Gore poised to act in Runyon case amid inauguration turmoil
Governor Gore faces a Friday execution in the Runyon case as petitions seek commutation or mercy before his four year term begins. Parkersburg man David Runyon, condemned for assaulting his granddaughter, awaits the dawn of March 2 in the Moundsville death cell. Governor Gore arrived at noon after a brisk inauguration day, with staff preparing the new administration and reacting to a crowded reception at the executive mansion.
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Howard M. Gere
David Runyon
Parkersburg
Moundsville
Gore
E. F. Morgan
Noom
Core
Sam T. Mallison
Pfmce
Gxechtige
Jesse W. Sullivan
Cloakroom Items Reported Missing After Inaugural Ball
After the inaugural ball Wednesday night at the armory, two data items and a gold watch were reported stolen from cloak rooms. Bystanders found checks for the overcoats near the ballroom, and Col. John linker Waite at the Capitol is assisting with property recovery between 10 and 12 o clock morning, requesting owners to identify their property.
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John Linker Waite
Capiiol
Young Parents Welcome First Daughter in Nicholas County
Paris Hy March Mr and Mrs Clyde Snapp near head quarters Nicholas County welcome a daughter claiming to be among the youngest parents in the county if not the state. The mother is a little over 15 years old and the father about 19. Mr Snapp was formerly Mina Teaste Gavnee with reporter M Fisher of Carlisle.
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Nicholas County
An & Pound
Sears
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Teaste Gavnee
M. Fisher
Carlisle
Kayford Edict Due Saturday
The intermediate court heard the prosecution rest its case against James Carpenter for the Cabin Creek coal mine shooting that killed William Praker and injured four others on December 26. Defense witnesses begin to present an alibi, with the trial seen as uncertain on timing as Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Dr. Salisbury notes the jury could reach a verdict soon or later.
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James Carpenter
Carpenter
Fred
Leate
Cabin Creek
William Praker
Nnre
Davis Concludes Cement Antitrust Argument in Supreme Court
March 5 The Cement Manufacturers Protective Association appeal seeks to overturn a restraining order issued by a New York federal district court. John W Davis argued for the government urging strict Sherman Act application to curb trade practices that allegedly control the cement market and restrain competition.
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Supreme Court
Cement Manufacturers” Protective Association
Federal District Court
New York
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Agsiatane
United States
da, Bowler
Senate Kills Jap Bill for Kansas
Topeka, Kao. Maren The birt which would prohibit Inpuowsa Crit owning or teasing land th Keasad was killed to the senate this aftere noon when A motion th strike at the enatting Clduae wan carried. The menbure nud been panned ly whey house.
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Senate
Insurgents and Democrats Face Senate Reorganization Clash
The House and Senate move to bar insurgents from high offices amid a major reorganization. Republican leaders push to restructure committees as Democrats hold a conference to appoint nominees for president pro tempore and key Senate posts. Strong party divisions loom over the future leadership lineup and committee assignments.
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Senate
Pershing Expected to Recover and Return to Duty
The text reports General Pershing lies in a hospital, with physicians attending. It notes expectations he will recover soon and attend presidential and diplomatic functions. It mentions a dinner at the presidential palace and lists visitors at a hotel, including leaders of war veterans and the American Legion, with plans for his departure to New York and related Indianapolis notes.
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Presiential Palace
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von Gener Pershing
Nish War Veterans' Camp
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Chicago
Echols Urges Postal Workers to Improve Local Office
Echols urges postal workers to cooperate to boost efficiency at the local post office. At a Holley hotel dinner, about 140 employees and families heard calls for self-reliance and public support, with former postmaster J. A. deGruyter presiding.
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Holley Hotel
Charleston
Washington
New Cabinet Members Named in U S State and WV Posts
Frank B. Kellogg, formerly ambassador to the Court of St James, yesterday assumed the role of Secretary of State, succeeding Charles J. Hughes who retired. William M. Jardine of Kansas took the portfolio from Howard M. Siere, who Wednesday became governor of West Virginia.
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West Virginia University
Arthur Gold
George W. Hurt
W. E F. Rumsey
Morgantown
T. B. Lelsh
Howard B. Lee
FT. England
R. Dennis Steed
Mr. England
Charles Rueble
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J. A. Bling
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Frank B. Kellogg
Court of
Court hears motion on respectable jurymen and predations
In Huntington magistrates heard testimony regarding alleged predations during a three day period. Clergy and community leaders named specific individuals involved in the dispute over a charter and church matters. Authorities urged restraint as the Panter Classis and local figures addressed the crowd and discussed potential remedies.
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Marenares
Nankine Udver
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Rere
Coolidge Seeks Senate Backing for Dawes Cabinet Shakeup
President Coolidge presses Senate to confirm Warren of Michigan as attorney general while reshuffles in the cabinet loom. Kellogg and New deride potential changes as opposition mounts, with Woodlock’s nomination for the Interstate Commerce Commission withdrawn amid Senate resistance. Senate debate delays and calls for decorum overshadow the anticipated confirmations, leaving vacancies and a pending reshuffle.
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Comidge
Senate
Marlew H. Warren
Michigan
Ohio
New
Mr. Ware
Mee
Hale Accepts Responsibility for Senate Inaugural Boner
During a tense reopening of the Senate after the inauguration, Vice President Dawes presided amid sharp remarks and a push to change rules. Senator Hale of Maine admitted fault for a misstep while Reed proposed a rule amendment, and the chamber adjourned after a brief exchange and a restrained resolution.
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Missouri
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Assurat
Huntington Seeks Annual Payments Amid Public Debates
Mayor Floyd Chapman announced Huntington will file a petition to secure annual payments from subdistricts as part of a contested plan. The proposal ties funding to municipal services and public works, with opponents citing impact on residents and local agencies.
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Huntington
Floyd Chapman
Faint
Joatan Water Company
Viautington Development and
Pardon Granted To Smith In Last Acts Of Morgan
Pardon granted by Governor Ephraim B Morgan, one of his final acts, frees Carl Smith a tavern baker serving a two year term at the Mownidaville penitentiary for whiskey manufacture. Local interest centered on Smith’s health and his wife and large family dependent on him. Novice report said the pardon was received today and Smith expected to return home in about two weeks after hospital recovery.
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Borglum Attacks Memorial Project In The Face Of Funds
Sculptor Borglum says financial and political hurdles threaten the Stone Mountain memorial model effort. He warns court action may be used to press the project, amid criticism from Southern representatives and pressure to secure private donations for the ambitious undertaking.
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Circonsbaro
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Stone Mountain Memorial
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Atanta
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Sears
Washington
Raleigh
Greensburg
Insanity Allegations Lead to Hearing In Local Case
In a case emerging from a county area, two suspects identified as BLA EONIVENES and Harry Wren are hospitalised while deputies pursue arrest warrants. One brother was wounded and remains in a local hospital as the other awaits hearings set for January.
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Forestival Nine
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Jtushaytvionia
Olle
Masel
Kay Wren
Tama
Stokes Testifies On Wife Investigation All Day
Long testimony details investigation into Stokes wife with focus on trips and alleged misdeeds. Witness describes his wife’s travels, prior reporting, and implications for a divorce case as court questions continue.
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