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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
11
A defendant pleaded guilty and received a two year sentence to the state penitentiary after a ruling by the intermediate court. The case highlights a stern punishment reflecting the court’s stance on the offense.
Manuel V Domenech Puerto Rico treasurer visiting Charleston urges future United States statehood while noting Puerto Rico’s solid finances seeks refinancing of bonded debt. He criticizes US sugar quota cuts amid reliance on sugar industry. Also reported: $95,940.07 1934 tax money paid by county sheriff with portions to Charleston and Dunbar.
Vacation Bible school closes with commencement exercises at the church this evening. Pupils present pinush work recitations and a devotional service. A picnic for the public follows the final session this morning, sponsored by the church women's union led by Mrs Samuel Rhodes.
Pythian Sisters Graceland Temple No 113 set a business session for eight oclock this evening at the Coles building on Seventh avenue South Charleston The report notes Roger S Creel manager of the Daniel Boone hotel recovering from an operation performed yesterday at Charleston General hospital none of the rest of the text is clear
Fayetteville reports William D. Drumheller 48 of Nuttalburg charged with passing 17 counterfeit five cent pieces. He claims the coins were given to him and he did not know they were counterfeit. held for federal grand jury action per U S Commissioner J L Ryan.
James Grant of Charleston received a two year sentence to the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to breaking and entering Thomas Jefferson junior high school and stealing two brooms valued at 81. The plea occurred in intermediate court before Judge S Collett Littlepage.
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