Spaulding Again Wins Damage Suit in Charleston
Os car lee Hambrick, administrator of Lee Allen Hambrick, sued T. K. Spaulding for 10000 dollars claiming death in a 1932 automobile collision at Main street and Glenwood avenue West Charleston. The jury awarded Spaulding after retrials following supreme court reversal. Both sides argued fault for failing to stop before entering Main from Glenwood.
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T. K. Spaulding
Charleston
Oscar Lee Hambrick
Lee Allen Hambrick
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Lee Hamerick
Main Street
Glenwood Avenue
West Charleston
Glenwood
Cecil Harris Receives Four Years in Federal Case
Cecil Harris of Charleston was arrested last Friday by federal officers for violating the Harrison narcotic act and sentenced to four years in Leavenworth penitentiary in a Bluefield federal court. Officers allege he employed young boys to obtain narcotic prescriptions forged on stolen hospital and doctor blank forms, leading to his capture after agents trailed a boy sent to a drug store for morphine.
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Cecil Harris
Charleston
Leavenworth
Bluefield
Barvis
Farris
Cone
Harris
Burks Trial Set in Larceny Case in Beckley Court
The trial of Sherman Burks and Virginia Burks alias Dixie Lee for larceny of 528 dollars from Jonathan Brabhan of Beckley is scheduled for today in the intermediate court before Judge Collett Littlesage.
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Sherman
Virginia Burks
Dixie Lee
Jonathan Brabhan
Beckley
Collett Littlesage
Nitro News Baseball Plans and Admission Change
Nitro News reports manager Earl Snyder plans a Sunday game plus a four game double header on July 4 with several teams to be invited, including a potential visit from the Charleston Tigers Negro team after Nitro slipped to a 3 to 2 defeat last Sunday on a muddy field. Proceeds from a new ten cent grandstand and five cent viewing fee will fund balls and visiting clubs. Local births and visits noted follow.
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Earl Snyder
Viscore
Charleston Tigers
Nitro
H.C. Galloway
Max
Bobby
Falmath
Charles Raynes
Robert Sedwick
Garland Kilgore
C. G
Pat) Crow
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Huntington
Grover Wardrop
St. Albans
Crow
Nifre
A. W. Fleming
Itch problem prompts Charleston shoppers to seek relief
In Charleston, shoppers are urged to visit Patterfield's or Gates Bonative Lotion for a bottle of relief. The ad promises to stop embarrassment and discomfort, highlighting a large bottle and widespread availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterfield's
Gates
Tech
Doctor’s prety eciphin Cyriex Slss-Tex touted for kidney relief
Ad warns kidney health risks from drastic drugs and veglect. It promotes Cyriex Slss-Tex as a fast safe treatment claiming to restore vitality in 43 hours and guarantee 10 years younger in a week with money back. It mentions Ossiex calling a dose at a drape and a Proter’s guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossiex Colls
Readers' Forum letters mix memory praise and policy views
A collection of readers letters honors the late Dean Hogg, praises his disposition, and questions political labels. Citizens discuss Route 44 completion, Kanawha New River valley development, and economic potential, urging federal and state aid, industry growth, and practical policy over rhetoric. A note mentions Britain's subsidy totals.
Volunteer Grocers Parade for Second Anniversary Sale
Volunteers from Volunteer Grocers, an independent network of food stores in Charlestes West Virginia, parade through main streets with birthday banners and loudspeakers to celebrate their second anniversary sale opening today and running through July. The event highlights the growth of this group of progressive home merchants in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Charlestes
Roosevelt Tax Plan Aims to Push Through Congress
The piece argues Roosevelt relies on Felix Frankfurter and Marriner Eccles as chief advisers while sidelining Democratic leaders. It claims the La Follette faction drives the program, planning to pass a broad tax and deficit agenda this session, ending talk of a radical Roosevelt third party in 1936.
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Nlc Sant
Roosevelt
Felix Frankfurter
Brian Trust
Larik
Marriner Eeeles
Federal Reserve Board
Morgant
Treasury
Moley
House of Senate
Senate
Congress
LaFolleiteys
White House
Victim Refuses Testimony Faces New Robbery Charge
Victim in a pistol armed robbery case refused to testify in intermediate court. T. W. Rogers of Marmet War is jailed on a compounding felony charge after a warrant signed by D. J. Savage and issued by Justice Edwin Watson. Rogers awaits hearing before Judge S Callett Lidllepare as October 25 bond set at $1,000.
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T. W. Rogers
Rogers
D. J. Savage
Justive of the Peace
Edwin 5
Watson
Extell Pauline
Louise McCoy
Estin Pauley
S. Callett Lidllepare
Miss McCoy
Jury Views Land Sought For New Power Project
A circuit court jury toured a Marmet land tract owned by Dr. H O H Smallridge in condemnation proceedings by Kanawha Valley Power Co. The firm seeks part in fee for Marmet dam project and an easement on adjacent land for power lines. Testimony continues into the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmet
H. OH. Smallridge
Kanawha Valley Power Company
Power Company
Marmet Dam
Cf Tes
School Bus Drivers To Get Safety Cards
Membership cards in the school bus operators safety club are to be issued to bus drivers who have violated none of the rules and regulations and who have been involved in no serious accidents during the year. The regulations were prepared by W. W. Trent state superintendent of schools Ernest L. Bailey state road commissioner and Col PB. D. Shingleton superintendent of the department of public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Trent
Ernest L. Bailey
PB. D. Shingleton
Department of Public Safety
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Burks
B. F. Winter
F. A. Suter
Carl E. Bohnert
Fairmont
The
Florists Telegraph Delivery Association
Nitro News
Carey System, Inc
After Paint & Glass Co
Hale Ae Fhone
Yonkers
Ferry House
Interstate Park
Hudson
Joan Christy
May Chadwick
Associated Press
Dean Hogg
Man
O. J. Morrison
Gazette
Gazette 2T
Pocahontas County
Hog
C. W, Slavin
Marlinton
Editor Gazette
Rainelle
Hinton
Athens
Summers County
Kanawha-New River Valley
Kanawha-New Rver Valley
United States
Eam
Wm. H. Sawyers
Britain
Gotham
Murad. Hanning
Tute
Ssth ST
New York City
Taustaov
Scienti
Time & Science
Invader
Jury
Diamond Ice and Coal Co
Haif
Laules
Pachee
Sewell
J. Morrison
Horlice
Cline
Gillette
People’s
Deck
Corner State
State
Summers
C. K. Wilson
Lifebuoy Shaw
Colgate’s
DIAL
General Electric
Electric Home Appliance CO. J
QO. J. Morrison Department Store CO
Capitol ST
Dickinson
Ane
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