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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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