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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1929

Page

2

Local Corps To Attend Reunion In Wheeling

Charleatonians travel to Wheeling for the thirty seventh annual GALR and ninth annual Daughters of Union Veterans conventions. Blundon Post No. 73 officers H P McCholn and R W Donen lead attendees from Charleaton. DoUts of Union Veterans and other corps send delegates. McGilpin and Alice Mart to join Daughters meeting. Camp 8 Billindon Woman's Relief will not meet due to the convention.

Charleatonians Wheeling GALR Woman's Relief Corps Daughters of Unplon Veterans Mc Clara Hotel Blundon Pos No. 73 H. P. McCholn R. W. Done F. Hann Flora Botkin W. M. Cochran Mise Clara, McGilpin Alice Mart Daughters of Union Veterans Billindon Woman's Rel

Disabled Veterans To Elect Officers

Officers of the local Disabled American Veterans group will be elected at 8 p m next Friday in the municipal courtroom. The meeting followed a Sunday address in the city council chamber by J F Kane national representative Dr G N Rucker chief medical officer and C M Jones state service officer explaining veteran benefits.

of the Municipal Sity J. F. Kane National Organization G. N. Rucker Charleston The Veterans Durewu C. M. Jones

Summer colony welcomes a stream of visitors at White Sulphur Springs

Francis B. Whitten and Mrs Whitten arrive from Washington and join other guests opening homes at Road's End and Ravensworth. New York residents Miss Ashton Wilson and Mrs Cotton arrive to open Fenton and Ravensworth. A long list of visitors from New York Detroit Buffalo and Milwaukee arrive or travel, including Mr and Mrs J C Tomlinson Jr and Mr and Mrs W W Shiffield who renew wedding trips.

Francis B. Whitten New York Washington Whitten Jamee HK. Gilman Miami Tooter Walter G. Mortland Europe Ashton Wilson Fenton Oakhurst Cotton Ravensworth Bernardsville N. J Yam Baur Rew Tete Hot Springs Arthur van Raalte Newe York HW. W. Ballentine Hewlett Greenbrier Harold Mr. Helm Mary Elizabeth Treek G. Gray O. ¥. Woodward G. Titt Forest Hille Howard Gardwear Brooklyn Herbert W. Camp New Britain Cana Alexander H. Snedden Philadelphia K. C. Egstham Chicago C. H. English Plainfield M. J Sidney L. Schware Rigahiang Park Mildred Abelty Buffalo Lindsay F. W. Beesmere Milwaukee Charles W. Clarkely Mise Ines Norton Misa Sally Whitmeyer A. M. le Porte Kates Mountain J. C. Tomlinson, Jr

Banking Law Is Subject Of Capitol Conference

State banking commissioner H A Abbott and assistants met at the capitol to discuss the new banking law which took effect Saturday. Attendees included W R Beal Charleston Clendenin Summers Keyser M Workman Clarksburg C F P Smith West Union C E Lawhead Pleasants F Nash Huntington and W R Tabler Parkersburg.

H. A. Abbott Broking Capitol W. R. Beal Charleston Summers Clendenin M. Workman Keyser L. D. Criffin Clarksburg C. FP. Smith West Union C. E. Lawhead Polne Pleasant Fobr Nash Huntington W. R. Tabler Parkersburg

Road to Fayetteville Remains Open to Traffic

The Beckwith Fayetteville road part of the Charleston Beckley highway stays open to traffic and may not close. State road commission offices reported yesterday plans to widen the yard one half at a time to keep it open during construction. Drivers were asked to proceed with caution on the stretch.

Beckwith-Fayetteville State Road Commission Ceutron

Marines Fined in Municipal Court after Street Brawl

Two Marines from the U S Naval Ordnance Plant in South Charleston were fined in municipal court for drunkenness disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after an altercation with Charleston police on Igiver Hanawha street. Witnesses described a brutal fight ending with one watch damaged and both Marines hospitalized with injuries. Local officers testified the pair blocked traffic before arrests.

Bruiand B. Robbitt United States Naval Ordnance Plant South Charleston Charleston Leslie Denert George E. Draden Dutige Bobbitt Claude Bobbitt Polles Igiver Hanawha Street Blas

Marines In City Brawl At Police Headquarters

A chaotic scene erupted as marines were arrested and fought with police from Kenawha Street to Police Headquarters. Detectives faced blows while civilians and officers intervened. one officer was knocked down and a driver sustained facial injuries during the fracas.

Sach Kenawha Beherf Braden Kautiwha Street Poller Headquarrs Devi Doys Layne Dreman Claude Baldwin Tal McKims

Wrong man seized in city prison assault case

Desk Sargeant Adam Bird reports A. A. Amick was struck with heavy belt buckles by assailants at the city jail. Amick’s brothers Janes and P.a protested, while a marine unit questioned the incident as court records noted a heavily bandaged head among suspects.

Ciry A. A. Amick Adam Bird Amick Janes P.a Bird

Commission Refuses Huntington Petition

The Public Service Commission dismissed the petition by Huntington Brick and Tile Company and B. Wyllie China Company seeking to force United Fuel Gas Company to supply natural gas. The two firms currently receive gas from Huntington Development and Gas Company at 26.

Huntington Brick and the Company B. Wyllie China Company of Huntington United Fuel Gas Company Public Service Commission Huntington Development and Gas Company

Gas rates contest and legal reversal cited in brief note

The text notes a price dispute with a gas company offering 19 cents per thousand cubic feet for the first 1900000 feet and United Fuel at 22 cents. It mentions a prior commission filing by Brick and Tile Co and a commission order then reversed by the state supreme court amid a coal shortage in Australia.

United Fuel Commission Brick and Tile Company State Supreme Court

Grandview hens dominate West Virginia egg contest

Hens from the Grandview egg farm of Solumbians Gale continue to lead the West Virginia egg laying contest. After week thirty on June 1, the 30 hens had produced 792 eggs. The week’s top pen belonged to P ER Grose of Chariston.

Grandview Solumbians Gale West Virginia P. ER. Grose Charisston

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