Special docket of appellate court sessions set for April
Charleston W V March 1 A special docket of appellate court cases matured on February 22 has been ordered. Hearings begin April 22 with 72 cases, listed by circuit and counties from Brooks to Tucker and including Greenbrier Pocahontas to Kanawha and beyond through Monroe McDowell and others.
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Charleston
W. Va
Brooks
Hancock
Ohio
Ciit
Marshall
Tyler
Wetzel
Dodiridge
Pleasants
Ritchie
Wood
Thirtenth
Clay and
Kanawha
Mercer Monroe
McDowell
Monongahela County
Preston County
Randolph
Upshur
Grant, Mineral
Tucker
Truck driver charged in dynamite plot at Western Pen
Bernard Donnelly, a Pittsburgh truck driver, was held for court after homicide squad testimony that he confessed delivering dynamite to Western Prison for a convict revolt. He faces conspiracy charges as detectives say he supplied sticks hidden in a barrel for use in the uprising that killed two guards and left five convicts in custody.
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Pittsburgh
Maren
Bernard Donnelly
Polic
Western
Donnelly
Jclly
Man Shot on Grafton Pike Leaves 25 Year Old Wounded
Fairmont March 1 Mystery surrounds the shooting of Daniel Washington a 25 year old engro at Fairmont hospital with a bullet wound in the lung. He was driven along the Kingmont pike and later found by a couple in a roadster who alerted authorities. Washington who resides at 316 Pennsylvania avenue is a hotel cook and is unable to provide details. The wound is serious though non fatal conditions are unsettled. Investigators continue to probe the motive and shooter remains unknown.
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Fairmont
Daniel Washington
Fairman Hospital
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kingmont Pike
Grafton
Clarksburg
Engine crushes man in yard at Wheeling
Wheeling on March 1 reports Paul Yacquinta, 56, a laborer for Wheeling Sanitary Manufacturing, was pinned by an oncoming engine after failing to note its approach beside an empty coal hopper on the siding. Fellow workers called to him too late to escape.
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Wheling
Mar
Paul Yacquinta
Wheeling Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Tragic Siding Accident Ends Life At Local Yard
Yacauinta was shoveling coal between tracks on the siding when a speeding vehicle struck him. Ambulance arrival and coroner planned an inquest. body moved to Altmeyer and McCoy funeral home. Services set for Monday at St Anthony Church. Interment at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include two brothers and a sister. Funeral arrangements to be announced in the Sentinel.
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Yacauinta
R. G.jobbs
Altmeyer and McCoy
Church of St. Anthony
Eighteenth Street
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Edward Fahey
Maple Avenue
Mount Hope
That Augustine's Catholic Church
Grafton
Q. J. Fihey
James R. Turner
Wheeling
H. M. Keegan
Washington, D.C
Joseph Russel
Philadelphia
William Turner
Z. Berry
Mike Costello
Washington, D. C
James Russel
New York City
The
Sentinel
American Flag Ship Fires Upon by Revolutionists
The U S flag ship Denver under Rear Admiral Dayton was sent to Ceiba Honduras to guard the American consulate as fighting rages in the streets. A marine detachment is stationed at the consulate with a 200 man crew aboard the Denver ready to reinforce if needed.
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Washington
Mar
Ceiba
Honduras
Denver
Dayton
State Department
Waller
Mrs Joanna Turner Dies in Maryland
Mrs Joanna Turner 72 died Friday at Mount Hope Sanitarium Baltimore after a four year illness of arterial hardening. Widow of Thomas Turner pioneer merchant and insurance man she spent her early life in Tipperary Ireland and came to Gratton at fourteen where she remained. She lived on West Main Street for many years before declining health. During the past year and a half she...
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Joanna Turner
Thomas Turner
Mount Hope
Baltimore
Turner
Tipperary
Ireland
Gratton
America
West Main Street
Sue
Love Slayer Declared Insane by Commission
Okey Hedge, 23, of 123 Broad Way Industrial, described as the slayer of his youthful bride, is to be sent to the Weston state hospital for the insane by the Harrison county lunacy commission. The commission ruled Hedge not to be permanently committed and noted possible release would prompt a second murder trial, with mixed opinions from local physicians and his family involvement in the case.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Okey Hedge
Broadway Industrial
State Hospital For
Weston
Harrison County Lunacy
Hedge
State Hospital
Junacy Commission
Aga
Rhowid Hedge
Harrison Countty
Pair Linked by Chain on Cross Country Hike
Albert L White and Harry D Shaw of Boston walk from Boston to San Francisco linked by a three foot chain handcuffed at the wrists. They tour to raise funds for meals and lodging selling badges reading I am a Honus Booster and press a publicity stunt for soldiers bonus. They pass through New York Philadelphia Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh Wheeling Columbus to St Louis and expect greeting from San Francisco mayor.
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White
Shaw
Frisco
Boston
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Wilmington
Pittshurgh
Wheeling
Columbus
St Louis
Amon
Denby
Cox
Massachusetts
Curley
American Legion
San Francisco
Burns Implicated in Oil Scandal Timeline in Washington
New York World reports a code message tying William J. Burns head of the Justice Bureau to Edward McLean in the Teapot Dome inquiry. Washington inquiry uncovers a Mary Duckstein telegram and questions over McLean’s status as a department agent with a code book.
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New York
The
New York World
Edward B. McLean
Washington
Palo Beach
McLean
Willam J. Burns
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Tea Pot Dome
Rochester
Department
Senate Public Lands Committee
Department ‘of Justice
Oil Committee
Mary Duckstein
William J. Burns
W. C. Duckstein
Mary
McLean's
Florida
Burns
John F. Ma
Woman's Dress Denounced by Irish Prelate Ammah
Irland reports March 1 that a leading Irish prelate denounces the so called crying scandal and growing mania over women's dress. The article notes public reaction and calls for modest attire amid social debate.
