Eskimo Slayer To Wed Wife Of Man He Killed
Edmonton May 6 A young copper Eskimo Ikalukplak to be taken back to his tribesmen by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police from Stone Mountain Penitentiary where he is serving a manslaughter term to marry the wife of the man he killed. The case centers on Hayngach his wife Whattie and Ikalukplak. Havongach warned Ikalukplak and later Ikalukplak shot Havoungach after a confrontation over a deer drive. Ikalukplak surrendered to police.
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Presay
Edmonton
Alta
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Stone Mountain Penitentiary
Hayngach
Whattie
Ikalaxniak
Havougach
Feelling
Valice
Blaine vetoes bill aimed at animals in Wisconsin
Madison Wis May governor Blaine defended barnyard owners and pets urging a bill to grant permits for birds and animals to halt rodeos. He warned the law would penalize innocent owners, with fines and jail for keeping fighting roosters or letting neighbors’ dogs and cats fight, calling the measure unenforceable and problematic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
John J. Blaine
Blalna
Cate
Eskimo Case Signals Pardon News From Arctic Radio
A local radio station will broadcast to the Arctic the news that Ika- Jukpial is returning. The pardon by the Governor-General in council of Tkaluk-Plak was received today by J. Boyd McBride, counsel for the accused, appointed by the crown. The prisoner had served only five months of a five year sentence.
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Ceat
Arctic
Koyermor
Tkaluk- Plak
J. Boyd McBride
Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Mixed and Muddled
A scrambled crossword style item lists scattered clues and garbled entries including references to papal terms rivers cards metals adjectives verbs and prepositions. The block presents partial hints such as highest card silver noun and verb forms with several garbled words suggesting a damaged word puzzle page segment.
Cities Plan For Trade Board Visit
Trade boards of nearly every city and town on the chamber of commerce excursion schedule outline entertainment programs for the visit. Managing Director SB Putter calls attention to meetings in Hillsfield Huntington Fairmont Weston and Richwood. President J J Madison will oversee speaking arrangements with Mr Puffer handling train schedules and operation assisted by a committee from each car. Guests may ride along or be invited to meals, with standard travel rates paid. The special train leaves the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad depot at 12 01 a m next Tuesday, stopping at Beckie, Mullens, Bluefield, Willamoon, Enon, Plantanglea, Darkessburg, Clarksburg, Painter, Grafton, Philips, Buchannon, Weston, Sutton and Richwood arriving Charleston around 10 0 clock Saturday.
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Chamber of Commerce
SB. Putter
Charleaten
Bay
Poffer
Hillsfield Huntington
Fairmont
Weston
Richwood
J. J. Madison
Puffer
Madison
M. Moline
Okey
Johnson
Henry Caprio
JL. C. Emerlek
Presis
Chesapeaks and Ohio Railroad
Denathere
E'Eleek
Beckiew
Mullens
Bluefield
Wich
Willamoon
Enon Tlantinglea
Darkessburg
Clarksbure
Grafton
Philips
Buchannon
Sutton
Charleston
Otclugk
Arson case against Gerrans brothers stalls at jury impasse
Reported last night the jury could not reach a verdict in the arson case against Andrew and Luther Gerrans, brothers. The court set next Tuesday for tentative hearings while the men remain in state custody on separate assault charges. County officers await a decision as the trial resumes.
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Andrew
Luther Gerrans
Kingo Waretan Fcounty
Negro Schools Hold Day in Cabin Creek District
A Sunday program at Cedar Creek ball park will feature prayers, songs, and talks by Edward Smith and W. W. Sanders. Florence C. Kuhn and John W. Pagis will speak, with Florence Kuhn recently recovering from illness. The event includes a spelling contest, exhibit inspections, and a closing program by The London Hand.
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Cabin Creek
Ball Park
Cedar Creve
Edward Smith
Cabin Oracle
Sistritt Board of Education
W. W. Sanders
Jublles
West Virginia Collegiate Institute
Dan Ferguson
J. V. Au
John W. Pagis
The
Collegiate Institute
Mias
Florence C. Kuhn
Sekoula
London Hand
Coleman Trial Continued in Kanawha Case
Moundsville May. Coleman Gates of Kanawha county, held for murder after stabbing fellow prisoner Orville Keasey in May 1924, appeared in circuit court Hollis morning. On motion by his attorney Judge I D Morris continued the case to the September term due to inability to secure service on Kanawha County witnesses to testify about his mental condition.
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Moundsville
Cexil Gates
Kanawha County
Orville Keasey
Elreult Court
Hollis
Jadge I. D. Morris
Kanawha
Charleston Business Men's Club to Meet for Improvements
The managing committee of the Charleston Business Men's Club will meet today at 12:18 p m in the Moore building club rooms to finalize arrangements for improvements in club service. John T Morgan, chairman, announced the gathering noting two new chefs have enhanced service and the aim is to remake the club into one of the best in the state in management and cuisine.
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Charleston Business Men's Club
Moore Building
John T. Morgan
Morgan
Washington Day In Review Briefs And Actions
Reports from 40 national councils were retained by the International Council of Women. Secretary Work announced a 555000 dollar annual operating budget for the general office after reorganization. President Coolidge’s economy drive could trim 39000000 from the 1927 federal budget. Richard J Grant backed the Nickel Plate railroad merger before the ICC. AFL endorsed a campaign to enlist non union workers by its executive council and 107 unions. Senator Lennart urged congressional inquiry into the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad crash. DOJ began probe of a talking picture of President Coolidge used in a stock campaign at New York. London police report no role to marry without the chief’s consent.
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International Council of Women
Work
Hone Wan
Coolidge
Richard }. Grant
United States Chamber of Commerc
Interstate Commerce Commission
American Federation of Labor Executive Council
Lennant
Wisconsin
Chicago, Amiwaukee and
St. Paul
President Coolidge
New York
Department of Justice
White House
New Gas Well Brought In Near Pratt
Hamilton and Davis real estate firm reports a major Kanawha county gas discovery near Pratt. Initial daily output estimated at 12,000,000 cubic feet, following a prior 6,000,000 foot finder further across the Kanawha River. Drilled by Chin Fueh Ol company, 26 tests since then. well struck in the Weir sand at about 4,730 feet, as reported.
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Kanawha County
Pratt
Hamilton and Davis
Iseal Real Estate
Kanawha River
Chin Fueh Ol Company
Gwnera
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Fanchon
Alexander Darrow
B. F. Keith
America
Carroll & Gorman
Mae Ernie
Hugh Herbert & Company
Balranz
the Painted Flapper
Pauline Garon
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Trinter
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Uber
Cities Plan For Trade Board
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Northern Pacific
Ry. W.C. Bartnett
G.A
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Cincinnati
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Lms
Dar
Yorkes
L. H. Patton & Company
Qvarrier Strert
Cedar Grove
Washington
Cupid
London
Poster Council
Farce Way
Ohief
Hamilton
Davis
West Side Club
Sparkes
Misa Ruth Spal
Delaware Avenue
West Shewo Club
Huntington
Sary Desney
W. Va
JG Prichard
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Daniel Bough
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