Bill of Particulars Filed in Footer Suit Against Preisss
The bill of particulars in the Footers Due Works versus L F and Matthew Preiss, former Footers agents, lists an open account of 2078.16 covering January 1 1925 to March 26 1927. Proceedings were started, summonses issued, and the document will be filed in Taylor County circuit court during January rules and placed on the trial docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footer’s
L. F
Matthew Preiss
Inits City
Circuit Court
Footers
Matthew
L. F. Preiss
Taylor County
Wodket
Fish Are Fed Iodine As Cure For Goiter
Seattle story reports fish like humans suffer goiter with high mortality in eastern brook trout. Dr John Guberlet of University of Washington studies iodine treatment via potassium iodine, with preliminary tests showing possible cure for goiter in Natbath fishes.
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Seattle
Wash
John Guberlet
University of Washington
Buberlet
Lawsuit Claims Missing Funds From Plaintiffs
The defendants are alleged as representatives of the plaintiffs to have received money that has not been paid to the latter.
Morrow Nomination Confirmed by Senate
Washington reports the foreign relations committee favorably passes Dwight W. Morrow for ambassador to Mexico. Nomination of Noble B. Judah to Cuba and Robert E. Olds to be under secretary of state also approved. No strong objections voiced though Senate fight possible. Grew’s Turkey ambassadorship nomination is skipped.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Senate
Huntington
W. Va
Noble B. Judah
Chicago
Cuba
Robert E. Olds
Minnesota
Morrow
J. Pierpont Morgan
Meneo
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Joseph C. Grew
Turkey
Grew
Olds
Huntington Man Is Killed By Engine
A. J. Prentel, 67, of Huntington was killed when his automobile was struck by Baltimore and Ohio train No. 23 at a grade crossing. The train derailed and stopped near the Guyan River bridge. No passengers were injured. engineers Roy Rousch and Fireman Charles J. Watts, from Parkersburg, sustained slight injuries after jumping from the locomotive.
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Huntington
A. Jh. Prentel
Baltimore and Ohio
Guyan River
Roy , Rousch
Charles J. Watts
Parkersburg
Boy Violinist Refuses Big Offers At Ten
Benjamin Button era violin prodigy Yehudi Menuhin, age ten, electrified a Carnegie Hall audience Monday. His father Moshe Menuhin stated the family will decline offers worth about $65,000 to pursue a chance for Yehudi to become a farmer. They plan to return to California for concert work and continue his broader education.
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Carnegie Hall
Yehudi Menuhin
San Francisco
Moshe Menuhin
California
Menuhin
Trapshooters Elect Southerner President
A Southerner from Spartansburg North Carolina was elected president of the American Trap Shooting Association at the annual meeting at the Vandalia grounds. The grand American handicap will be held at Vandalia shooting grounds in the last week of August 1928.
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Dayton
Isaac Andrews
Spartansburg
N. C
Malone Tried by Kiwanians at Grafton meeting
The Kiwanis club heard Harry Compton speak on civic progress and service while Paul Malone faced a mock trial for matrimony. Induction of Tarlock Rasmussen as Kiwanian and remarks on Greater Grafton’s growth highlighted the evening amid calls for unity among local clubs to boost the city.
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Harry
Compton
Paul &. Malone
Roscoe Ridenau
Tarlock Rasmussen
Brooks’ R. Gall
Kiwanis
Rotary
Quota
Grafton
Gratton
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Morgan Town
Ufe
Malone Trial Masks Courtroom Formalities in Bantering Case
In a humorous trial tone the proceedings skip usual courtroom routine while prosecutor J. C. Holt and defense attorney Arthur G. Yates argue the defendant Benedict Malone for misintimony. The judge directs a verdict for the prosecution and ticks off a brief, stern sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paw! Malone
Tony
Tully
Atorney
Kiwanian
J. C. Holt
Knight of Rails Held By B. and O. Officers
Charles Thomas, described as a knight of the rails with no residence money or friends, was picked up in the railroad yards last night on a trespassing charge by B and O Officer Fansier. He was arraigned this morning before Justice W B Leach and given the customary fine and jail sentence. Thomas arrest was the only one reported last night.
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Charles Thomas
Fansier
W. B. Leach
Thomas
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America
Japan
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West Vrginia
Pea=cock
Europe
Margtals and Price
Auvil Shoe Company
Trapshooters
Southerner President
Billie Dove
Im McCormick
Preser
Alec B
Francis Montague Love
George Fitzmaurice
Carey Wilson
First National Picture Orchestra
James
Dit
Yee Jamey
Adolph Zukor
Jesse L Lasky
Archdeacon’s
Wm. Archdeacon Co
Leadings Men’s and Boys’ Store
West Virginia
Malone
Kiwanians
Bo Hartford
Smith
Axminster Vl
Armstrong
Quaker
B. F. Poe
Brore Friedman
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