Real estate transfers and consolidations listed in Taylor county records
Real estate of considerable value has changed hands this month per Taylor county court clerk records. Major sales include two Main street lots from Sebastian J Walters Sr to Sebastian J Walters Jr and others for value shown by $15.50 in stamps, indicating $15 500. Other deeds cover Brikman estate interests to George Brinkman for $1 and more, Flemington and Fetterman district parcels, and a consolidation of Koppers Coal and Transportation with related firms. Additional transfers include U S A purchases, rights of way, and various parcel sizes with prices ranging from $100 to $2 200 and beyond.
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Taylor County
Main Street
Sebastian J. Walters
Sebastian J. Walters, Jr
Briplman
Charles C. Brinkman
George E. Brinkman
Grafton
Olen Robinson
Alonzo Robinson
Flemington
Herbert W. Dent
W. R
Evelyn M. Turner
Fetterman
Lela Sapp
United States of America
Knottsville
Tygart Dam
John M. Jacobs
J. E
Gertrude P. Jacobs
Herman C. Ball
John W. Blake
Layton O. Batson
Bonnie Burton
Samuel Earl Custer
Elmer and Maude Carrico
Grand Street
Mondngahela West Penn Public Service Company
John W. Brown
G. F. Clark
Mollie Poole
Koppers Coal and Transportation Company
Koppers Coal Company
Koppers Coal, and Transportation Company
Massachusetts Coal Company
Koppers Store Incorporated
Huston Colleries
Elkhorn Piney Coal Mining Company
Wilmington
Delaware
Day-Old Infant Takes First Taxicab Ride
Pittsburgh reports a day old infant named Joan Bernadette Schneider who weighed four and a half pounds at birth. She was born in a taxi cab en route to a hospital, a ride that marked her first hours of life.
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Pittsburgh
Joan Bernadette Schneider
Joan
Townsend Plan Leaders Skipped Testimony at Hearing
Washington May 26. Dr F E Townsend defied a house investigating committee again as two aged pension leaders John Kiefer of Chicago and Rev Clinton Wunder of New York failed to appear despite subpoenas. Chairman Bell said a closed session did not change plans for action against Townsend for walking out. Representative McGroarty, once Townsend ally, admitted introducing bills backing a transaction tax to fund a $200 monthly pension for the aged.
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Washington
F. E. Townsend
House
Bell
John Keifer
Chicago
Clinton Wunder
New York
Dr. Townsend
M’grearity
Kiefer
Wunder
Railroad settles row over diesel firemen
NEW HAVEN Conn May 26 The New York New Haven Hartford railroad announced a settlement of a dispute over the use of firemen on diesel locomotives The agreement signed by railroad and union officials provides that a fireman shall be employed on diesel locomotives now owned by the management, ending the threat of a strike.
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New Haven, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
New Haven Road
Joe Rudiselle Fined For Fight With Wife
Joe Rudiselle pleaded guilty to assaulting his wife Fern Hostler Rudiselle in Magistrate Jeffreys court after a Sunday road violation. He paid a $5 fine plus costs. State police found he used license plates given by E S Hamric, who paid a $10 fine and costs and faces possible license revocation pending insurance proof. Magistrate Jeffreys warned about the seriousness of road laws and penalties.
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Joe Rudiselle
C Jeffreys
Fern Hostler Rudiselle
Joe
E. S. Hamric
Hamric
State Road Commission
Jefferys
Clothes help appearances in business life
The Home Laundry in Grafton, run by T. W. Heironimus, urges regular dry cleaning and laundering to keep clothes looking sharp. With sun, spots show on old garments, but quality service makes them look nearly new for a fair price. Call 76 for pickup and delivery.
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Grafton
T. W. Heironimus
Strange consignment of animals arrives at New York Zoo
The New York Zoological Society received a curious shipment from Trinidad including one pink-snouted golden anteater one twittery paradise tanager and four vampire bats prompting officials to note the odd nature of the consignment and its exotic wildlife collection.
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New York
New York Zoological Society
Trinidad
Southern Coal Men In Favor of New Coal Act
Washington May 26 Representative Joe L Smith says nearly all coal operators in Kanawha Boone Logan and Raleigh counties West Virginia favor passage of the Guffey Vinson coal price fixing act Only one operator with properties in Logan opposed Major W P Tams Jr president Gulf Smokeless Coal Co operating in Raleigh and Wyoming counties warned Smith that without new coal legislation most mines in a Winding Gulf field in southern West Virginia would shut down within a few years
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Washington
Joe L. Smith
D.W. Va
Kanawha
Boone
Logan
Raleigh
W. Va
Smith
Logan County
W. P. Tams, Jr
Gulf Smokeless Coal Company
Wyoming
Tams
Gulf
West Virginia
Easy Money Freed After Theft Incident
Ernest Money, known as Easy Money, eluded an employee at a Lawson filling station with a $5 change theft then was captured. He was fined and jailed for investigation. Corporal T. K. Long reported the arrest and temporary state police detachment hold awaiting justice officials' replies to related charges.
