Driver Convicted of Involuntary Manslaughter
In Huntington on March 4, Jas. of Huntington was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in common pleas court for the death of Mrs. Veria Long, struck by a Bla automobile last November 1. Blas sentenced to six months in jail and fined 200 dollars. He testified he did not stop thinking no one was hurt as she fought from a street car.
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Ea Ngtosn
H. Jas
Huntington
Common Pleas
Mra
Veria Lon Ao Wan
Bla Humobile
Blas
Fam
Cooper Case Progress In Interurban Railway Suit
Three days of testimony have been taken in the suit of Cooper against the Interurban Railway Company. After preliminary evidence and instructions, opening arguments resume this morning with a verdict expected today. The claim concerns damages for the death of a relative.
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Interurban Railway Company
Cooper
Cooper's Auto Crash at Chelyn Sparks Second Trial
An automobile collision at a Chelyn crossing with an interurban car led to a second trial after the first verdict for the plaintiff was set aside amid witness perjury confessions. A large crowd of witnesses observed the proceedings.
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Cooper's
Chelyn
Marriage Licenses Issued in Kanawha County Yesterday
Marriage licenses issued yesterday by the Kanawha County clerk include Eugene M. Settle age 23 and Helen Geneva Cowper age 21 of Kanawha County. Ralph Foster 20 and Ruby Catherine Farley 18. Herb Powell 19 and Virginie W Thompson 17. Cooper 26 and Goldie Turley Qa bow at ft. Sohn Guthrie 25 and Octavia V Fall 1% both of Kanawha County.
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Kanawha County
Eugene M. Settle
Helen Geneva Cowper
Ralph Foster
Ruby Catherine Farley
Kanawha
Herb Powell
Virginie W Thompson
Potterfield ad offers Dave's Mentha-Pepsin relief for stomach distress
An old advertisement from A Potterfield Builtman's Cut Rate Drug Store touts Dave's Mentha-Pepsin as a quick fix for gas indigestion and dyspepsia. It promises relief within ten minutes, easing dizziness and nervous symptoms, and claims over 6,000 bottles sold in a New Jersey town last year.
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A. Potterfield
Builtman
Bulttman
Dave
New Jersey
Today s Cross Word Puzzle Solving Clues and Pattern
A fragment describes solving cross word puzzles with clues and patterns. It mentions white spaces forming words horizontally and vertically and hints at word ends and design patterns guiding letter placement. The text references ends of words and cross forming additional words within the grid.
Fragmentary Wordlist and Public Notice Text
A garbled OCR page lists varied phrases and fragmentary terms such as a public notice, names, months, and scattered definitions. It includes references to a public notice, a month, a state, and stray phrases about health and exposure to the flu, with no coherent narrative or event.
Engineers Trade Board Hearing On Gauley River Hydroelectric Plans
The trade board will hear engineers from the Gauley Power Company proposing several hydro electric dams on the Gauley river. A Chamber of Commerce water power committee meeting will read reports from directors and discuss legislation to protect the project. State Senator Clede Bydamsen and Charleston attorney Posegro Malt Gaines attended the earlier session. The committee will receive updates from Mr Inings and present recommendations to adjust the law governing water power development in West Virginia, seeking equal footing with other states.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Welvek
Commtittye
Fara
Elrectors
Jomark
Othe
West Virgina
Scouts to Stage Play Rehearsal at Wellfi eld High School
The Kanawha Players, including students and townsfolk, rehearse a school drama under M P H Kinsey at the Sehost auditorium. The high school event, dramatized by Maurice Drew from a Wingey story, aims for a first performance Monday evening with plans for future productions.
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Tive M. P. H. Kinsey
Acanta
Kanawha
Kingey
Seour Dramatic Club
Maurice Drew
Arama
Wingey
Bond set for guardian in infant case. court next March
Court routine notes Tracy Legs posted $200 bond as guardian of Vite cinta Wash infant child of Charlies Wash deceased. Claude Moore faced $30,000 bond for suit against R. J. Woodall. matter set to be heard in circuit court on March rules. Population estimate projects the United States at 160 million by 1950.
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Tracy Legs
Bond
Vitecinta Wash
Charlies Wash
Claude Moore
R. J. Woodall
United States
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Maps-Flake Mills, Inc
LaSalle St
Chicago
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Willys- Knight Overland
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Geo. Rule
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Beat Brummels
Songland
Roger Williams
DEXIE
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Reginald Denny
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