Rosemont Mad Dog Is Slain
Rosemont residents breathed relief as a mad dog was captured and shot at daybreak by a Flemington resident after it bit several chickens a cow and the six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Snider of Rosemont The dog belonged to Harold Wyckoff of Flemington and after chasing it to Rosemont it was shot near Cathers Run after the Snider child received antitoxin at St Marys hospital Morgantown later the head was sent for rabies verification endangering the girl if Pasteur treatments fail.
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Rosemont
Harold Wyckoff
Flemington
Cather
Damages Awarded In Land Condemnation Case Near Philippi
A Barbour county jury awarded damages of 1800 to Rachel Mc Daniel and others after visiting the land in condemnation proceedings brought by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. The case concerns a right of way for a proposed cutoff from Webster in Taylor county to Berryburg Junction in Barbour county. The route will cross the McDaniel property two miles below Philippi.
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Philippi
Rachel McDaniel
Barbour County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Notice clarifies bankrupt Charles H Carr resident
The Sentinel notes a bankruptcy notice published yesterday does not refer to Charles H Carr of 110 Grand St. The liable party in question is a separate resident from Booths Creek district in Taylor county, distinguished from the city address.
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Sentinel
Charles H. Carr
Grand St
Booths Creek
Taylor County
Italy Plans Contend Accident Result Attributed Elsewhere
Italy plans to argue the fatal crash was caused by something other than defective material or construction. The death of Raimondo Franchetti, 46, deprived Italy of the services of an...
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Italy
Raimondo Franchetti
Knotts Avenue Girl Is Winner in House Contest
Miss Helen Trimble, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Trimble of Knotts avenue, placed fourth in the C A House 33 problem contest and will receive roller skates. Her entry used nine squares with a hand drawn house and house numbers summing to 33 in three ways. Prizes went to Sherman Ogden, Elk Bridge, first with a bicycle, Dr C F Lauterbach Buckhannon second a radio, John Hardway Clarksburg third a baseball glove. Judges were Earl F Bradbury, Margaret J Tucker and C H Bishop.
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Helen Trimble
Jesse Trimble
E. Knotts Avenue
C. A
Trimble
Sherman Ogden
Elk Bridge
C. F. Lauterbach
Buckhannon
John Hardway
Clarksburg
Earl F. Bradbury
The
Register
Denver
Colo
C. H. Bishop
Central Fireproof Garage
Margaret J. Tucker
No Truce in Logan County Vote Battle Explained
Debated remarks by Chandler accuse Logan County officials of a fabricated margin in last Saturday’s Democratic primary. He cites 10,908 votes and 64 percent more than Roosevelt in 1932, warning the issue could flare again in November with King Swope as Republican governor nominee.
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Logan County
Rhea
Lorean
Chandler
Press Roosevelt
King Swope
Rosemont Tot Scalded By Boiling Water Accident
Wilma Anne Peeler three years old of Rosemont was slightly burned when she tipped a kettle of boiling water onto her left arm while her mother gathered fruit jars in the cellar. She received care at home.
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Wilma Anne
Horace Peeler
Rosemont
Wife Held in Slaying Case Ties to Lover Allegation
State police recount a revival of a childhood romance as a secondary motive in the crime. Prosecutor W A W Grier says Mrs Dolbow confessed plotting the slaying with Driscoll for three months, while Driscoll denies involvement.
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Wilfred Dubbie
State Police
Baltimore and Ohio safety drive canvass underway
As part of the railroad's safety campaign Master Mechanic R. H. Cline conducts a man-to-man canvass to reduce railway accidents. All employees of the Monongah division with central headquarters are contacted in this effort.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
R. H. Cline
Central
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