Miner given year term for bigamy in Tay county
Siphorn Bahari also known as Rosemont was sentenced to one year in the late penitentiary after pleading guilty to bigamy in Tay county circuit court. He came to America from Czecho-Slavia years ago believing his wife had died, later discovering she lived.
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Siphorn Bahari
Rosemont
Warren B. Kittle
Tay County
Bahari
Nansua
America
Czecho-Slavia
Old Country
Gved
Dea
Taylor County
Crow Killer's Club forms in Grafton area to target crows
Oakley Austin, a prominent merchant of Grafton and activist with the Taylor County Wild Life League, promotes a Crow Killer's Club. Meetings draw many from Taylor and neighboring counties to a crow roost near H. & C. repairs shops east of Grafton. Report notes crows damage crops, eat quail eggs, and harm other birds. The plan envisions evening hunts and possible extermination as crows thin out. Also, Paylor County Post No. 78 of the American Legion seeks to recruit ex-soldiers. Taylor County hosts about 1,100 World War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Austin
Grafton
Taylor County Wild Life League
Austin
Taylor County
Mr. Austin
Morgantown
Taylor
Weat Virginia Life | League
League
Paylor County
American Legions
Post Offte
Ala
Post
Impeachment Hearing Draws Sitreps in County Court
An elderly couple from the Cecil neck Mey area traveled to Grafton for impeachment proceedings. They occupied front-row seats from before the session began, refusing to leave for fear others might claim their coveted spots. The court's ruling was delivered only after long delays, with spectators enduring a long wait before adjournment.
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Tayff County
Montay
Ebility Court
J- Dd
Face to Face With Dr Cadman A Brooklyn Clergyman
Joe Mitchell Chapple profiles Dr. Charles Parkes Cadman pastor at Central Congregational Church in Brooklyn New York. Cadman discusses religious controversy with Fundamentalists and Modernists, Ecclesiology, League of Nations, and the role of Christ in faith. He notes public indifference to intrareligious fights and highlights his views on creed versus personal faith.
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The
Central Congregatonal Church of
Brooklyn
New York
8. Parkes Cadman
Henry Ward Beecher
Samuel Parkes Cadman
Shropshire
England
Collyral
London University
United States
Central Congregational Church
Dri Cadman
League of Nations
Card Regiment
New York National Guard
Ford Theological Seminary
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Attic
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York City
the Sentinel
Hall of Fame
Court Finds Misconduct in Taylor County Officials
West Virginia court rules that defendants T W Heironimus and W H Goodwin engaged in improper use of a $500 road money draft, with evidence of fake expenses and unlawful payments to Ferguson. John Ross is found not liable for the charges. removal recommended for Heironimus and Heironimus proceedings.
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Taylor County
Ferguson
County Court
Clarence A. Painter
Aft
Perguson
Chicago
Taylor
Sime
John’ Ross
Ross
W. H. Goodwin
John Ross
T. W. Heironimus
West Virginia
Chiago
Flnois
Angua, Merguson
First National Bank of Grafton
Daugherty poker master of Washington intrigue
Washington letter notes Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty as a supreme poker player in public life. The piece argues his unseen cards drive Washington and Coolidge, discussing ethics, loyalty, and who bears the real debt to the administration while relating the Senate oil land lease probe and Daugherty’s defiant stance. It references Harding’s 1920 nominating influences and ongoing cabinet dynamics.
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Washington
Harry M. Daugherty
Senate
Navy
Daugherty
Denby
Coolidge
Harding
Coolidee
Hardingner
Veta OS
Pace One
IUGA
Birthday Party For Miss Bobbie Shaw In Grafton
A crowd of Grafton youngsters gathered at Miss Bobbie Shaw’s home Saturday to celebrate her eighth birthday with games and a decorated dining room and lunch. Presents were exchanged with numerous local youths named among the attendees. Elks initiation drew about four hundred members and visitors to the local lodge, with Parkersburg Lodge handling the initiation work and many out of town Elks attending.
