Circuit court matters transacted in Saturday sessions
Transcribed Civil docket shows amended bills and dismissals. Cases include Coloniel Guiding Realty Company v William Davis. Stout v Soha Roas. Mary Abrasion v Annie Poruzak. Brunner et al v York Bridge Company. Weokley Memorial United Brethren Church trustees v Northview. Shaw et al v Macy El mott. Reserve Gas Co v Clara Bussey. East Count Supply Co v Tri-State Candy Co. Awl et al v Lynet. Haynes et al v Chester Daly. Elliott v George. Poyles v Rooth et al bond required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloniel Guiding and Realty Company
Wiwm Davis
B. J. Stout
Soha Roas Ot
Gule
Mary
Annie Poruczak
KE. Brunner
York Bridge Company
Clara Bulle Bussey
East Count
Tri-State Candy Company
Luther C. Awl
Lynet
Sale
Wobert A. Haynes
Chester Daly
Wale
Elliott
George
Michael Poyles
Final Grand Jury Report Lists Local Offenses and Suspects
The grand jury of the criminal court filed a final report Saturday forenoon and was discharged. The document names numerous aliases and individuals linked to misdemeanors and felonies including assaults with revolvers and cords, tobacco sales to minors, keeping stores open on Sundays, and road obstruction near Kinnston. It references John Donahue Arthur Whittaker William Johnson Dominic Senatore Frank Caparrotta and others in various charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
John Donahue
John
Clark
Arthur Whittaker
Ada Brown
Artaie Whittaker
Monels Hampton
William Johnson
Jausies
Flowere
Cur Moran
Joe Carduff
John Loe
Cummings
Otto Schmitt
John Doe
Okey
John Voe
Atlag Kelly
John Lee
Aliso Mufficon
Sandy Vat
Dominic Senatore
Keepiss
Frank Caparrotta
Ace Frank Caparrotta
Ray Stealey
Utah
McDowall
Baltimore and Anis Railroad
Osburn Shoe Firm Renamed Model Shoe Store
Osburn Shoe Company on Wet Pike Street changes name to Model Shoe Store. DW Jacobs and Ernest Swiger acquire large stake in the business. M. Chinten assumes general management and introduces the foolograph method once popular in the East. The store vows continued quality and customer satisfaction under the new organization and slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburn Shoe Company
Wet Pike Street
Washington
Modesto
Memorial Day Observance By Northcott Camp No 5748
Memorial Day plans by Northcott Camp No 5748 call for a 2 PM gathering in Pythian hall, a 2 20 PM parade, and a march to the cemetery. Masonic and Modern Woodmen members, with McGregorys leading, attend. GD Mitchell will speak, Broad Dake choir and band will perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcott
Pythian Hall
Semeters
McGregorys Hand
Tov. GD
Mitchell
Broad Dake Choir
Ax Wall
Bowers
Chicago Heiress Leaves Home For Virginia Farm
Helen Morton, Chicago heiress and niece of the late Paul Morton, has moved from her father's upscale Chicago home to Delanlane Virginia where she bought and now runs a farm. She gave an interview saying her departure angered her father who may stop paying her debts as she pursues farm life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Papa
Virginia
Helen Morton
Paul Morton
Delanlane
Pop
Helen
Virglnia
State Business Men Will Meet in Clarksburg
In Chicago on June 6 a jury awarded Miss Georgia Jay $20,000 against Homer Rodeheaver for breach of promise to marry. The West Virginia Business Men Association plans a June convention in Clarksburg with sessions at the Waldo Hotel, including president G A Northcott and address by Rev. Pathray Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jay
Pesan
Georgia Jay
Homer Rodbeaver
Misa Jay
Rodeheaver
Iowa
Viey
Wheeling
Frank Newbltt
Brotherhood
Te Telegram
West Virginia
Walder Assembly Room
oMicla
Mt, i Waldo Hotel
G. AL Northcott
Huntington
Pathray
Clarksburg
Hagmond Maxwell
G. W. Greig
Comitaen
Lund
Kecrewry
A. B. Scott
Fairmont
State Aesochiuiany
Stanley 4
Krebs
State Association of Secretaries
Waldo Hotel
G. W. Dudderar
Royal Board of Mde
Mr. Dudderar
Business Mons Association
Jane
Committee On Legislation
Charleston
Burgess
West, Virginia
Taylor
McKnnzie
Tay
Thie State
Board of Trade Directors Meet Discuss Civic Questions
Last evening the board of trade directors adjourned on May 29 to discuss public interest matters. Plans were made for the annual meeting on June 26 to elect five new directors and form committees to consider town threats, redraw by laws, and adopt a new constitution. A new interurban station project by Monongahela Valley Traction was reviewed, with the three story reinforced concrete station estimated to cost 25 000 to 45 000. A letter from Thomas Hopkin urged forming a fire committee to cooperate with city officials on air equipment and department efficiency. A special committee will be appointed after the election to pursue improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Wits
Calliities
Adop
Wiiue
Ater
Monongahela Valley Traction Company
Kentty
Arly
Thomas Hopkin
Condell
Ohe
Board At Trade
Arken
Trade Commission Proposes Broad Powers Over Interstate Firms
Washington debate on a bill to create a Trade Commission with wide powers over corporations in inter state commerce. It would abolish the Bureau of Corporations, appoint three commissioners from different parties, and require annual corporate reports with stiff penalties for delays. The plan targets firms with capitalization above four million dollars and aims to regulate records, stockholders, and financials.
