State Insane Relief Costs Revealed by Barnes Report
J Walter Barnes of the West Virginia state board of control released the annual cost report for the insane for the fiscal year ending 1925. It details hospital totals, per capita costs, and funds collected at Weston Spencer Huntington Welch McKendree and three hospitals, alongside inmate counts and gender breakdowns across Weston Spencer Huntington and Tuberculosis facilities.
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State Board of Control
J. Walter Barnes
Weston State Hospital
Spencer State Hospital
Capite St
Huntington State Hospital
Welch Hospital No. 1
Mts
McKendree Hospital
Een Hospital No
Board of Centrol
Spencer Fate Hospital
Aimee
Terra Alta
Denmar
Fulwiler to Name Deputy Day Agents in WV
Huntington report says two deputy prohibition administrators will head enforcement in West Virginia with bases in Charleston and Wheeling. R. A. Fulwiler, headquartered in Roanoke, Virginia, announced appointments within a week and said 18 to 20 field agents will be appointed before October 15.
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Huntington
West Virginia
Charleston
Wheeling
R. A. Fultwiter
Fulwill
Roanoke
Virginia
Gore Names State Embalmers Board Members
Governor Gore announced four new members to the West Virginia state embalmers board B C Hooper of Montgomery C S Douging of Welch Frank V Martin of Keyser and Mrs Julia A Ogden of St Mary's terms run to 1928 or 1929 Martin named secretary and reelected president at the Hore Kanawha session Licenses issued to Victor W Heatt Otis M Trevey W F Jones and George Barlow A reciprocal license granted to F Victor Harmon Williamson.
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State Board
Ermbalmers
Gore
B. C. Hooper
Montgomery
C. S. Douging
Welch
Frank V. Martin
Keyser
Julia A. Ogden
St. Mary's
Martin
Kanawha
We Steele
Huntington
Victor W. Heatt
Otis M. Trevey
Moundsville
W. F. Jones
Wheeling
George Barlow
Charleston
F. Victor Harmon
Williamson
Gore Leaves To Attend Funeral
Governor Gore left last night for Flemington to attend the funeral services today of his father in law Martin Y. Bulley 44 a West Virginia farmer and Civil War veteran. He is expected to return to Charleston tomorrow morning. He wife survived by a son.
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Gore
Flemington
Taylor County
Martin Y. Bulley
Charleston
Bailey
West
State House Incorporations Report Amid Funeral Duties
Governor’s attendance at a board meeting was cut by a death in lawmaking circles as he traveled to Flemington for the funeral of Martin T. Hatley. Secretary Sharp issued charters to Memorial Aid Fund at Wheeling and Conservative Loan Co at Charleston, with $102,000 capital. Incorporators include Nelson Hubbard, Mary Winters, Henry Hassell, Kent Hull, James Ewing, and John V Arter, W R Hughey, E M Lurber. Heachwood Co at Pocataligo formed with $325,000 capital. Also authorized: American Clay Products surrendering charter. Quick Davis Oil at Parkersburg reports capital stock rise to $25,006 from $210,900.
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Bharp
Memorial Aid Fund, & Charitable Organization
Wheeling
Nelson ©. Hubbard
Mary E. Winters
Henry M. Hassell
Kent B. Hull
James W. Ewing
Charleston
Union Building
John V
John ©. Arter
W. 8. Robertson
Parkersburg
Notary Commissions Issued by Secretary of State
Secretary of State Sharp issued notary public commissions yesterday to Joe L Williams of Beckley and L T Rice of Martinsburg. Foodstuff exports of the United States rose by 128 million dollars in 1924.
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Maud Shea
Britain
United States
Sharp
Joe L, Williams
Beckley
L T. Rice
Martinsburg
Compensation Awards Involving Woolen Widow And Others
Mrs Lula Woolen of Bessemer widow of James Ward Woolen receives 308 monthly compensation after a fatal state fall during employment with Imperial Colliery. Thomas Stovall of Eccles, brakeman for Crab Orchard Improvement, gets 16 weekly for 12 weeks after a finger laceration.
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Lula Woolen
Bessemer
James Ward
Woolen
Imperial Colliery Company
State
Conventions of Sudmer Order and Daughters of Liberty in Wheeling
Over 34 members attend annual conventions of the Sudmer Order United American Mechanics and Daughters of Liberty in Wheeling. Morning organization work, sectional sessions, and afternoon business are described. A joint parade tonight will end with an address of welcome by Mayor J W Steen at First Christian church. The gathering closes Thursday night. Ruth Waldo Emer son is named as a Calutarian preacher.
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Wheeling
United American Mechanics and Daughters of Liberty
First Christian Church
J. W. Steen
Seer
Ruth Waldo Emer
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