Intermediate court opens short June term with 325 grand jury cases
The June term of the intermediate court begins after the April session ended last Saturday. Judge Henry Bleck presides as about 325 cases are slated for grand jury consideration. Felony matters include Harder indictments against Dave Conley and John McCormick for mine explosion and killing William Fraker and for aiding in ambushing non union miners. The grand jury will also probe Harold Page’s murder charge in Poea district on May 3, and the death of a child near Carpenter on May 3. Names on the jury include Black, Morris, Spencer, Clannahan, Pauley, George, Calderwood, Moore, Given, Woort ell, Edens, and Withrow. Also notes World War I entry by Turkey on November 10, 1914.
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Intermediate Court
Yaster
Attorney’n
Henry Bleck
Dave Conley
John McCormick
Cabin Creek
William Fraker
Harold Page
Charles Phillipa
Poea
Wil Gino
Carpenter
Kolor Bak Restores Gray Hair Color and Checks Dandruff
Classified ad from Krieg Wallace and McQualds promotes Kolor-Bak, a gray hair color restorer that claims to return original shade, banish dandruff, and stop scalp itching. Money back offer with bold pricing and limited six day sale.
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Kolor-Bak
Krieg, Wallace & McQualds
Rheumatism Freed By Blood Power Shakeup
Claim that rheumatism arises from blood poverty and can be cured by BSS 3.5 a powerful blood cleanser. Advertises S.S.S. as a vegetable remedy that enriches red blood cells, relieves pains and stiffness, and restores vitality. Available in two sizes at drugstores with larger size more economical.
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BSS
Natura
Hunchback Contest Nears Closing Date in Charleston
Charleston residents face a June 23 deadline for letters 20 to 300 words about The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Prize winners include first prize of 7, second 10.08, third 5, and fifth 0.00. Mail by midnight to Charleston Gazetta and Universal Time Figures Corporation.
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Rialto Viertre
Universal Pictures Corporation
Victor
Wago
Notre Dames
Oly
ETON
Wren
Charleston
Kanawha County
Monibara
Charleston Gazetta
Tdgito
Universal Tine Tures Corporation
Perymhe
Corthie Piles
Herleston
Sementine Bsthony
Mothers of Daughters Promote VegeTable Compound
Royersford Massachusetts mothers share letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for teenage girls and young women. One mother cites relief from headaches cramps and back pains after six months of illness. another reports improved health and steady work after trying the remedy. Different cities and addresses are listed as sources of testimonials.
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Royersford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Quiag
Main Street
Roxbury
Mass
Hopson
Eustis Street
Roxbury, Mass
Gland Stimulation Promises Health Improvement
Dr Peter Schmidt explains that gland stimulation injects new energy into the body, revives devitalized glands and supports secretions. The ad touts Glandogen as a tablet gland tonic for men and women, urging consumers to accept no substitutes and to buy from Bullitin’s cut-rate drug stores.
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Peter Schmidt
Steinach
Berlin
Bullitun
Ireland Aid Initiative Supports Dublin Theatre Recovery
The Abin theatre in Dublin, founded by Yeats associates, faces years of losses as it seeks to continue. The ministry has approved a grant of 4.20 percent to sustain the institution and encourage dramatic and literary work in Ireland.
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Dutgin
Abin Theatre
Oy Wilny
Yeats
Anid Bel Tregory
Ireland
Baerenshud
Bart
Mika
Gmk Ho
Funeral for Duke Held in Rural Belvo Following Procession
In Belvo and Tapail region, a funeral service for Duke was held at Helyply Castle with local officials and a county lieutenant leading a solemn procession. The body rested at a nearby ba farm after the burial at the Wlord end.
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Rng
Druy Deawe
Breeran Kervedis
Lvarse
Gaye
Aie
Real
Fangires
Genesa
Tymera
Tapail
Helyply Castle
Utaier Wa
Sugeaw
Jord Ieutenent
Wlord
Wauseleun
BA Farm
Detainer suit trials begin in court with miner case
Judge Arthur Iadson presided as juries convened for detainer actions linked to miners occupying Kellys Creek Colliery properties. The Jacksonvill e wage law and union contracts were cited. The Morean Lumber case yielded a 2590 dollar verdict for the plaintiff. Several cases settled or dismissed from the docket.
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H Id
Haes
Morean Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Serle Austin
Mendelsohn
Hutchinson Unit Company
J. H. Marmen
Aller
Neaac
Court renunciation filed in estate of former governor Atkinson
Howard Atkinson through attorney Toma N. Kenna filed a written renunciation as executor in the late Gov G W Atkinson’s estate, accepted by the county court. Elizabeth Parsons estate valued at 725 dollars per appraisers’ report. Rosa A Eelep and others leased land on Jordan’s Creek for oil or gas to United Fret Cas company. O C Morrison extended a lease.
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Howard Atkinson
Toma N. Kenna
G. W. Atkinson
Elizabeth Parsons
Rosa A. Eelep
United Fret Cas Company
Jordan's Creek
Sandy
O. C. Morrison
Oil and gas interests record in Big Sandy district
118 acres in Big Sandy district transferred to Pitted Fuel Gas company for oil and gas purposes for YO days starting September 17, 1925. Roy H Pietern licensed as notary public. Commonwealth Loan company charter filed with county clerk. Rusts leased property including 426 428 Charleston Street for one year with renewal option. rental $75 per week. Hope Natural Gas company filed for record securing $8 right of way for pipelines in Cabin Creek, and Tad Campbells Creek Coal company leased to United Fuel Gas company.
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Big Sandy
Pitted Fuel Gas Company
Roy H. Pietern
Commonwealth Loan Company
JL Rust
L. QO. Rust
Charleston Street
Hust
W, Davis
Earl Lai
Hope Natural Gas Company
Cabin Creek
Tad Campbells Creek Coal Company
United Fuel Gas Vom
Land and utility easements granted in Malden and Slaughters Creek
The Campbell Creek Railway Company licensed Hope Natural Gas to lay a pipeline in Malden district. Slaughters Creek Coal and Land Company granted Hope Natural Gas the right to erect a dam on its Slaughters Creek property near Chelyax.
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Malden
Cmphelis Creek Railway Company
Hope Natural Gas Company
Slaughters Creek Coal and Land Company
Slaughters Creek
Chelyax
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