Certificates Issued To State Pharmacists Amid Fraud Case
A statehouse announcement lists pharmacists across Charleston Huntington Cumberland Fairmont and others receiving certificates on June 10 11 as part of a disputed transfer tied to alleged coercion and arrest threats. The court debates equity on duress and invalidates transfers while ordering remedies and costs.
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of Pharmacy
AM Walker
Sutton
Hous
Tom Weihler
Charleston
George £. Tank 311
Sky 7
Jt Dischot
Huntington
Ovcar
W. Crang
Lester J. Hunn
Muntington
Harry D. Wumphries
Farquhar stock scheme questioned in civil case
The case centers on Farquhar and the alleged misrepresentation about stock value and options. Plaintiffs seek civil remedy, arguing voluntary surrender of 50 000 shares, worth millions, aimed at undoing prior misstatements and to effect a civil outcome rather than criminal charges.
Globe Circlers 4 at Gav in the evening
The dispatch describes travel delays on a Trans-Siberian route toward Berlin. The writers fear missing a connecting train at Omsk and worry about a disrupted schedule. They note nerves frayed by mishaps but remain hopeful of reaching Berlin by nightfall and continuing toward Menara, with plans to meet a 6 20 arrival in Mannow and a cautious, late-night stretch ahead.
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Gav
Oketting
Nertin Tontele
Omsk
Berlin
Sonn
Seury
Menara
John
Meare
Pacin
Prohibition Enforcement Leaders Discuss State Dry Law
Pehn aytvatia fundes the enforcement with WCTU members and state officials to oversee penalties and wages. Ela Grorke of Denver Fallin Ta and Leah Coll Macon oversee a $6,250,000 dry law fund. George Crankey admits devoting time to backing dry legislation in the state capital.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
Tenver Fallin Ta
W. UT. U
Leah Coll Macon
George Crankey
Jinerisbure
Ice Cream Social Planned in South Charleston
Ice cream social postponed due to rain will be held at Stop 3 on the South Carolina road between 7 and 1. The event is hosted by the South Charleston Yamaha club music department and invites Charleston and South Charleston residents. The May event continues a tradition open to the public.
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SO. Charleston
Astors Reunited Coming Back Home Paris
June reports indicate John Jacob Astor IV and Mrs Astor plan a homeward reunion after years of estrangement that nearly wrecked their marriage. The couple will spend time in Newport before returning to Europe, with preparations and travel details sketched amid Parisian ceremony scenes and public interest.
WV Judge Latrzelle faces impeachment amid coal contract case
The West Virginia legislature weighs impeachment of Judge Latrzelle over alleged conflicts of interest in coal leases and royalties dating to 1924. Parties include Connelville Ty Loducta Coal, Arkwicknt Cant, and miners unions. court defenses note personal financial ties influenced rulings.
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Latrzzele
Cramebita Gabe
Virginia
Lwu Caxea
Wiiich
Pinintifse
Connellsvilhy Hy-Produrta Coat Company
Arkwiae Coat Company
Marendt
Anya
Jude
Larzelle
Jones A. Sulsley
Casa Dietrict
Metongilla County
West Virginia
Xa Judge-nitch
Ibeothera
Alaterase
Callanda
Jalien A. Pataley
Mlecthiuy
Conhelinvile Ty Loducta Coal Company
Arkwicknt Cant Company
Piaintit
Herowleh Axon
Caren
Almilor
Fanvea
Cleveland and Morsuntewr
Turs~ Glove
Detents Unter
Lear and
Meellad
Daxzelle
Jorge Minsmun Reyal- Nex
Janda
Ian Jensa
Tosepn Purntove
Awnee
Cam Banten
Taezello
James A. Patvles
Tenge Zelle
United Mine Workers of America
Ducine
Crowded Women Stand In Awe At Victory Parade Sight
Newsreel describes a wartime crowd with women in front and a growing audience outside, as soldiers march by and a national anthem plays. The scene captures a somber yet hopeful mood with banners and a tableau of unity amid a ceremonial procession.
