Six Brought Up In Court For July Fourth Drunkenness
Six drunks were arrested during the July 4 holiday and tried this morning by Mayor E. Ott Waugh. J H Shahan was found intoxicated on Main Street and sentenced to two days in jail. Charles H Harlan received three days of city street work for public drunkenness. Laurence Maddox, picked up on Main Street, posted bond and appeared at 9 o'clock tonight. Transient ordered to leave town with two days of street work.
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E. Ott Waugh
J.H. Shahan
Main Street
Waugh
Charles H. Harlan
St. Marys Street
Laurence Maddox
Glenns Pain-Well Tonic Ad Claims Cure All
An advertisement touts Glenns Pain-Well Tonic as a mix of Tron Citrates and Elixir of Native Herbs promising relief from aches pain loss of energy and nerves Jumpy with a claim of equal for the relief of such a physical condition It urges buyers to try a treatment and is on sale at leading drug stores.
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Glenn
City officers charge multiple locals with public intoxication
E L Dow son was picked up yesterday morning at 6 o clock on Bluemont retreat charged with intoxication in public by city officers. He was found guilty by the mayor on that charge. Edward Murdock, transient, ordered by Mayor Waugh to quit the city today, found guilty of being drunk at the Transient bureau yesterday at 1 p m following a complaint by bureau officials. J K Ford was charged with drunk and asleep in the De Luxe restaurant arrested at 1 o'clock this morning, found guilty by the mayor and sentenced to five days work on city streets.
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E. L. Dowson
Bluemont Retreet
Edward Murdock
Waughn
Latrobe
St. Mary Street
J. K. Ford
Monkeys Escape and Roam College Rooftop Near Edison
Six monkeys from the University of Wisconsin psychology department escaped their cage on Independence Day in Edison Wisconsin and perched on a restaurant roof. Police and zoo director Fred Winkelman attempted to corral the primates as spectators watched the humorous escape unfold.
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Edison
Wis
University of Wisconsin Psychology Department
Fred Winkleman
Zoo
Pilot and five crew die in Berlin crash at Britz house
A pilot and five mechanics were killed when a trial plane crashed through a house roof in Britz, a Berlin suburb near Tempelhof airfield. The cause of the crash was not determined.
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Berlin
Britz
Templhof
Death plunge seen by many at fireworks display
In St. Clair Shores Michigan on July 5 1930 a Toledo aerialist William Henderson ascended 2000 feet in a hot air balloon to thrill Fourth of July spectators. Fred Cardoni of Detroit clung to a rope beneath the balloon and fell after losing grip, witnessed by Cardoni’s wife and two children. Deputies said the rapid ascent yanked him free.
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St. Claires Shores
Mich
Wiliam T. Henderson
Toledo
Fred Cardoni
Detroit
Henderson
Cardoni
Cardeni J
Baspet
Licenses Issued for Hunting Fishing and Hawkers
County records show 61 state wide hunting and fishing licenses issued last month and 79 county wide permits. Female licensees totaled 17. Only one hawker license granted, but 81 hawkers and peddlers permits issued in Taylor County.
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Frank Bennett
Taylor County
Rural Mail Carriers State Convention Opens in Huntington
More than 50 delegates attended the opening of the annual tri state rural mail carriers association convention in Huntington. Southern West Virginia association president Jay Queen of Harts hosted the event with state officers O W Bennett Parkersburg president Ellis R Lutherman Burlington vice president J W Phillips Cameron secretary and Earl C Brown Martinsburg treasurer. Reports were to fill the morning session and road commissioner Ernest L Bailey was the principal afternoon speaker.
