Trade Group Drafts Codes to Replace NRA Rules
Washington July 3 The federal trade commission will aid business in arranging voluntary codes to replace NRA rules struck down by the Supreme Court. President Roosevelt authorized the move, with no new law sought. Voluntary codes excluded wage and hour clauses unless industry requests. 52 industries inquired. labor seeks wage and hour standards via interstate licensing.
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License War Between States Escalates In Maryland
Walter N. Rudy Maryland motor vehicles commissioner ordered state police to stop every West Virginia truck carrying goods for hire. Farmers’ products traveling to town would be spared. Five WV truckmen were arrested at Oakland, Maryland as Maryland ends reciprocity with West Virginia and seeks a conference that WV has refused.
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Walter N. Rudy
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New York
Plan Finish Against Racketeers Aims High
New York detective with 28 years on the force, Commissioner Valentine pledges full cooperation with the governor and the special prosecutor to fight racketeering and organized crime. Dewey faces the job of breaking down an underworld business said to yield over 100 million dollars annually, including the numbers game and policy betting.
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Ferris Faces Murder Charges Amid Ongoing Habeas Corpus Fight
As the case moves forward Ferris pursues a writ of habeas corpus while prosecutors consider formal murder charges. A wall of bitterness divides Ferris from the Jackson sisters who say they are bitter as hell toward him and question if he killed Dickinson. Loretta remains jailed away from her mother and children, while Florence and Rettorta voice anger at police for their treatment. Jean Miller, implicated in the robbery, is expected to be treated as a state’s witness rather than a charged participant.
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Belington School Man New Co Superintendent
Belington native A. Hunt was named county superintendent of Barbour County schools by the county board at its first session in Philippi. He succeeds Brestel Harris. Marie Morrison was chosen assistant superintendent to succeed Waitman D. Gall Jr. The new board organized with G. Monroe Phillips as president and Margaret Stemple as stenographer-clerk to succeed Catherine Kelle.
Jail Term Is Given Legger For Moonshine
William R Phillips of 260 Latrobe street received 30 days in jail and a $25 fine after pleading guilty to unlawful liquor possession from a raid on his home. Moonshine pints and a gallon jug were found. thirteen others were present but not charged. Additional inmates included Chappie Stuller for unpaid fines and intoxication, Otto Bolyard for public drunkenness, Sam Greaser for intoxication, and B H Moor for jail time. Three youths were cited for shooting fireworks. A land conveyance describes Knottsville district parcels to Grafton Park Association and city use with revert terms and bath house removal notice.
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Chappie Stuller
Otto Bolyard
Chancellor Beer Garden
Sam Greaser
Main Street
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B. H. Moor
Park Assoiation
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Taylor County
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Morehead Clerk Resigns to Join Parkersburg Police
C T Mor, captain in charge of the Monongah division railroad police for the Baltimore and Ohio, announced his resignation to accept a position with the Parkersburg department. Satterfield, longtime railroad police employee from 202 East Long, had been with B&O for over two and a half years and earlier served six and a half years in Parkersburg. The item also recounts a separate incident involving Senator Long and General Ansell, describing a theater intrusion and subsequent legal actions linked to a speech about Len Overton.
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Senator Long in Libel Suit Turmoil On Terrace Incident
The report notes Senator Long and supporters in a crowded terrace scene where Long allegedly avoided blows as Ansell and kin accuse him in a $500,000 libel suit. Ansell, son of Samuel T. Ansell, former judge advocate general, is the plaintiff. Long claims a crowded terrace caused a misstep and denied intent.
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Grafton Park Deed Documented in 1911 Transfer
A fragment from deed book No 50 page 2177 records the transfer titled Grafton Park Association to the City of Grafton dated August 21 1911 by W B Samples notes regarding continued working charges and a copy of the deed.
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