Clemans Case Up In Courts In Kanawha County
In Charleston on June 27 the Clemans budget bill case split among three Kanawha County courts. An indictment accuses Leroy Clemans of forging the last session's appropriation bill. A demurrer by Clemans is pending in the intermediate court. A temporary prohibition blocks Judge Black from trial pending questions about the act forged. Circuit Court Judge Hudson will rule on Watts petition seeking another prohibition to shield the intermediate court from the writ.
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Charleston
W. Va
Clemans
Kanawha County
Leroy Clemans
Intermediate Court
Circuit Court
J. Blackburn Watts
Common Pleas Court
Judge Black
Jude Arthur P. Hudson
Watts
Owen
Judge notes delay in Clemans trial demurrer ruling
Judge Black said he planned to rule on the demurrer to the indictment when the case was called for trial but it had not yet been tried. The Clemans trial, set for Tuesday, was postponed after his counsel secured a writ in common pleas court.
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Black
Clemans
Coinmon Pleas Court
London
Charles G. Dawes
Ambasador
Hugh Gibson
Ramsay MacDonald
Dawes
Gibson
Brussels
Washington
Geneva
Mrs Seiver Visits Here After 43 Years Return
Mrs Abbie Seiver Brown of San Bernardino California arrives for a brief visit staying with Dr and Mrs PS Suddarth. She is aunt to the Suddarths and travels with Miss Martha Wagoner of Monterey Virginia who will return with her. Willie Ritola is noted as a five time winner of the 10 mile run under AAU direction.
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Abbie Seiver Brown
San Bernardino
California
PS. Suddarth
Dr. Suddarth
Martha Wagoner
Monterey
Virginia
Wagoner
Brown
Selver
Willie Ritola
Brave Sailor General Dawes Loses Vessel
The article covers the Aga, an 18-foot boat carrying Paul Muller, a Berlin grocer, and his near disaster off Kiawah Island. After a fire to signal for help, Muller swam to John Island, was rescued, and later reached Charleston with his rescuer Frits Stroebel. He plans to continue to New York, heartbroken by the voyage.
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Charleston
8. C
Kiawah Island
Here
Paul Muller
Berlin Grocer
Miami
Muellers
South Caroliia
Kiawah
Ward Muller
John Island
Frits Stroebel
John's Island
Snake Island
Muller
Stroebel
New York
Berlin
Hudnut Agent Leaves Town in West Virginia
Me Thelma Morse a Hudnut representative spent three days in Grafton showcasing the Love Drug company newest beauty line. She travels from New York with three other reps giving demonstrations in beauty culture at Hotel Waldo Clarksburg for the rest of the week. Morse praised Southern hospitality and the kindness of locals while noting the products speak for themselves.
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Thelma Morse
Beautician
Richard Hudnut
Love Drug Company
West Virginia
Grafton
Hotel Waldo
Clarksburg
Morsé
New York
Sentinel
Morse
Westinghouse Lighting Institute Opens in Grand Central
A new Westinghouse Lighting Institute occupies the seventh floor of Grand Central Palace at 47th Street and Lexington Avenue in New York. The permanent exhibit includes Mazda Avenue and Cross Street, a full city block of city facilities, and demonstrations of highway lighting and traffic signals. The institute, led by Ralph Neumuller, will host engineers, students, and utility professionals to study lighting for homes, offices, factories, and hospitals.
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New York
Westinghouse Lighting Institute
Grand Central Palace
47Th Street
Lexington Avenue
Westinghouse Lamp Company
Mazda Avenue
Cross Street
el Eeme
Ralph Neumuller
Ralph Neumutller
U S Net Stars Going Strong at Wimbledon
Wimbledon opens with American players advancing in mixed doubles and singles. Veterans Bill Tilden and Mrs Molla Mallory won their mixed doubles match 6-2 6-2 against Von Kehrling and Miss Jamison, while May Sutton Bundy and Marjorie Morrill posted 6-4 6-2 over Mrs Uber and Miss Lewis. Helen Wills and Francis Hunter beat Tyrrell and A Brown. Jacobs, Wills, and Mallory also featured in straight-set wins, highlighting a strong American start at the championship.
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Wimbledon
England
Bill Tilden
Molla Mallory
von Kehrling
Germany
J. Jamison
May Sutton Bundy
Marjorie Morrill
United States
Uber
Miss Lewis
Wilbur Cohen
H. Timmer
Fue
Demorpurgo
del Bono
Helen Wills
Francis ‘T. Hunter
Tyrrell
A. Brown
Senorita D'Alvarez
Elizabeth Ryan
America
Helen Jacobs
California
Lycett
Miss Wills
Church Opens World Meet in Copenhagen Day Two
Devotional services opened the second day of the Lutheran world convention in Copenhagen. German Superintendent Schaaf urged training the next generation to pass on the faith, while Rt Rev Marahrens of Hanover said youth church training needs both current and earlier generations’ viewpoints.
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Copenhagen
Schaaf
Germany
Marahrens
Hanover
Alcohol Peddler Samuel Musela Shot Dead in Chicago
Samuel Musela a 36 year old reputed alcohol peddler and gangster was killed by two men who fled after discarding their revolvers beside his body. Police linked Musela to Joe Aiello and the Moran ally George Bugs Moran. The shooting occurred last night in Chicago and authorities are investigating.
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Chicago
Samuel Musela
Musca
Joe Aiello
George
Bugs) Moran
Newark Man Plans Transatlantic Flight With Photo Work
William A. Hughes of Newark New Jersey is preparing for a trans Atlantic flight, according to Associated Press notes. The article highlights Hughes plans and related preparations for the ocean crossing.
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Associated Preas
William A. Hughes
Newark, N. J
Ramsey sues for 10000 in shooting case in circuit court
Kingwood June 27 The 10000 damage suit by Gordon B Ramsey Philippi against Newton Montgomery committee for A R Williamson former Preston county sheriff and U S Fidelity Guaranty Co of Baltimore opened in circuit court. The suit stems from the Ramsey shooting by Williamson on June 26 last year and Williamson was sentenced to eight years in the state penitentiary.
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Kingwood
Gordon B. Ramsey
Philippi
Newton
Montgomery
A. R. Williamson
Preston County
U. S. Fidelity & Guarantee Company of
Baltimore
Ramsey
Williamson
Love Injured In Auto Crash. Driver Fled Police Say
Miss Bessie Love sustained an inch long cut above the eye and leg injuries after a car collision with another vehicle driven recklessly. The fleeing driver refused to stop, according to police reports. The item also notes a Vatican consistory schedule with dates in July.
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Los Angeles
Bessie Love
Lose Two Dozen Pounds of Fat and Gain Vigor
An early 20th century advertisement touts Kruschen salts as a daily morning remedy to shed fat and boost health. It promises accelerated weight loss, clearer skin, lively eyes, and renewed energy by flushing toxins from the system, urging readers to buy an 85 cent bottle with a money back guarantee.
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Gratter & Chemical Co
America
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Mrs. Seiver
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Palace Furniture Co
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NAVY
South Carolina Beach
Hanford
Cal
U. S
Arctic
Associated Provs
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
Bowdoin
Hudnut
New City
Heart of
Aviation
Leo
F. Friedman
Big Bill Tilden
Lutheran World Convention
Associated
Bhgie Leon Schoenhair
Philippi Man Sues Montgomery
Vatican City
Hiller’s
Furniture Store
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