Auto Slayer Gets Six Months In Jail
Albert Saint Clair of Clair was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter by an intermediate court jury and sentenced to six months in jail. He was charged with running down and killing nine year old Harless Coffigan on the Sissonville road last May. Blaire said the driver testified he traveled about 20 miles per hour when he passed the boy’s father and did not see the youth until morning. The defense argued the boy darted from between a garage door and shield. The trial opened Wednesday morning and concluded with brief arguments from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert" Bt. Clair
Juder Henry G. Blagée
St. Clair
Harless Coffigan
Mitten Coffmien
Sissonville Road
Salisbury
Klate
FE. Okdumea
J. Pritinrew
Alt Andaboust
Bllair
Cossair
Balance report from the Game Commission July 1990
The July 1990 cash balance on hand in the state treasury and fish commission was 1.20. Expenditures for July were 12,829.39. The commission received 13,916 from resident licenses and 1,230 from non resident licenses. Reimbursement from the federal government is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iy Treasury
Same and Fish Commission
L. G. Smith
Commission
Gov
Society notes recount house parties and visits across towns
The column lists society events including Mr. and Mrs. Miller Valluter returning from Adirondacks and children staying with Mr. and Mrs. Davis in Locust Valley. It notes Miss Clara Wartenture planning a New York buying trip, Illness of Mrs. Poland in Charleston General Hospital, and multiple visits among Huntington and Green Sulphur residents. Several couples plan trips south and to Hanover, with hospitals, a clinic, and summer stops mentioned alongside local social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Valluter
Srossoup
Drice
Adirondarks
A. Fisher
John W. Davis
Locust Valley
Long Island
Jersey Pair Linked to Warrant Conspiracy Case
Sheriff reports warrants issued for a New Jersey pair tied to alleged Ku Klux Klan activity. Names Roberts and Hogeay linked to a Milford, Pennsylvania matter involving clanish funds and a Newark warrant. Officials confirm no further details available pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Maisret Loberts
Hogeay
Carl Aieeter
Ashlind Metho
Winister
Ileuwla
Ine Ka Klux Klan
New Jersey
Texas
Milford
Boost for Charleston shown in new trade booklet
The Trade Board released a vivid booklet titled facts Pugures to Photos detailing Charleston and its industrial suburbs. It showcases districts like Diekingen Wahin Crees Anawa City South Charleston Dunbar and St Albans through pictures and writing. The guide notes local industries Libbey Owens glass and Pore OiL refinery coverage with historical depictions and a two weekly plane service replacing prior hydrophones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Coins
Eres
Charleston
T. 8
Neal
Attyington St
Prominent figures registered at hotel for fifteenth district event
A long list of names and affiliations is recorded as HP Henshaw of Bunker Will PR Nixon of Paw Paw and other officials and attendees register at Mumuwha hotel and Ruiner borily. The tally includes Metinnis Boe state commander of the American Legion and many individuals from Huntington Charleston Cincinnati Wheeling New York and Pittsburgh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HP. Henshaw
Bunker Will
PR. Nixon
Paw Paw
Mumuwha
Woh
Metinnis
Ameri Legion
Luffner
Ruth T
William Jacober
Uineimunti
J. W. Johnson
Sutton
T. Allen
Roanoke
Rye
Oneinnatl
Ohio
Linde
Wheeling
Allen
D AL Akinson
Charleston
Mrsnyder
Wy EB
Aeris
Qhivy Ia RK
Wile eHiy Rob
Pugh
Sturn
Huntington
M. Berman
Wydk Ha
Sophie Grown
Boston
Mass
Darrow
Cincinnat
B. Besserson
Wriges
Wifh
H. MacGinnison
Berkley
We J
Huntington and Columbus Names in Local Notice
A fragmented local notice lists numerous names linked to Huntington Columbus and surrounding areas. Individuals include Mr and Mrs Arthur Noman Mr and Mrs C W denks and others in diverse locales such as Granisqite New York and Kenova with various surnames and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Lida Susmers
Huntington
T. Thomas
O. B. Reed
Clyde L. Ferguson
Kenova
Coal loadings announced for week of July 20 25
Announcement by President W J Harahan reports coal shipments by the Chesapeake and Ohio system for July 20–25. New Silver and Coal River fields lead with thousands of tons, total coal loaded 22 328 8 cars at an average 3721 cars daily. Coke and Kentucky field adds 237 8 cars of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felde
Cheseneake and Onin Railway
W. J. Harahan
Coal River
Lagan
Kentucky
Lone Fork
Mulers Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert St. Clair
Andine
Game Commission
Smith
Clara
Point Pleasant
Coyle & Richardcom
H. Bf. Poland
Charleston General Hospital
Sylvia Zeller
George Doffentorger
Lee Street
Lucinle Shain
Fairmont
Miss Zeller
Zuler
Miss Wirwinid Hubbard
Vishtims
Mra. Wo. Karnes
Ington
Mildred Boland
John Swats
Hinton
W. H. Gwginn
Clarence Amick
H. Ho Bayr
Fineton
Mra. Howeth
Courait
Mary Einaberh
Joan
Jot Cottrell
Elizabeth Messer
Frida
South
Mra. Ganthle Dick
South Side
Thochester
Minn
M.B. Stine Ana
Suzanne
South Hills
Hanover
HW. ON
Beach Haven
Athietic City
Margaret Lynn Lewis
Old Sweet Springs
Karl Kellerman
Washington
Wiliam 2
Wratland
Greancup Drive
South Hila
Hanie
Jersey
Kleagle
Girl
el Paso
Tex
Haston
Miston
Ren Zingler
Winake
Warranta
Trade Board
Commerce Body
Tate Crauquilla
Harvey
New York
C. GC
Daugherty Neinman
Cinat
C. &. Kopper
Cowles
Kurhberg
Philadelphia
Edward Hermione
Earl C. Broontt
Portsmouth
Fred Varney
Irs
Santett Huntington
H. Tienshaw
Barker
N.Y
Charled Abbott
Buffilo
Moss Harry Magon
Philippi
Pittsboro
Churchil
New
Uvehela
J. Manningtin
W.oh
Lindiquiat
Cinnati
Marnecape
No Matsum
Louisa
Bir
M. Dike
Kosten
Teree Ondsin
Hoanole
Way
FL Story
Harahan
C. & O. Lines
New Victor Records
Galperin Music Shop
Capetol ST
Beauty
Clayton
Miss Pugh
Gillette Azar
Victor Talking Machine Company
Aie
Ytabo
Viex
Te.rceamvr
Uee
Victrola Mo
Galperin
Capitol Street
Bouseruls
Victor
Ctrola
Victrola
Elrertic Victrola
Sato
Seloges
Vm Geet
Elecaic
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