Senate votes defeat state aid fairs resolution
The West Virginia Senate rejected Concurrent Resolution No. 11 by a 4 21 vote, blocking a measure to introduce a state aid program for county fairs. Republicans split with Democrats, with a bloc of four Republicans supporting the motion and nine Republicans opposing, while Democrats largely favored adoption. The decision followed arguments about emergency provisions and constitutional requirements, with debate noting potential future measures and several bills advancing to readings.
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State Senate
Tous
Brwater Wright Lugus
Wheeling
Robert £. Wide
Silonville
Lean
Gilmer County
Kidd
Huxar
Baker
Hors
Hugus
Jackson
Devore Highlend
Marsh
Smith
White
Wilkin
Whus
Woods
Alderson
Ashworth
Boley
Ryrer
Cannon
Dargall
Henshaw Herold
Wee
Buddarth
Yoho
Iepublicans
Stugtors Heimick
Hardman
Johnson
Senate
Racom- Mendelson
Judiciary Committee
Hyde Ro Jonnesen
Charleston
AR Delainar
Sjhe Finan 5
Wenate Wl 10
Benster F. S. Suddarth
Sitorney
Favier County
Mundayn
West Virginia
Ecuate
Anid
Philippichpol
Ohio County
Judes
First Judicial Circuit
Ohio County Criminal Court
Marshall County
Minvo County
Mercer County
Marton County
Virginia
Committee On Education
Robert L. Heen
Point Piiacant
Namind
Paseaxe
Wyomling
Hancock County
Gesesamenia
Ating & State Crippled Children's Council
Nenter
John M. Huber
Spencer
Senate Ap
Cross-Word Puzzle and West Virginia Legislative Roundup
Readable puzzle notes mix with a Maryland style legislative log from Wheeling. The text highlights school district actions and charter measures in flux, with references to No. 271 and No. 285 independent districts, bills on prosecuting attorneys, county detectives, and charter authorizations, plus university prayers and a broad array of political names and places.
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Henatur M. White
Williamson
Mingaount
White
Hugh S. Byter
Philippi
Hour
Johnson
Cabin Creek
Senate
Wiliam S. Wilkin
Wellsbore
Fellawabee
Bunty Court
Easuty
House Hill
Wheeling
Harry of
Henshaw
Berkley County
Martinehare
Senter
Ohnsen
Wanawha Colunty
Fresangie Mundas Sengeeville
Braxton County
Montgomery Bridge
Oak Hit Charter
Fran F. Trotter
West Virginia University
Good Will Trip Plan Aims United State Tour
The Charleston chamber of commerce announced a northern state goodwill trip to run May 1 to May 16. The coach train with four Pullmans and 124 seats will visit Oak Hill Beele Admiralty Heckley Prince Meadow Creek Minton Alderson Boanceverte Marinton Lurbly Elkins Belington Burkhannan Failingl Gratton Stor Rantovwn Palryingt Clarkaburs Wenton Sutton Richwood and Gase Wats, with overnight sleepers and no night motion except the first. Subscriptions are due within two weeks to gauge equipment needs.
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Oak Hi
Beele Admiralty
Heckley
Prince
Meadow Creek
Minton
Alderson
Boanceverte
Marinton
Lurbly
Elkins
Belington
Burkhannan
Failingl
Gratton
Stor- Rantovwn
Palryingt
Clarkaburs
Wenton
Sutton
Richwood
Gasea- Wats
Channer
Jeffort
Putter
Ladies Night Dance Draws Hundreds Of Guests
Kiwanians and wives celebrated Ladies Night with a dinner dance at the Huffary Hotel. More than four hundred couples attended as after dinner games and entertainments followed a vocal performance. A large list of members and guests names appears, with music by the Angelus Orchestra. The event concluded with prizes and socializing.
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Kenrae
Ely
Ganelup
Angelus Ovelestra
Harold Bo
Pampkhin
Mr. Leonard
Mra
Sam Silverstein
Lesnhant
Linwood Vatelou
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Mer
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Ant
Smith
Stapp
Hoxlap
Carnaeck
Pherena Ft
Cae
Aurk
Hershey
Bes. Hoo
Newronth
F. OA. Purlingter
Wee Jotasin
Sully
Joe Cane Mirtens
Game
House Finalizes 13 Bills with Several Referred Back
The House completed final action on 13 bills, sending two back to committees. Debates covered tax, charter, and health measures, with amendments and readings noted.
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HOUSE
Alleged Narcotic Violator Held in Bond
A man identified as Shelton of Lesape is held on a 2900 bond before a United States commissioner. Testimony described undercover work and about 200 operations targeting a local drug store. Authorities cited prescription records and agents’ actions related to narcotics investigations.
