Kines Clem Held For Grand Jury In Liquor Transport Charge
William B Kin g and Russel Clem faced grand jury actions on charges of transporting liquor. Kin g held under a $1009 bond, Clem released after posting bond. Dorsey Currey was given a peace bond and fined for assault, with appeal to the circuit court. A teen train rider was jailed for nonpayment after pleading guilty. Oil production and imports data followed, noting regional yields and price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. King
Squire W
Leach
Russel Clem
Kines
Dorsey Currey
Weston
Formrly
Flemingon Drug Company
Flemington
Squire Leach
Seage
Currey
R. L. Brout
the &S
Wendel Woman Dies in City Hospital
Mrs. Elizabeth Crivaro of Wendel died at City Hospital this morning after about six months of illness. She was seven years five months old. Survived by her husband and nine children, six at home aged under fifteen. Funeral at Sand Lick Catholic Church with burial in Simpson cemetery. The Crivaros emigrated from Italy sixteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Crivaro
J Mny Crivaro
Wenel
Mcumphy
Wendel
Sand Lick Catholic Church
Simpson
Philadelphia Engineer Drops Dead While On Phone in Athens
Charles E. Collins a Philadelphia hydraulic and electrical engineer planning an extension to the Concord State Normal School water system in Athens West Virginia collapsed and died of apoplexy this morning while using a telephone in the fire of President G W Dichle. Collins had just returned from the field and was discussing plans to drill a new well when he was stricken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
W. Va
Charles E. Collins
Philadelphia
Concordate Normal School
J. Colins
Mr. Dichle
Oil production rises in United States week ending Jan 3
The weekly summary from the American Petroleum Institute shows the US crude oil production averaging 1,986,500 barrels per day for the week ended January 3, with eastern states averaging 1,680,250 barrels daily and California contributing an increase though the exact state total is not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Texas
Texas
Arkansas
Gulf Coast
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Janary
Pennsylvania
Bradford District
California
America
New York
United States
American Petroleum Situte
Community News Wraps Cumberland Visitors and Local Arrivals
Mrs. J. C. Grayson and Mrs Fisher of Cumberland Md visit Leonard Street home to be with Lloyd Grayson at City Hospital amid pneumonia. Numerous locals and out of town residents, including Cam den Swisher, A L Womcott, and Rev Fred Bishop, attend meetings, travels, and family duties while others visit in Morgantown Clarksburg and Fairmont. Notables include Rebecca lodge official Grant Graham en route to Newburg, and illness cases such as Rufus Holden with influenza and Orville Montgomery's operation at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Grayson
Fisher
Cumberland, Md
Clarence Grayson
Leonard Street
Lloyd Grayson
City Hospital
Charles E. Davis
Morgantown
W. A. Parkhill
West Grafton
Merle Thomas
Lewis Burgoyne
Pittsurgh
John Henderson
Glady Creek
Camden Swisher
Route 1
Fairmont
Nora Bishop
Loar Apartments
Will Bishop
Blueville
Herbert Greenfelder
Logansport
Indiana
Nis
Harry Friedman
Mapleave
G. Bennett
Hedrick
Marcellus Compton
Cherry Run
R. C. Kilmer
Martinsburg Furniture Company
Martinsburg
W. Va
Seller Furniture Co
Latrobe St
Fred Bishop
Middlebourne
Mra
J. T. DeMoss
Thornton
Albert Current
Henry W. Wayne
Millersville
C. A. Keefer
Clarksburg
John Clayton
Alex G. Nestor
Nestorville
Harry Loar
Lawson J. Lear
John Deck
Lucille
Orville Montgomery
Grand
Weednes
Ed. McIntosh
Pleasant
Creek
J Fd. Marquiss
Trontown
Odis Currey
Tooth Creek
Grafton
Rufus Holden
Walnut St
Holden
West Virginia University
Real estate sold in Taylor County December 1924 for taxes due
List of real estate sold in Taylor County in December 1924 for non payment of 1922 taxes and purchased by individuals. Names include Mary Chuke, Geo McKinney, Ezra Dunner, B F Kennedy, Lawson Matthew, Myrtle R Monowa, Posten EB Iva M, Coffman Emma et al, Miller Anthony G, Rose Deberriz Straus Bros. Debtors may redeem by paying the purchase price plus interest. sheriff W J Mays notes the date December 26, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Booths Creek
