Jury docketed for trial in June term common pleas court
Judge L E Given docketed forty seven jury cases for trial beginning Monday and continuing to July 29. The docket lists cases involving receivers, city of Charleston, various companies and individuals, with chancery matters to be heard this week. Logan operators report coal output near 1927 peak, at 404100 tons weekly after April shutdown.
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Common Pleas Court
L. E. Given
Given
Logan
Strikes Laid At FDR's Door
Pittsburgh June 16 Walter D Fuller president of the National Association of Manufacturers charged the administration has caused the defense strike wave by seizing industrial plants and relying on court decisions and the Wagner act He urged avoiding government strike busting and said social dissolution by military means has grown as government acts encourage strikes He urged harsher controls to end strikes and subversion and questioned why the right to work is not given as much protection as the right to strike He noted the Inglewood episode and the army restraining a group to allow others to work
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Pittsburgh
ENS
Walter D. Fuller
National Association of Manufacturers
Fuller
Inglewood
Dishes to Be Tested by Local Health Inspectors
Sanitary inspectors will sample restaurant china and glassware after introducing city chemist laboratory facilities to test for bacteria. Dr. C E Waller, health coordinator, said old inspection methods failed to verify proper dishwashing. The law requires sterile utensils in public eating places, but authorities lacked equipment for proper checkups.
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C. E. Waller
Iefense
Death ruled accident in Stirrat wreck victim
Logan coroner's jury found Sun day Weddington twenty seven of Coal Run Kentucky died accidentally after his mangled body was found on railroad tracks near Stirrat yesterday
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Logan
Weddington
Coal Run
Xky
Stirrath
Prison Term for Theft of Automobile in Cabin Creek Case
Irvin Green of Cabin Creek district was sentenced to two ten year terms in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to theft of Lula Eade of Aome's automobile last November in the intermediate court.
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Lula Eade
Aome
Irvin Green
Cabin Creek
Nine Charlestonians Attend National Retail Credit Conclave
Nine Charlestonians attend the National Retail Credit association convention opening in New York City. Featured speaker is Jack Patton of Patton Adjustments. Delegation includes Dewey Kuhns Lee Henkel W R Pool F J Tierney Paul McHugh Charles Hotgin Ralph Johnstone and R D Clay.
Soil Conservation Hearings Set On County Districts
State soil conservation committee set hearings for July 23 and 24 on petitions from Ravenswood Ripley Union and Washington in Jackson county to join the western district with Mason county and from Nicholas county farmers seeking a separate district.
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State Soil Conservation Committee
Jackson County
Nicholas County
Ravenswood
Ripley
Union
Washington
Mason County
Train Kills Worker In Oak Hill Incident
Freight train struck and killed Elmer Smith a 27 year old section worker today at Prince. Police say the accident occurred on a freight line near Oak Hill with authorities investigating the scene and identifying the victim.
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Oak Hill
Elmer
Smith
Prince
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by Percy De Doda in District Court
Percy Bryan De Doda of Hinton filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday in district federal court. He lists liabilities of 1375.89 and assets of 65.00. The filing records show a modest estate and no apparent secured debt.
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Percy Bryan de Doda
Hinton
Giustone Ittani
Eskdale
Montagno di Patti
Italy
U.S
Two Steps to Restore Digestion and Vitality
An old public notice-like ad promises a marvelous change for those with digestive complaints and low energy. It credits restoring stomach juices and boosting red blood cells to improve appetite, weight, and appearance, urging readers to try Tonle for renewed pep and health.
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Thyou
Sattler Reoffers Mediation in Koppers Plant Strike
State Labor Commissioner Charles J F Sattler renewed mediation efforts in the 600 worker strike at Follawsbee and East Steubenville tar processing plants of Koppers company. Negotiations with United Mine Workers over a 10 cent wage increase to 80 cents an hour had collapsed.
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Follawsbee
East Steubenville
Koppers Company
Charles J. F. Sattler
United Mine Workers
409 New Measles Cases Reported in State
State health officials reported 408 new measles cases in West Virginia last week, with school closings possibly partly contributing. Hampshire County logged 100 cases, Ohio 56, Fayette 46, and several counties showed smaller totals.
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Tno State Health Department
West Virginia
Hampshire County
Ohio
Fayette
Funds of Bund Included in Order
Washington report says John W. Pehle and Edward H. Foley Jr clarified that funds of the German American Bund and similar fascist groups are frozen by Roosevelt's order. Banks must decide which American funds are frozen, with banks likely already freezing Bund assets. He noted Communist funds might await a broader license for Russia.
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Washington
John W. Pehle
U. S
Bund
Roosevelt
Pehle
Russia
428 Enroll at College Here For Summer Term
Registrar Oliver Higgleman reports Morris Harvey college enrolled 428 for the summer term from June 9 to July 28. Students registering today or later must pay an extra fee.
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Oliver Higgleman
Morris Harvey College
Court Refuses Review Of Greenbrier Wage Attachment Case
The state supreme court refused to review a Greenbrier county circuit court ruling allowing a coal company to extend credit to an employee, preventing wage attachment collection. Samuel Sollins sought the appeal to collect $102.84 from Lake Lafon of Johnstown Coal and Coke, whose wage deductions left him under ten dollars weekly.
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State Supreme Court
Greenbrier County
Cireuit
Samuel Sollins
O. F. Payne
First National Bank of Anawalt
Lake Lafon
Johnstown Coal and Coke Company
Lafon
Sollins
Legion Elects Doctor Parsons Chief in Ninth District
The ninth district American Legion selects Dr. Tracy A. Curry of Thomas as commander in the June 16 annual meeting, shaping leadership for district activities and post support.
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Legion
Doctor Parsons
American Legion
Tracy A. Curry
Thomas Commander
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