Man Burns Cleaning Car Motor On Spring Street
Markham, 48, of T14 Bering Street, suffered painful burns on his back and arms yesterday afternoon while using gasoline to clean his car motor. Flames ignited a large gasoline spill, a nearby Beroline bucket, and the garage. he was treated at St Francis hospital and expected to recover. Chief Richane warned motorists about risks of open gasoline containers and advised careful handling of flammable liquids.
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Markham
Bering Street
St. Francis Hospital
Pal
James L. Mobane
Paria
Richane
Hoover Starts On Dry Reorganization
The reform effort faces delay as the border patrols and enforcement drive merge with prohibition laws. A federal commission begins a year or more of work to outline reorganizational plans across bureaus possibly affecting the executive department. Open sessions sparked by Senator Hawes renewal could shape the commission's transparency.
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Ile
Congress
Jestive Department
Camaviasian
Wickerebem
Mitchell
Doran
Jeter
General Plceture
Wes Mate
Senate
Hawes
Wickesham
New Haven
Commission
Prepare Report On Reparations Continued From Page One
Officials strive to ready the initial copies of the reparations report for signature of experts. The United States delegation will depart for Nome Saturday morning as the plan is set to be transmitted to the Reparations Commission and to the governments concerned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wun
United States
Nome
Ehmunent
Warden Fired and New Fire Warden Hired
L. C. Smith of the state game and fish commission announced the firing of Floyd Smith of Spencer and the hiring of E. G. Hamilton of Petersburg as district fire warden. Hamilton will protect Pendleton Grant Hardy Mineral Hampshire Berkeley and Jefferson counties starting July 1.
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L. C. Smith
State Game and Fish Commission
Floyd Smith
Spencer
Tocel
Playa Smith
Roane
Jackson
Mason Counties
Forestry Department
The
Tame and Fish Commission
Pendleton
Grant, Hardy
Mineral
Hampshire
Atarwan
Berkeley
Jefferson
E.G. Hamilton
Petersburg
Commission
Mistrial Declared In Dry Slayers Hearing
ABINGDON June 6 Judge A C Buchanan declared a mistrial in the case of James Crowe Washington county deputy charged with murder after the jury failed to agree. The state contends Crowe with Deputies Worley and Mereynolds fired on an automobile May 6 wounding Kendrick a student at Emory and Henry College. The defense cites possible liquor transport justification. The case was continued to September term.
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Abingdon
A.C. Buchanan
James BE. Cyowe
Washington County
Rick
Ourr
Crowe
W. D. Worley
James Mereynolds
Ab- Togdon
Raul Phelps
Sterling Dutton
J. W. Kendrick
Twily
Kendrick
Emory
Henry Colitee
Commonwealth
Phelps
One Killed Six Hurt In Plane Crash Near Potania
Washington report details an all metal monoplane crash resulting in one death and six injuries. Ernest George Joseph Biron, 21, aviation machinist second class, attached to the Metal Pit Station, Anacostis Bank, perished. Six survivors were rescued by a patrol boat in rough water.
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Washington
Ellice
Ineed de Fox
Mavy
Ernest George Joseph Biron
Anacostis Pank
Willmot Found Guilty and Sentenced to Hang
The jury found Willmot guilty of murder in the first degree for the Frank Bowen case and sentenced him to death. Morrison faces similar fate as the other condemned man. Prosecutor Belcher urged justice over mercy while defense attorney Robertson contends for appeal and possible venue and psychopathic defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tefondens
Belcher
Wilmot
Morrison
Bowen
Attmney Belcher
O'Clork
Jemmy Willmet Gailty
H. B. Seater
Juhi Molex
L.r R. Young
FL Pfizer
Kaurwha
State Penitentiary
Blick
H9ron
Kanawha Intermediate Court
Frank Bowen
D. H. Stephenson
Willmot
E. E. Robertson
Duke Wiet Willmor
Lent Court
Supreme Court of West Virginia
Stile
Mouncdsvile
Robertson
John Moles
Ettleensterday
Imuktige Eem
Yghb
Wilmat
Hillis Town
and Janes Mason III
Nary
Mitard Morrison
Oo Reid
Willit
State House Visitors Dispute Estate of Shot Victim
Deputy Attorney General B Walker and Indiana Auditor Cooper met State Auditor Lawson to challenge the estate claim in Wyonine county. They were drawn by Charleston vessels as Cooper mourns a tree lover. Dr J G Pettit from Hopemont TB hospital is sent to Ohio due to his father’s serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed
B. Walker
Todlamamt
BB. Cooper Replity
Indiana
Edlgur C. Lawson
Indiena
Walker
Charleston
Cagper
Dry Goods Prices Amid Quiet Market Report
The Associated Press notes New York market activity for dry goods, including early summer bids for late deliveries and higher print costs. Silks, prints, linings, and fabrics were in demand as buyers anticipated fall needs while shipment volumes remained subdued and prices held steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
Turther
Japan
Violet Willmot Leaves Condemned Husband With Little Concern
Violet Willmot fled from her farmstead Willnot after a murder accusation involving her husband. A deputy reported the affair occurred yesterday near Charleston as a party dispersed and Willmot faced detainment. A crowd gathered and witnesses described tension and a restrictive escort as the incident unfolded at a local street scene.
