Public Service Commission notices and chancery warnings
The document records a 1913 West Virginia Public Service Commission order granting leave to condemn lands for dam construction along the Tygart Valley and sets a hearing for September 8 1913 at Charleston. It includes numerous chancery notices from Taylor County court, detailing liens, real estate inquiries, and required appearances by defendants and lien holders in Grafton and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
West Virginia
Fairmont and
Clarksburg Power Co
Public Service Corporation
Public Service Commission
A. D
Capitol
Charleston
Tygart Valley
W. W. Whyte
East Grafton Coal & Coke Company, & Corporation
Guardian Savings & Trust Company
Taylor County
East Grafton Coal & Coke Co
IGuardian Savings @ Trust Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Triona Coal & Coke Company
Pacere
Mast Grafton Coal & Coke Company
Guardian Savings & Trust Co
Triona Coal & Coke Co
Grafton Sentinel
M. D. Allender
Warder & Robinson
Plainum
Taylor County Teachers Institute convenes in Grafton
Notice references the Taylor County Teachers Institute meeting at First Presbyterian church in Grafton on August 25 1913 with Professors J Frank Mark and C G Wilson as instructors. The document also lists legal actions involving Dellet Newson George W Mallones D B Taylor The Real Estate and Improvement Company of Baltimore City and R Barr trustees. The chancery order directs execution of a reference in a West Virginia case with details tied to August 26 1913 and a Gratton office.
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Della Beavers
Nathan Bolyard
Taylor County Bank
J. C. Lewellen
Thomas F. Welsh
John C. Shroyer
G. W. Ford
J. C. Sturms
C. L. Curry
Alexander Bolyard
Rebecca Ghof
Rosa Martin
Merchants & Mechanics Savings Bank
Exchange Mill
Grafton
Taylor
West Virginia
J. Frank Wilson
Chancery
S. H
Eugene Sommerville
Plaintim
Circuit Court
Taylor County
Lee Benett
Ll. W. Wolfe
J. L. Kuntz
H. C. Wolfe
N. B. Wolfe
N.B. Wolf
L. W. Wolfe
JL. Kuntz
Citizens National Bank of
Connellsville
Gratton Sentinel
Thia County
M. D. Allender
Warder & Robinson
Virginia
Kane & Keyser Hardware Co
East Grafton Coal & Coke Company
Tn Chancery
East Grafton Coal & Coke Co
Nathan Shroyer
Guardian Savings & Trust Company
Triona Coal @ Coke Company
Taylor County Teachers Institute
First Presbyterian Church
J. Frank Mark
C. G. Wilson
Dellet Newson
George W. Mallones
D. B .Taylor
Real Estate and Improvement, Company
Baltimore City
R. Barr
Trustes
Gratton
Trial anticipation rivalling famed Dudding case
The trial is expected to attract intense public interest with an indictment likely to be returned and trial pushed promptly. The Kendrick family, arguing the murdered man was slain in cold blood and his name besmirched after death, have retained counsel to assist in the prosecution. The Perdues prepare a strong defense for the young girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudding
Kendricks
Jman
Perdues
Get‘ting
Wedding of Ella May Newlon and Everett McDaniel
The marriage took place at the bride’s father C. D. Newlon home with Rev. E. H. Waters officiating. Attendees included families and friends. Lohengrin’s wedding march was played by the bride’s sister A. Hodges. The couple will honeymoon at Grafton Park and reside in Newton after returning. Ella May Newlon works at Newton Foundry & Machine Co. and Everett McDaniel is a post office clerk, both well known in Cecil and the county.
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C. D. Newlon
Ella May Newlon
Everett McDaniel
Cecil
E. H. Waters
United Brethren Church
Lohengrin
Slater
A_'T. Hodges
Mrs. McDaniel
Grafton’ Park
Newton Foundry & Machine Company
W. W. McDaniel
Geetl
Hugh McDaniel
First Ward
Murderess to be tried in Wayne county court
Huntington report: Circuit court opens with Judge John B. Wilkinson presiding. Central case is Letha Perdue, 17, accused of killing James Kendrick, Huntington fireman. Prosecution plans to present evidence to grand jury amid statewide interest and sensational testimony.
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Huntington
Circuit
Wayne County
Wayne
John B. Wilkinson
Logan
Letha Perdue
James Kendrick
Huntington Fire Department
Perdue
Kendrick
Old Maids Provocation Sparks Court Fight In Chicago
Miss Minnie Flatley of the Colonial Hotel, age 31, struck Mrs. Lizzie Varley with a chair after being called an old man. In court Judge Gemmill discharged her, saying provocation can justify assault but murder is despicable to humiliate a woman.
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Chicago
Minnie Flatley
Colonial Hotel
Lizzie Varley
Miss Flatley
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Grafton Banking & Trust Company
W Va
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
Grafton, W. VA
D. B.taylor
D. B. Taylor
County of Taylor
J. Frank, Wilson
Plaintif
Irene
J. Frank Wilbom
B. B. Harwood
H. E. Harwood
E. E. Harwood
Burdett
Eugene Sommervilie
A. F. Richardson
M. L. Richardson
Howard H. Holt
Fletcher
Astoria
Castoria
Ghileddu
Lon
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