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Court Drops Jones Case in Embezzlement Charge
Louisville Kentucky judge dismissed a 32 million embezzlement case against Charles Jones former vice president of Banco Kentucky. Commonwealth attorney said further trial would be futile after James Brown’s May acquittal. indictments stemmed from a 2 million note to Wakefield and Co. and tied to a federal misapplication case.
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Queen Helen to Exile With Financial Provisions Named
Paris reports Queen Helen of Romania will go into exile once King Carol finalizes her financial welfare. Negotiations with a London bank aim to provide $40,000 annually, plus three annual visits to her son Crown Prince Michael and care details. A Bucharest villa, bought for $66,000, is tied to the plan, possibly for Madame Lupescu’s future residence.
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Minister H G Stoetzer dies in pulpit at 71
Fairmont June 10 The Rev Herman G Stoetzer D D 71 Presbyterian minister died suddenly yesterday in his pulpit during a funeral service He had served the First Presbyterian Church and held posts including president of Phi Beta Kappa at West Virginia University and former university alumni association head He is survived by widow Margaret Brown Stoetzer and son John J of Fairmont.
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Herman G. Stoetzer
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E. M. Statler
West Virginia University
Princeton Theological Seminary
Phi Beta Kappa
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University Alumni Association
Writ of Error in Bartletts Case Allowed
Charleston June 10 three reviews were allowed and two were denied by the state supreme court in a ruling on the Bartletts case.
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State Supreme Court
Bartlett Brothers Bus Company writ denied and more case notes
Tuesday notices list Bartlett Brothers Bus Company led by James W Bartlett William M Bartlett and Ralph W Bartlett with writ error allowed in Taylor county circuit court over Viola Batley 12500 injury claim. Sue Marie Hoff Carl Leslie Bolliger and Fred J Bolliger Jr denied appeal in will matter in Taylor county. Sandard Island Creek Coal Company writ error allowed in Logan county over Hager 2247.09 lumber payment. W A Collinsworth denied appeal from Lee Ott compensation court 9.10 weekly for life. Bessie Acres executrix appeal from Ohio county circuit voiding deed by Patham Parham to Acres. lower court ruled for plaintiffs.
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William M. Bartlett
Ralph W. Bartlett
Bartlett Brothers Bus Company
Taylor County
Viola Batley
Sue Marie Hoff
Carl Leslie Bolliger
Fred J. Bolliger
Taylor County Circuit Court
G. W. Ford
Sandard Island Creek Coal Company
Logan Courity
Denny Hager
Hager
W. A. Collinsworth
Lee Ott
Bessie Acres
Arthur W. Acres
Ohio County Circuit' S Court
D. W. King
CG. C. King
Warren W. Patham
Florence Parham
Bessie K. Acres
Arthur P. Acres
Briand Opposes Conference on War Reparations
Paris June 10 Foreign Minister Aristide Briand stated Australia opposition to an international conference to revise Germanys war reparations payments He warned deputies against alarm over the Anglo German conference and emphasized the Young Plan is already in effect with no revision.
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Aristide Briand
Germany
Chamber of Deputies
Raze City to Build Another in Manhattan
New York June 10 Four steam shovels tear down brownstone blocks in a wealthy Manhattan area to clear space for a 250 million dollar project backed by J D Rockefeller Jr Thousands of tenants evacuated as 240 buildings fall. St Patrick's cathedral overlooks 450 workers removing 600000 yards of debris. In three years a dense skyline rises while one corset shop window remains with Mme Gernain’s models defying the wreckage.
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J. D. Rockefeller, Jr
St. Patrick's Cathedral
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Mme. Germain
West Va News Briefs Roundup From AP Dispatch
Parsons Thomas J. Sites 21 convicted of first degree murder with mercy in the May 23 fatal shooting of Dolly Harper. Charleston PSC appoints Earl C. Morris North Dakota valuation engineer as chief engineer effective July 1. Wheeling Albert Walters Fairmont serving 15 years in Atlanta seeks federal writ for restatement of forgery case. Huntington Annual G A R encampment opens with 36 of 121 members remaining. Huntington F E Way Republican reelected mayor of Kenova for fourth term. St. Marys Charles Carroll elected mayor for third term. Huntington Herbert Fitzpatrick elected trustee of Washington and Lee University Lexington Ky. Wheeling Harry W. Smith Elm Grove convicted on conspiracy to violate motor theft act. sentence deferred. Wheeling White Star Bus Lines defendant in 10000 suit over fatal bus accident involving Goldie Grandstaff. Wheeling Joe Mackin held to grand jury in 15000 bond after alleged attempt to hold up S J Bris confectionery.
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Parsons
Thomas J. Sites
Dolly Harper
Wheeling
Harry W. Smith
Suburban Elm Grove
Multiple local notices and community briefs from West Virginia
Moundsville damage suit for 50000 against Continental Baking Company dropped by Miss Garnett Kirk settlement announced out of court. Shepherdstown class of 81 graduates from Shepherd College at 58th annual commencement. Moundsville West Virginia Christian Endeavor Society opens third annual state convention with 300 visitors. Wellsburg L Reed Clark Indiana Pa Muskingum College graduate hired as athletic coach of Wellsburg High. Wheeling Jacob Levitin 23 and sister Pearl 28 married to Ann Davidson 18 and Jules Rubenstein 22 in joint ceremony. all from Pittsburgh. Moundsville Marshall County grand jury returns 28 true bills including 16 naming penitentiary fugitives. Martinsburg Dr E T Eades Williamson chosen president of West Virginia Osteopathic Society. Morgantown chosen for next year’s convention. Fairmont Rev Herman G Stoetzer dies of heart disease while officiating funeral. Murder charges raised against Robert Miller in Denver in fatal shooting of Duffy after dinner at Lasky home. Lexington hospital news from Virginia. Frank O Lowden says poverty can be abolished per Washington and Lee University graduates’ remarks.
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Jacob Levitin
Pearl
Ann Davidson
Jules Rubenstein
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