Woman Freed Men Held In Rum Case At Federal Court
United States Commissioner Joseph Runner held two men to the November term of federal court and dismissed a woman after officers reported finding 50 pints of red liquor bound for the city from Detroit. The trio were arrested at a local hotel Tuesday night. a car, packing materials for five cases, and reports of disposal were cited. C D Stanley and Paul L F Morris were committed in default of $5,000 bonds each on charges of doing and possessing liquor. The woman's charges were dismissed. Federal Agent J Walter Bes Deputy Marshall J H Absalom and Robert Beasley made the arrests.
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United States
Joseph Runner
Detroit
Michigan
C.D. Stanley
Paull F. Morris
Gertruda Morris
J. ‘Walter Bes
Marshala J. H. Absalom
Robert Beasley
Elk Farm Women Plan All Day Meeting at Ruffner Hollow
Elk district farm women gather at Mrs M E Spider's home in Ruffner Hollow for an all day meeting to plan participation in the upcoming Four H fair. A large turnout is expected as they aim to outshine other counties districts and launch efforts for extended farm women activities including the cafeteria project at the Dunbar fairgrounds.
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M. E Spider
Ruffner Hollow
Elk
Felt Grounds
Dunbar
Capertons Move Into New Home
Mr and Mrs G H Caperton have moved from 1424 Rapahwa street to a new summer cottage in London Heights, overlooking the city and river. The property, once the Burress home, has been remodeled into a pleasant residence and they plan to stay through the summer and possibly winter.
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G. H. Caperton
Rapawha Street
South Hillis
Caperton
London Heights
Ale shipment seized in Pittsburgh railroad yards
Federal prohibition agents seized a straight car carrying 800 cases of Canadian ale in Pittsburgh rail yards. The shipment, consigned to the Lewis Electric Company in this city as electro plates, was found in transit. Officers described no local company involved.
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Pittsburgh
Lewis Electric Company
Prohibition enforcer rails at hypocrites and leading citizens
Washington, July 3. General L. Co. Andrews, chosen by President Coolidge as field marshal of prohibition enforcement, arrives to coordinate agencies and push a nationwide effort to shame public opinion. He cites “hypocrites” who preach temperance while stocking private cellars, and warns that violators fuel crime and threaten government authority.
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Robert 3
Thornburg
Washington
L. Co. Andrews
Andrewa
Andrews
Heald
Ona Booker
Jerusalem
Alen
Thos
City to Install Three New Traffic Signals
Three new traffic signal lights, similar to the Capitol Virginia corner device, will be installed in the city once they arrive from the factory. Traffic Lieutenant Jack Way said the plan for directing traffic has been demonstrated and will expand as funds permit. One light proved defective and will be discarded. lights from Huntington style will be used at Virginia and Halostrasta and at Virginia and Summers. The system will extend across several blocks, aiding traffic flow from Court to Broad streets.
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Virginia and
Capitol Streets
Capitol and
Virginia Streets
Trafic
Jack Way
Way
Huntington
Virginia End
Halostrasta
Summers Street
Thomas C Burns Lightning Victim in North Carolina
Word arrived of the death of Thomas C Burns 22, brother of Mrs R J Walker and Mr C J Hayes, of this city. He was struck by lightning while walking with a companion from Fort Bragg Faustieville in Albina on leave. The body would arrive tonight. He is survived by his sisters here and two brothers W S and B R Burns of Detroit Michigan.
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Thomas C Burns
R. J. Walker
C. J. Hayes
Albino
N.C
Burns
Fort Bragg
Faustieville
Albina
W. 5
B. R. Burns
Datroit
Mich
Carroll Debut Shows He Has Much To Learn
Reporter Dy Davis J Walsh notes Carroll’s major league debut suggests his college record may overstate his readiness. A single outing isn’t proof, and many greats were once criticized in early careers. Carroll admits the jump from Holy Cross to the majors demands learning and adjustment. The piece compares college hitting, pitching styles, and the tougher major league environment as key factors shaping his future.
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Newacca
Cerrol
Eddie Plank
Gattygburg
Chief Bender
Carliale
Lundgren
Illnois
Michigan
Clarkson
Harvard
Jack Coomba
Colby
Carroll
Callegas
Aeven
Carrol
Red Sox
Ty Cabb
Apita
Lighthouse Keeper in Service 53 Years
Charles Kimball, keeper of the Marquette Lighthouse in Michigan, retires after nearly 53 years of continuous active duty. He began service in September 1972 and ends his tenure at age 72, marking one of the longest government employee records.
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Washington
Charles Kimball
Marquette
Michigan
Kimball
Swedish Explorers Escape Freak Arctic Storm
Swedish explorers blazed through Saynchatka wastes but were hemmed by a freak Arctic storm. After 15 days of wandering the party found a distant town with no dogs maps or food. Dispatches from Petropavlovsk say they staggered into the village for survival.