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Chala
Emus
Timdly
Lon
Anortco
Volcen
Cremencoue
Germany
Mimbar
D ruggists discuss penalties and education reforms at national congress
During a convention, Druggists advocate reducing the two year Latin requirement for pharmacy students and support reforms to curb alcohol and narcotic sales. Speakers include Professor E. S. Tater and Frank Trattar, with plans for a National Library of Pharmacy headquarters costing $100,000 to be built in Washington.
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Es.tater
Wanltiute
Jon
American Phare Maceutical Association
Mia National
Apernor
Nas Uonal
Washington
National
Lbrary of Pharmacy
Rabbis Challenged at Wolsey Convention Tune
Asheville on June 21 a furline thrust for broader reform in Judaism sparked debate at the thirty seventh annual central conference of American Rabbis. Rabbi Louis Wooney of Philadelphia urged a philosemitic interpretation marching toward Palestine while urging unity among Reform clergy. He claimed Jewish law should reflect growing knowledge and life needs, calling for action toward a modern understanding of Israel’s religion. The gathering included many attendees from West Virginia and Charleston and featured speeches by Alfred Walker and other officers, with discussions on appointing a field secretary and organizational matters.
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Asheville, X
Orthoder Judalen
Hin Brathers
Reformed Church
Israel
Rabhi Louis Woony
Phildelphia
Minn
Ufe
Palestine
Ile
Europa
Tala Commonwealth
Two Brants in Prison Garb Given Court Sentence
Two brothers from Brnckton named Brancix were convicted of assault and robbery while intoxicated. One attacked a man and stole $200, another took $25 from a second victim. They received five years in Concord jail.
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Tune Brothers Tomorcaw
Ark
Jahn Bk
Sheehan
Anime Munis
Dillon Counsel for Road Commission Named in Fayette Road Fight
W Dillon of Faysttr vikin acts for the state road commission in the Beckwith road location dispute with Fayette residents. He is not counsel for plaintiffs led by A B Belcher, as claimed in yesterday's Gazette.
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Road Commission
Co. W. Dillon
Faysttrvikin
Depala Breed
Fayette
Beckwith Road
A. B. Belcher
Cerer
Yeatertay
Dible class to entertain on church lawn in Logan
Logan Memorial church plans a Dible class entertainment on the church lawn. A large crowd is expected as the Logan chamber of commerce holds a special meeting Thursday evening June 24 to discuss important matters and invite citizen participation.
Advertising needs in optometry discussed at Charleston meeting
At a Charleston gathering several optometrists urged caution about advertising claims and emphasized patient education. They argued that advertising alone cannot convey proper eye care and the public should understand what an optometrist does before selecting care. The group approved launching an educational campaign next year to clarify services offered by eye clinics.
Disabled Veterans Bill Debated in Senate Meeting
The Disabled American Veterans push a compensation bill in the United States Senate. Leaders including John OW Mahan and Lt. Col. Lutz urge broader veteran aid and faster support for mental health and wartime service repercussions. Washington dispatch notes the measure seeks equal allowances for disabled veterans and officials expect calendar action soon.
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Atlanta
Gow
United States Senate
Washington
Whittite
Inn
Mion Co
Rules Committee
Senate
John OW. Mahan
Beckley Child Injured After Cherry Tree Fall
An accident on North Kanawha Street left George W. Daler Jr confined at home after a cherry tree limb broke under his weight. Meanwhile local parents and teachers organize two meetings led by Mrs Floren H Benson of Veights for rural association efforts. An engagement was announced between Lillian Asher of Paint Pleasant and George W Bright of Leckley with a July wedding planned in Point Piermont Mississippi.
