Roosevelt plan to limit federal state overlaps debated
The piece discusses President elect Roosevelt proposing to review federal overreach into state domains notably in funding collaborations, road and health projects, and land grants. It argues such overlap wastes money, threatens state independence, and could yield savings and simpler governance if reined in. It notes unemployment relief funding continuing and commends local Taylor county work. It also condemns Japanese actions in Manchuria as a breach of territorial integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
National Treasury
Agricultural Department
Government Relief Corporation
Taylor County
Stock tips and farm relief plans face critique
An expert decries stock tipsters as unreliable and warns of a coming bust as many investors were lured by frauds. The piece condemns dishonest brokerage operations and questions Democratic farm relief plans as subsidies that raise prices and waste taxpayer funds. It argues for conservation and practical restocking, urging stricter rule enforcement and realistic policies.
Deer Seen In Wayne County Forests Reflect Conservation Success
Deer have wandered from Logan and from Mingo or McDowell refuges into Wayne county forests. Hunters are reminded deer cannot be legally slain in the county. The fall sightings indicate the state conservation program is bearing fruit and that Wayne County can have abundant game in coming years if protection steps continue. Fishing is improving with Twelve-Pole Creek partially closed and stocked annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Logan
Mingo
McDowell
Twelve-Pole Creek
West Virginia
Demand for Farm Leaders Probed in Farm Relief Debate
In a resolution Rep Hart of Michigan calls for an investigation into groups claiming to speak for farmers. He cites the agricultural marketing act costing the treasury half a billion and alleges racketeering and self-serving leaders behind so called general farm organizations. The Wheeling Intelligencer notes concern that actual farmers have little stake in ongoing farm relief legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressonal Relief of Agriculture
Hart
Michigan
West Virginia Considers Third Federal Judicial District
Over two years agitation for a third federal judicial district in West Virginia gains momentum. Initiated by Rep. Bachmann of Wheeling and backed by Attorney General Mitchell, with Senator Neely signaling support. Republicans push the move for job creation amid political debate.
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West Virginia
Bachmann
Wheeling
United States
Mitchell
Neely
Republians
Adverse view on WV third district for federal courts
The Huntington Advertiser argues creating a third federal judicial district in West Virginia would be unnecessary and costly. It notes docket congestion driven by prohibition cases and warns new expenses would fall on taxpayers, urging the Democratic party to avoid such an extravagant move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Third Judicial District
Democratic Party
Huntington Advertiser
Mrs Suddarth Leaves for Charleston to Attend Caucus
Mrs F S Suddarth a Taylor county Democrat and first woman in the House of Delegates from the county departs for Charleston Monday for the House caucus where lower house officers will be chosen. The session opens on the eleventh. Robert Kidd of the Grafton Press seeks reelection as house clerk, with Francis Warder as a possible feading clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Sjiddarth
House of Delegates
Taylor County
Charleston
Robert Kidd
Grafton Press
Francis Warder
Feading
Suddarth
Watring Opens Philippi Court
Judge W Merle Watkins opened the January term of Barbour circuit court at Philippi. It is his second term since appointment by Governor Conley to succeed Judge Warren B Kittle. The term is expected to be brief with no petit jury summoned and no trials scheduled except for prisoners held in jail who demand trial.
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W. Merle Watkins
Barbour
Philippi
Conley
Warren B. Kittle
aylor-Barbour
Notice of Decree of Reference in Multiple Estates
In Taylor County Circuit Court West Virginia the commissioner will on January 16 1933 hear accounts for the estates of Sunda Murray deceased and Linda T Murray deceased with Dorsey Brown executor and will report on property debts funeral expenses and dispositions. Also on January 20 1983 at 9 am in Grafton WV the decree of reference for George Papapanagitou alias George S Pappas deceased will be executed detailing personal estate debts administration and real property and related matters.
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R. D. Stout
Law
Bank of Femington
Circuit Court
Baylor County
West Virginia
Taylor County Bank
Grafton
Taylor County
West, Virginia
Sunda T. Murray
Dorsey Brown
Linda T. Murray
Lunda T. Murray
P. Friedman
J. Friedman
Gene Richards
Goldamit, Black, Inc
Taxi and Transfer Company
John
Victor Kalkanderals
Busy
Bee Restaurant
CH Harlan
Harold Shaw
W. Mabe Watkins
Tylor County
West Virgina
West Wa
George Papapanagitou
George S. Pappas
George Gitou
Allas
Géo. S. Pappas
Compioner
Notice to Creditors in Taylor County WV 1933
Notice to all creditors of Lunda T. Murray deceased to present claims by January 1933 at the Taylor County Bank Building Grafton WV under a Taylor County Circuit Court decree. Also includes a lengthy Chancery case with multiple defendants and assignees against Pappas Estate and related parties with diverse names and corporate plaintiffs and trustees.
Notice to Creditors for George Papapanagitou estate
Creditors of George Papapanagitou alias George S Pappas are notified to present their claims for adjudication. The claims against his real estate in Taylor County must be filed at the Taylor County Bank Building in Grafton by January 20, 1938. Failure to do so may bar future rights to the estate under court order. Commissioner in Chancery William P Samples leads the proceedings.
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Lunda
T. Murray
William P. Samples
W. Ford
Dbwison
George Papapanagitou
George
Pappas
Circuit Court
County of Taylo
Taylor County Bank
Grafton
Taylor County
West Virginia
William. P. Samples
Chancery
C T Bartlet Named New President of School Board
C T Bartlet, president of the school board, succeeds the late Ava Bartlett as head of the Cott House district board of education. Appointments were made by County Schools Superintendent Loyd L Shriver. Other members include U S Clevenger and Everett Findley.
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G. T. Bartlett
Webster
Cott House District Board of Education
Ava
Loyd L. Shriver
U. 8
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Pgrafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton Sentinel
W. VA
Moward H Holt
Latrope Street
Frienes
Grafton Printing
Gratton
Dell
Associated Press
God
China
Japan
League of Nations Council
Geneva
Manchuria
Germany
Belgium
Cincinatti
Wayne County News
OUR
the Grafton Printing Co
Sentinel Bldg
BR. L
Newton
Sept
Piggly Wiggly
Watring
Philippi Court
Sentinel
the Times
Central Hotel
Latrobe Street
Hesnomy
Main Street
Thornton Pike
P. O
Rawleigh
Taylor, Barbour
Harrison
Raw‘eiak Co
Dept
Richmond
County of
Taylor
William Pr
First National Bank of Grafton
West Virginia, Corporation
Victor Kalkanderag
Jimps Kosteringas
Nikolas I
Soumas
Ioannis I
Souma
Ioannis
D. Costeringas
John Costeringas
John Costaringas
John Millones
Koua Sterg
Papapanagiotou
Despina Stergiu
J. Walter
Krust
Culie Ats W. Merle. Watking
W. W. Bush
Ate Tanner Company
Shullek-Talyor
C.T. Bartlet
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