Emerson Hardman to edit The Senator at Davis and Elkins
Emerson Hardman son of Troy B Hardman of Elkins will edit The Senator college paper for the coming year at Davis and Elkins College Jennings Randolph head of the journalism department announced. Hardman has been a star member and sports editor and has gained experience as Elkins correspondent for Clarksburg and Fairmont papers. He plans to continue this summer and may take a paper position. He belongs to Chi Omega and was treasurer of it this past year and is member of Bi Batar club.
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Emerson Hardman
Troy B. Hardman
Elkins
Davis and Elkins College
Jennings Randolph
Davis and Elking
Hardman
Davis and Elkins
Randolph
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Chi Oinieron Delta
Fi Batar Capparmock Fraterty
Davis and
Alkens
Gratton B. & O. Police Capture Station Robber Gang
Captain Morehead and Lieut Regenauer-led Monongah division police traced and captured gang members tied to Worthington, Gipsey, Lumberport and Erle robberies. Arch ie Robinson, already jailed for January larceny, aided confession. Worthington loot recovered. Suspects Morgan, Baker, Collins arrested after raids. multiple railroad sites attacked across May. Morganescaped briefly but was recaptured. others confined in Marion jail awaiting grand jury.
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C. T. Morehead
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Police Department
Monongah Division
Grafton
Sentinel
Moatsville
Archie Robinson
Taylor County
State
Montsville
Robinson
Captain Morehead
Maryland
Bal Iimore
Ohio
Worthington
Gipsey
Lumberport
Erle
Moorehead
Charles Hamilton
Moundaville
Ross Morgan
Worthington Station
Morgan
Fox
Richwood
Marion
James Baker
Hampshire County
Baker
Marion County
Salem
Guy Collins
Grafton Nurse Survives River Plunge After Rescue
Miss Willa Carder a Grafton nurse was among three women hurled from a passing car into a Tygarts Valley river when the driver swerved to avoid a child. All escaped with minor injuries. Carder later reported a bruised knee while Duffy and Emerson suffered facial cuts and lacerations. The trio, from City Hospital Elkins, were en route on First Street when the accident occurred.
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Willa Carder
Grafton
Tygarts Valley
Elking
Miss Carder
William Carder
East Main Street
Vella Emerson
Ann Duffy
City Hospital
Elkins
First Street
Miss Duffy
Emerson
Garage Mechanic Ends Life By Inhaling Gas
William F. Chaney a 25 year old Baltimore master mechanic was found dead in an arc at a Martinsburg West Virginia garage where he worked for two years He inhaled gas and died after a gas heater near his head ceased revival efforts No motive was found and an inquest was deemed unnecessary He is survived by his father and one brother.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
William F. Chaney
Baltimore
Chaney
H. G. Tonkin
Robert F Kidd dean of West Virginia legislature dies
A Glenville scene recalls the life of Robert F Kidd longtime state senator and former House member born 1853 in Upshur County He began public service 1887 and served through a career marked by oratorical skill and leadership In 1929 he championed Glenville Normal school funding and helped steer a two year building program amid a budget dispute He died in Williamson on June 9 with a six senator delegation naming plans for his funeral.
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Robert Franklin Kidd
West Virginia
Senate
Gilmer County
Glenyiile Normal School
Glenville Normal
Kidd
Glenville
Budget Commission
Kidda’ Tong
State Senate
Cchamber
United States
House of Delegates
Cincinnati
Henry D. Hatfield
W. XE. Chilton
Charleston
Clarence W. Watson
Mairmont
Upehar County
Thomas and
Margaret
Johnson) Kidd
Buckhannon Banner
C. C. Higginbotham
Buckhannon
John Bassel
Clarksburg
Unti
Lelia Johnson
Justice Slays Wife in Miss
Empora Mississippi June 9 A justice of the peace Lee M Ferguson was charged with manslaughter after a violent confrontation at a Sunday singing bee when he tried to search a car for liquor. Tom Brown Elkins, 19, was shot in the lung and critically wounded as others were injured in the melee. Mrs Ferguson was fatally struck and bystander Sim Sewall, 65, suffered a knee wound.
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Empora
Mias
Justice of the Peace
Lee M. Ferguson
John W. Gray
Ferguson
Webster County
Tom Brown Elkins
Elkins
F. Cooper
Golf opening brings crowd at Caddy course match
The article reports E. J. Red Kersting defending his title at the Grafton Caddy course opening, defeating Paul Malone 53 to 57 over 18 poles. In a second match William Bear Senior lowered his score to 42 strokes for 18 holes.
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Bobby Jones
Grafton
E. J. "Red" Kersting
Paul Malone
William Bear Senior
Bank Bandits Stopped After Shootout Near Tuskahoma
A trio of bank robbers and a woman were tracked by officers after a gunfight at Tuskahoma bank. One robber, James Bargsley, died in a car as it fled toward the county jail. the others were captured with the car abandoned nearby. Officers pursued after the robbers ordered surrender, fending off a volley of pistol shots. The incident left one wounded robber and a deadly confrontation that ended with arrests and a ruined getaway.
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Wilburton
Oka
Junie
James Bargsley
Tuskahoma Bank
Bargsley
Sean
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