Murder Cases Continue In Intermediate Court
Two murder cases in Kanawha County were continued though may be reached later this term. Arthur Ray, Hubert Wines, and Atella Jackson face charges for killings in Poca and Triangle districts. Other criminal actions include manslaughter conviction, jail breaking conspiracies, and theft pleas. Next week, Judge Blaik and jurors prep for older and new misdemeanor dockets.
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Arthur Ray
Hubert Wines
Murer
L. H. Jones
Williams Jones
Atella Jackson
No Mickey
Triangle
Jackson
Charleston Gazette
Fred Gof
Thursdix
Everett Les
von Summers Street
A. K. Diack
Ishilty
Henry Dolan
Larreny
Kanawha
Jexs Hagey
Alta Hoke
Casper Price
Isaac Wary
Dess Claxton
Hager
L. c. Massey
Blaik
West Virginia Water Power Push For Industrial Growth
Charleston attorney W. Chapman Levercomb urged the Lions Club that a pending water power act will unlock state rivers near Charleston, declaring only a small portion of WV’s potential energy is used. He warned against harassing investors and stressed protecting citizens’ rights while mobilizing capital for vast hydroelectric development.
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Hydio
W. Chapman Levercomb
Charleston
Mtd
Lions Club
New York
West Virginia
Norge
Texsislature
Public Service Con Mission
Bolivian Exposition Aids Foreign Samples Free Entry
The Bolivian government will grant duty free entrance and reduced freight rates for foreign samples sent to the Industrial exposition opening in La Paz on August 6. Walter Tastl, chair of the exhibition committee, requested these concessions to facilitate participation.
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la Pau
Walter Tastl
Retinitster Ban
Had. Redontiy
Gordon’s Spring Summer Fabric Reveal
Gordon announces the latest Spring and Summer fabric collection ready for inspection. The line features distinctive snap and go patterns, with the season’s fabrics showcased for quick styling.
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Fabrica
Gordon's
St Albans Social Roundup and Local Notes
Miss Margaret Shaver returns home from High Lawn guest visit Mrs Tl Tompkins and Mrs W C Sharpe invite guests for a bridge party at Mrs Sharpe s home honoring Mrs J Cary and Mrs Notman Bishop W L Gravette will conduct confirmation at the Episcopal church Friday night Mrs Eli Baldwin back from Washington DC visiting her daughter Miss Naomi Baldwin Miss Martha Powell of Charlotte NC guests of Margaret Jarrett Herndon Frazer of High Yawn in Huntington on business Rev J E Myers to deliver the bas exu laureate sermon at St Albans high school Sunday evening Mrs S M Holroyd of the west side underwent an appendectomy at Kanawha Valley hospital yesterday
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Margaret Shaver
William I Pyle
High Lawn
Eli Baldwin
Washington, DP
Maa] Baldwin
Martha Powell
Charlotte
N.C
Margaret Jarrett
Herndon Frazer
High Yawn
Huntington
J. E. Myers
Water power licenses shape North Carolina style growth
The article discusses licensing terms for power companies, noting licenses last 90 years with extension options and taxes owed to the state. It cites North Carolina as an example of industrial wealth from water power. It also mentions a cultural event by Professor Louis Potter and Mrs. Ruby Potter, a charter ceremony, and local road safety and school meeting notices.
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North Carolina
Louis Potter
New Baptist Temple
Les
Ruby Potter
Teev
Clarence W.W. Keanper
Tempire
Professor Potter
Mrs. Potter
Loctor
M. Farnsworth
Buckhannon
Mew Trong Club
Clv Indertil
Charleston Automobile Wink
Urs
Maleen
Duncan
A. J. Davita
Piyet
Latchleyheld
Verdict for Dickinson Fuel on coal price dispute
The circuit court jury ruled for Dickinson Fuel Company in the coal price dispute against Pook the Dickinson Fuel Jeruary, awarding $3,243 the amount sued for. The trial took two full days with Judge Arthur P. Hudson presiding. Next week’s docket includes Humphrey v Robinson and other bank cases and civil actions.
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Dickinson Fuel
Pook
Dickinson Fuel Jeruary
Glenn Cowl Company
Judes Arthur
Hudson Wilh Nut
AL Oridelli
Minotti
S.A. Moore
Coffey
Joma J. Humphrey
James Robinson
Wheeling Bank and Trust Company
Tralian Banking Company
Bank and Brannock
J.T. McDavivs
Willis
Andree
Mat B. Withrow
Executive council member marks forty years of service
A longtime executive council member of the Association of British Chambers of Commerce completes forty years of service. A gift fund totaling 18000 dollars is donated to the University of Cambridge to establish the Captain Scott Melar Research Institute.
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Associaton
British Chambers of Commerce
University of Cambridge
Captain Scott Melar
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