Pair Confesses Robbery And Get 9 Years Each
Hoy Crouser and Glen Michaels, both 38 and residents of Everettsville, pleaded guilty to attempted robbery on the eve of trial and were sentenced to nine years each by Judge A. G. Hughes in Preston circuit court. The men were among four in a gun battle with Henry Orr of Independence on July 16. Groves of Arnettsville was killed. Mike Triplett posted bond and awaits next term. Lloyd Wakefield, 26, of Kingwood, was found guilty of bigamy. motion for new trial set for December 8. S Conte Di Savoia, en route to New York, left Genoa on maiden voyage amid hopes of rough seas.
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Kingwood
Hoy Crouser
Glen Michaels
Everettsville
A. G. Hughes
Preston
Crouser
Michaels
Henry Orr
Independence
O. F. Groves
Arnettsville
Mike Triplett
Lloyd Wakefield
S. Conte di
Dynamite Wrecks Automobile in Bowling Green
In Bowling Green Kentucky on December 1 a dynamite blast blew out the rear of a car driven by T G Hundley a social real estate dealer. Hundley said someone tied a stick of dynamite to the exhaust pipe and set it off after manipulating stabilizers and the gyroscopic gear during the night.
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Keast
Hundley
Bowling Green
T. G. Hundley
Mitchell and Hoyt Released by Giants
New York City December 1 Clarence Mitchell last of the southpaw spitball pitchers and Waite Hoyt the Boy Wonder of a year ago were released by the New York Giants as part of Bill Terry's rebuilding plan. They receive unconditional releases under the 10 year rule and may negotiate with any club for their services. Also noted is Trevey Nutter, Republican of pears defeated eleventh district with $660.34.
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New York
Clarence Mitchell
Waite Hoyt
New York Giants
Bill Terry
Trevey Nutter
Pears
Martinsburg Hosts Horticultural Society Convention
The West Virginia Horticultural Society selects candidates for state senator at its Martinsburg meeting held March 1 and 3 1933. J Slidell Brown and others face election tasks as delegates propose nominees including James Paul Jr and Harry Flood Byrd with various district assignments and campaign costs reported.
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Martinsburg
Charleston
West Virginia
George W. Sharp
J. T. Garrett
Harry Miller
J. Slidell Brown
Harry Flood Byrd
Winchester
Erat
Elkins
Virginia
James
Paull, Jr
Wellisburg
Bed Roose
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