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Huntington
Martin V. Chapman
Tri-State Rural Mail Carriers Association
Jay Queen
Harts
Southern West Virginia Association
O. W. Bennett
Parkersburg
Ellis R. Lutherman
Burlington
J. W. Phillips
Cameron
Earl C. Brown
Martinsburg
Aged couple in Spring Lake found after three weeks dead
Miss Jennie A. McCloskey aged 87 and her brother John 85 lived 30 years in seclusion in Spring Lake New Jersey Their income came from the estate of the late John Cardinal McCloskey who died in New York in 1885 Neighbors learned of their disappearance after George Powers a laundry solicitor reported something strange Chief Russell Hurdon found Miss McCloskey dead on a bed and McCloskey malnourished in the next room Police described a life of isolation with food and clothing delivered by mail order houses
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Spring Lake
N. J
Jennie A. McCloskey
John
St. Catherine's
Ohio
Father Reilly
George Powers
Russell Hurdon
Dina
Mics McCloskey
McCloskey
Hurdon
Local County Physician: Woman Died of Natural Causes
Dr. Harvey W. Hartman, county physician, said the woman died of natural causes between two and three weeks ago. John was taken to a hospital.
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Harvey W. Hartman
John
Pick Jurors to Try Wife in Weyerhaeuser Kidnapping Case
Tacoma July 5 jurors begin selection in the George Weyerhaeuser kidnapping trial of Margaret Waley. Judge Cushman will recess after the jury is chosen until Tuesday for testimony. About 75 government witnesses are subpoenaed by U S Marshall aides. Some witnesses from Salt Lake City and Spokane are expected. Justice agents from across the nation and Oregon residents tied to a ransom bill are anticipated.
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Tacoma
Wash
George Weyerhaeuser
Margaret Thulin Waley
E. E. Cushman
U.S. Marshall
A. J. Chitty
Salt Lake City
Waley To Ride Wife Against This Array
Waley plans to defend his wife with her husband as chief counsel John F. Dore, former Seattle mayor. Waley pleaded guilty to kidnapping and conspiracy and received a 45 year sentence. He is at McNeil Island prison near here. The 19-year-old Mrs Waley is accused of mailing an extortion letter.
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Waley
Two Aviators Lost Two Days In Panama Search
Intermittent rain and poor visibility hinder a nationwide Panama search for Lieut. Winston P. Graham and Second Lieut. George R. McMahon. Navy planes swept the coast to San Blas and 24 miles offshore as 25 planes combed the Isthmus. Officials theorize the two fliers ran out of fuel after Wednesday’s storm near Chame Point on the western slopes. Army air corps pilots intensify efforts to locate the missing observers. Graham, from Big Stone Gap Virginia, is a West Point graduate of 1933.
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Panama
Winston P. Graham
George R. McMahon
France
Navy
San Blas
Albrook Fila
France Field
Air Corps
Costa Rica
Ruggent
Chame Point
Hunt
Washington
Army Air Corps
Army
Winston
Graham
Big Stone Gap
Virginia
West Point
Field Artillery
Reed Funeral Set For Saturday Afternoon
Funeral services for Stuart F. Reed 69 former Republican congressman from West Virginia will be held in Clarksburg Saturday at 2 30 p m family announced Reed served three terms in the house died Thursday after a lingering illness Native of Barbour County he worked through Fairmont State Teachers college and West Virginia university at the university he founded the school of commerce and the Anthe nuem now the universitys daily newspaper He held many offices including state senator and secretary of state He is survived by his widow Bonnie Belle Smith of Clarksburg Burial will be in Elkview Masonic cemetery.
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Washington
Stuart F. Reed
West Virginia
Clarksburg
W. Va
Reed
House of Representatives
Barbour County
Clarksburg Telegram
West Virginia Editorial Association
Fairmont State Teachers’ College
West Virginia University
School of Commerce
Anthenaeum
State Senate
National League of Republican Clubs
Republican National Editorial Association
Broaddus Classificat and Scientific Institute
West Virginia Semicentennial Commission
The
Knights Templar
International Tax Conference
Association of American Secretaries of State
Davis Chapel
Elkview Masonic Cemetery
Bonnie Belle Smith
Coal production in US weekly update shows gains
New York data from the National Coal Association reports weekly bituminous production at 6,410,000 net tons for the week ended June 29, compared with 4,831,000,4805 for the prior week and 6,146,000 tons the same week last year, per the Bureau of Mines.
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New York
National Coal Association
United States
Bureau of Mines
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