Abusive Language by Prosecutor Is Assailed by Court
The state supreme court reversed two year prison sentences for Summersville Halley Long and Arnold Long after ruling abusive language by a prosecutor prejudiced jurors. It urged trials by calm unprejudiced judges and fair treatment even for the guilty. The decision also reduced a 10 million dollar valuation on a West Penn Power plant in Brooke County. The ruling endorsed lowering the assessment to reflect actual value and upheld a Summers County court action in a real estate suit involving A H Hedrick et al. against A D Daily trustees with conditions. Poland is described as seeking to develop its merchant vessels.
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State Supreme” Court
Wee
Willis
Summerville
Halley Long
Arnold Long
Hope Construction Company
Roane County
Batent
Cenenes
Weat Peon Power
Ohio Power Company
Brooke County
Supreme Court
Lith
Momer
Woods
Brooke County Browk
County Board of Equalization and
Tevlen
Appell Jave
Wrough
Summers County
Dweit
Ty Halen
A. Hedrick
A. D. Daily, Trustes
High Court
E. N. Farley
Nia
Poland
Local society to host visiting delegates and banquet
Society members discuss plans as the Bream Memorial church prepares a 6 30 PM Friday banquet for visiting delegates. The Hunten women of Sixth Street Methodist circle host a gathering at Mrs Elizabeth Mathes home with multiple members attending. Mare C O Baker to entertain Emmanuel Baptist circle 2 members at 7 30 PM tomorrow at Sixth Street residence.
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Elizabeth Mathes
Sixth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Turner
Charles Robinson
R. ©. Phillips
Joan McKnight
Wiliam McKnight
John Ennis
Stewart M. Wood
Frank McKnight
T. #. Maness
Virgil Rollins
Melfie Stewart
Myra
John Griffith
Mathes. Mare
C.O. Baker
Circle 2
Ladies
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Bixth Street
Social notes mark travel and visits in Charleston area
A stream of local residents and guests are noted in a Charleston area social roundup. Mr and Mrs W A Markell visit in Biltmore and Frederick. Mrs Charles Alderson of Houston visits Mrs A P MacCorkle. families travel by motor to Wheeling and Miami. Mrs Broadford Noyes and Mrs Byrne head to Lewisburg. several couples and guests attend weddings, conventions, and conferences in Huntington Lewisburg and Par. Mrs Harmon and Mrs Perry attend a Lewisburg youth conference. students and relatives plan summer stays with families in Charleston and South Hills.
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W. A. Markell
Querler Street
Biltmore
Frederick
Aoa
Charles Alderson
Houston
Tex
South Hills
F. Zimmerman
Anna Marie Zimmer
Wheeling
Pred Zimmerman
Fens Yray Military College
Chester
Broadford
Noyes
W. E. FR
G. J. Payne
Virginia Street
Patricia Payne Kiddleft
Miami
Fla
Rettig Sieger
William Paxton
Nell Deford
J. H. Tickle
Rebekah
Par
Kernburg
A. Harmon
J. K. Perry
Lewisburg
Nee
Fawn Grigg
Emma “Toney
Hansford
Marguerite
Dorothy Bek
Main Street
Mary Emma Edgar
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Charleston
Glen R. Zager
van Fruth
E. A. Joachim
Clar | Jottenville
War J
Two Confess After Trio Is Convicted
Spencer district reports that Mack, Jarvis, and Hall were convicted for a United Fuel Gas Company dynamiting on December 25. A fellow prisoner Brooks Hall allegedly confessed then recanted, while Jarvis reportedly provided a confession obtained by Jasian Stutler of Charleston who sought the $1,000 reward.
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Spencer
Mack
Jarvis
Abe
United Fuel Gas Company
Brooks Hail
Join Hall
Cat] Hall
Charles Naylor
Jasian Stutler
Charleston
Gay
Gens Company
Relief and relief funding discussed in Congress battle
The House agricultural committee approved moving 40 300 000 bushels of farm board wheat and 500 000 bales of cotton to relief. Senate members consider 60 000 000 bushels of wheat for hungry relief. Garner supports federal city loans via reconstruction corporation. Dawes resigns. Mills urges private economic rebound with caution on public works.
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Man Pott
Fulmer
Othe Red Crags
Farm Board
House Agricultural Committee
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Nct
Payne
Red Cross
Garner
Hig
Reconstruction Corporation
Benator Vandenberg
Mich
Lewis D
Charles G. Dawes
The
Finance Corporation
Lewis
Mills
Tellef
United States
Washington Monument
Chicago Dismal in Effort to Clean Up Premises
Citizens from Edward N. Hurley’s committees failed to stir neighbors to tidy up fronts near a stadium as a speakeasy with curtained windows operated nearby. A Republican effort priced at 31000 for four days of rent and carpentry signals high costs to nominate a presidential candidate.
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Sianey Strotz
Edward N. Hurley
Strotz
Telegraph
Republicane Heave
Iter
Democrata
Old Salt Sulphur Springs Inc Chartered
Secretary of State issues charter to Old Salt Sulphur Springs Inc capitalized at 10000 dollars. Chief offices set in Charleston with B E Holz Jack Patton and E G Meader as incorporators all of Charleston. Ninety nine year old Annee Battan of Chambray receives a war card from the French office indicating possible imminent military service.