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Violet Willmot
Will Reapportion House Membership
After a decennial census the secretary of commerce will redraw House seats based on population shifts. States gaining seats include California Florida Michigan New Jersey North Carolina Ohio Texas Oklahoma and Washington. Losing states include Alabama Indiana Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Mississippi Nebraska New York North Dakota Pennsylvania Tennessee Vermont and Virginia.
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Congress
Arizons
California
Connecticut
Florida
Michigan
New Jersey
North Carolina
Ohio
Texas
Oklahoma
Washington
Alabama
Indiana
Town
Kansas
Kentucky
Lousiana
Maine
Miassachusetts
Miss Fseippi
Missourri
Nebraska
New York
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Vermont
Virginia
Blue and Gray to Run Buses Between Glenville and Weston
The state road commission authorized the Blue and Gray Prinsin company to take over the Weston Glenville route and consolidate permits into one general permit No 1. The action merges permits 3% Weston Glenville, SR Spencer Glenville, 71 Charleston Huntington Virginia to Bluefield Parkersburg Point Pleasant, 214 Charleston to St Mo nd, and 242 Charleston Beckley into a single operating authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Road Commission
Yexmerday
Blue and Gray
Prinsin Company
Westox-Glenvilly Bus Company
Weston
Glenville
Blue and Gray Company
Charleston
Huntington
Virginia
Bluefield
Parkersburg
Point Pleasant
Beckley
Flight Over Atlantic Again Is Postponed
Old Orchard Maine June 6. Crews of the American pinne Green Finch and the French Yellow Bird wait for better weather to depart for Europe. The New York weather bureau advised navigator Lewis A. Yancey against sailing tomorrow due to wind conditions reported by the steamship Leviathan. The French plane crew, without Armono Lotti, could not state a definite Paris takeoff.
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Old Orchard
Europe
New York Weather Bureau
Lewis A. Yancey
Leviathan
Abov
Armono Lotti
Paris
Supervisor of Negro Schools Visits Storer College
W. W. Sanders, state supervisor of Negro schools, returned from the northern and eastern parts of the state. He addressed a Storer College event and discussed financial plans to stabilize the institution, West Virginia’s only eastern junior college for Black students.
