Pearl Abel Arrested in Night Court Case
Pearl Dabney, a negro, and Pearl in another arrest were taken by police at a Dire Street apartment. Mabel and her cowboy friend faced possible charges of unlawful cohabitation or assembly for immoral purposes. Mayor Waugh set a noon court time to hear the case. no formal charges listed. Officers J C Helms, Hugs Miord and Stratford Sturms made the arrest at around 4? It was unclear if the duo faced charges.
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Abel Brown
Dire Street
Pearl Dabney
Pearl
Mabel
Hough
Mayor Waugh
J. C. Helms
Miord
Statford
Sturms
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Falls From Horse Leave Child With Elbow Fracture
Rald N. Smith age 11 of 14 East Ord Street was admitted to Grafton City Hospital for treatment of a broken left elbow after he fell from a horse. No further actions or details available at this time.
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Rald N. Smith
East
Ord Street
Grafton City Hospital
Guthrie Marseh-Walker Firm Leads Tunnel Project Progress
The article outlines ongoing tunnel work with Guthrie Marseh-Walker’s company at the helm. The Knight tunnel differs from the Lane tunnel, which is 2,200 feet long, 23 feet high, and 10 feet wide. Engineers expect Ridge and Sandridge contractors to finish their excavation this week amid about 850 workers on site.
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Guthrie Marseh-Walker
Miss America 1985 Henrietta Leaver Declines Pageant Return
Henrietta Leaver of Pitts burgh will not defend her Miss America title this year. On Atlantic City beach she rests to begin her career this fall after three months of intensive dosing, as agents confirm she will skip the national competition.
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Henrietta Leaver
Pitts- Ugh
Rts
Atlantic
Miss Leaver
Pres
Eleanor Goes to Meeting on Conservation Program
A county meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 8 o clock in the Taylor county courthouse courtroom to discuss the conservation program benefiting 1936 farm operators who filed work sheets. County Agent James L. Copemas says the session will choose community and county committeemen to help shape the plan and a Morgantown extension division representative is invited.
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Taylor County
James L. Copemas
Morgantown
State Favors Continued from Page One Delegates Named
State favors continued from page one as delegates fill vacancies caused by absent candidates. Beatrice Yeader of New Martinsville and Mrs Marpure Willams of Charles Town named delegates at large and district delegates Powell first district Henddricks second Snyder third and William Fife sixth. Dr Gary Hogg wly elected national committeeman and Mrs Douglas W Brown named to convention. Congressman William Lemke seeks backing for presidential bid with support from Townsend pension chief and others. Minter L Wilson Morgan town attorney to write party platform. John R Pendleton Princeton attorney named to credentials committee.
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Beatrice Yeader
New Martinsville
Marpure Willams
Charles Town
Nate
C Powell
Stan Hendricks
Clifford Snyder
William Fife
Gary Hogg Wly
Douglas W Brown
Huntington
William Lemke
Union Party
Washington
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Townsend
Lemke
Central Preon
Herbert Fitzpatrick
J. C. Burchinal
Fairmont
Minter L. Wilson
Morgantown
Second Congressional District Committee
John R. Pendleton
Princeton
New York
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Roosevelt
Garner
Boston
Govrmor James M. Curley
Wagner
Wallace Short
Wallace
Councus
Carter Glass
Virginia
Resolutions Committee
Life Story of Colonel Knox in Sketch Strips
Returning to Grand Rapids from the Spanish American War Trooper Knox became a cub reporter at ten dollars a week The editor valued his news sense and a 24 year old nose for news A romance with Annie Reed began at Alma College and their wedding on December 29 1898 strengthened Knoxs early career Mrs Knox later provided the driving power for his ambitious career
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Frank Knox
Grand Rapids
Knox
Rough Riders
Frank
Cupid
Annie Reed
Alma College
Parley and Party Clash Over New Deal Vision
The speech rails at the Cleveland Republican platform as vague and hypocritical arguing the nation must rally for a sweeping Roosevelt victory. Farley mocks Hoover and Borah while decrying party split and urging a decisive, forward move beyond past administrations.
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Cleveland
Hoover
Farley
Faley
Kays Knox
Borah
du Pont Liberty
Political turbulence and trials in postwar party fight
A feature recounts brutal trial outcomes including a death penalty ruling and political upheaval. It weaves in a sewer of critiques of Republican and New Deal loyalties, with Roosevelt, Garner, Curley, and other figures shaping a tense national mood and party strategy.
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