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Lesage
U. S
Huntington
HPS
Shelton
Lesape
W. Way
Harris Marcothy
Wade
Rouchineslol
Heavhie
J. Shelton
Mystery Wireless Medical Message From Far Distance
A fragmented wartime dispatch describes a physician 200 miles away sending vital instructions by wireless to aid a sick patient aboard a steamer. The garbled text suggests improvised care and distant consultation through early radio communication.
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Sisgarwius
Anwar
Grand and Petit Jury Lists Drawn for April Term
The Grand and Petit jurors for the April term of the intermediate court were announced by the jury commissioner and will be notified by the sheriff. Sixteen grand jurors were named from districts including Big Sandy Charleston Cabin Creek Elk and others. The petit jurors include numerous names from Big Sandy Charleston Cabin Creek Elk and surrounding districts, with a long list of individuals selected for service.
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Sheriff's
Joel Lorstey
Big Sandy
Roy MeDaniels
William Frudenberger
Charleston
Walter Whaley
J. Johnson
Cabin Creek
Janos Ramsey
Derry Mules Elk
AN. Bardatte
Jefferson
Ned Chilton
Pete Tite AW
Long
Mahony
Fom
Peix Childress
Washington Diset
Malden
W. I. Derrick
Poca
Good
Anti
Lue
Petit Laurora
Spencer Huss
Clell Estep
Nathan Mullins
GB. Nyan
BR. Smith
George I. Siders
Marion Metformichel
Dave Young
H. Gexhorn
Dod. Thayer
W. Telder
J. Bannsan
Julip
Dividwon
Withrow
Apple
Jarett L
Fta
Mones
Jon
Johneun
James . Haynes
Cuartey High
Union
John Th Hil Fae Hull
Ed Fowlew
Jas Thomas
Thaxton
A. M. Dawson
O. O. Edens
A.W. Curtis
John J. Wilson
Washington
James Angel
Hall
Hen- Haghey Lefowieh
Ballard
Peeping Tom Sighting Saddens Lee Street
Police search for a Peeping Tom troubling residents on Lee Street between Broad and Brooks as midnight alarms and yard checks yield no arrests. Miss Truxie Minn reports a pocketbook theft from 1126 Lee Street while George Moffenbarcer claims a male intruder was seen nearby.
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Lee Street
Broad
Brooks Streets
Windiwg
Truxie Minn
Supreme Court
George Moffenbarcer
Hired assassin kills one man at Charleston dinner
A Charleston chamber event featuring Vanderbilt professor G W Dyer ended with a bystander being shot. The open shop advocate spoke on economic policy and the crowd dispersed amid gunfire injuring a laborer amid a heated argument. Police labeled the incident a fatal confrontation tied to a bystander's shooting.
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Charlestonehimber
Profvssor
G. W. Dyer
Department of Social Science
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tennessee
TL Puffer
Charleston
Procter Dyer
United States
Doctor Iyer
Imex
Huew H
Chamber
Deca Eni
Bolivar Turd
Thy Glaix
Joan Manchants
Markel Glenel
Poneta
Chaais
Glenel
Cleveland
Bitman
Horticulturalist George Miler Dies in Reynolds Hospital
Moundsville March 17 George W Miler horticulturalist at the state penkenett died this morning in Reynolds Hospital Kendale Missouri after an attack of cancer of the liver He was 63 and survived by his wife and six children.
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Moundsville
George W. Miler
State
Missing Dutcia Wilson Reported Absent From Nitro
Police and private investigators searched for Dutcia Wilson a 15 year old girl who left Nitro Saturday afternoon to Charleston for shopping and a visit. She sent a phone message promising to stay in Charleston for the night but has not been seen since. Clothing and a week’s pay were left behind, suggesting possible desertion or foul play. A woman claiming to be her mother surfaced later to check on a coat left at a store, but investigators could not confirm the claim.
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Dutcia Wilson
Charleston
Howard Smith
Catlettsburg
Statoash
Misa Wilson
Gassard
Miss Wilson
Whensara
Margie Wilson
St. Albans
Keyser Man Fatally Injured In Potomac Bridge Excavation
Keyser resident Harry Kitzmiller, 47, fell 22 feet into an excavation for a bridge pier over the Potomac between Medmont and Westernpar. He died after being rushed to a Keyser hospital. He leaves a family. Estate dispute ends in court order. A fox at a candy factory premises prompted a chase and mishap during sampling of a product.
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Harry Kitzmiller
Potomac
Piedmont
W. Va
Keysen
Yeu
Medmont
Westernpar
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