Supreme Court hears Kanawha County cases on appeal
The West Virginia Supreme Court heard tenure arguments from six Kanawha County appeals and continued four other circuit cases. Clay County's suit was argued and all Kanawha cases were submitted for decision. Licenses to practice were issued to three lawyers from Kanawha, Monongalia, and Doddridge counties. The court affirmed a ruling on intoxicating odor evidence in a Preston County case, granting Alva Stone a new trial.
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State Supreme Court
Kanawha County
Clay County
Lsu
Wilbur Stump
Charles Weseg
Vthe Fayrtie-Kanawha Coal Company
Lake and Export
J. Barber
Jackson County
Wirt Wheeler Donnally
Kanawha
Charles Patterson Nash
Monres County
Edwin M. Hamilton
Doddridge
Supreme Court
Preston County
Alva Stone
Court rules on liquor smell testimony in multiple cases
The court held that testimony on the smell of liquor in jugs is admissible as a witness opinion on a defendant’s intoxication but must be supported by other evidence. A new trial was granted in a Dexter Wriend case, while other rulings covered various county and state matters, including road and bond issues, and administrative fraud concerns.
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Hatcher
Erro
Loafeets
Valturs
Owith Po
Nousette
Venus
Lisa
Qanthe
Reese Jibe
Bowell
Maine
Uwe
Tape
Mevewet Cn
Hywth
Sumurdhien
Henne County
Cree
W. Tf. O' Belen
Mm Korie
Pee Elon
Ehanvers
Ull Duawe Ueda
Fly ‘Yard
Supreme Court
Charles HeuRe Agiinest
Doga Kua Miningain Manufacturing Company
Marshall County
Nart
Goodall Lafferty Weatast We Mautter Lumber Conpany
Wyeasing
Baleol
Weurt
Storduy
W. i, McGinnis
J. Th Moe Clonis
Dtardla
ReekTeys
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Bolt
Marry Seberr
Striekiing
Maule
Inigton
Wells Coaty County
Rundelph Rifas
Witlmaens
Dias
Mahan
Kida Stud Roanoke Man Praises Golden Medicine
B N Nash of Roanoke praises Golden Mindleaf Discovery marketed by Pierce for restoring health after years of poor appetite low energy and sleepless nights. Nash claims six months of use improved vigor and eliminated poisoning symptoms with no return of trouble since.
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Kida Stud
Roanoke
Pierce Golden Medien
Avilaria
Dero Snd
Tiekins
W. Nash
Campbell Avi
Wetee Or
Pierce
Buffalo
Changes Proposed For Extended High School Courses
The state board approves new regulations allowing extension and unusual courses in high schools. Requirements include instructor planning, specific credit units, and extensive teacher preparation. The rules mandate preliminary approval, exams, and a four period teaching load for teachers offering extension courses.
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State Department
Regula
Teast
Alain Evedte
Tee Lees
Extunstom
Vatican Receives American Credit Aid in Vatican Banking Tie
The Vatican secured American credit facilities to back a new Institute supported by Monsignor Burke, rector of the American college in Rome. Negotiations involved the Chase National Bank and New York bankers to establish stable funds and interbank arrangements for European currency support. Financial authorities from New York extended terms to back Vatican operations as the dual credit plan awaits formal ratification.
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New York
Cases Continued in Common Pleas Amid Bankers Security Suit
In Common Pleas cases continued by agreement, including Roark, Mauve, Rik, and others, proceedings moved to November as Judge Morgan Gwen presided. Bankers' Security and related parties faced adjournments into November, with further actions by Ferris Ion Grea and Blue Creek defense against Notpegey Hwpne. New York notices announce warnings as earnings and depreciation themes surface in the docket.
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Te Bankers’ Security
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Tor
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Inger
Ferris Ion Grea
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Ant Land
Agalnay
Pegey
Mel Rene Wah
Political meeting discussed school funding and state education
A West Virginia report details a meeting of county boards of education led by County Superintendent Baker. They urged Governor Gore to provide funds for education and criticized tax structures for burdens on schools. The article notes possible visits by auditors and a Benwood delegation seeking support, with talk of indictments related to a bank collapse.
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Yrate Fund For Supplementa
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Bern
Charleston
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Athes
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Etue
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Suseco
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Wheeling
Nortan Panhandle
Bank of
Benwend
Gudienes
Fiovernor Howard M. Gore
Benwood
Squire
Hiedel
Prasente
Josyph FF
Lench
Carter's Little Liver Pills Advertised By Victor Stein
New York City reader Victor Stein writes that long standing dizziness stomach upset and head discomfort vanished after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. He claims the pills cleanse bowels gently and effectively and are vegetable and non habit forming. Available from druggists in tiny red boxes for 2 5.
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New York City
Victor Stein
Carter
2Be
Red Putkapex
Common House Medicines and Their Herbal Claims
An old article reviews household remedies labeled as common medicines. It discusses plant based roots and herbs marketed for health benefits, noting varied uses and cautious guidance for consumers about perceived potions and their claimed effects.
Isirisian Sages Hair Growth Tonic Advertisement
An old style ad promises to prevent baldness and dandruff and to stop hair loss. It claims the Isirisian Sages tonic will make hair grow and cleanse the scalp. Sold by Scott Gross and all druggists. Ad includes generic assurance of guaranteed results.
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Seolt Gros
Ady
Mass committee forms as conference urged with Governor Gore
A citizens committee formed after mass meetings in Bentwood is pressing for a conference with Governor Gore. Meanwhile, former Logan County sheriff Don Fin faces a federal sentence of two years in Atlanta after a 1924 conviction for running a saloon in Baranabys West Virginia. His lawyers seek a rehearing and possible stay, with appeals pursued in Washington as Col. Julius Marjum and Leftwich travel to press the case.
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J General ‘Citigens’ Committee
Helow Bentwood
Gore
Hencasutoqn
Donfin
Logan Courts
Atlanta
Muntimeton
Ma. Chafin
Huttington
Gugllno
McClintic
Chafin
Allanta
Baranabys
W.va
Fudge McClintin
Chifin
Charles
Richmond
Gosling
Muttesheard
Charleston
Col
Statement on Rehearing Bid Follows Hearing From Attorneys
The source quotes a figure saying he has heard nothing from Washington and gave no comment on his sentence or court proceedings. He stated he signed to secure a rehearing of the case in federal court here.
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Wash+ ‘ington
Hin
Marriage vacations proposed as remedy for divorce evil
Providence Oct 20 Frederic Cole secretary of Rhode Island commission on marriage vengeance and divorce announced a plan for marriage vacations. The proposal would require couples seeking divorce to live apart under supervision of a probation officer from a marital relations court with children placed in state custody if needed. The commission will study the remedy and publish findings.
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Providence
Rhode Island Commission On
Frederic 2. Cole
Tnlay
Deputies Back Ticker Tape Debut in Chamber
Report from Paris on October 20 notes deputies converging to quell unrest in the chamber. Plan to install ticker tape machines will provide a running story of debate progress and the four key points discussed.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
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