Kittle Clears Court Docket in Taylor County Session
Judge Warren B. Kittle dismissed and continued numerous cases in a Taylor County circuit court session. Affected parties include Lambert and Black child support, various civil suits, bank and railroad actions, and Excelsior Mantle cases. Settlement reached in the Excelsior matter. motions for judgment to be handled by affidavits. court adjourned to Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County Circuit Court
Warren B. Kittle
Thomas Lambert
Iris Black
Stella Biffle
Clarence ‘Thorn
Helen Bord
Lebert di Bacco
Blanche Thompson
Russell Malcomb
First National Bank
West Union
J. A. Findley
Lucia Adeidiaco
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B. and C. Company
Leonard's Grocery Company
A. A. “Messenger
Standard Plate Glass Company
L. M. “McPherson
Carlton Ray White
Charles Favish
Waller
Blue Et al
Lawson Stareher
Excelsior Mantle Company
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
R. F. Johnson Paint Company
Commercial Lughr and Door Company
Ruth Pollock
Bertha’ M. Gerber
Warren J. Kittle
Gourt
C. E. Union Convenes With Onward Crusaders Theme
C E Union announces the convention theme Onward Crusaders and notes the mountain state youth face exciting possibilities. State executive committee includes H C Van Horn Lost Creek vice president H Bernard Perrell Martinsburg executive secretary F C Dixon Baltimore recording secretary Miss Dora Wolfensberger Martinsburg financial secretary Joseph H Lucas Wheeling treasurer Charles C Richian Grafton. Vice President World Christian Endeavor Union Rev B N Shaffer Clarksburg to attend. Committee members listed for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. van Horn
Lost Creek
H. Bernard Perrell
Martinsburg
F. C. Dixon
Baltimore
Dora Wolfensbarger
Joseph H. Lucas
Wheeling
Charles C. Richian
Grafton
Labor Cabinet committee numbers and opening remarks
The Labor Cabinet committee includes R. R. Redinger as chairman with C. C. Richman Catherine Leamon Mrs. W. A. Harrison Richard Martin Mrs. J. W. Ault Mrs. Rhea Fisher Mrs. Florence Wilkinson Wilda Yoch Mrs. Della Lake LeRoy Postlethwait B. H. Slaton Virginia Madera A. D. Hovatter and Eugene Harrison. Redinger welcomed delegates and noted the committee is at their service. Prominent speakers include Charles F. Evans Dr Pul E. Titsworth and F. C. Dixon. The convention begins at nine with an address by Rev. W. G. Ware and sessions on citizenship efficiency and departmental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Redinger
C. C. Richman
Catherine Leamon
W. A. Harrison
Richard Martin
J. W. Ault
Rhea Fisher
Florence Wilkinson
Wilda Yoch
Della Lake
LeRoy Postlethwait
B. H. Slaton
Virginia Madera
A. D. Hovatter
Eugene Harrison
European and American talks push WWI settlement progress
An international Paris committee chaired by Owen D Young proposes final liquidation of war damages and allied debts. The plan aims to redirect German reparations to the United States and spur Mellon Berenger debt settlement ratification in France as Britain seeks peace and disarmament leadership under MacDonald. Hoover praised as likely to gain strong support for naval reductions amid a May election influenced government shift.
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Europe
Paris
Owen D. Young
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Rameay MacDonald
Hoover
West Virginia Capitol Construction Starts Main Unit Site
Charleston June 10 crews of men with picks and shovels began work on the main unit site of West Virginia's state capitol to remove an eight inch main laid by the Water Service Company that crossed the site and would hinder the foundation. Capitol commission awaits plans from Cass Gilbert before inviting bids for the construction.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
State Capitol
West Virginia Water Service Company
Capitol Commission
Cass Gilbert
Despondent West Virginia man to die by own hand in Michigan field
Charles Phillips, 46, a sugar beet worker from Capels, West Virginia, was found dead near a Lasalle area beet field six miles west of town. Coroner Bernard Rupp attributed the suicide to despondency over not receiving a letter from his wife. A belt was used, one end tied to a bedpost, and Phillips had arrived in Michigan two weeks earlier.
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Monroe
Mich
Bernard Rupp
Charles Phillips
Capels
W. Va
Phillips
Laselle
Bet Field
West Virginia
Van Lear Black Crashes in Calcutta Landing
Van Lear Black, Baltimore publisher, crashed while landing at Calcutta airdrome during a London to Tokyo flight. No injuries to him or his party. The Fokker nose-dived but did not overturn amid monsoon-soaked ground. the craft was boxed and shipped to America.
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Calcutta
India
van Lear Black
Baltimore
London
Tokyo
Far East
Black
Allahabad
Fokker
America
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Kittle
C. E. Union
Pek
Arizona
For Labor
Aweu
Charles F. Evans
Western Office
International Society of Christian Endeavor
aPul E. Titsworth
Washington College
Chestertown
Maryland
Christian Endeavor
Lateran Ac
Kingdom of Italy
Holy See
Papal States
Leopoldo Ruiz
Michoacan
Mexico
Mexico City
Washington
Emilio Portes Gil
China
Soviet
Russia
Manchuria
Nanking
Moscow
Canton
Huchow
Madrid
Council of the
League of Nations
Charles ‘Trevelyania
Weekly Cable Review
AW Capitol
Virginia
Way Onigan
New York Coliseum
E. W. Whitwell
the Coliseum
U.S. Phola News
Nyc
Siehler Furniture Company
Cogswell
Odd Wicker
Latrobe St
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