Gillespie Held On Drunk And Assault Charges In Washington District
Gilbert Gillespie of Olcott faced a grand jury after a hearing before Magistrate H B Clay for biting Constable Holston and resisting arrest. Holston testified to a fight near the South Wide bridge, with injuries and marks cited along with accounts from witnesses about Gillespie’s sobriety and the alleged attack. Magistrate DeRoard transferred the case to Squire Lee Hager. Attorney Robert A Hays argued, and the magistrate found sufficient evidence for a conviction on the resisting arrest charge.
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Washington
Gilbert Aieepie
Oleatt
H. B. Clay
Gillespie
Conch
Constaple
Walter Halston
Ain
Halston
Andewpie
Olcott
Squire Clay
Tstte
South Wide Bridge
Justice of the Price
Charles A. DeRoard
Lyco
DeBonre
Gilbert
Gil
Buck
Charleston
Linde Holsclaw
Gillisons
Hell
G& Coe
Vmore
Poe
Gvigple
Rand
Aihara
Gmb
Conatabie Holston
Dim
Gilliepie
Wolston
Aod
Islas
Gilliapie
de- Gendant
Gilliste
Holston
Oulliiple
Pata
Hut Holston
Washington District
Gillispie
Squire Lee Hager
Magistrate Day
Robert AH. Hay
Richtwood News Celebration Planned For Fourth Of July
Local post No 97 sponsors a Fourth of July celebration with a garden party, music, and attractions. Missionary and women's societies of local churches meet for devotional services, social hours, and lunches at homes on Oak Street and Papermilltown. Attendees include Mrs. Susan Jones, Miss Lee Montgomery, and many area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert H. Hickman
A| Gardiver
G. B. Bilt
Lee Montgomery
Fay
R Casto
Mine Ede Marie
T. W
St Albans Community Notes Hostess and Meetings
St Albans residents attend alumni events in Kentucky and host club meetings at home. A long list of attendees at sewing and dinner gatherings is recorded, with Union Prayer Meeting planned in the Methodist church and various visits among residents and guests in the area.
Bids Submitted for Five U.S. Cruisers Amid Navy Plan
Washington reports bids on five 10,900 ton cruisers as part of the expansion program authorized by the 70th Congress. Private and navy yards submitted costs ranging from about 9.3 to 11.9 million dollars per ship, with two ships at New York Yard and other bids from Bethlehem Quincy, Camden New York Newport News Puget Sound Mare Island Philadelphia and Boston navy yards. The administration plans to study tenders before contracts are awarded while contemplating broader disarmament limits and a possible visit by J. Ram say Macdonald to President Hoover.
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Washington
Navy Department
J. Ramsay Macdonald
Hoover
Geneva
Navy Yards
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Quincy Plant
New York Shipbuilding Company
Camden
Newport News
Shipbuilding & Dey Dock Company
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Mare Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia Navy Yard
New York Navy Yates
Boston Navy Yard
Pilot and Inspector Die in Buffalo Air Crash
Howard Jones of Wichita and Willem Schulte of Buffalo were killed when their biplane dived and crashed at Buffalo Airport during a Department of Commerce test flight. Schulte, seeking a transport pilot license, had held a commercial license for a year and a half. The aircraft had taken off an hour earlier for examination maneuvers required by commerce regulations.
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Hupralo
N.Y
Howard Jones
Wichita
Knn
United States
Department of Commerce
Willem J. Seclults
Buffalo
Schulte
Schutts
Scaults
Jones
Admits Sharing Room With Girl In Mysterious Case
Miss Hix's battered body was found near a rifle range yesterday. Dr. Snook, former pistol world record holder, was taken into custody at the range. Myers was at a fraternity house. friends say he recently dated Miss Hix but friendship cooled years ago. Dr. Brook was arrested near the range, claiming an injury from a repair job. Miss Hix planned summer work at a telephone switchboard before vanishing after scheduled nine o'clock return. Her head bore hammer marks and cuts from a sharp weapon. The body awaited transport to Bradenton, Florida.
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Nahes
Mian Hix
Miss Hix
University Hospital
Mina Birtha Dillon
Minn Hix
Marke
Bradentown
Fin
Four-t club Party At Mrs Rogers Home In Wet St Albans
Members of the Four-t club entertained Friday night at eight at the home of Mrs W H Rogers in Wet St Albans A prizes were awarded for costumes Miss Alice Watts and Miss Mildred Watts. Many guests attended and refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers.