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Washington, D.C
Covington Trade Commission
Howe
Vito Smirmn
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Corporations
Corporations
Wit
Tse
Men -Commission
Ite
Vondipildert
Btockhaluers
Commission Tay Algo
Alliow
Tur Wil
Miners’ Conciliators Named by Wilson in Kanawha Field
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Wilson named a three member conciliation board for the Kanawha coal field to arbitrate differences between striking miners and operators. Charles W. Tilts and Patrick Gilday will represent the miners and CA. Faulkner the labor department. They plan to begin work next week.
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Washington
Judy
Board of Conciliation
Wilson
Department of Labor
Kanawha
Thonas Magzerty
International Board of
Ue United Mine Workers
Kanawha Coal Operators’ Association
Evans Fh
Waishe
Ington
Tefush
Big Woodmen Gathering Planned for Memorial Service
Charles McErnints Hecroary of Clarksburg camp No 10 of the Woodmen of the World announces a large dedication and memorial service in Grifton this Sunday. Camps from Clarksburg Stonewall and White Oak Fairmont join with Woodmen nationwide to attend. Morris Sheppard from Texas will give the chief address and a parade will lead to Belaksian hall and Blooming cemetery monuments. Gather at 9:30 in Bel building for ceremonies and a post service meeting in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McErnints
Clarksburg
Gratton
Stonewill
West Virginia
White Oak
Fairmont
Grifton
Tan
Huntington
Charleston
Packersburg
Morgantown
Terra Aln
Keyser
Balington
Overly
Philipp
Buckhonoon
Morris Sheppard
Stites
Texas
Coverniga
Bluement
Court House
Te Cemetery
Lodge
Bel
Fourth Street
Mansion Burned Near London by Militant Suffragists
A militant suffrage campaign damaged a fine mansion about thirty miles from London, setting fire to furnished rooms. The home adjoined a parish church and was not entered, part of a plan to press for women’s parliamentary vote.
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London
Arswn
People of
Gleason Held In Jail On Disorderly Drinking Charge
Tom Gleason is in the county jail awaiting a hearing before Magistrate William E. Starehor on a charge of bone drunk and disorderly. Police Officer Hayes swore out the warrant after Gleason, reportedly drunk, used profane remarks to passing ladies on Fourth Street. Gleason, formerly of Ouaninzut, will open a modern meat jam and vegetable market in Clarkburg at popular prices in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gleason
William E. Starehor
Bin
Hayes
Gleason
Fourth Street
Pasalng
Ouaninzut
Bhs
Gandy Provision Company
Clarkburg
Fetire
Close regulation of railway bonds proposal by ICC
Washington June 6. A substitute for the Rayburn bill would place close regulation and control of railroad stocks and bonds under the Interstate Commerce Commission. It would require detailed reports, prohibit issuances without approval, and give the commission broad power to inspect railroad books while limiting directors from profiting from stock or bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eAmbelaran
Washington, D.C
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Interstate and Foreign
In Prociiens
Commission
Asy
Wits
Dtuden
Honda
Marlonea
Epplicalun
Salt Commission
United States
Tree
Clayton bill to strengthen law in antitrust program
Washington June 6 The Clayton bill part of the administration antitrust program strengthens the Sherman act and other laws against monopoles and restraint of trade. It prohibits discrimination or arbitrary refusals to sell natural mineral products and restricts conditional leases and certain noncompete clauses. It limits injunctions and forbids blanket injunctions in labor disputes while protecting labor and farmer organizations under the Sherman act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alex
Droymons Axainet Holding Companien
Proyimony
Jong Hugatton
Tha
Dil' Ara
Dil
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Budapest
Hungary
Goniases
Hoomlang
Svere
Linvey
Onders
Criminal Court of
The
Model Shoe Store
Americas
Miss Morton
Delaplane
Canada
Atonday
Ptate
Waldo Lote
Buninisp Men’s Association
Jis
Board OF Trade Directors
Monay
Kanawha Coal Miners
ArvodAvEn
Eletes Doner
Palace Court
Flyn
Grafton
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