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Storer
W. W. Sanders
Neoro
Thomas Tucker
Perry Fo
Storer College
West Virginia
Clarkeburg
Ford Borrows Two Cents To Buy Edison Stamp
Atlantic City New Jersey June 64 Henry Ford borrowed two cents to buy a stamp at a sale of the first Thomas A Edison commemorative stamp. Postmaster Alfred Perkins stood behind the counter as Ford searched through his pockets for the needed coin. J P Quinlin of New York executive secretary of the Golden State Hyht commit ew CF ie to his rescue, with Ford replying that the amount was tiny to get back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Alfred Perkins
J. PF. Quinlin
New York
Colden Sutel
Wiks
Sete Ford
Sugar Market Report From The Askerlatel Press
Sugar market news from New York shows raw sugar quiet with prices around 3.48 duty paid and futures steady on active positions. Retired prices largely unchanged as closing not fully rated. futures are steadier though duty advances not maintained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Askerlatel Prese
New York
Gan
Lad Marcy
Dairymen Form Cooperative Market Group
A meeting at the farm bureau offices organized a Kanawha Valley dairy producers association with 68 dairymen forming the charter, electing officers led by W. E. Brotherton as president and naming a secretary later. The group aims to combat low priced milk by coordinating marketing and enforcing standards against powdered and re pasteurized milk while coordinating with Dr. Fisher and city inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanawha Valley Dairy Producers Association
Farm Bureau
Courthome
Mir
W.E. Brotherton
C. M. Pligsati
Huston
L.A. Westah
BK 7
Buston
Vaughan
Oc. Fy
Meller
A. €. Willis
Pssoctt- Goo
Talard
Euitryanan
UsepSsaviaton
Stotherton
Draryman
Brotherton
Charleston
City Heart
Bern
Fisher
Pishey
Fixner
New
Samara
Cooppraryenies
Intel
Nab French Count In Bootleg Ring
Prohibition era roundup nets a French count and two accomplices at a Brookline residence and a private site on Tren tyeelrhth street. Robert Nelson arrested. agents seized champagne caches and quantities of expensive liquor. Nineteen others held on varied charges after raids and worksite reports.
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Trentyeelrhth Street
Brooklon
Mallee
Wis
Robert Nelson
Grits
Dooles
Watr- Howe
Tyam
Held to Grand Jury For Manslaughter
Wo OB Bohrig a mechanic was held to the grand jury after a hearing before the magistrate WA Tally on a manslaughter charge. The case concerns a wreck on Archiv Mitehen Road near Lins Creek on May 28 in which Archie Mitchell died almost instantly. Others injured included Robert Rush, Marmot, Harry Stewart and Elmer Mitchell. all were hospitalized. Weather and slippery roads were noted as factors. the state police investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohrig
Yinder
OM Bond
Archiv Mitehen
Lins Creek
Arenie Mitchell
Rohvie
Legal
Mb. Turley
Archie Mitchell
Obituary notices for Gillispie and Edens in local paper
Obituary notices report W. Gillispie of West Side garage and Sugar Creek farmer dying Wednesday after illness. Survived by wife Fannie and children Robert Catherine and others. Funeral and interment details referenced. Also notices Burd A. Edens and GW. Spriegel with funeral arrangements and survivors listed. services set at residence and cemetery near Kana.
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EB. Gillispie
West Side
Sugar Creek
Ineal
Iley
Fannie Ollapte
Dren
Robert
Citherine
Gillieple
O. A. Citelisple
Tareo Osivters
W. Lmiston
Milde Chrispie
Lalla Gilapte
Avrivestan
Buster
Burd A. Adens
Mark dante _rett
Evens
Witeh
Elbert Edens
Mish
Minerva Jeane Edens
Kanawha Two Mile
Edison Scholarship Committee to Meet in Charleston Today
The Edison scholarship committee for West Virginia meets at 1:40 PM in the state superintendent’s office in Charleston to decide exam formats for contestants. A long list of candidates from numerous high schools across the state is named as finalists for the Thomas A. Edison scholarship, with William C. Cook noting the date may be June 20.
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Edison
Charleston
West Virginia
Frank A. Gilbert
Marshall College
Humtleg
OC. McKinley
Libby Owens Sheet Glass Company
Owens
P. J. Kaufman
Wertvace Chlorine Produces Company
South Charleston
R. Sinerson Langiltt
Fig Cie
William C. Cook
Thomas A. Edison
George Henry Clark
Bucklismon High School
Buckbanven
Charies Costilow
Victory High School
Clarksburg
Earl Hinzman
East Pairmont High Schol
Fairmont
Lloyd Brown
Fairview
Minot Scout
Shady Spring
Glen Hedrick
Clarence Meisel
Huntington
Delmar Burnside
Cuery
Hurricane
Marvin Houck
Lawisburg
Lewisburg
Edward Morrocks
Nuttall
Lookout
Frank Mangus
Man
Alfred Heck
Mannington
Schoo
Pennsboro
James Balh
Philippi
Earl Wolford
Kamfsey High School
Romney
McRae Crews
Mark Twat
Stotesburg
Delmas Herald
Nicholas County
Summersvile
Edward Beck Morris
Richland
Watwood
Wheeling
Paul Boswell
Wayne County
Wayne
Raymond Steadman
Browns Citek
Welch
Edward
Real Estate Transfers Document Yesterday’s Glenwood area deeds
Real estate transfers recorded by Cony Clerk Roscoe Moulter list multiple conveyances in Glenwood and nearby additions. Transactions include Zepg to Means, Means to Realty Securities and Discount, Parsons to Dulin, Longs to Belle Land and to Jester won district, plus numerous transfers involving the Belle Land company, Virginia Co. Roberta, and other properties.