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Ammah
Irland
Irish cleric condemns dress of women in Lent pastoral
Col Tonee Primate of Ireland denounces fashion in a Lenten pastoral read in Armagh archdiocese and Catholic churches tomorrow. He calls the women’s dress a crying scandal and notes rivalry over outfits that avoid universal reproach.
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Lancing
Col Tonee
Ireland
Hazel Atlas Defeats B and C Fairmont Team in Close Game
Hazel Atlas defeated B and C Fairmont Industrial League rivals 21 to 18, winning their third straight game. C Vaughan dazzled with dribbles, while Bunk Williamson and D Stansberry anchored defense as Hazel Atlas led after each period. Next, Hazel Atlas hosts Clarksburg on the factory floor at 8:00 p.m., preceded by a Winners Club versus Boy Scouts game at 7:00.
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Hazel Atlas Cagers
Fairmont
Fairmont Industrial League
C. Vaughan
Hazel Aas
Bunk" Williamson
Ing
D. Stansberry
Hazel Atlas
Clarksburg
Winner's Club
Boy Scouts of
Firpo Wills bout called off in New York bid
New York March 1 All negotiations with a New York syndicate for a July 19 match with Harry Willis, negro heavyweight, are called off by Luis Angel Firpo through his American representative Win McCarney. Promoters demanded a $50 600 preliminary forfeit in New York and that Firpo place himself under the syndicate control until the fight, canceling his exhibition tour.
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New York
Harry Willis
Luis An-gel Firpo
Win McCarney
McCarny
Firpo
Lew ‘Raymond
Simon Flaherty
Buenos Aires
Personal notes on travels to Fairmont tournament
Kenneth White left for Fairmont this morning to attend the Fairmont tournament. P. R. Nye also departed for Fairmont to spend the day on business. J. A. Sincell will be away on business duties.
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Kenneth White
Fairmont
P. R. Nye
J.A. Sincell
Pitfalls in Business Tax Credit on Bond Interest
The text explains how to credit the tax paid at the source on bond interest against the holder’s total tax. It uses Thwin and Edwin Berry as examples, noting $500 interest and a 2% withholding by issuers. After excluding the $10 already paid, the remaining tax due is $10.
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Thwin Berry
United States
Edwin Berry
Derry
Berry
American Academy of Letters, Inc
Chicago
Face to Face with Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Interviewed by Joe Mitchell Chapple, the piece portrays Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, born 1866 in Logansport Indiana, as a towering figure who stabilized American sport. It details his legal rise, tenure as Illinois judge, and decisive role as baseball commissioner, including his insistence on final word and landmark contract terms.
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Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Logansport
Indiana
Kenesaw Mountain
Union College of Law
Chicago
State Gresham
Cleveland
Ilinois
Standard Oil Company
National Baseball League
Judge Landis
Oneebaald Committee
Local residents depart for tournament and visits this morning
Visitors including Lawrence Hall Virginia Han Way Kermit Parkhill and Scott Davis left for a tournament this morning. Miss Flora Behimé headed to Clarksburg to visit Mrs. Charles Lincell Jr. Mr and Mrs Clarence trickling and baby Jean with Miss Mary Remlinger also left for Clarksburg. Miss Margaret Cather teaching at Flemington spends a week at home on Pearl street. Theodore Patton left for Fairmont to attend the basketball tournament. Mr and Mrs W R Skinner returned from Chicago after attending a funeral. Mrs Deuzie Cooper of Prunty town visited Grafton for shopping and friends.
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Philippi
Lawrence Hall
Virginia Han Way
Kermit Parkhill
Scott Davis
Flora
Behimé
Clarksburg
Charles Lincell, Jr
Clarencé Trickling
Baby Jean
Mary Remlinger
Margaret Cather
Flemington
Pearl Street
Theodore Patton
Fairmont
W. R. Skinner
Chicagb,m
Skinner
Deuzie Cooper
Pruntytown
Grafton Sateriay
West Virginia University Athletic Board Sued for 80000 Damages
Four suits totaling 80000 dollars seek damages from the West Virginia University Athletic Board after a stand collapse at the WVU Washington and Lee football game last November. Plaintiffs include Dr. Carl P. Raver and A. R. Shepherd, Mary C. Frederick, and Ws It Haynes, each alleging long term injuries and limited mobility or work capacity. The cases are set for the March term of circuit court.
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Charleston
W. Va
Athletic Board of
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Washington @ Lee
Carl P. Raver
A. R. Shepherd
Mary C. Frederick
Haynes
Raver
Shepherd
Kaniwha
Frederick
Fairmont Wild Life League to Elect Officers
Fairmont. Marion County Wild Life League to elect officers at 7 30 pm meeting. C L Shaver head of the league says effort to recruit 600 new members for 1924 will begin after officers are chosen. At end of 1923 ten clubs in the Y M C A area with 300 members. 12 new members joined the league this year.
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Fairmont
Marion County Wild Life League
C. L. Shaver
Y. M.C. A. Fae
Taylor and Marion County Men To Ask Road Commission
J P Currey of Gratton and OG Ai Burgreen of Watson in Marion county visited Gratton en route to Charleston to push for new roads. They plan to press the State Road Commission for a hard surfaced link from Grafton to Fairmont and a joint Marion county road link of about ten miles between Fairmont and Grafton.
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J. P. Currey
Gratton
OG. Ai Burgreen
Watson
Marion County
Charleston
State Road Commission
Grafton
Fairmont
Marion
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Buttall
Tippenary
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Albert L. White
Harry D. Shaw
Pittsburg
WM. J. Burns
Department OF Just Code
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Joe Mitchell Chapple
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