Rum Heard At Mitchell Trial
Fragmentary trial notes describe testimony about the Mitchell case. The report mentions court proceedings, witnesses, and Army and police reactions while detailing alleged actions and orders connected to the trial.
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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
13
Fragmentary trial notes describe testimony about the Mitchell case. The report mentions court proceedings, witnesses, and Army and police reactions while detailing alleged actions and orders connected to the trial.
Editorials urge Governor Gore to act on repealing the gross sales tax affecting Riverside plant and other factories. News notes that 2,000 plus workers face unemployment as the tax threatens state prosperity and mineral wealth.
New Rochelle reports confirm Alice Rhinelander appeared at home after a jury trial in White Plains. Attorneys cite pride in privacy, denying rumors of a reunion with the aristheratic Tkht lander family as a Grand Jury probes alleged juror tampering involving Tore F.C. Ventett of Yonkers.
City council debates a proposed Kanawha field gas pipeline to Beckley homes though Carter says he does not promote it. Alfred Trowell backs the mwo in preliminaries for Beckley Beckley school debate. Three injured in a Beaver car wreck near King's Daughters Hospital. Community notices include a Methodist church program at Mabacre schoolhouse, a Monday bridge game, and local visits by students. Tennis pro Snodgranm turns pro with a three year contract at Malamar club.
Obituary notices report Nancy McCall Mrs Nanes AlcCail died aged years in South Aston with surviving relatives Laura Mathews and extended family. Also noted is the death of Mrs O S Jordan of Washington wife of the late J Jordan with surviving nieces nephews and a relative in Washington DC. Funeral details are pending arrival of Mr Weight from Texas and the exact service locations are yet to be announced.
Dec. 18 Fir La parhi of California is recognized by the national boxing association as successor to the late Dandy Villa as champion. The decision grants Labarta a license to fight, with the boxing commission noting eligibility and next steps.
A Mountaineer football dinner gathered about 150 attendees including West Virginia University officials and football figures. President Joseph Baxter and others spoke. Ward Lanham announced selections and roles for upcoming events. notable players, including Captain Motetire and Amos, highlighted 1926 team plans in Washington.
Knute Rockne, Notre Dame football coach, plans a long rest after a strenuous season. He intends to spend winter in Kansas or Europe with Jess Harper while awaiting further developments after Columbia’s coaching offer. Rockne emphasized he will not rush public comment and will consider his future after travel.
Jenna Weber renowned musician and head of Weber's prize band arrived from Cincinnati to attend the funeral of Jo Crowley a notable local citizen who died Monday. Weber and Crowley were longtime friends.
Police seek information on a man recently arrested in Bra. He had fought in several Uraesim streets and spent time in a French hospital after a knife incident. Arrival in the US in 1923 followed a loss to Mike McTigue in Yinhlin. He married Lilian Warner in 1884 and later faced immigration trouble in New York, returning to France. He claimed French citizenship in November and knocked out Georges Car in 1926, lifting world class titles before a boxing controversy shook French circles.
Samuel A. Moore is placed on probation for five years under federal and West Virginia act provisions. He must pay a $1000 fine and costs within sixty days and obey all federal and state laws governing his business and conduct.
The probation orders require restitution to victims, adherence to anti bribery and liquor laws, and ongoing truthful reporting. Moore must not relocate residence within West Virginia's Southern District without court permission and must submit monthly written reports to the probation office for the probation period. He also must not gain unfair advantages in business and assist authorities in enforcing laws.
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