Prisoner Habeas Ruling Sustains Release Attempt
Judge Sorwin Owen sustained a writ of habeas corpus challenging Allen Bow, a Black prisoner held on moonshining and related charges, noting no arrest warrant existed. The writ ordered county officials to justify custody, while the case proceeded to potential resentencing and credit for time served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorwin Owen
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bobbitt
Jall
Allen
Internediata
Patcolman
Dudeu Fed
Nis
Pallee Judes
Jatt
Allen Wan
Nance
Hie Artest
Camplant
Mgal
Abert
Hobbite
Mae
Owen
St ‘Ve
Camp Wald
Hte
Hardy Celebrates His 86th Birthday
The note states Hardy marks his 86th birthday with Athonva present while Allen faces bond terms. It mentions a possible release review and ongoing questions about confinement and eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy
Athonva
Haw
Tin
Allen
Putnam Educators to Meet Tuesday in Wine Melt Schoolhouse
Putnam county boards of advocacy plan a 9 oclock Tuesday morning conference at the Wine Melt schol house. The program runs 1 to 5 40 with district input discussions led by Superintendents and district boards new rural action talks by Lt Tuatin and health commissioner Dr Menshaw. The notice also records the voyage of Benjamin J Migsina who died near Coton Panama after a 12 000 mile trip from New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Schol
I. Thotupeon
Board of Reudation
Tuatin
Oatate
Rural Actionts
W. T. Uenmhaw
Edocustom
Plana
Tustin
Menshaw
Tod
Menja
Rain J. Migsina
New Zealand
Coton
Panama
Black Draught praised for stomach relief in family case
A Grantsboro North Carolina speaker touts Black Draught as reliable for biliousness constipation headaches backaches and pains in the sides. She recalls using it since childhood and recommends it for children and adults alike citing quick relief by correcting the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Sr
J. O. Woolard
Grantsboro
N. C
Poloona
Weaslard
New Books Placed on Shelves at Charleston Library
The Charleston Public Library unveils a diverse new selection including Arcturus Adventures by Beebe and Stand-Reading Youth by Mrs. Ethel Watts Muirnford. Other notable works cover architecture Gothic studies, theater production guides, Nile expedition narratives, and Christian history, with emphasis on practical reading for beginners and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Wileant Treebe
Ethel Watts Mruinford
Baegar J
Goodspeed
Ain
Ralph Adams Cramat
Olver Hinadelt
Wie
Dallan Texan
Little Theatre
Bern
A. Radelyne Duxgmory
Haint John
Charnwodtt
Ted Teineipien
M. Skolski
Valuin
Paine, Webber and Company
New York
Aml
Dace Turer
Holding His Own in Stomach Health Aid Ad
A letter extols a medicine for stomach trouble and related pains blaming bilicentian. The writer, endorsing “MAYERS” as harmony preparation, claims it cured a distant city case and helped a brother. The ad guarantees money back after one dose and cites C. A. Catterfield's Rexall store for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayers
C. A. Catterfield
Rexall
Adv
Saint Joseph's G F P Revives Hope for Women
Suffering and weak health among women are described as a result of broader civilizational burdens. The article introduces St Joseph's G F P as a remedy claimed to address catarrh and related ailments by relieving pain and distress that plague women, presenting it as a cure-all helping restore vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's A
Contemporary Plays Compiled By Samuel French Edition
A catalog review notes a triad of twenty one modern plays compiled by Samuel French for the University School of Commerce. Writers include American English Irish French and Hungarian authors. Titles mentioned feature The Tainted Stallion and A Sporting Chance among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Uerrick
Kia Urove
Edwin Ie Satin
Faith Wharton
Ben Ames
KIWANIANS HEAR OF ENGLAND TRIP
Captain Gomer Thomas spoke of his England trip at a Kiwanians luncheon. Six lehelas singers and instrumentalists presented music directed by Professor A. Potter. Attendees heard about rail travel, wartime impacts, and impressions of England and its people.
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Gomer Thomas
Salvationary
England
Lehelas
Fuont Muate
Kivalnis Uluib
Ing Piteonl
Nirs
Fe A. Potter
Hipother Alngern
Mita Lenore Mathway
Ser
Theriwin Wah
London
Darger
Ork
Lontin
Ivy
Bobby
New York
Tle
Captelt Thome
Deine Hamptud Court
Wertminster Abbey
En Gardenn
Henry
Londyo
Eesthourns
Yalvakian
EL Gm
Trial Opens Over Alleged Slayer Statement In Wheelings Court
In Wheeling a preliminary hearing today focused on an alleged confession by a teen suspect. Prosecution contends the statement by the boy was made without officials present and under questioning by a prosecutor in a courtroom cleared of underage witnesses. The case stems from a shooting at a residence where a woman was found wounded.
