West Virginia Briefs Highlight Local Crime and Industry
Giles county Virginia sentenced 11 year old Newport boy Dennis to fifteen years for second degree murder in Laton slaying. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad reorganizes tax and public relations departments in Cleveland. Two red letter days in Morgantown as miner Champsnella survives deadly blast and gains citizenship after final exam.
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Bluefield
Canann Dennis
Newport
Giles County
Virginia
Ientiary
Y Laton
Dennis
Encinter
Virft
Latonshail
Ofa
Ylco
Chesapeake — Ohioway Company
Cleveland
Thes
Guiven di. Foie
Prison scheduled execution for slaying in Preston county
Moundsville and Kingwood report that Lawrence Fike of Preston county was brought to the state prison last night to await execution on August 10. He was convicted in Kingwood in the first week for the killing of Elroy Leonid, a farmer and store proprietor. The Weston Water Company rates were adjusted by the Public Service Commission from 55 to 70 cents per 1000 gallons for the first two thousand, with other quantities unchanged. The increase was granted amid a protest by the city of Weston. Walter Hallan, newly elected Republican national committeeman for West Virginia, departed for Washington to confer with the Republican National Chairman.
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Morgantown
Udtulgston
Ife
Edward Champsneila
Grant Strict
Champsnella
No. 6
Butt
National Fuel Company
Nati
Wm. Wierne
Romine
Moundsville
Lawrence Fike
Preston County
Kingwood
Elroy Leonid
Weston Water Company
Public Service Commission
Weston
Capital
Charleston
Walter Sr. Hallanan
West Virginia
Washington
Hubert Work
Daily Average Crude Oil Increases Report Shows
New York June 27 report indicates a rise in the daily average gross crude oil figure. The release highlights higher production and market activity amid ongoing energy sector fluctuations. Authorities emphasize consistency in measurement and data collection for accurate tracking.
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New York
Oil production up 17 thousand barrels week ended June 23
The weekly summary from the American Petroleum Institute reports U S crude output rose by 17 100 barrels for the week ended June 23 to 2 275 550 barrels The average east of California output increased by 13 600 barrels to 1 30 050 barrels indicating larger crude production across regions.
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United States
American Petroleum Institute Today
California
Silver Mines Lose Lawsuit Over Silver Purchase
The American Silver Producers Association and the Dell S. Consolidated Miney Company failed to compel the secretary of the treasury to buy 14 589 730 12 ounces of silver at 1 per ounce under the Pittman act of 1918. Justice Stafford denied the petition ruling the claimants failed to show the suit served public interests.
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Washington
American Silver Producers Association
Dell S
India
Stafford
Demos Have A Hot Time At Houston Convention
Letter from Houston on June 27 reports a delegate's view of a political convention. The writer jokes about competing Walkers Jimmy and another Walker, jokes about attire and heat, and mocks the event as a perspiring tourney. He notes Jesse Jones and hints at Democratic stances on free silver and Hoover.
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Smith
Jimmy Walkers
New York
Sigurs
Houston
Tex
Walker
Jimmy Walker
New York City
Bill McAdoo
Tom Walsh
Niagara Falls
Jesse Jones
The
Sentinel
Herbert Hoover
Editor will back Hoover in New York campaign
A special Hoover committee will run the New York campaign under William H. Hill of Binghamton. George K. Morris discussed the plan with Hoover. Allen Fox named secretary. Herbert Strauss named treasurer. Members include Ruth Pratt W. N. Calder Snell Florence Wardwell Machold and Richard H. Lawrence.
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Washington
Hoover
New York
William H. Hill
Binghampton
Hill
George K. Morris
Republican National Committee
Allen Fox
Hoover Committee
Herbert Strauss
New York City
Ruth Pratt
W. N. Calder
Snell
Florence Wardwell
Springfield Center
D. Machold
Watertown
Richard H. Lawrence
Grafton High Grads Head to Camp Knox for Month
Lewis Poe and Paul Ward, graduates of Grafton High School, will depart Saturday for Camp Knox in Kentucky, where they will stay for one month.
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Lewis Poe
Paul Ward
The
Grafton High School
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Nightlife on the Bowery in Kelly's Ringside cafe
In Kelly's Bowery cafe a heavyset owner quiets a tense dressing room as Chuck White and Rose Shannon of Kelly's Girls share a charged exchange. Rose dances with White while Sparrow notes the coup as the band starts. Tensions flare among dancers before a show, with Kelly enforcing order and Romance foreshadowing trouble ahead.
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Kelly
The
Bowery
Chuck White
Thom
Sparrow
Chuck
Rose Shannon
Alx
Rose
Chucky
Big Boy
Jane
Rosé
Tie
Avery
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District Supreme Court
Carter
Grafton Sentinel
Circulation Department
Grafton
West Va
Honotey Walker
Oseph Tanison A
Marshal Walke
Will Back Hoover
New York State
Buick
Motor Company
West Side
Armne de Haas
Warner Tos
Dolores Costello
Warner
Chile
Sue
Matmiv
Maimie
Uhell
Matmie
Mai‘mie
Mafmie
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