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Frank Miller
Brunshine Sewing Club
Chariie Miller
J. C. Trowbridge
Nadine Miller
C. Ryder
Ira Henrick
C. Ballard
Ira Perry
George Stern
John Miller
D. C. Grogan
W. White
M.D. Hawley
Manawha Terrace
Cavatry
Lula Lassier
Spanishburg
I. M. Peters
Ifind Anie Peters
Clyde Hawley
M.D. Bakley
W. H. Rogers
St. Albans
Alice Watts
Mildred Watts
Walter Mossison
Margaret Rogers
Vera Alice Martin
Mary Hannah Morrison
Alice Rogers
Holem Hocue
Dorothy Standley
Misa Nina Johnseon
Misa Helen Watta
Mise
Elator McChing
Foureh Club
Jefferson District
Harmony Tries to Bridge Baptist Branches
Denver June 18 145 Dr J B Lawrence of Kansas City led overtures from the southern Baptist assembly to the northern division at the session seeking closer unity. He urged joint meetings in successive weeks two years hence. Dr A W Beaven of Rochester expected to be named president of the north Baptist assembly.
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Denver
Bapa Vista
J. B. Lawrence
Kansas City
Northern Baptist Convention
Lawrence
Southern Baptiste
Missouri
Washengton
A. W. Beaven
Rochester N
Chigate University
North Baptist Assembly
Edison Appears Rejuvenated After Florida Trip
West Orange June 16 Thomas A Edison returned from a four month stay at his Florida winter home. Edison appeared much younger and greeted relatives and photographers with a broad grin as he stepped from the train accompanied by his brother in law and Mrs Edison.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Florida
Edison
Mya. Rethison
John Miller
Fidison
Mrs Farley and Son Leave for Europe
Mrs Farley and her son Florent Chris Farley of 301 D Street Botth Charleston prepare to depart for New York this evening and sail to Europe for a month long stay, amid plans noted for the voyage and travel arrangements.
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Matha Parley
Florent Chris Farley
D Street
Botth
Charleston
New York
Europe
Mother Arrested in Slaying of Son and Four Deaths
YAVRENE GRACE Md Tune 15 Mrs Hafife EB Reme 40 of Vione of Oye relatives all dying in four years from stomach tragedy has been arrested and arraigned police announce that poison was found by body of her Xen George 14 These whore dratns are being Investigated were John Stone Mrs Stone's father In law Ranma her mother in law Kiar 17 her son Badward her Husband and George her son All were insured For sums from 1200 to AGT si Mes Stone was beneficiary police said
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Yavrene Grace
Hafife EB. Reme
George
John Stone
Badward
Stone
Morrow Gil Talks Religious Question In Mexico City
United States Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow discussed with President Emilio Portes Gil the Mexican church dispute. Reports say talks have moved toward a critical stage after a week of silence, with dissension on both sides and optimism fading as moderates urge compromise while hardliners demand clear victory.
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Mexico City
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
Oday
Emilio Portes Gil
Morrow
Mexico
Lespolto Ruiz
Pascual Diaz
Olemanteau
Elde
Grand Jury Composition And Changes Reported
The June grand jury, originally named as M Fleshman JT Morgan E G Smith Charley Cote Homer Hana and others, faced absence with nine of sixteen members missing when court opened. Fresh aldermen assisted by substitutes formed a new panel led by William Trislow with L G Massey Albert Donam H Jones Charley Goleman W B Hartfugu and others assisting.
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M. Fleshman
Big Sandy
Morgan
E. G. Smith
Charleston
Charley Cote
W. B. Hustings
Cabin Creek
Grant Jarrett
J. W. Quick
Elk
G. T. Pogle
Jefferson
William Traslow
J. L. Stern
London
Rimes Dunlap
Malden
YH Fisher
W. H. Sisson
Pore
el Jenkins
BR. K. Walker
Dylon
Lawson Her Yers
Washington
B. Madison
Homer Hana
Court House
Grand Jury
William Trislow
L. G. Massey
Albert Donam
H. ©. Jones
Charley Goleman
W. B. Hartfugu
Dee Spencer
William Adking
Steedy Talmadge
Suilap
W. A. Fisher
W. H. Binnon
Thompson
Burdette and
Lawaon Turlean
Only Two Collisions Reported Yesterday
Yesterday two city traffic collisions were reported from six in the morning to midnight. J G Arnold of Bobh Greenbrier Street said an auto hit his car parked at Washington and Laidley Streets around two this afternoon with no damage to his vehicle. Police noted a crash involving J B Means of South Hill at Quartier and Morrie Streets near 730 last night damaging fenders and a running board.
