Bailes Gets Formal Sentence In Pullen Murder Case
T Homer Bailes aged 40 was formally sentenced by Judge Henry K Black to a state penitentiary term after a jury convicted him Friday of murdering Charleston lawyer William Pullen on February 18. Defense counsel A A Lilly appealed to the state supreme court while the case referenced self defense claims and prior threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Homer Bailes
Henry K. Black
State
Hfs
William &. Pullen
Charleston
Black
A. A Lilly
Getenss
Bailes
Blackf
Ethylene Bailes Withrow
Pullen
Fullen
Virginia Street
Capitol Street
T ‘A. A. Lilly Gald
State Supreme Court
Thirtieth anniversary of powered flight at Kitty Hawk
Local aviation writer Wilma Dodson reviews the 1903 flight at Kitty Hawk and traces aviation’s growth through three periods from the Wright brothers to modern airliners. Dr. L. E. Ballengee notes milestones, pilots, and early pioneers including Beachey, Smith, Ruth Law, and Katherine Bunton, while highlighting Lindbergh and the rise of commercial air travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Dodson
Roday
Kitty Hawk
N. J
Orville Wright
Wilbur
L. E. Ballengee
Charleston
Ballengee
Wright
Supreme Zaith
Ballangee
Glenn Curtiss
Lincoln Beachey
Beachey
Beach¢y
Jm Fy
Barney Oldfieig
Detroit
Oldfieia
Beachy
Kilien
San Francisco
Art Smith
Ballanges
Ruth Law
Katherine Bunton
Soctor
Charleston and Pittsburgh Air Line Plans Yet Uncertain
Officials from Pennsylvania and U S commerce discuss a proposed Charleston to Pittsburgh air line with daily trans oceanic mail and passenger flights. The March 1 1934 opening is set pending extension work at Wertz field and runway improvements. Passengers listed include Le Sroith Wilmette IL and others traveling to Philadelphia Newark Chicago Cincinnati and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Coulter
O. D. Murphy
U. S. department @f commerce
Lncate
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Clifford Bell
Pennsylvania Air- One
Clark Kee
The
American Airways
Wertz Field
Ship of the future and Miami air race plans
Curtiss Lee Rhodes envisions a half Akron-sized airship with giant storage batteries and a simplified cockpit for freight passengers and mail. The article also notes amateur flyers entering an Orlando to Miami invitation cruise and race, with prizes of 2506 dollars and a trophy, under Col. Clarence Young’s aviation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss Lee Rhodes
Ripley
Gazette Aviation Department
Rhodes
Akron
Earth
Miami
Clarence M. Young
Areonautits
Florida
Henry L. Doherty
Clave
Orlando
Isancary
Oly Group No. 2
Departmental action notes potential approved type certification
A fragmented item indicates a holding approved type certifies or may be entered as sued by the department of cam. The brief text suggests an official certification action linked to regulatory oversight, with unclear specifics and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Cam
Two Released Under Bond in Still Case
Slomme and Lester Gandee of Lock Six road charged with operation of an eight still were released from county jail under $1000 bond each at a hearing before Peane Ww. D. Reedy. A continuance was granted to December 27. Deputies arrested them Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slomme
Lester Gandee
Lock Six Road
Peane
D. Reedy
Moonshine Still Found in Operation by Defendants
Lock Six road deputies reported an 80 gallon capacity moonshine still in operation by the defendants. A large quantity of Moonshine whisky and mash was confiscated by officers as evidence in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Six
Japanese Student Held After Shooting at USD
Yukichi Yoshida a University of South Dakota student identified himself as a prince and was held in police custody after a classroom shooting that wounded Vernon McCann of Tyndall South Dakota. Yoshida blamed emotionalism and Oriental versus Occidental customs for the incident and faced no charge at the time. A 22 caliber pistol was involved and another shot went wild. Additionally at Grand Forks North Dakota Fraternity houses voted to ban beer, with all 13 fraternities supporting the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
Yukichi Yoshida
Japan
University of South Dakota
Wiliam
R. Russell
Vernon McCan
Tyndall
Vic
Blackball Beer
Grand Forks
N. D
University of North Dakota
Carbide and Carbon Seeks Permit for River Bank Work
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals applies for permission to erect river bank protection along the Kanawha river near its Diamond plant. The project includes piling and dredged-material deposition with tops well below the Marmet dam poolline. Objections may be filed at the Huntington office until noon December 21. A separate item notes plans for a Boulder dam area wild life refuge of about 620000 acres under the U S Biological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation
Kanawha River
Diamond
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Auntington
Marmet Dam
Huntington
E —Buy Now
Washington
Boulder Dam
Colorado River
United States Biological Survey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russell Long
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
New Orleans
Associated Press
Express
C. Hobson
Woodrum
Patsy Sisters
Baby Evelyn
Patsy
Evelyn
Aura
SEARS
Summers St
Charleston, W. Va
Miller
Virginia St
Carbide and Carbon
Skippy
Wandrums
Toyland
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!