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Wheeling
Andon Gotoat
Dudice
Tun Atenes
Anta Fant
Brad Wyitrikman
Hie
Helms
Teathning
Wycho
Offlesra
Cos
Cennaliio Hel Fieen
Tetex
Pantera
Atteenes
Jacknay
Minera
Cainsi
Mia
Gasmide
Charleston
Drys
Telephone Cable Cut by Excavators in City Auction
A White contractor cutting telecommunication lines during excavation caused approximately 400 telephones to be cut in the city. The incident occurred as a contractor halted work after the disruption and the company investigated the damage while arranging repairs with local authorities.
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White
Weesiste
Jacobtroetn
Wey Cut
Chera
Peake
Potomac
Duleite
Ha Company
Murder charge pressed in Dusenberry death case
June 12 will see a murder charge filed against Roy Bakewell, 24, in the death of Harold Nuvenberry, age 10, in Uniontown area. Detective A W Hell, Sr., arrested Bakewell in Donora, Pa, after a complex sequence tied to a machine incident at Shady Geory Park and a disputed alibi. MacQuaid and Tinkewell are also implicated. Bakewell and MacQuaid to face further action before Alderman A W Darby.
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Mongantown
Roy Bakewell
MacQuattie
Harold Nuvenberry
Uniontown
A. W. Hell
Fayette County
Hakewell
Donora
Mornise
Cmeer
MacQuaide
Houth
Brownsville
Durenberes
Shady Geory Park
Dusenberry
MunichIna
Rakenseth
MacQuattn
Pendleton Portrait Hangs at State House
The Pendleton portrait sent by Mrs. Joseph K Lamar and Lavrent Pendleton of Atlanta was received at the State House yesterday and hung in the hall. The article notes a March 1877 to May 4, 2581 range and mentions Willand Kimtrough Penllevan as state superintendent, with reference to Latin government control of the flax crop and compelled delivery to government storehouses for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latyin Han
omMelala
Jury to be Given Case Against Chemical Firm
Mrs. Susan Cottle seeks 310,000 in damages alleging health harm and property deterioration from fumes from Westvaco Chemical Plant near South Charleston. Trial in circuit court opened amid witness testimony from locals, with defense planning expert chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Cottle
Weatvara Cillaring Products Company
South Charieston
Charleston
Enid
Dame Agea
South Charleston
Westvaco Corporasatlon
Mra Cottle
Police Inspect Juvenile Suspects Near Tiskelwah School
City police checked leads today near Tiskelwah School following a report by Arthur Anderson, the janitor, alleging juveniles broke into the school and damaged property yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluen
Tiskelwah School
Tne
Arthur Anderson
Tiskelwah
Basements windows broken and youths enter Pant weet
Report states basement windows were broken and barefoot youths entered the Pant weet building. A fire started in the basement and the hose was torn down. the emergency crew extinguished the blaze. Authorities say many women and boys involved and a full investigation will follow with parents contacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderzott
County Institutes Set for August Across State
County institutes for teachers will be held in five groups from August 9 to September 6. Locations include Cabell Huntington Calhoun Grantsville Clay Court House Lincoln Hamilton Monroe Union Putnam and many others across the state. In Liverpool, C Leach, 18, was sentenced to hang for poisoning his sweetheart.
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Fast Offihe Press
Tdle
Ocenia
Putnam Fadeless
Dace Dee Monroe Drug Company
Quincy
Ill
Hunk
Iowa
Cabell
Huntington
Calhoun
Grantaville
Clay
Clay Court House
Tinecoln
Hamits
Monroe
Union
Putnam
Winteld
Joan
Spencer
Boone
Madison
Gilmer
Glenvill Green
Drier
Honcoverth
Jefferson
Charles
Noy
Wang
Liverpool
Lactor C. Leach
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Sewrit
By Mae Ise Et Ane
Conservative Loan Company
505 Union Building
Capitol 600
Chautauqua
Seaton
Channing Pollock
Moscow
Arcturus Adventures
Beebe
ST. Joseph’s G. F. P
Agnen
Dependon
Salvation Army
Luscheon
Vag
Mansee
Chardon
Tia Dow Phowid
Louis Linsky
United States
Hold Bakewell
Dusenbery
Companion
Morgantown Street
State House
Pendleton
Arter Paint & Glass
Ale Street
Amazon
Mathews Etonate CO
Cavital
Fresh Brocke
Ceade
Gare
Syeelal Btm
Bs Mad
Tety St. Nuty
ATO
Performatoan
Ocr
Ea MO
Tires
Snl Tole
Protortionaia Vricen
Ryeny Wreas
Quarrier St
Lilian Gish
Movie Nations
Europe
Charles W Duell
Walt
Lefiby
Malcolm Jackson
the Quality Shop
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