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Cony
Roscoe Moulter
H.C. Zepg
C. M. Means
Glenwood
Adaden
Consideration
Mr. Means
Realty, Securities and Discount Company
Lot
W. D. Payne
Charleston Industrial Corporation
Martizan
Percy Buttes
Wilson's Hallow
Silverstein Et al
EB Morgan
West Charleston
W. M. Lambert
G. G Lawson
Charleston Street
Edwin E. Laker
General Realty Service
Jefferson District
Realty Securties Discount Company
Heights Addition
Sid
Belo Improvement Company
Savage Addition
Lena Crenshaw
Grace Parks
Holley Addition
Euield
Eraklan &F
Whelan Opens New Drug Store at Old Landmark
The Whelan Drug Company restores a Charleston landmark the United Cigar building on Capital and Virginia streets with a modern stock, fixture upgrades, and a new soda unit. H. J. Price will manage the store while Mrs. May Baumgardner oversees the soda area. An official reception with souvenirs and special sales marks the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelan
Old Landmark
Charleston
Whelan Drug Company
hveHe
United
Cigar
Capitel
Virginia
Visi~ators
United Cigar Store
Capiti Street
Edward L. Boggs
Charleston National Bank
Whelan's
Atore
Stinson
Huntingtom
West Virginia
H. J. Price
May Baumgardner
Price
Disabled Veterans Meet Tonight in City Chambers
The Disabled American Veterans local chapter will meet at eight tonight in the city council chambers to elect officers and delegates to the national convention in Detroit on June 22. Invitations have been mailed to 500 area veterans. J F Kane will discuss plans for a permanent Charleston state headquarters, with CG M Jones and Dr Clyde N Rucker accompanying delegates to Detroit.
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Detroit
Charleston
J. F. Kane
National Department
CG. M. Jones
State Service
Clyde N. Rucker
Chancester
Veterans Bu Read
Court Routine New Cases Entered in Circuit Court
Docket entries show T B Walker versus John Legg for damages 310000 returnable to July rules. Chancery docket includes Charley Dye administrator versus Wilburn Cir kes and others Lucy Rhodes versus James Rhodes and Vaughar Pullen versus J W Pullen returnable to July rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BE. Walker
John Legg
Rales
Charley Dye
Wilburn. Cirkes
Lucy Rhodes
James Rhodes
Vaughar Pullen
J. w.Pullen
Hoover to Speak at Ohio River Meet in Cincinnati Times
President Hoover plans a Cincinnati appearance for the three days marking the opening of the Ohio River waterway from Pittsburgh to Cairo. If time allows, he may travel down the Ohio and Mississippi regions including Gadaden purchase anniversary events, then return to Washington before Congress reconvenes.
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Washington
Hoover
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pittaburgh
Cairo
Rapiden River
Virginia
Ohio
Giseltoeratt
Loudaville
Memphis
Mississippi
Texas
New Mexico
Atzania
Congress
Panatin
West Indies
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Comtingira Leon Fase Gav
Tomamed Fray Fe
State House News
Willer Willnot
Frank Maer
Wey
Tao
Gfernann
Toge One
Atlantic
Ford
Meachatrd
Dairymen Farm Market Group
Kanawha
Spriegel
Brynte Metamora
Pafisina Canu
Owen
Barth Smorwuary
Sdoug Uc
Rie Eed
Bennett
Business Houwe
Canadian Rockies
C. Ta
Sixth Ave
Pittsburgh
Kanawha National Bank
W. Ya
Victoria Hole
7Th Ave
Atwater
Kent
Ing
Atwater Kent
Fourth Avenue
Huntington, W. Va
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