City police court docket reports multiple intoxication cases
Four cases were listed on the city police court docket at city hall. Cline was arraigned for being drunk on Main Street after a late arrest. Loran Davis received two days in jail for public intoxication. Kermit P. Stutler was jailed then ordered to leave Grafton after a morning trial. Chappie Stutler received two days for public intoxication.
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Holt Seated as Senator After Age Challenge
Senator elect Holt of West Virginia offered himself for oath in the Senate. Republican leader McNary challenged the seating on grounds he was not 30 when elected. The elections committee reported Holt should be seated, while Hastings moved to void Holt’s election for having reached 30 only the day before.
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Mitchell Says F D R Errs In Leviathan Dispute
Washington June 20. Senatorial inquiry into charges of incompetence and favoritism in government bureaus continues as Mitchell, ousted assistant secretary of commerce, challenges President Roosevelt's Leviathan explanation. He claims the sale terms shifted losses to a new ship, arguing the United States should instead fund a US owned vessel. Mitchell asserts a government gift of 1 721 000 to I M M subsidiary via retirement of the Leviathan, with no direct bribe evidence shown. PATRONIZE, STNTINEL.
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Long Greets Former Ally After Roosevelt Tax Message
Washington reports Sen ator Long of Louisiana welcomed President Roosevelt back to his share the wealth movement with skepticism. Long praised the tax message but warned of hidden motives amid exposes involving Mitchell and Astors. He pledged to back the measures and said amendments to social security were defeated 48 hours earlier.
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Postmasters Plan Meeting Sunday in Martinsburg
West Virginia postmasters schedule annual conference in Martinsburg with meetings on Sunday and Saturday. Organizers from the state division of the National Association of Postmasters lead sessions and discuss post office affairs.
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Plan to Return Alleged Forger Now in Custody
Huntington officers head to Los Angeles to return Count Carl von Moltke to face five forgery charges. Extradition papers signed yesterday in Sacramento by California Governor Merriam.
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Concrete pouring quickened for $12 million dam project near city
Two miles south of the city the Tygart Valley flood control dam project, a $12 million effort, speeds concrete work to beat winter. About 800 workers now operate in three eight hour shifts, with site access restricted to protect visitors and workers. An observation platform on the east hillside and a roadway lead to it have been completed as the project progresses.
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Cardenas Forms Cabinet After Victory in Mexico
Following his apparent victory over foes of Plutarco Calles, Cardenas formed a new cabinet to push leftist policies. Congress supports Cardenas, while clashes with Calles spark political tension.
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Good Deeds Not Always Fully Valued in D. C. Incident
Abbeville June 20. Will Reid, an automobile dealer, rescued two jay birds fallen from a nest. The mother bird struck Reid with a peck that opened a vein on his forehead. He sought medical care and decided to refrain from further good deeds for a time.
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Prisoner hauled to jail by wheelbarrow in court ruling
A man unable to walk was carried to the city jail in a wheelbarrow. In a following court session Judge Herman Gainscow fined the prisoner and ordered the one wheel patrol to remain at the jail for future use.
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Kansas City Floods Prompt Water Plant Probe
Kansas City aided by a turbulent Kaw River tributary after a flood saves city funds for water plant upgrades. Engineer Matt Cannon notes the river itself helped outline the needed channel and intake work, while night watchman Edwin Stringer recalls earlier efforts by another worker.
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Fisherman’s yarn ends with near drowning mishap
Irwinton Georgia on June 20 Pete Wood told of a fish tale that almost ended badly He was fishing with an artificial minnow when he hooked a trout Reaching to lift it he felt a lurch and a minnow hook struck his arm He nearly fainted thinking he would drown as the fish twisted and freed itself An odd close call in a simple fishing tale
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