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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1933

Page

9

Indictments Hit Intermediate Court in Large Grand Jury List

About 200 indictments were returned by the intermediate court grand jury, including two murder and one manslaughter charges. Names include Bud Watkins, Matthew E Houston, Mrs. William Manues, and others for killings, larcenies, assaults, and forgeries, with many automobile larcenies and fraudulent checks among the cases.

Henk Bud Watkins Matthew E Houston William Maynus WiYam Maynus Deis Williams Wv. E. Willamy London Charles Prith Frank Townsend Ruth Plesseximer Aaron Rose Charleston Myre Clarke Dean Siz Charles Hinnam Creed Bind Harold Walker Ray Bisin Blgains Bluntein Mack Bodste Graden Bostick Jess Bowe Matthew Green W. Burton Sam Caldwell Jim Comer Cecil Cook George W. Duff Mins George W. Duffy Lewis Edwards Manor Fitzgerald Madeliin Frederick Anne Hall Clarencé Hall Charles Province James Harmon Ralph Haynes Robert Thompson Jee F. Henson Robert Hippert Car John Hudson James Ingram Perk Beard Reymond Jarrell Johnson Ray Keeling Charles Forrester Chtekens J. A. Kelley James A. Kinney J. Kidd Claude Nolan Rusdel Boltare Maywood Belcher Anc Bits P. L Belcher Lester Pennington Spurgeon Priestley Milton Proctor Irwin Green Lyle Richards Jed Roy Ora Semler Cal Shaffer John Shears Tonle Taft Sheek Allog Taft Dickinson T. C. Simmons T. C. Sim Toone Lester M. Smith National Sur Ets Corporation Guia Smith Sam Smith lJarceny Denver Spurlock Eary Dawson Albert Stone Eugene Summere Arnold Taylor L. R. Cunard Harold Daniels Jasper Turmer Frey Tyler Cat G. GC. Jones Meredith Reid Eory Dawson Booker Clark Bilis Rakes Willam Mager Oxey Bowe Paul Bailey Tiny Cantrell Carl Hughart Landon Branham Kenneth William Burnett Robert Se Burnett C. L. Edens William Morrison Lawrence Duckwyler Gethard Duckwyler John England Charles Stamper Irvin Green Clay Stephens Marvin Linkenanger James Albert Stone Eugene MacDonald Harold Simmons Ruseeu Higginbotham John Bertalotti Holley Carte Roy Durbin Dempsey Williams Preston Shaffer Minor Williams Willan Cecil Bob Thompson M. 5. Davin Jack Mullens John Jarrell Woodrow Willams P. J. Jarrell John Sidney Vernon Darrell Charles Hissom Creed Birt Fred Hanshaw James Dean Eugene Conard P. J. Colvin Joseph Byron James South Delbert Rhodes Pred Wolfa Wesley Wolfe Aveault Minerva Lewis Braunton Morris Jenningn Rushes Ivan Griffey Fate Marsey Vivian Cox Ralph Bladwick Clifford Adkins

Killers of Constable Returned to Prison

Pittsburgh date 1916 report says John Maug and Edward Turpeck, held in solitary confinement for one year after escape from Western penitentiary, were brought back from Lakewood. Captured Thursday, they confessed slaving and robberies, to be held by Allegheny county Sheriff Cain until next week for transfer to state penitentiary authorities.

Pittsburgh John Maug Edward Turpeck Western Lakewood Allegheny County Robert Cain House of Commons

Army veteran Col. Shingleton named state police superintendent

Col F D Shingleton of Clarksburg appointed by Gov H G Kump as state police superintendent. World War I veteran, he served in Fifth Division including Meuse Argonne, later led Shingleton Brothers firm. Active in Rotary and American Legion, he and wife Verna Jefferson have two sons, Robert and Gordon.

F. D. Saigleton Clarksburg H. G. Kump Atute Police Shingleton Hebron Friendly Public Echoers Middie~ Bourne Marshill College Huntington Shingleton Brothers P. D St. Mintel Meuse Roy F. Ash New York Ife Insurance Company Samuel B. Bentley Union National Bank Clarssburg Rotary Club American Legion Latate Roy GC. Parrish Veterans of Foreign Wars Presbyterian Church Shoughton Verna R. Jefferson Mout Robert Shingleton Goredon Shingletos

Ohio Tax Battle Nearing Crisis

Ohio faces a fiscal showdown as a sales tax package tests the Legislature. Rep Kelth Lawrence Cleveland signals a Monday vote after amendments seek broad exemptions. Republicans push to strike exemptions on food and utilities, aiming for a comprehensive tax, while administration plans and highway measures shape the budget debate. The Senate reviews a biennial budget as officials discuss broader tax and revenue reforms. In Newport, Ethan A H Sims becomes editor in chief of The Dragon at St. Noi.

Columbus Sife House of Representatives Kelth Lawrence Cleveland Gradison, Harailton Guyver Hancock Guyer House Rules Committee House Taxation Committee White Senate Newport Ethan A. H. Sims Admini William G. Sims the Dragon St. Noi

Wadsworth predicts repeal of eighteenth amendment by next April

Former Senator James W. Wadsworth of Geneseo New York says repeal of the eighteenth amendment is certain and should be accomplished by next April in a wide review of state ratifications. He notes only a few states may be doubtful with Arkansas North Dakota Kansas and Georgia as possible holdouts. Wadsworth was a pioneer in the repeal movement.

New York James W. Wadsworth Geneseo N. Y Indiang Kanems Arkansas New Hampshire Connecticut West Vir- Sinia Tennessee Oregon Alama Texas Louisiana Georgia Wedsworth

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