Bad Luck Follows Probationer Pike
Mike Piko a federal probationer was arrested in a raid at 1350 Jackson street with a gallon and a half of moonshine seized He is held without bond on probation charges from a prior term and faces three liquor charges One customer faced a two year prison sentence. Also Herman Holley Lewis Blitz and Winnie Yancy were bound on minor charges after Tuesday night arrests by federal agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Piko
Abbott and
Carnes
Weese
Jackson Street
Yester
Pike
Dudge George W. McClintic
United States District Court
Herman
Holley and
Lewis v. Blitz
Kingston
Theodore “Win-nie
Kingston Pilots Involved In Automobile Seizure Case
Five gallons of liquor were seized and two strangers from Kingston were said to be involved with an automobile. Yancy was described as acting as pilot for the two men during the incident.
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Sezure
Yancy
Kingston
Compensation Awards Granted Coal Miners
Two coal miners were granted compensation by Lee Ott for work injuries. John Crenshaw of Kimball received 8.60 weekly for 100 weeks at 25 percent disability totaling 860 dollars, employed by King Coal Company. Victor Ringer of Masontown got 16 dollars weekly for 220 weeks at 55 percent disability totaling 3,520 dollars, employed by Bethlehem Mine Corporation of Reedaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ott
John Crenshaw
Kimball
King Coal Company
Victor Ringer
Masontown
Bethlehem
C C Prporation
Reedaville
State Grading Board Finishes Exam Paper Grading
The state grading board finished grading 1 500 teachers exam papers with 12 000 to 15 000 submissions across 11 subjects. Work began May 27 under 11 graders led by M M Brooks of Buckhannon and continued until yesterday.
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State Grading Board
M. M. Brooks
Buckhannon
Permit Issued for Appalachian Electric Power Office
The City Building Inspector issued the permit for Appalachian Electric Power Company’s new Virginia street office in Truslow, priced at 229000. Additional permits included repairs and alterations for M C A on Capitol street and various dwellings and garages priced up to 9000, with names such as Ward and Ward and Mrs I L Laird listed among applicants.
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Appalachian Electric Power Company
Virginia Street
Truslow
N. S. Stark, Jr
Ward and
Fern West Avenue
Margaret S. Laing
Myrtle Avenue
Lawrence Rames
Seventh Avenue
H. Taylor
E Barrar
Edgewood Drive
C. P
Mary R. Melton
Washington Street
Washington ‘Street
Frankenberger
Summers Street
P. Peyton
Beunring Street
S. H. Ashworth
Crescent Road
Bears, Roebuck and Company
Albert Griffith
Bigley Avenue
Edison stamps arrive at Charleston post office for anniversary
The post office issues Edison stamps to mark the 60th anniversary of electric light. They arrived in Charleston yesterday after first going on sale in Buffalo weeks earlier. In Liverpool marriage records Edith Mansall identifies as the 37th child of a father with five marriages.
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Post Office
Charleston
Buffalo
Liverpool
Edith Mansall
Notable visitors and events at White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur Springs hosts guests from Washington New York and Boston for meetings and leisure. James A Farrell U S Steel head to speak on Trade Development before the National Association of Flat Roll Steel Manufacturers. H G Charles addresses the group and W E Humphrey of the federal trade commission discusses site government in industry. The Women’s West Virginia State Golf Association plans a July tournament bringing about a hundred golfers to town for the Fourth.
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White Sulphur Springs
Hampton Gary
Washington
Alfred ¥. Townley
New York
Hot Springs
Francis B. Whitton
Jack Eliott
Sweet Springs
James A. Farrell
U. S. Steel Corporation
Wil
National Association of
H. G. Charles
W. E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Walter H. Close
Greenbrier
J. J. Daly
Philadelphia
Edith van Horn
William Carroll
Charleston
Charters Granted to Hiawatha Oil Corp and Lewisburg Furniture
Secretary of State George W. Sharp issued a charter for the Hiawatha OIL corporation of Wheeling authorizing 200 shares without par value. Incorporators include J. W. Gassett J. M. Patterson M. J. Poth Herbert McConnell and F. H. Brinkman of Wheeling. The Lewisburg Furniture company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sharp
Hiawatha Oil Corporation of
Wheeling
J. W. Gassett
J. M. Patterson
Cleveland
M. J. Poth
Herbert McConnell
F. H. Brinkman
Lewisburg Furniture Company
Incorporation and dissolution filings in Lewisburg
The Lewisburg firm incorporates with capital stock of 825000. Incorporators include Mason Bell BE Bell J EB Bell C B Allen and R E Sydenstricker all of Lewisburg. Also filed articles of voluntary dissolution.
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Lewisburg
Mason Bell
BE. . Bell
J. EB. Bell
C. B. Allen
R E. Sydenstricker
Vortex Equipment Company and Clover Splint Cost Co Records
In state records Vortex Equipment Company of Fayetteville filed documents in the secretary of state office. Clover Splint Cost Company of Pittsburgh received authorization to raise capital stock from 12 500 to 14 000 shares without par value.
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Vortex Equipment Company
Fayetteville
Clover Splint Cost Company of
Pittsburgh
James Wittame Acquitted in Theft Case In Court
James Wittame is acquitted of theft after a chaotic Chicago courtroom scene where Robert Boskine collapsed then confessed to the crime under cross examination, the jury delivering the acquittal.
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Petjurer
Chicago
James Wittame
Robert Boskine
Bus
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