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Moscow
Saynchatka
Petropavlovek
Obituary for George Herbert Goodrich of Anoka Minnesota
Obituary notes George Herbert Goodrich of Anoka Minnesota father of Edgar J Goodrich of Price Smith and Spilman and Edith Goodrich Howard wife of David C Howard of the same firm who lived in Charleston prior to her 1918 death. He was buried in Anoka on Tuesday. He was 63, born July 9 1861 in Platteville Wisconsin. He moved to Anoka in 1802, engaged in the drug business, became president of Goodrich Drug Company. Survived by wife Mary Funk and four children Wagar J Goodrich Herbert B Goodrich Helen Goodrich and Alice Goodrich. Also mentions Hirovka Midkiff Brooks Midkiff eight died from anemia. funeral arrangements not yet completed, rites likely Friday.
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George Herbert Goodrich
Geoftgs
Herbert Goodrich
Anoka
Minn
Edgar J. Goodrich
Price, Smith and Spilman
Mra
Edith Goodrich Howard
David C. Howard
Charleston
Goodrich
Minnesota
Mr. Goodrich
Plattville
Wis
Mary Funk
Wisconsin
Marietta
Minneapolid
Minneapoli
Goodrich Drug Company
Wagar J. Goodrich
Herbert 3. Goodrich
Michigan Law School
Ann Arbor
Mich
Helen, Goodrich
Smith College
Northamption
Mass
Alics Goodrich
Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Road, College and Buyers Discussed at Chamber Meeting
Charleston chamber of commerce weekly board notes show plans for a buyers week to showcase merchants from the industrial district. Discussion covered the Market road controversy, Morris Harvey college prospects, and a two week delay to secure a college merger. Okey Johnson to lead buyers week arrangements amid enthusiastic funding prospects.
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General Education
Morris Harvey College
Charleston Chamber of Commerce
Oleg Johnson
Charleston-Logan Road
J. B. Madison
R. C. Newcomb
General Educational
Morris Harvey
Charleston
Okey Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Grain Marketing Co. dissolution sparks shakeup in farm sector
Chicago July 8 dissolution of the Grain Marketing company a 26 000 000 concern and the largest cooperative venture ever formed appears certain with plans to recover assets and reorganize. Armour Grain Co will operate under its own name on the Chicago board of trade and take over contracts for about 3 000 000 bushels. Bankers flag potential sale of merged properties back to old firms, while Grain Marketing officials deny such plans and aim to meet 4 000 000 in obligations by July 28. Indiana Farm Bureau calls dissolution a victory for true cooperative marketing, warning the project misused funds and harmed farmers. Subcommittee named to negotiate renewal of August contract for ant hracite operators conference. Sarmiento defeats Rosenberg by points in Cleveland boxing match.
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Larmer
Dean
Onativyia
Coni
Armour Grain Company
Une
Rosenbaum Brothers
Chicago Board of Trade Srain
Aymour Company
George E. Marcy
Aresmour Gral Company
Auch
Apnamred
New York
Col- Intern
Rosenbaum Grain
Onativia and Company
Stahl
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana Farm Bureau
Williams Stahl
Indiana
Atlantic City
Anthracite Operators Conference
Ble
W. W. Inglis
Glen Aiden Coal Company
Scranton
Frank H. Hemelright
Hmelright
Priscilla Dean Leaves Husband in Friendly Separation
Priscilla Dean of Los Angeles Times reports a friendly separation with actor Wheeler Oekinen. No divorce action is contemplated. Oakman appears in a New York play while Miss Dean proceeds with a series of motion pictures here.
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Angeles
Priscilla Dean
The
Los Angeles Times
Wheeler Oekinen
Oakman
New York
Miss Dean Es
Statesmen Quit Roman Cabinet
Rome July 8 The resignations of Alberto de Stefani and Cesare Nava from the cabinets of finance and national economy were presented to Premier Mussolini. The move caused little public stir with papers predicting Volpi to succeed De Stefani and Briluzzo to take Nava’s portfolio. De Stefani faced criticism from Fascists and opponents for his financial measures.
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Cesare Nava
Mussolini
Associated Press
Rome
Alberto de Stefani
Ant Volpi
Tripo
Belier
DOFE RAID STAGED FAIRMONT
A dope raid staged in Fairmont led to six arrests after four weeks of persistent work by special investigators and local police. All six prisoners were described as African American.
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Fairmont
Rockefeller Birthday Cake Concert at Mansion
The aged financier Mr Rockefeller cut and distributed the birthday cake to grandchildren after dinner as a band played. Rain forced a concert to be held indoors with Rev Furman playing the organ. Rockefeller retired early but later visited favorite stores with family and friends as a Virginia judge dealt with a local case.
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Fae
Rockefeller
Bis
John 3. Furman
Irving School
Tella Storr
Virginia
Weatherstrip Jo Weatherstrip Weatherstrip Name Origins
A humorous courtroom exchange recounts a man answering a judge about his child with "Yes, judges" and "His name is Weatherstrip." He explains the boy was born before the war and kept him from the rages, prompting questions about the name’s origin and playful banter.
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Tze
Weatherstrip
Jo ‘Weatherstrip
Sambot
McClintic Visit Signals Candidacy Stance on Circuit Bench
McClintic position and reception noted as officials discuss appointment. The visit today by McClintie or related figures prompts no formal statement, but signals a cautious mood regarding the circuit bench appointment.
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McClintie
Dadmie McClintie
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