Spanking for Bons Pledged in Juvenile Theft Hearing
Warrants issued against Pask Romano Mike Manard and Harold Martin twelve year old East End youths accused of stealing press castings valued at 10 dollars from Philips Sheet and Tin Plate plant. Harold Martin later arrested for alleged theft of brass valves from Rex Jarvis Well drilling machine. Parents pledged to pay costs and supervise home punishment. John Swineky nine and his seven year old brother Tony also named in separate theft case with cash stolen from James Hammer's grocery. warrants dismissed by Justice Gordon later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Gordon
Harold Martin
Rex Jarvis
East Ad
Jal
John Swineky
Tony
James Hammer
Gordon
Roads plea over courthouse plan prompts road first demand
A letter from Roads Industrial argues county plans should first improve road access to Clarkshire before building a new courthouse. East of Goff bridge residents complain of impassable roads from Marshall Street through Broad Oaks to the Industrial Bridge and urge action before awaiting progress from Wilson or political heirs.
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County Court
Itis
Clarkshire
Goff Bridge
Marshall Street
Broad Oaks
Providence
Wilson
Walt
Reports of teachers in Clarksville January 1918 enrollment
Monthly report shows total enrollment of 4 057 pupils for January 10 1918, up from 2 440 last year. White schools and colored schools listed with pupil counts by gender, plus high and grade school figures for white and colored students. Rented buildings including Goff church and other sites house 736 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks
Clarksmonth
Goff Church
Lutheran Rehhurch
Kelly Hill
Winfield
Patton
Broadus
Fatally Wounded Miner Walks for Aid in Mountain Toll
James Sheppard an 18 year old miner was shot fourteen times in the abdomen and left knee and, though he walked to a local doctor seeking help, doctors say there is no hope for recovery. The incident occurred in the mountain area near Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Jen
James Sheppard
Niles
Mearcat
Fined for Drinking at Baltimore Station
Samuel Flore paid a dollar and court costs Friday after being found drunk the previous evening at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station. Railroad detective J A Campbell arrested him and he was released after satisfying the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Flore
T. G. the Worner
Baltimore and Ohio
J. A. Campbell
No City Court Session Cleared of Arrests
No police court session was held this morning at the usual place. no arrests were reported since the last occasion, and Mayor Frank R. Moore has the docket clear.
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Usial
Hadeen
Pcasion
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Vitany Ladies
Toney
PSS Bru Ae
Wonder Store
W. Main St
BELL
Empire Bldg
By Pearl Company
Lory
Pearl Stock Company
Victor
Sky
Witten
Plas Watch
Messrs
Frets
Hahn and
Reeves
Bishop Cannon
Karmont
Daniel Strong
Sutherland
John Farnum
Ofr
Webster
Pa”Caldwell
Misa Lowe
Chase
Millikens
Piace
Tait Price
Columbia
Rainsey
People’s Store
Pike St
Elks
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