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Old Salt Sulphur Springs, Inc
Charleston
Ruffner To Host Old Fashioned Dance For Capitol Opening
Ruffner hotel manager Bluford Luge announced a free old fashioned dance at the Rutner on Wednesday June 22 from nine to twelve to mark the new capitol opening in Charleston. West Virginia musicians are engaged for the event, described as a social milestone recalling the capitol’s early days.
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Blufard Luge
Rutner Hotel
City
Jeston
Charleston
Lowe
West Virginia
Capitol
Roosevelt Plank Split Deepens Democratic Rift In 1932 Fight
In a tense Washington scene on June 7 1932 Roosevelt supporters clash with Smith faction as Rockefeller challenge to prohibition strengthens Smiths position. Shouse claims Roosevelt aided Walsh bid while Roosevelts camp counters with Farley misgiving. Spellacy backs Smiths choice noting party unity amid New York Tammany strains and upcoming nominations in New Jersey.
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Roger Belt
Hiad
Walsh
Smith
Insmith
New York
Roosevelt
Shouse
Thomas J. Sgellney
Smith Forers
Mr. Shouse
Washington
Chicago
Tammany
Sam
Seabury
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Massachusettas
Rhode Island
Balth
Bly
Spellacy
Mary Norton
Theaters And Prohibition Debate At Chicago Convention
A jumble of theater names and stars contrasts with a key political clash as Republican leaders and senators discuss a prohibition resubmission at Chicago. Notable names Borah Garfield Vandenberg Hoover Brown are cited amid signals of divisions and limited consensus on the party stance.
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Senate
Borah
Idaho
Dorak
St Boranditt
Prohibition
Chicago
Barah
James R. Garfield
Resolutions Committee
Washington
Congressional Republicant
Emoot
Utah
Robinson
Indiana
Brother
Oregon
Thomas
Capper
Kansas
Goldsborough
Maryland
Vandenberg
Michigan
Nielwer
Heiner
Garfield
Hoover
Brown
Man Crowded From Road By Hit-and-Run Driver
Charles Robertson, 24, of Davee, was discharged from St Francis hospital after injuries from a Tuesday night 5 am crash on Ruffner Hollow Road near Meadowbrook golf course. His car plunged 200 feet down an embankment and overturned. Raymond Young of Charleston and Copen of Big Chimney assisted him to the hospital where he was treated for head, shoulder, and leg injuries not serious.
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Charles Robertson
Davee
St. Francis Hospital
Ruffner Hollow
Meadowbrook Golf Caures
Clendenin
Raymond Young
Charleston
Iden Copen
Big Chimney
Hernital
Summer Schools Open for Enrollment in Charleston District
Burimee schools in the Charleston independent school district will be open for enrollment for several days, announced by Fred L Teal superintendent. East side center at Charleston High School and west center at Lincoln Junior High. J Gorman principal Charissian High School oversees junior and senior high work, while Mrs Elizabeth Salmond handles elementary. Classes will be organized today and run tomorrow. prospective students yet to enroll should proceed promptly.
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Charleston Independent School District
Fred L. Teal
East Side Center
Charleston High School
West Title Center
Lincoln Junior High School
R. J. Gorman
Charissian High School
Elizabeth Salmond
Heald
Boy Falls From Second Story Window
A two year old boy named James Edwar Cunningham of Ghibleston street fell from a second story window of his home yesterday morning and struck his head. He was hospitalized at Staats hospital last night as doctors took two X-ray pictures to assess his condition. The report notes that men and boys in England are becoming as prone to candy as women.
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James Edwar
England
George No Longer Drinks Whiskey
A note claims a White Ribbon treatment makes drinkers hate liquor and can be added to coffee tea or milk to stop drunkenness. It cites a woman reportedly curing a 20 year drunkard after one bar visit and advertises the remedy for sale at Potterfield's Drug Store for 32.00, with an aid im for sale phrase.
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Potterfield
Aday, É
Summer school center plan sparks debate
A local official asserted urgent action while a defective draft described a Negro summer school center at a facility labeled Mi Gernet igh scheal, raising questions about availability, funding, and location.
King Carol of Romania to Broadcast to U S
New York June 7 King Carol of Romania makes his first broad cast to the United States from Bucharest on the anniversary of his ascent to the throne. The broadcast will be heard on WEAF NBC and WABC. Dowager Queen and his son Prince Michael will wave a garland from the palace. Other programs include orchestra concerts and radio features on WEAF NBC WABC and WJZ NEC with Cab Calloway and Jingle Joy listed among items.
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New York
Carol of Romania
United States
Bucharest
WEAF
NBC
WABC
Dowager Queenie
Chael
Salon ¢Tonvert Orchestra
Gladys — Rice
CBS
Pune Bowers
Howard Barelow Symphony Orchestra
Wjz-Nec
Jingle Joy
American Taxpayers’ League
Cab Callaway
Constipation remedy urged by Dutch medical expert
A damaged text describes digestive issues and hints at natural relief methods. Dr Sleeswijk of Delft, Holland, recommends fresh yeast as a health booster and a remedy for irregular bowels, promising natural relief and better overall health.
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Slecuwiik
Sleeswijk
Delft
Holland
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