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Kanawha Street
Bair
Floren H. Benson
Praaisent
Parent-Teachera Association of Veights
Woodrow Witken
Theera
Achocia
Veeckles
Leckley
Sisax Lillian Asher
George W. Bright
Mies Asher
Point Piermont
Miea Anher Haw
Ha Graded Rchanl
Paat
Dersonnaln
Mise
Marroret Pulte
Mra
Milppa
Neville Mreet
Conservatory of
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Thinati, Chin
Sable Hacer
Mex J. We Wathking
Lina M. Ifledene
Gr. Andrerofa
Belne
Chariextan
Mae Elizabeth Malcolm
Camphetl Court
Guyeta
Mimere Macha
Anna ‘Sededelek
Hantingtan
Mian
Helen Moss
George Moxa
North
Creva Ainplow
Aletura Minson Yayo
Mary Werm
Charleston
Dirk Clyde Scott
Maury
Aston
Manon County
Jin
Aid Aire
J. Lowin Dumgardnee
George Colebank
Foulla
Wilitsmia Street
Relae
Vairmont
Byrd and Bennett Arrive in New York Harbor
Lt Cdr Richard Byrd and Lt Bennett arrive with the polar expedition party in New York after flying over the north pole. A quarantine and welcoming ceremonies with officials and family follow at the Battery and City Hall, with broadcasts on WHYC. Governor Moore and Mayor Walker prepare formal receptions in Washington and New York.
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New York
Richard KH. Byrd Ait Piet Finyd
Bennett
North Pole
New York Harbor
Polar Reef
New Jersay
City of
Mra
Byrd
Hite
Virdinia
Roanett
Walker
WHYC
Radio Nation
Congress
Moore
New Jersey
Alan
Washington
National Geographie
Elazy
Coolidge
Hubbard
Gust of Wind Fatal to Child in Chetnut Street Area
Maen Wynn June 23 a gust of wind caused a drowning near 612 Cheatnut street. Roland Back age 2 son of Willan Back died after being blown into a pond while playing with other children. Local reports say the accident occurred at about 8 in the evening.
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Wynn
Maen
Roland Back
Willan Back
Cheatnut Street
Llm
Ex-Marine in Poor Health Takes Own Life
KINGWOOD June 15 Leaving the home of his father synth Boverette who lives about three miles west Newburg Fred Emerson age 21 failed to return home at noon today. Search found his dead body just over the hill from the family home. he apparently had taken his own life. The young man recently returned home after five years with the United States Marines and had been recently rated in Cuba. He contracted malaria fever during service and reportedly faced a prognosis of little time left. This morning he took a drug and started out presumably to news. Found shortly after noon the wound showed he probably died instantly. Coroner J. F. Hultman declined to rule suicide pending investigation. Besides the father and mother, four brothers and two sisters survive. Funeral arrangements had been made today.
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Kingwood
Samen Boverette
Newburg
Fred Emerson
United State Marines
Cuba
Tha
Marin
Exeamin Wan
J. F. Hutlman
Henides
Pullman Denies Racial Bias in Sleeping Cars
Washington June 1 1933 The Pullman company denied discrimination against Negro passengers in railway sleeping cars saying it does not exclude or limit service by color The statement came during a federal inquiry sparked by a Chicago lawyer J J Tlapi en who claimed he was refused a berth from Atlanta to Chicago The company argued its policy is non discriminatory and that the record shows equal treatment for all passengers under existing rules and agreements
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Washington
Pullman Company
Morea
J. J. Tlapien
Chitago
Atlanta
Chicago
Warden
Uh Pullman Company
Harden
Mayor Kendrick barred from Sesqui Centennial events
Philadelphia dispatch reports the Ku Klux Klan was denied permission to parade or use the Sesqui Centennial auditorium for meetings next September. The Klan day was removed from the program and actions included canceling parades at the Parkway and exposition grounds.
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Ku Klux Klan
Kendrick
Dotien Perinita Ia
Parkway
Exposition Grounds
Magndia
Winter
A. I. Sut~son
Bengu
Clark Protests Over Weekend Confrontation
Clark denounces the group for rough behavior and threatens action after being interrupted during a discussion. He laments lack of fair chance to speak and accuses peers of high handed conduct. He vows not to endure the situation any longer.
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Willis
Clark
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