Population Increases at Penitentiary and State Institutions
The monthly census shows 2,168 inmates at Moundaville Penitentiary, up 23 from last December, with totals across state hospitals and correctional facilities at 7,187, up 840. Educational enrollments reach 7,047, and various schools report mixed changes, highlighting shifts across West Virginia institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atrte
Moundaville
State Board of Control
Wchools For the Deaf and Blind
Weston Hospital
Spencer Hospital
Huntington Hospital
Hospital For Colored Insane
Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Welch Hospital
McKendree Hospital
Fairmont Hospital
Industrial School
Industrial Home
Children's Home
West Virginia
University
Potomac State School
State Supreme Court Grants Appeals In Two Cases
Judge Homer Woods of the state supreme court in vacation granted two appeals. One by Boone County Coal Corp against Opperman Coal Co over covenants in a coal lease and mining methods. The other by Hird Stone against Safe Insurance Co over a fire loss and incendiary origins claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Woods
State Supreme Court
Circuit Court of
Boone County
Boone County Coal Corporation
Opperman Coal Company
Hird Stone
Safe Insurance Company
Mason County
Funeral Arranged For Train Victim Nicholas Johnson 16
Funeral services are set for Nicholas Roy Johnson 16 of Nitro who died instantly when a New York Central passenger train demolished a truck he drove at the eighteenth street crossing. The service will be at 2 30 PM today at the Church of God on Florida street with interment in Spring Hill cemetery. He is the son of Mr and Mrs E E Johnson of Nitro and survived by several brothers and sisters. Mr Johnson worked as a collector for a life insurance company and recently moved to Nitro from a farm near Tyler Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Roy
Johnson
Nitro
New York Central
Eighteenth Street
Priday
Church of God
Florida Street
Spring Hill Cemetery
E. E. Johnson
Nitro. Also, He Is Survived By Several Brothers and Sisters. Mr. Johnson
Tifa
Nitra
Tyler Mountain
Capitol Quiet for Holidays as State Adds Reduced Staffing
State government departments and boards will operate with greatly reduced forces during the Christmas holidays. Officials and employees will be away from the capital for multiple days, causing scheduling hardships as trips across the state require at least three days. Only routing matters will be handled next week, though state business can still proceed with fewer staff.
Local Firms File Dissolution Papers
Articles of voluntary dissolution were filed yesterday in the office of George W. Sharp secretary of state by the Fr G Simms Fuel Company and the Burlington Land Company both of Charleston. The Bluefield Sanitarium was authorized to increase its capital stock from 850000 to 76000. Commission as notary public was issued by the secretary to A D Bowle of Wheeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sharp
FR. G. Simms Fuel Company
Burlington Land Company
Charleston
Bluefield Sanitarium
A. D. Bowle
Wheeling
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Report of
New River State School
Marshall College
Pairmont State Normal
Weet Liberty State Normal
Glenville State Normal
Shepherd College State Normal
Concord State Normal
West Virginia State College
Bluefield Colored Institute
John
Sica
Sica Laboratories
W. Va
Capitol
S-I
O. J. Morrison
Morrison's
de Santa
Cogswell
Spinet
Lup
Bae
Liberal
Hollywood
Dresser
Majestic
Atwater
Kent
Fada
Zero
Liberal Credit
Lue
Bpiece
Headquarters For Children’s
Rockers
Tvmaina SC
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