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J. G. Arnold
Bobh Greenbrier Ateeet
Mle
Washington
Laidley Streets
Tvo
Arnold
Pollne
J. KR
South Hille
Quartier
Morrie Streets
Wight
Swern
Means
Girl 13 Tries To Save Lives At Rockaway Beach
New York June 15 A nine year old boy scout and his companion drown at Rockaway Beach despite the efforts of a 13 year old girl who nearly drowned herself. Paulina Kapl residing nearby swam out to aid them and was rescued after becoming exhausted. The two youths lost their lives as life savers brought them ashore.
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New York
Coutvoyer
Rockaway Beach
Spitzer
Hils
Joseph Sanhafer
Weegen
Sanhafer
Paulina Kabp
Life Savera
Gane Chaser
Teal Named New Local School Superintendent
Fred L Teal recently elected superintendent of Charleston Independent Districts schools will assume charge in July He comes from Wheeling where he was superintendent for two years Teal has spent 20 years in executive educational roles in Ohio and West Virginia with posts as teacher principal supervisor assistant superintendent and superintendent He was born in Sycamore Ohio and educated at Ohio Northern University and Ghigo State University He has held reforming roles in Wheeling including junior high reorganization new teacher salary schedule and expanded curricula He supports economy in operations and has backed equipment upgrades and a $225000 junior high program He has written for West Virginia High School Teacher and West Virginia Site School Journal He will bring his family Mra Teal and two daughters Janice and Joan to Charleston He is active in civic affairs and church life and is expected to continue strong educational leadership in his new post.
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Fred L. Teal
Charleston
Tent
Wheeling
Test
Ohio
West Virginia
Achogla
Sycamore
Ohio Northern University
Ghigo State University
Ohio State
Columbus
Mr. Tea
Fostoria
Lima
Canton
Teal
Wee
Auma
Teol
Weat
West Virginia Site
Mra. Teal
Janice
Joan
Denice
Wheeling High School
First Methodist Church
Civy
Pennsylvania
Mr. Toni
Ghecleston
Want Dry Agent Tried by State
International Falls Minn June 15 Deputies circulated petitions by Koouchiching county vete risks supporters to urge White the patrolman charged with murder be tried in state courts United States district attorney L L Drill said Mitch ell authorized petition for removal to federal courts White may be taken to St Paul for questioning to assess good faith in duty when he shot Henry Virtkula of Big Falls pending county against transfer to federal court White remains in jail on 68000 bond with preliminary hearing set for July 7
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White
Ball
Rie
Priest Killed in Winona Slaying Over Jealousy Motive
In Winona Minnesota on June 15 police report jealousy as the motive for the fatal shooting of Father Nicholas Brommenschenkel 65 a Roman Catholic priest who roomed with John Gira 46 at the priest home Gira was wounded in the thigh by his own pistol after an exchange that followed Gira reportedly clubbed his wife and a struggle occurred Mrs Gira says she shot no one while Gira claims self defense County Attorney Mortis Owen says both Gira and his wife are detained without charge and the case remains under investigation.
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Winona Minn
Nicholas Brommenschenkel
John Gira
Gira
Brommesnachenkel
Mortis
Owen
Glen
Ging
Dry Agents Sought In Youth's Death at Border
Plattsburgh New York June 15 unidentified men in plain clothes border patrolmen who brought the body of Arthur Gordon aged 92 to a hospital last night then disappeared were sought for questioning. District Attorney B Loyns O Connell said he learned Gordon had loaded 97 cases of beer into his car at a feeding station near the Canadian border and headed toward New York. The nearest customs station Mooers about 20 miles north was contacted but officials there denied knowledge of a shooting. O Connell planned subpoenas to question officers at Mooers office.
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Plattsburgh
PrTeo
Arthur Gordon
Coca
B. Loyxs O'Connell
George Brunell
Gordon
New York
Mooers
Here
Dixtriet
Thin Nation
O'Connell
Joe Doe
Bridge Hearings To Start July 8
Hearings on the Virginian Railway petition to connect with New York Central by a Deepwater bridge will open before the Interstate Commerce Commission on July 8. Charleston Virginia and Chicago Heights will intervene to back the Virginian, while Chesapeake and Ohio delays the case. S. P. Puffer of Charleston Chamber of Commerce will present exhibits arguing high Kanawha Valley freight rates justify the bridge. The Virginian also seeks a War Department permit to span the river at Deepwater.
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Ruuway
New York Central
Deepwater
Chesapeake and Ohio
Charleston
Norfolk
Chicago Heights
Pasbty
S. P. Puffer
Kanawha Valley
NL. C
Virginian
Virginian Railway
Maj. & Db, Aldery
United States River Engineer
Huntington
War Department
President Signs Farm Measure Board of Agriculture Backed
The president backs a farm measure to create a representative board from farming experience and marketing organizations. It calls for a constitution with at least one general business expert and one financing specialist. A preliminary $15,000,000 appropriation is requested from the $500,000,000 authorized, with Congress expected to be in session to approve further needs.