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Grafton
Bobbie Shaw
Miss Bobbie
Fern Hostler
3Tha Tale
Martha Powell
Luci McKeen
Dorothy Sapp
Laura
Mable Hanon
Nor
Elks
Elks Home
Paul P. Warden
Odus H. Bennett
Archie N. Bizzy
Dasey C.peck
R. E. Shaw
Abraham Tackett
Chas. M. Wells
Jno
Clay Scott
Philippi
Parkers
Fea
Lodge
Pippa Pass Birthday Dance and Local Events in Grafton
Grafton reports a lively pre rental season with William Beavers Jr eighteenth birthday party featuring pastel decorations and a three piece band. Community plans include Marionette show Uncle Wiggily at the high school, plus D A R bake sales. Local residents attend dinners, visits, and church events amid hospital and family notices.
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William Beavers, Jr
William A. Beavers
McGrawe Ave
Constance Hechmer
Margaret Niland
Angéla Moran
Janice Willhide
Marjorie Moran
Dorothy Rowland
Lenora Baker
Irene Vincent
Eugene Kersting
Mabl Patterson
Earl Pauley Roose Sawyer
Albert Keefer
Paul Warden
Earnest Clark,Jr
Paul Malone Joe Pugh
William Pellard
Grafton
Jean Gros
The
Athletic Association
Uncle Wigsily
Harry Lauder
Charlie Chaplin
Barney Google Spark Plug
Sunshine
Arthur
Reese
Ona Street
J.T. Z. Keener
Mr. Keener
L. D. Snyder
Fern
J. B. Alexander
Fairmont
Joseph Jenkins
Violet
Coffman
Elizabeth Cummings Jackson
Taylor County
Am I Intruding play a huge success at St Augustine
The alumni and students of St Augustine's school presented Am I Intruding in the school auditorium to great acclaim. The cast, directed by Mrs James B Moran, delivered strong performances with sturdy suits and notable turns by Jerry Mays as the mill owner’s son and Blair Hoover as the stock dealer villain. Marty Onks sang a lively solo and John Curran impressed with Hawaiian guitar pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's School
Electric Company
Jerry
Bluebird
Mr. Ware
Blair Hoover
Autosmobile Company
Marty Onks
Jerley
John Curran
Banker Farmer Meeting Notes in Raleigh District
A conference of bankers and farmers in the Fifth Federal Reserve District at Raleigh, NC, under the American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission, adopted recommendations for the coming year. Promote loans to students studying agriculture and home economics, increase soil productivity with larger yields, diversify farming to cover food and feed needs, and establish county agents with scheduled banker-farmer meetings at the Agricultural College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Federal Reserve District
Raleigh
North Carolina
American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission
Banker and
Bipe
Agricultural College of
Agricultural College
Savings banks rise sharply in decade across nation
The Savings Bank Division of the American Bankers Association reports the number of savings deposits and banks grew from 6.76 thousand in 1912 to 16,709 in 1922, an increase of about 210 percent in ten years, highlighting that savings deposits now account for roughly one half of all banks of every description.
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United States
Savings Bank
American Bankera Association
Savings
Banke Sonia of Avery
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Salvation Army
H. Devol
Marietta
Clifford Miller
Army
Devol
Organization of the Army
David Main
Department of the Army
Crow Killers Club
By Joé Mitchell
Chapple
Christ
God
Dr. Cadman
Parkes Capm
Heldy
Tre
Macra
Lee Raskatt
Sentinel Office
Society
Wm. T. Harrington
Gratton Lodge
Parkersburg Lodge
James McCluer
Parkersburg
Ambler, McCluer & Ambler
Pippa
H. L. Rogers
John Rui
John Colebank
Cornwell
H. Hamilton
J. V. Clarkson
Newbury
Will
Beulah Hamilton
B. N. Goff
Fortney
Dent
C. W. Bolyard
Ruby ‘Wilson
Jacob Keller
Evansville
ST. Augustine
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