Recount in May 12 Primary To Resume In Court
The county court plans to resume the May 12 primary recount after the state supreme court allowed an appeal demanding bond guarantees. Attorneys for Brawley de Gruyter Melton said cash shares of daily costs are ready. several candidates remain listed for recounts with nine o clock apportionment expected.
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State Supreme Court
A. H. Toothman
Toothman
D. Earl Brawley
J. A. deGruyter, Sr
Justice of the Peace
W. E. Melton
Te Fourt
Brawley
Mr. de Gruyter
Samuel B. Chilton
Charles C. Morris
L L. Cavender
Gladys Melton
W. A. Melton
John Melton
James Melton
Fanny Melton
Ethel Darien
Corda Bailey
Josephine Chatfield
Beulah Atkins
Lee Griffith
C. H. Walton
G. RK. Conner
J. L. Phillips
Vada Webb
Ernest Anderson
D. F. Stonestreet
Firemen Abandon Search For Body In Kanawha River
City firemen halted efforts to recover a man reportedly drowned near the wharf boat in the Kanawha River after receiving only a single tip of a splash and a shout. They expressed doubt anyone was in the water and concluded the search.
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City
Kanawha
Commissioner Authorizes Dividend at Hamlin Bank
George Ward state banking commissioner authorized a five percent dividend for depositors of Farmer and Merchants bank at Hamlin. The payout, totaling 4,733, will raise cumulative to 15 percent and occur within a few days. Ward travels to Philadelphia for the Democratic national convention with several state officials already there.
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Farmer ‘and Merchants Bank
Hamlin
George Ward
Luota
Ward
Philadelphia
Kump
Holt
K. B. McLaughlin
Agriculture
C. Worrell
Juty
B. C. Kelly
The
Liquor Commission
Huntington Woman Named Control Board Secretary
Huntington resident Miss Virginia Wallis was named acting secretary to the state board of control, succeeding Mrs. Lois Smith. Wallis had served as secretary to board president James A. Chambers, who resigned in May. Mrs. Smith stepped down about a week ago.
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Virginia Wallis
Huntington
State Board of Control
Lois Smith
Wallis
James A. Chambers
Smith
Weather Bureau Reports Greater Drought Damage
Weather Bureau from Parkersburg reports intensified drought impact across the state with unusually high sunshine and scarce stock water in many areas as the week ends Tuesday.
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Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Parkersburg
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