Kanawha Court Upheld Over Coal Mine Demurrage Case
State tribunal affirms Kanawha County court ruling reversing verdict in a coal mine dispute. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway could not collect demurrage from P. T. Board and others for unloading delays caused by an insurrection near Haneford in August 1821. Supreme court held the delay was due to revolt rather than a strike, and ordered a new trial in related damage case against Jones Winifrede Coal Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Company
P. T. Board
Haneford
Supreme Court
Kanawha
Oty
Lagan County
Ming
Umle
G .Rawson
Jones Winifrede Coal Company
Clay County
Wets
Danner Janes Osener
Rawson
Bhreathed
Cordany
Gil
Danny Ten
Vganpanies
Perwalts
Tuseread
Acer
Orthoentas
Trenten Crmpans
Jack
Thers
Aspirin Gargle for Sore Throat or Tonsillitis
Prepare a simple gargle by dissolving two Bayer tablets in four tablespoons of water and use the Bayer Cross labeled genuine aspirin. Gargle throat thoroughly and repeat in two hours if necessary.
Danderine Promises Soft Thick Hair In One Week
A cosmetic ad touts Danderine as a tonic to restore color shine and life to damaged hair. It claims the solution nourishes strengthens and thickens hair, making it appear healthier and more luxuriant after seven days of use. It also advises brushing through damp hair with the product for dramatic immediate results.
Supreme court rules on taxi routes and resignations
Federal officials are vindicated as the Supreme Court finds no duress in a Logan County case about resignations and mandamus to reveal court papers. Justice Thompson resigns with successor Conley named. precedents on future-acting resignations clarified. Other Monongalia and Kanawha decisions affirm or reverse lower court rulings on criminal cases, warrants, and trusts.
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Vileintk
Supreme Row
Logan County
Pease
Mimir Thompeon
Conley
Thompson
Max
Bey
Lewin
le le Effectibee
Tetera
Barsuin
Eourt
Anther
Tte
Joneph Gein
M. Joseph
Monongelia
Supreme Court
Lid
L.A. Hooper
Wood
G. W. Menn
Kanawha County
Fayette-Wanawhe Eal Company
Bxport Aocureporation
Hanawha
Wilbur Scump
Charles PL Wilsop
Kanawha
J. Buskirk
Kuarding
Sora PB Musick
Ove Vases
Mina County
South Charleston News Highlights Community Events
Madlawe'n party at Fifth Avenue. Pleat Prestytes Tian church chicken supper. junior classes host 2 plays at First Bay fist church. teacher training at First Presbyterian. Stephen Thomas recovering from tonsil operation. Boyd Memorial study group meets Thursday. Miss Ark Peters from St Albans visited Mrs George Thomas. Win Wendings of line Darling ton M. & church hosted surprise party for Mrs AL Y.dolingen. list of attendees noted. Mulberry trees planted in Ata doin. various visits and social gatherings reported.
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Migs Stella Gibson
Fifth Avenue
Unuren
Mie Pulic
Boge
AL Y.dolingen
Wrisht
Columbus
Ohio
Helen Custer
Caroline Custer
Beulah Hanings
Velva Witaraw
Lillian McCloud
Opal Bayles
Lucy Cakes
Smith ‘Edwards
A. ¥. Johnson
Geri Cross
Wilford Pennell
Carlened
Gom
Goff
Steel Bowers
James Kurtman
Ilaworth Johnson
George ‘Thomas
Mery
Salisbury
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodiat Church
Houme
Mes
Insurance Trial Lists Cases In Court Proceedings
Insurance case hearing includes Lillian Dean versus Campernial Insurance Company over terms of an insurance agreement. Several continuances and entries of judgment appear in the docket, with additional cases pending against various defendants and continued dates into November.
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Inge Morgan Gwen
Commen! Mens Cour
Lillian Dean
Campernial Insurance Company
Ad Insurines
Esmmion
Dneker
Reeserve Natural Gas Company
Hupa Naturslime Company
Alree
Raat BP
Hal
H. Mortos
Tru
T. White Hawl
SA. Myore Qusainst Jt
Doviet
Walter A. Ashward
Hall
Scott Lanham
Garrett
Elizabeth Ao Willird
Announcing New Fork Share Earnings and Surplus
Anngounci Baunings reports on 27 Thy Morrone and Westert earning $1.12 per share on common stock after preferred dividends for the month. A surplus of $1.12 million was noted, with adjustments to BY, OS, and TB. September surplus decreased, and government evaluation was mentioned as of the evening.
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New Fork
Thy Morrone
Westert
Instant bunion relief promised by new penetra ting remedy
An ad touts quick relief from bunions and corns using a penetrating topical preparation. It claims rapid reduction of swelling and pain with a guaranteed, stock system of dispensed product and widespread satisfaction among buyers.
White Youth Clay for skin care advertised by Edna Walling
An advertisement touts a new white clay beauty product called White Youth Clay. It claims to nourish and brighten skin, reduce wrinkles and lines, and erase age spots. The copy emphasizes scientific study and compares favorably to other clays. It references Edna Wallings Hangers and offers a price of $1 for the product.
Congress warned against unloading war debts on US taxpayers
Senator Borah charged that the United States should not bear the debt of foreign wartime loans. He argued France already owes large sums and maintains a sizable army, while a French settlement deal should not fall to American taxpayers. He urged honoring pledges without imposing new tax burdens on citizens.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Chaiman Boreh
Senate
Foreign Req
Charles
Pies
Dorah
Preance
Borah
Acquit Chinaman of Felonious Assault
A Chinese man named Tay was acquitted by a jury in Telanousa on charges of felonious assault involving a shooting at a laundry in Wilkiiabure in January. Witnesses testified Tay was among assailants and that he was with other defense witnesses in a wheelhouse on the day of the shooting. Commadore Decatue's father was noted as a captain in the PeiVAteesman lock.
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Tay
Telanousa
Commidore Decatue
Detour on Big Chimney Road Redirects Travel
The county, via President WO H. O'Dell, announces a detour between Charleston and Raffner Hollow due to Mink Showls Hill road work. The usual route will close during working hours for about ten weeks, while the Raffner Hollow path remains open only at night.
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WO H. O'Dell
Charleston
Real Remedy Promises Quick Relief After Years of Illness
A reader extols Mayer's Wonderful Remedy claiming it cured stomach trouble and gall stones after five years of suffering. The letter touts rapid improvement, credits a friend with the suggestion, and notes a money back guarantee at Potterfield's Rexall and drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Ocoa
Potterfield
Rexall
Czech Slavs to Receive Private Loan for War Effort
Reported private loan of 25 000 dollars to Czech Slavic region approved by Am tlations and National City Bank of New York in deals with Kann Loeb Kidder Peabody and Hope. The loan secured by first lien on excise taxes and net profits, with additional state guarantees and credit arrangements to back a 74 million dollar funding package. The Alhambra Theatre pageant and associated performances appear as unrelated listings in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Uated Hured
National City Company of
New York
Kann, Loeb
Kidder, Peabody and Arralpements
Warlompany and Hope and Company
United States
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Pittsburgh
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Alhambra ‘Theatre
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Paris Opera House
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Norman Kerry
Gaston Leroux
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Canada
John Doe
Association Against the Prohibition
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