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Ernest Money
James C. Holt
Lawson
T. K. ‘Long
Mon
Call of Justice
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Answered Clues
Puzzle catalog lists many across clues with mixed wordplay and definitions. It mentions multiple language hints and partial phrases, suggesting a compiled crossword with themed and standard entries. The item notes previous puzzle answer reference and a long list of clue numbers and definitions across multiple lines.
New Measure Faces Support In House Debate
Washington May 26 The Ways and Means committee may back a new Guffey Vinson coal control bill after a two hour closed session. Lawmakers Hans Hill Woodfull McCormack and McCarl weighed in as officials testified and a court ruling accelerates the bill’s path. The draft omits labor provisions and focuses on price fixing amid possible personnel cuts.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Sam Hill
Wash
Justice Department
Coart Commission
Woodful
Commission
Charles F. Hosford, Jr
Supreme Court
Poor Chinese Farmer Finds End of Rainbow
Reports from Foochow Fukien province tell of Wen Shi a poor farmer facing starvation who suddenly becomes a millionaire His wife while cutting wood for a last meal discovered a hidden treasure of one million dollars in gold in Shao village near Foochow
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Shanghai
Foochow
Fukien Province
Wen Shi
Salt Works Promises To Stop Stream Pollution
CHARLESTON May 26 The Conservation Commission dismissed a citation against Dickinson Salt Works for polluting the Kanawha River killing thousands of fish last November. The firm led by C. C. Dickinson denied the pollution but promised to take steps to prevent future contamination.
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Charleston
The
Conservation Commission
Dickinson Salt Works
Kanawha
H. W. Shawhan
C. C. Dickinson
Ellison Reports Campaign Costs for State Treasurer Nomination
Beckley man E. O. Ellison told the secretary of state his Republican bid for state treasurer cost 277.76 with no contributions. He reported no income or donations for the campaign.
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Charleston
E. O. Ellison
Beckley
Secretary of State
Seek Accomplice In Store Robbery Investigation
Corporal T. K. Long of the Grafton state police and Deputy Sheriff Harry Batson left for Kingwood to bring back a boy described by Roby Lee Bevens as his accomplice in the R. L. Clark store robbery Sunday night. Chief A E Lockard said the boy denies involvement.
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T. K. Long
Grafton
State Police
Harry. Batson
Kingwood
Roby Lee Bevens
R. L. Clark
Chaief A .E. ‘Lockard
Cut in Rates Proposed by Auto Underwriters
Charleston May 26 The National Automobile Underwriters Association proposed changes in auto insurance rates to Auditor Edgar B. Sims. Sims said approval would lower rates on some cars in the state but he would not allow the changes without data on premiums under the old and proposed schedules. Earlier the association sought a 51 percent cut in fire rates 15 percent rise in collision and no change in theft. the auditor said the schedule would raise premiums for practically every car.
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Charleston
National Automobile Underwriters Association
Edgar B. Sims
Sims
F. M. Herring
New York
Association
Herring
Aduditor
Investigation Begun Of Fatal Airplane Wreck
A board of inquiry opened in Dayton Ohio to probe the fatal crash that killed Major Hez McClellan, chief of the army flight test section at Wright Field, while he tested a pursuit aircraft submitted for air corps evaluation. The veteran pilot died yesterday as the plane entered a spin during a test and possible purchase review.
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Dayton
Hez McClellan
Army
Wright Feild
Maj. McClellan
Air Corps
Death ruled accident in Montgomery man’s railroad death
Coroner J. B. Roberts ruled the death of 65 year old Thomas Myers of Montgomery an accident after his body was found on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad tracks. Local authorities reported no foul play and the case was closed pending further investigation.
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Charleston
J. B. Roberts
Thomas Myers
Montgomery
Chesapeake and Ohio
Three Meetings Called By Marshall Co. Agent
County Farm Agent R. L. Virtue called three meetings this week to explain the new agricultural conservation act. The sessions are Tuesday at Graysville Wednesday at Fairview and Thursday at Pleasants Ridge, Moundsville.
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Moundsville
Virtue
Graysville
Fairview
Pleasants Ridge
Swollen Rivers Threaten Colorado Regions
Swollen rivers due to heavy rainfall menaced several Colorado sections as authorities monitored flood risks in Lamar and surrounding areas amid rising water levels and warnings from local officials.
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Colorado
Lamar
Colo
Roosevelt Returns From New York Visit At White House
President Roosevelt arrives back at the White House after a three day trip to Hyde Park with his mother Mrs James Roosevelt. The schedule included a visit from trustees of the Warm Springs Georgia foundation.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
James Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Warm Springs
Foundation
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Deisel
Southern Coal Men
Daily Cross
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Baronet
Wrath
Science Bay
J'E
Lola Zatolvie
AslolelsZe
Salt Works
Ellison
Santa Maria Columbus’ Flag Ship
Marshall Co
Mountain State Paints Dehlinger
West Main St
Electrical Contracting
President Roosevelt
Wolfe's
Dallas Wolfe
Seiberling
E. Main St
Dehlinger Electric Shop
Musgrove
Latrobe
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