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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1934

Page

13

Fingerprints Identify Murderer in Dead Hand Case

SAN FRANCISCO June 14 Fingerprints from a dead hand identified Ramon Sharr Wilson 27 a former Stanford student as the killer who died by his own hand after a Nevada murder spree. Wilson left San Francisco purportedly for New York and went to Reno where he killed a taxi driver drank poison whisky and then died in a 100 mile taxi ride to Lovelock. An aviator said Wilson forced him to fly a plane and later Wilson offered death whisky to two hitchhikers who refused.

San Francisco Nevada Ramon Sharr Wilson Stanford University New York Reno Saturninla Lovelock Wilson Oneor Merrill Booth fGer Lovelock Hospital Amilo Alba Roy Smith Grand Rapids, Mich

Proclaiming a Saturday holiday for state workers

Gov. A. G. Kump announced a legal holiday for Saturday June 11 to mark the NRA first anniversary and the state’s formation anniversary. A miners parade from Kanawha City to Charleston is planned as part of the NRA observance, with union leaders coordinating the march to ease traffic.

A. G. Kump Mme NRA Kanawhe City Charleston XRA van A. Bilmner United Mine Workers of America Kanawha City

Trackless Train To Visit Here Tuesday

An unusual trackless train replica of a railroad coach is scheduled to visit here Tuesday. The excursion, announced by Hodges Tire Company on Washington Street, aims to tour the country on its way to the World’s Fair in Chicago. The device combines an locomotive and passenger car for public display.

Hodges Tire Company Washington Street United States Chicago Hodges

Kinney Shoe Stores Mark 40th Anniversary Sale

Kinney Shoe stores on Capitol street celebrate the 40th anniversary with a sale. The first Kinney shop opened in 1804 and current operations include about five million pairs sold yearly through 300 cities. Manager T A Woodhouse notes supply from four factories. London’s 1941 population is estimated at 9,100,400.

Kinney Capitol Street T. A. Woodhouse

Theaters and Films At Local Houses Crowd the Week

A vivid listings page highlights showings at The Kearse and Up and Cheer with Warner Baxter Madge Evans John Boles James Dunn and Arthur Byron. Also Buster Keaton and newsreels. Virginian presents The Key a thrilling romance and adventure from KR Gore-Hroane and 3 L Hardy featuring Powell Clive Edna Beal Hobare Carknaugh and Mallwell Hobbes. Capitol hosts Hollywood Party a jungle star comedy with Laurel and Hardy Durante Butterworth Lupe Velez Mickey Mouse Polly Morse and Zack Pearl. Greenbrier screens Jimmy and Swix with Clarle Trevor and James une. Rialto shows Death Takes a Holiday a mystery romance with Fredmia Mateh Evelyn Yemable.

Warner Baxter Madge Evans John Boles James Dunn Arthur Byron Buster Keaton the Virginian The Key KR. Gore-Hroane 3. L. Hardy William Powell Colin Clive Edna Beal Hobare Carknaugh Mallwell Hobbes Capitol “Hollywood Laurel and Hardy James Durante Charles Butterworth Lupe Veles Mickey Mouse Polly Morsn Zack Pearl Willie Whopper Pardon Greenbrier Jimmy Swix Clarle Trevor James Une Rialto Fredmia Mateh Evelyn Yemable

Food Shortage Warned By Miner Influx In Charleston

Thomas Cairns of the American Federation of Labor urged downtown Charleston and Kanawha City restaurant owners to feed and transport hot coffee to a miner concentration point east of the Kanawha City bridge. He said thousands of miners arriving hungry after night travel would need quick sustenance during the state celebration and the first birthday of the national recovery administration.

Charleston Kanawha City National Recovery Administration Thomas Cairns American Federation of Labor Kanawha City Bridge Cairns Concentraton Camp

Legion Prize To Be Won By Top Signups Tonight

Ben Bolar earns a prize from the John Brawley post of the American Legion for signing up the most new members. Louis A. Johnson of Clarksburg will present the prize. Delegates to the Eighth District Legion conference in South Charleston next month will be elected. Chief Blue Sky of South Dakota, scout master of America, to entertain. Brown Idveally chairs the entertainment committee. Former service men invited to attend the meeting at the public library. On the Isle of Wight, Mrs. Sarah Ann Long marks her 100th birthday with sister Miss Louisa Ann Tarver, 101, first to congratulate.

Ben Bolarsky John Brawley Post American Legion Louis A. Johnson Clarksburg Legion South Charleston Sre Blue Sky South Dakota Brown Idveally Sarah Ann Long Ryde Isle of Wight Misa Louisa Ann Tarver

Black-Draught Relieves Constipation Says Helcomb Man

Mr Lem Woodall of Helcomb Massachusetts describes bilious symptoms and heavy headaches from constipation. He credits Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable family medicine that cleanses his system and brings relief by the next day. The ad promotes purely vegetable Black-Draught for prompt relief priced at 25 cents per package.

Lem Woodall Helcomb Thedford

Surgery Seen as Best Hope for Lung Abscesses

Dr. Harold Brunn of San Francisco told the 80th annual AMA meeting in Cleveland that surgery is the only path to progress against lung abscesses. Analyzing 128 cases from Mount Zion and UC hospitals, he noted 36 percent improved, 27 percent died, and 87 were operated, urging earlier surgical intervention to reduce hospitalization and social costs.

Cleveland Harold Brunn San Francisco American Medical Association Mount Zion University of California Brunn

Dr F H Hart to Speak To Charleston Alumni

Hampden Sydney college alumni in Charleston meet at Mcfees cafeteria at six this evening. Dr Freeman H Hart history professor at Hampden Sydney will be the speaker. Officers will be elected at the annual gathering, per Rev Freak Brown D D president of the local chapter.

Charleston Hampden-Sydney College Mcfee Freak , Brown Freeman H. Hart Ane

Picnics At Rock Lake Pool By Nittoniga Seniors

The Nittoniga high school senior class held a swimming party and picnic at Rock Lake pool this week with many students named among attendees. A second recent pool party featured Boyd Memorial Christian church Sunday school seniors including Mr and Mrs Carl Woeadnam and numerous other families and youths.

Rock Lake Pool Nittoniga School Pauline Pratt Vivian Wiley Dorothy Wiley Dorothy Hutchinson Lillian Stamm Nelle Vere Cooper Auildred Dean Mary Williams Margaret Ankinison Theva Smith Edith Higginbotham Blaine Eleks Rutherford All Evelyn Cressey Estelle Station Winifred Walker Ruby

Unclear Names List From OCR Fragment

A fragment lists numerous individuals including Mary Hager Jennie Matthews Lila Grace McCollum Phyllis White Oliver Hawkins Marion Bastian Edward Withrow Maury Katherine Holder and others with Mr and Mrs Gordon Carter Myrtle Birthisel Mary Ellen Black Maxine Stadiey and Emma Ruth Pickard, indicating a damaged OCR extraction of names.

Mary Hager Jennie Matthews Lila Grace McCollum Phyllis ‘White Oliver Hawkins Marion Bastian Edward = Withrow Maury -Katherine Holder Gordon Carter Myrtle Birthisel Mary Ellen Black Maxine Stadiey Emma Ruth Pickard

Kansas Man Removed on Murder Charge From Jail

Kansas officer evacuated murder suspect EB. Hines from Reno county jail after his arrest in Marion county. Hines faces a murder charge and was transferred to state authorities for further proceedings.

EB. Hines Reno County Kansas Hines Atate Marion County

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