A. C.C
C A. C
Curry
Cooper, Hoy H. Et Als
L. Curry
Alfred L. Plummers
G L. Curry & A
the Kunst
Gifford
Cecil
Hustead Fork
Ustead Park
W. L. Curry
A. R. Kunst
Cecil - Moats
C. C. Doyle
Als
Larkins
ALO. &G
ALO. &G Ajr
Konst Moyer
Flora D
Lost Run
A. Coal
Kunst
Nuzum
Bnos L
I. Kunst
Towell
G. C
Turkey Run
Oniot House
Lodge Ross
Agt
Webster
Iker Selvey
Woodford
Linpson
Hugh Warde
Nerkley Run
C. Brown
Parker Selvey
Parker Selvey Flemington
H.C. Caldwell
Rosemont Ti Conaway
Rosemont
Fetterman
ALO. & i
C.F. Thomas
M. J. Welch
Valley River
Three Fork Lohid Uch Warder
Davidson
W. J
E. H. Davis
Moulte
Joseph Rector
Hi. Davis
McGraw
Rose
Deberriz Fett
H. Davis
Grafton Independent Distii
West Side
Chyde Richmond
Park View
Ambrose
W. Rt
T. Wells
Carr
Margaret
Britt P
Maeh
BE. M
Harvey Harvey
J. B
Sandy Creek
Hefner
T. Wells Park View
Wells
Loyette
S. W
Bonafede
Melilligott
Johanna
Valley River Hove
Longworth heir predicted to be a great leader
Nation awaits Alice Roosevelt Longworth’s baby boy with prophecies of leadership, wealth, and European favor. The cradle, dating to colonial times, is prepared as the family hopes for a February birth, linking the child to Theodore Roosevelt and Nicholas Longworth lineages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Washington
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Alice Longworth
Alice
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Longworth
Washington Seersees
Europe
Theodore Lee Longworth
Theodore
Lee
Alice Lee
Boston
Xerxes Nebuchadnezzar
Claes Martengen van Rosenvelt
America
Holland
Vanderbilt
Ths
William Hitt
Katherine Elkins
Logan sheriff change ends state injunctive push
Attorney General England plans no renewal of the injunction over Logan County’s “time card” system as new sheriff Emmett Scargill takes office January 1. Deputies count barely enough, coal guards not clear, and the court action appears ended with the sheriff’s change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Logan County
England
Logan
Emmett Scagm
Sherif
Sheriff's Office
Lst
Don Chafin
Logan Field
Englant
Supreme Court of Appeals
A. P Hudson
Kanawha
Hotel Grafton Closing Story
The Sentinel published a December notice that the Hotel Grafton would close on January first. The paper later disputed the announcement as erroneous and noted local denials from Murphy Hotel Co. managers while stressing the public interest in the potential closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Grafton
Sentnel
Gratton Hotel
the Sentinel
Murphy Hotel Co
Chicago
Murphy Company
Ford Faces Libel Suit Over Dearborn Truck Statements
Chicago January 8. Aaron Sapiro representing farmers cooperatives demands retraction of statements about Henry Ford and his Dearborn Trust within 30 days. If not, a $1,000,000 libel suit will be filed in Detroit against Ford Motor Co and Dearborn Publishing Co officials. Named are K G Leibold, W J Cameron, and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry
Ford
Dearborn
Aaron Sapiro
Fartiers Cooperative
Detroit
K. G. Leibold
Dearborn Publishing Co
W. J. Cameron
Ford Motor Company
Mr. Sapro
Juris Sepreneraide
Ottd Kahn
Bernard Barach
Bert D. Laskereind B.myer, Jr
Farmers of America
Kills a robber during post office raid near Pittsburgh
A safe robber, believed John Wallace of Oswego New York, was shot and killed by Post master Herbert Park of Gibsonia during a post office safe raid near Pittsburgh. The other robber escaped after exchanging fire behind cinders. local visitors Wiseman Luck and Lake were in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
John Wallace
Oswego
N. Y
Herbert Park
Gibsonia
Here
Also Mentioned on This Page
Astairment
Independence
Chuke
Mary
Geo
McKinney, Ezra
W. J. Mays
Taylor County
Nick
Nicholas Longworth
Cincinnati
Sparagua
White House
Roosevelt Longworth
Longworths
Nicholas Long
North
Apphia Vanderpoel
Ist
Alice Roose
Velt Longworth
Mer
Acis
Maryland
Cherkeston
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
R. B. Bernheim
E. D. Lewis
Roanoke
Central Power Company of North Carolina
New River
Ree
Charles
Howard, Coutt. Sel
Telephone Company
Reveauy
George Wiseman
Pruntytown
B. Luck
Sand Lick
Mary Lake
Brydon
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