obera petitioned the state supreme court seeking an injunction against Hinton superintendent F. W. Tayint and others to stop them from securing and using school property. They allege unlawful school openings and teacher hiring without authority following a court denial in Bummers county circuit court.
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Yeatrain F. W. Tayint
Hinton
Securig
State Supreme Court
Lynn Gardner
Obera
Bummers County
Hamure
Faylor
Police Replace Bent Rails Before Headquarters
Police replaced seven foot pipes in front of the headquarters after cars bent the old rails. Crews installed new pipes to hold signs noting the tragic event and to restore the curb line damaged by parking.
Mysterious Oil Claim Promises Superior Protection
A bold claim extols an oil described as able to endure 100 miles per hour and all speeds from 10 to 80. The pitch promises extra richness and protection against wear, claiming better performance and stamina for every ail.
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Gulf
ABC
Bettys Inc Incorporation Papers Filed in State Office
Bettys Inc a clothing store was incorporated yesterday by certificate issued by the secretary of state with capitalization of 85000. Incorporators listed include Blanche E Tester man Bymuel and Joseph Silverstein all of Charleston. Additional charters shown include Rite theater Hinton capital stock 5000 incorporators R C Haynes R M Bowling J G Bowling of Hinton and Leader store Joe War with stock 610002 incorporators Horn men Misrach Beatrice Misrach and Saeco Shore Barbaurs ville Pinson service company Barbaurs ville stock 10000 incorporators W L Pinson Earl Walker Barbauraville W H Daniel Huntington also noted was a statement about deep wells and electric dynamos in Kenly.
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Betty's Inc
Indies’ and Children’s
Blanche E. Testerman
Bymuel
Joseph Silverstein
Charleston
Rite Theater
Hinton
R. C. Haynes
R. M. Bowling
J. G. Bowling
Joe
Capital
Hornmen Misrach
Beatrice Misrach
Saeco Shore
Pinson Service Company
Barbaurs
Ville
Borature
W. L. Pinson
Earl Walker
Barbauraville
Nog
H. Daniel
Huntington
Continuance Allowed in Dynamite Truck Crash Case
Robert B. Halbert of Ohio Avenue was granted three continuances to January in the arraignment before Justice of Peace at Clay. He allegedly drove his automobile into a truck loaded with dynamite along the Bissonville road, the truck carrying three tons of explosives. State police held Halbert in custody to await hearing.
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Robert B. Halbert
Ohio Avenue
Justice of Feave
Clay
HM. H. Smith
Cleveland
Halberg Waz ‘Anid
Smith
Bissonville
Halbert
Ponce Clay
Writ Is Refused To Kanawha Prisoner
The state supreme court yesterday refused a writ of error to Lee Pack who is under a seven year sentence in the state penitentiary for malice wounding Hlewarth Ferguson at Burnwell Paint Creek three years ago. Pack was convicted in Kanawha intermediate court and shot Ferguson four times when it was alleged Ferguson addressed the Ro Be Inels.
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State Supreme Court
Lee Pack
Panitentisty
Hlewarth Ferguson
Burnwell
Paint Creek
Pack
Kangawha
Fergu
Ferguene
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