Quick Justice In Michigan Skying Sentence
Port Huron dispatch reports Alfred Loune 22 was sentenced to life after pleading guilty to second degree murder for the killing of his 17 year old sweetheart Rentz105. Judge Eugene F. Law rejected the initial first degree murder plea, ruling insufficient evidence of premeditation. Loune surrendered to police four hours earlier.
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Michigan
Port Huron
Mich
Alfred Loune
sWeerheart
Obituaries of Lewis Houseley Wallace Hunt and more
Obituary items note T Lewis age 1 died at home with widow and multiple children in varying locales. Helen Houseley 93 wife of J E B Houseley of Columbia Boulevard to be buried Sunset Memorial Park. Reverend Wallace of Nashville to be buried at Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church. John Hunt colored to be buried after services at Harden Street with daughter Lizzie Girdy.
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C. T. Lewis
OT. Lewis
Eona
T. A. Lewis
Mitra
Robert Lawte
Oak Hill
J. F. Snyder
Bearbro
Gertrude Grafton
Booth Charleston
Mra
Helen Devaser
Mca
Helen Houseley
J. EB. Housir
Columbia Boulevard
Houseier
Low Cat Hospital
Sunset Bremorial Park
BB. Wallace
Wallage
Nashville
Tenn
Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church
Misa Lala Booham
Charleston
Raymond Wallace
Ant Hunt
John Hunt
Lizzie Girdy
Craballey
Fridgay
Hardegate Harden
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Jadien and Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
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Oakfeed Avenue
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Algin Spencer
Mes. Homer
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Thurpday
Mare Mereon
Harold Fish
Papermilltown Mize
F. W. Steel
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Pred Bebes
Sidney Brown
Ray Priend
Ermn B McClure
May Pierson
James McKewse
Calvin Coolidge
Leo VL Yeunpworth
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Eva Miller
Beart Perry
Fannie Markham
Dora Rexroad
Joseph Nurnberger
Mary 4. Morgan
Elizabeth McCormick
Gladys Ballard
Jessi Zinn
Maud Smith
Lille Courtney
Mac Dent
Mamie Tord
Garnette Gray
Troy D. Butler
Lucille Burnette
Edith Sweet
Abbie Alford
John Bassitt
R. C. Sweet
Uella Maxwell
Ada T. Heslop
Hilde- Bardle Lintermeyer
Myx
Kitty Koster
Eggieton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Booth
Miss Fear Melton
First Avenue
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T Ne
Counci
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Manay
J.N. Watts
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Herman Schanon
Frank Helms
Montgomery Orchestra
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Misa Ruth Watts
Stiss Katherine Coulter
Sfsse
Annie Watts
O. Brutier
Baturiag
New York City
R. M. Maxwell
Chile
Margret Cottyeth
Roland
Margaret
Morris
Spring Hill
Union
Dan Filey, Jr
Binford
Mra. George
Marietta
Chariesta
Trarahe Mission
Usten
Shurgh
W. J. Wilson
Jutla Teck
E. C. Colcord
Stra
Phillipa
Hansford
R. O. Bailey
J.M. Gray
Miaz
Osmetts Gray
J. £. Prazler
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Youngstown
Nettle Garter
Renaugh
J N. Watts
West Gi, Albans
Pan Riley
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Ors
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Bir
L.A. Edwards
Fork Street
Arthur Gough
Page
Irene Mcermit
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Eleanor
Goth
Sutherland
Aleandria
Irene McDermit
Severml
Clarence Rodle
Homesdale
Laurel, MI
Euia Sesaler
W. A. Reslep
W. D. Hopper
Jackson Street
U.S
Meter Lodge
Watte
W. H. Rovinton
J. E. Myers
D. L. Cyrus
Ripley
Lee Mays
A. &. Craig
Mary May
South Shakeston
Rebs May
Milby Bindys Winter
Ronald Casto
Brad Barr
J. S. Barker
Women’s Christian ‘Temperance
Weet St, Albans
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Prentiss
Mein Street
Maxwell
Enights of
Pythias
Esetern Star
Maponic Temple
Ferrie
Ric Wilmer
A Edwards
D. B. Taylor
Florence Howes
Seaceinte
Ada T. Healap
Plessie Newcomber
Frances Hollandaworth
Kitty Kesterson
Mr. Hattie E, Stone
Charly
Kixstein
Utttedente
Belfast
Reland
Studenta Representative Council
Khops
Sai
Wier Sheldan
Council
Bartlett, Incorporated Funeral Directors
Bartlett Service
Charleston ST
Morrison Fisher
Fudy
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