Milledgeville inmate speaks of innocence and gratitude
The interview with Frank, a frail inmate from Milledgeville, Georgia, reveals his emaciated appearance, stark memories of the days before execution, and his calm insistence on innocence. He credits Governor Slaton and supporters for commuting his sentence, and contrasts prison life with the relative calm of Milledgeville.
HENNEN BACK AT HOME IN GRAFTON
John Hennen, held by Marion County officers after being found with a throat wound near Glovers Gap, returned to his home at 829 West Boyd Street in Grafton with his wife and daughter. He is recovering, having traveled from Ohio and various towns after leaving the Columbia Tile Company plant, sending money home and describing a period of amnesia after Cameron.
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Marion County
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Grafton
Shim
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Hennen
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Wounded Man in Ward Believed to Be Attacked by Friends
The injured individual, known to many in the Port Ward area, bore a throat wound and was thought to be assaulted by new acquaintances rather than by foes. He was recognized in Palmoist by coworkers who arranged to have him brought home.
West Virginia University board adjourns without president choice
Charleston W Va June 26 the state regents adjourned after a three day session without selecting a new president for Morgantown. A committee was appointed to confer with candidates for the dean of agriculture and Dr Frank B Trott er will serve as acting president until Hodgess successor is chosen.
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West Virginia University
Jentee John
Sallie
Charleston
W. Va
Ann Wittman
State Univerile
Morgantown
State Board
Sallie Ann Wittman
Reine
Ae Pa
Frank B. Trotter
University
Thomas E. Hodgess
Notice to creditors and chancery actions in Taylor Co WV
A long public notice compendium from Taylor County West Virginia lists creditors to Lucinda McDaniel 1915 estates, guardianship of John H Winter, infant Mary Bowmaster, and others. It includes commissions, liens, and real estate actions in chancery against Ebbert Knight and Grafton Gas Electric Co. with dates 1915 1916 and various clerks, commissioners, and attorneys.
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Eliza Kinney
J. H. Nichol
B. K. Lamb
Lamb A Yokum
W. C. Frum
Ida’ Cavanaugh
A. W. McConkey
Sarah McConkey
C. B. Wyckoff
Taylor County
West Virginia
Chalmers Manufacturing Co
Rafton Gas & Electric Co
Grafton Light and Power C O
Central Trust Company of New York
Joseph C. Trees
The
National Bank of Fairmont
W. Va
Nationa Valve and Manufacturing Company
A Corportion
John H. Rock, Jr
Taylor County Bank
Crowd of 200000 attends civic wedding in Cleveland
In Cleveland on June 26 a crowd of about 200000 witnessed John Spilker wed Miss Elsie Wuerts at a merchants carnival. The event featured gifts of a completely furnished home. A Harvard professor stated that women can be as capable fighters as men, noting the couple's marriage.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John
Spilker
Elsie Wuerts
Harvard
Notice to Creditors of Ettis J Knight deceased
Creditors of Ettis J Knight and George S Iaman are instructed to file their claims against the deceased's estate for adjudication. Claims must be presented to commissioners J Frank Wilson and John St Clair at their county offices on or before July 5 1915 and May 5 1916 respectively. Court clerks A Mason and A J Mason certify the notices in the May and June 1916 entries.
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Benjamin F. Bailey
Circuit Court
County of
Taylor
G. W. Ford
Said
A. J. Mason
Warder & Robinson
Joho W. Gigley
James H. Irving
Gordon B
Grafton
J. Frank Wilson
West Virginia
Willa Lew Hyer
David L Larcomb
Thomas Newles
William F. Robin
William J. Curry
JL. Arnett
Huffman
John J. Johnson
John Seranage
Guy W. Davis
John McDonald
Virginia
J. Frank. Wilson
Chancery
W. Burdett
Plaintif
John Bradshaw
Sylvanus Nixon
H. L Nixon
Elisabeth OR
Davisson
David ©. Larcomb
Thomas Newton
Wm. H Bailey
A. L. Delaney
Catherine Isper
Annie McClery
James Riggs
John W. Johnson
Carlin Samuel A. Balbridge
Delia Carroll D
W. M. Robinson
Harriet Snively
James Hillberry
Robert N McConkey
P.M. Hickel
Grafton Banking and Trust Company
A. W. Burdett
iWest
State of
John Brad-shaw
Defendainta
Bill
Nis
Annie McCleary
West Virgin
Willa Lew
Circuit Court of
County of Tay
Toller
J. Frank
Tayor
J. K. Wilson
J. Mason
B. Wyckorf
Ettis J. Knight
Ray of Age
John L. Hechmer
Pit
George
Iaman
John, St. Clair
Itness
Falé Court
Grafton Dairy Gets New Manager Frank M Cole
Frank M. Cole, a Graftonian, takes charge of the Grafton Dairy Company plant on Viantom McGraw avenue and begins operating this modern facility. He invites inspection, aims to supply ice cream to soda fountains and parlors citywide, uses local milk where possible, and plans pasteurized milk output. No embargo on shipments to foreign countries, says State Department.
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M. Cole
Frank M. Cole
Cole
Washington
United States
State Department
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