Six Arabs Killed and Corporal Wounded in Jerusalem Battles
In Jerusalem today six Arabs were killed and a British corporal severely wounded as two clashes pitted native rebels against British troops and police. At Kabalan the five hour fight left four Arabs dead, four wounded, and many insurgents captured. In Akreba Seaforth Highlanders routed terrorists, four Arabs dead and one wounded, with a Seaforth corporal gravely wounded.
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Jerusalem
Holy Land
Kabalan
Akreba
Seaforth Highlanders
Seaforth
Bankers of West Virginia Meet at Hot Springs
Bankers of West Virginia arrive for the 43rd convention at Hot Springs with a banquet to open sessions. Prof. E W Kemmerer of Princeton will speak. President F E Fish reports on the year’s work. Homer Gebhardt and Hill Stump also will report. Addresses will be given by Rubel, Shennan, and Berger. West Virginia fiduciary society to meet in the afternoon.
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Mot Springs
West Virginia
E. W. Kemmerer
Princeton University
FE. L. Fish
Sisters Villa
Homer Gebhardt
Huntington
Hill Stump
Adrian
Donald C. Rubel
Philadelphis
Maurice G. Shennan
Wilkes-Barre
Lee C. Fred Berger
Norristown
West Virginia Fiduciary Society
Rainey Held to Answer Counterfeiting Charge
United States Commissioner A. W Fitzwater held J. T. Rainey of Charleston to the federal grand jury on a charge of possessing and passing 0 cent counterfeit coins. T. G. Gunn was held for further investigation and H. Whittaker was released after arrest in June at Cedar Grove following a report of counterfeit coins passed at a gasoline service station.
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United States
A. W Fitzwater
J. T. Rainey
Charleston
G Land
T. G. Gunn
H. Whittaker
Rainey
Cedar Grove
Damage Suit Filed Over Death At Crown Hill Crossing
Suit filed in circuit court by J. Howard Hundley as administrator of the Clarence H. Martin estate against the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for 250 dollars. Martin, who lived at Crown Hill, was struck by a train while walking at a crossing on February 25.
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J. Howard Hundley
Clarence H. Martin
Crown Hill
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
Martin
Admitted to Practice for Willard L Brown in Charleston
Willard Lewis Brown of Charleston was admitted to practice in the intermediate court yesterday upon the motion of C. C. Dickerson.
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Willard Lewis Brown
Charleston
C. C. Dickerson
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Bankers of
Hot Springs
Orn
Bigelow
Virgina
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