Mallison Takes Duties Today As Governor's Aide
Mallison named secretary to the governor as a change of administration at noon brings a new chief contact for the public. The Clarksburg newspaper man, born in Rocky Mount, S C in 1884, has a long press career and will serve alongside Sullivan, a veteran West Virginia newspaperman, as private secretary to the governor.
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Clarksburg
Col. J. V. Sullivan
West Virginia
Sam T. Mallison
Main
Mr. Mall
Telegram
Iore
Gore
Ant
Washington
Sullivan
Jessico Sullivan
Leon
Marcan
Gallia County
Ohio
Fayette County
W. J. Sullivan
Department of Mines
Virginia
Harridon County
Charleston
State Auditor
Charleston Gazette
State Counell
Defense
Morgan
Inauguration
Georse W. Sharp
Mama Protector
Ang Fish Department
Houston Young
Ewer
Howard B.lee
Finceld
England
John W. Sadan
Tewla County
Janes I. Stewart
Uphold Decision In Case Of Mrs Maggie White
The supreme court upheld the circuit court verdict awarding Mrs Maggie White one dollar against Ohio Valley Electric Railway for injuries after an interurban ride. Her car passed her stop and she and her daughter faced danger on the track, prompting the suit and damages. Other appellate actions included reversals and new trials in Cabell and Monongalia counties with various verdicts and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Cabell County
Ohio Valley Electric Railway
Calel County
Magee
Wnell
White
Marsh County
Eireit
Tnnet
Gie Huntington
Tasucunes Humpty
W. A. Carlton
Blair Parke Cart
Fighler Davia Fuel Company
Monongalia
Hn Zink
Marshall County
Request for Mail Order Samples Detailing Material Interest
Customer writes to the mail order department requesting samples. They specify interest in specific materials, quantities, and finishes, asking for catalogs, price lists, and lead times. The note emphasizes material characteristics, potential applications, and preferred shipping options.
Salvation Army Opens Services at Charleston Citadel
Joseph Hammond of the Salvation Army opened a series of meetings at the Charleston citadel last night. The public is invited to attend the 8 oclock nightly sessions this week with Major and Mrs David Malin assisting in the program.
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Joseph Hammond
Salvation Army
Mal
Hil Yekrs
Charleston Citadel
Majer
Mre
David Malin
Washington Day in Congress Hints of Filibuster Trouble
A scrambled Washington diary records officials at work, a senator seat contest, and rising filibuster fears as Congress faces stalled actions. Mentions McNary Hawgen, pensions, and investigations into wartime funds amid a tense political day.
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Tnet
Coolage
Mitchell Will Rais
Army Air Chief
Daws
Ann
Smith W. Brenkhart
Senate
Congress
Wills House
Cormittee
Disabled Soldiers League
Nighttime search raid ruled illegal by supreme court
The Supreme Court affirmed a lower ruling that a search of Frank Marcente’s home could not be conducted at night without a warrant explicitly allowing night entry or force. Marcente had been convicted of first degree murder for killing deputies during a raid, but the court found the warrant did not authorize nocturnal entry or forcible measures.
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Court of Appeals
Tlarrigon County
Theo Ottlears
Beloeert
Marcente
John ‘Dean
New Athens
Nymsad
Mareente
Supreme Court
Court of Apnsals
Guatain Marcenik
Court of Appetty
Marvenles
Alowenthc
Improvement for N. R. S. Planned at board session
Mentenmery, president of New River State college, appeared before a joint boards of education and control session and outlined current programs. Major Ford reported a general discussion, with the board deciding New River State will focus on junior college work and reduce emphasis on secondary or high school subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. Martin
New River State College
Mentenmery
Boards of Education and Control
George M. Ford
New River State
Illness and family updates in Quincy News
Mrs. John Uarmon remains ill at Mec Millan hospital while Vivian Lively, previously ill at Charlestim hospital, has returned to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Marl Lively. Members of the Baptist church adjourned a meeting.
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John Uarmon
Mec Millan Hospital
Vivian Lively
Marl Lively
Baptist Adler Ald
Local Society Notes Highlight Visits and Moves
The society page notes an all day quilting event at the church on Wednesday. Merrill Bailey recently visited Mast Bante. Mrs Laura Estep returned to Charles ton Miss. Mattie Turner Ethel Harmon and Folgac Williams visited Mrs John Harton. Aliss Rather Lambert and her parents moved to Middleport C that week. Miss Etta Wanimends recovered from a long illness at home. Mrs FP G Clendenin and family were shopping in Charleston Friday.
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Merrill Bailey
Mast Bante
Laura Estep
Charleston
Mis
Mattie Turner
Ethel Harmon
Folgac Wiliams
John Harton
Aliss Rather Lambert
Middleport
Etta Wanimends
River stages show declines after yesterday rises
The New River at Narrow yesterday stood around four feet and is now falling. Ohio River readings list Kanawha Falls at about 5.8 feet, Cincinnati at 29.1 feet and falling, Pittsburgh at 12.8 feet and falling, Parkersburg at 7.7 feet and falling, Point Pleasant at 17.8 feet and falling, and Cincinnati at 29.1 feet. London's Black Maria is replaced by a motor coach for prisoners.
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Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Ohio
Pittedsburgh
Parkersburg
Point Please Ant
Cincinnati
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Mallison
Maggie White
Kanai
Stanley Ovagse
Raby
Ketawha
George Danke
Madeline Green
Kanawhe
Tama B. Gitlispia
Kanazwhit
Robert Saunders
Katie Jefferison
Beth
Isanawia
Varene M. Settle
Helen Gooper
Kanawne County
Ider
Heralds of
Old England
Capitol Annex
Rodier
Eagles
Cheney
Ferromiecre
Mallinson
Anderson
Normandy
Tie
N. R.S
Board of Control
Quincy News
Ru Sewyory
America
London
Kearse
Roy Barnes
Wanda Hawley
Harry Myers
Tully Marshall
Jack Daffy
Sylvia Breamer
Keith
DI Gaetanos
Homer Miles & CO
Beets & Partner
Bob George Denby
Dawn
Sowa. Loc
Admisse Foo Cari
G&a
Thurs, Fri
Sat
Tom MIX
Steinway
THE
Percy Grainger
Ering
Lester
Brunswick Radiola
Radiola
Steinway & Sons
Brunswick Phonograph
Brunswick
York
Quarrier Street
Charleston, W. Va
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