Lamson defense disputes claim of wife's deception
The Lamson murder trial resumed with defense presenting X-ray evidence of four skull wounds and arguing they could result from a single fall. The defense challenged the state's insinuations that Mrs. Lamson used deception to elude her husband, while detailing conversations about their sick child and possible mountain resort work.
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Sam Jose
Allene Thorpe Lamson Pepere
Hyusband
A. Lamson
Man -Haddergoner
Durge
Youn
Stanford University Press
Lamson
McLaughlin Will Probate Today Admitted in County Clerk Office
The will of the late Patrick J. Mc Laughlin, a South Side resident who died Monday, was admitted for probate this morning in the office of County Clerk Frank Bennett. Executors named are William J. Hussion and John T. Tucker with a bond set at $20,000. Arthur Yates, F. M. Hollis and A. J. Mason appointed as likely executors or advisors.
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Patrick J. McLaughlin
South Side
Frank Bennett
William J. Hussion
John T. Tucker
Arthur Yates
F. M. Hollis
A. J. Mason
Will provisions divide estate among kin by share
Under the will, brothers sisters numerous nieces and nephews received a share of the estate. The will was executed January 17 1931.
Neely Urges Federal Action On State Grant
Senator M M Neely telegrammed General Hugh Johnson urging federal action on a state grant. The note from Falriliont dated Sept 8 requests quicker processing and stronger federal support for the allocation. Neely emphasizes the need to advance recovery programs and speed up aid to the state.
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Neely
Falriliont
MM. Neely
Hugh Johnson
Purification Cure Promises Health Through Calotabs
An old advertising blurb extols Calotabs as a life extending purification method. It claims physicians endorse systemic cleansing and urges a thorough course taken once or twice weekly for several weeks to purify blood and invigorate liver kidneys stomach and bowels. Packages priced 10 cents and 35 cents, available from all dealers.
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Nature
Days of wild competition at end, Moley tells convention
Bedford Springs Pa Sept 8 In his first address since resigning as assistant secretary of state Raymond Moley urged that the era of unrestrained competition is ending and that the public interest must shape private economic life He defended Roosevelt and his brain trust and called for balance of assistance and advice in shaping the program He warned against overacademic influence while stressing justice equity and fairness in economic operation He urged support for West Virginia land purchase and forest lands grant to supply Toledo residents with water and timber needs.
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Bedford Springs
Raymond Moley
Perihavichnia Electric Association
Columbia
Roosevelt
Fall AP Meeting Scheduled for October 6 in Morgantown
The annual fall meeting of West Virginia members of the Associated Press will convene Friday October 6 at Hotel Morgan Morgantown. C E Smith editor of The Fairmont Times and chairman announces the joint session with the state journalistic conference attended by editors from across the state. Topics include cooperation with the National Recovery Administration to promote prosperity.
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West Virginia
Associated Press
Morgan
Morgantown
C. E. Smith
Fairmont
Fimes
Jstate A. P. Association
National Recovery Administration
Strike Postponed By Cleveland Street Car Union Board
The Cleveland Street Car Men's Union executive board postponed the five am strike today indefinitely and left the decision on possible action to the executive committee meeting on Saturday.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Street Car Men's Union
Postmaster Kastle Faces Removal for Political Activity
Washington reports the post office department will remove Martinsburg postmaster John W. Kastle Jr. for being perniciously active politically in last fall's campaign. A letter to Rep. Jennings Randolph requests a recommended acting postmaster. Affidavits allege Kastle campaigned for Rep. Frank Bowman.
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Post Office
Tmaster
John W. Kastle
Martinsburg
F Rayink
Jennings Randolph
Kastle
Frank L. Bowman
Randolph
Virginia General Assembly laws signed by Governor Pollard
Sixteen acts from the recent special session of the Virginia General Assembly became law yesterday after Governor Pollard affixed his signature. The approvals mark the culmination of the session's legislative work in Richmond.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Pollard
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