Organize New National Bank in Kimball West Virginia
Welch West Virginia August 7 Organization of a new national bank at Kimball to be named Kimball National Bank was announced to James W Tyson representing the treasury department of the Koppers Coal Company. Tyson said officers will include Dr W B Stevens president J P Williams Jr vice president and D J M Cook cashier and that opening will follow treasury approval. The First National Bank of Kimball was closed June 26 by a national bank examiner and its board due to unusual withdrawals. It had resources around 500742 and deposits over 400000, part of a wave of bank closures in McDowell county within weeks.
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Pennsylvania Transit Company May Operate Bus Line
The Pennsylvania General Transit Company of Pittsburgh was authorized by the state road commission to operate an interstate bus line from Fort Steuben Bridge at the Ohio state line to the Pennsylvania state line near Paris. Authority to operate as a bus line in Delorme, Mingo County, for interstate use, was granted to Ken Gooslin of Liss Kentucky.
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Schenck Widow Sues to Collect $52,000
Mrs. Lillian Schenck widow and heir of vaudeville partner Joe Schenck sues Gus B. Van to recover 52 000 in Brooklyn Supreme Court. She claims Van owed 26 000 at the Detroit death of June 28 and seeks 25 000 under a partner insurance agreement.
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William F Hite Dies in Auto Crash near Portsmouth
William F Hite 63 Huntington West Virginia banker and publisher dies from injuries after a collision between his car and lumber trucks near Portsmouth New Hampshire. His wife injured and taken to hospital with him. Chauffeur and two grandchildren unhurt. Hite former Huntington mayor and Huntington Herald Dispatch publisher. Survived by widow and son Ely Hite. He had summered at New Castle and had ties to banking and coal operations.
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Bigamy Probe Arrest In Grand Rapids Man Named John Sherwood
Grand Rapids, Mich Aug 7 The man identified as John Sherwood is under arrest on bigamy and embezzlement charges from a Grand Rapids woman two years after her loss. Police say he used aliases including J W Orton and may be wanted in Wisconsin Indiana Nebraska Illinois Pennsylvania and Minnesota. A younger man claiming to be his cousin was also arrested when seeking to post bond. A friend says Sherwood married and fled with $3000 in savings.
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Rain brings relief to parched regions across the country
Rains and cooler winds eased heat in many areas though Southern Illinois endured 100 degree heat. Omaha and Lincoln saw sharp drops while Midwest storms flooded streets and adobe houses in the Mexican border region. Hundreds were displaced as water and debris clogged streets and searches continued for the missing.
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Flood Waters Ravage Town as Infants Swept Away
Witnesses said heavy floods ripped through the community trapping residents. Infants in cribs reportedly were swept away amid rising waters and collapsed homes left many evacuated and in shock.
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Power Hearing Date Set for Two West Virginia Dams
The Public Service Commission fixed September 30 as the hearing date for West Virginia Power Company's request to build two water power projects on the New and Bluestone rivers in Summers Mercer and Monroe counties and Giles county Virginia. Construction costs are estimated at 23 026 000 dollars with Bulls Falls dam to create a 12 feet high barrier, a 5 500 000 000 cubic feet reservoir, and a 168 000 horsepower station. The second project near Hinton Summers County seeks a dam with 900 000 000 cable feet capacity and a 21 000 horsepower plant.
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Witness calls W K Billings a blaster in San Francisco
In a San Francisco hearing the court weighed moving Warren K Billings from prison to testify in a pardon case. Prosecutor Cunha alleged Mooney and Billings were part of a bomb gang tied to the 1916 parade bombing that killed 10. The judge paused action to decide on legality and admissibility of related documents and testimony.
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Billings
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Bilings
Jusce William H. Waste
McKenzie
Steel plant resumes full time work in Donora
Officials of the American Steel and Wire Company said one of two blast furnaces at the Donora plant resumed operations Sunday after months idle. The restart will provide full time employment for about 200 men who had been working half time. The report quotes company officials and notes the broader impact on local workers and community employment conditions.
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