Jury Returns First Degree Murder Verdict in Briessach Case
The Briessach murder trial concluded with the jury finding Louis Briessach guilty of murder in the first degree and sentencing him to confinement in the penitentiary. The court explained the possible penalties and the jury’s decision followed a lengthy trial with testimony from Prosecuting Attorney Howard and Col. Arnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Murdar
Brusack
Attocoey
Howard
Col. Arnett
Ihie
Brinsach
Col. Arents
Braan
Brietach
Briessch
Col
Mr. Howard
Wwe
Mandanes
Wet
Bo Ts
Jan
Man Matwell
Jordan
Conneel
Mitchell
Sali
Louis Briasach
Gerup
Arai
Clare Mitchell
Max
Clark
Stan Ead
Pridoner
Sheri Aod
Ts Te
She Jory
Dittown & Oy
Ditton & Co
Labor World reports Buckeye Glass works' near start up
The Buckeye Glass Works near Wheeling plans a quick restart with pot setting begun and operations expected to resume within the week. Management says no union recognition moving forward, old hands may return, and demand for workers remains high amid contrasting views on unionization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Seamon
Buckeye Glass Works
Meno J
Bess
United States Glass Company
Pennsylvania
Crystal Glass Works
Ohio Valley
The
Creek Mill
John Clark
North Wheeling Glass Company
Wellsburg
Putney Glass Works
John C
Rod Works
Warwick Tool Works
Chapline
Thirtieth
Bridgeport
Idmer
Mike Overfeldt
Crystal Gians Works
Speers’ Axle Works
Orch
Me Indica
Bloch Bros.’ Tobacco Works
LaBelle Mill
LaBelle
West Virginia Glass Company
Whitaker
Local Social Notes from Parkerbourg Holiday Scene
Miss Gussie Adairo guests in Terra Arts. Arthur Dudley Winton, ex North American Review editor, now New York attorney, was here. Receptions and dances planned at Gardner and Blennerhassett club rooms. Local families travel from Huntington, Morgantown, and Wheeling for holidays. shopping ads promote Swabacker holiday goods and H. J Hillman diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
We. Campbell
W. J. McGregor
James A. Wade
H. i. Moss, Jr
O. Walker
Parkerbourg
State University
Morgantown
A. F. Geontill
Wheeling
W. P. Rathbone
Pasadena
California
Gardner
Misa Lily
Church
Upper Ann Street
Misses Gardner
Plorence Shattuck
Pusher
Will Dana
BH. Black
Canides
George Summers
C. Key
Ee Feller
Citizens’ Zonal Bank
Charleston
Thareday
George W. Sum
John T. Harris
Ruth
Stills
George James Hopkins
USA
Belle Nixon
V. B. Archer
Ter Danuhter
Aanee
Gondrill
Barna Powell
Monongah
Albert Buckman
Suffolk
Barns
Pauline Rapp
New York
Roy Horner
Charley Turner, Jr
Frank Martin
Col
Geo. W. Thompson
Brooks Tobin
Augusta
General Jackson
Tobin
Birdie
Susie Clay
Paris
Dr. Boland
Marvin D. Boland
Vanderbilt University
Anna Jackson
E. E. Wilson
Miss Cooper
Murdoch Avenue
Paden
Blennerhassett Club
G. H. Gordon
Blanche Dellicker
Laura Steers
Along the "Pikes" Terminal Track Improvements and Bids
Rail yard notes report ongoing work on terminal tracks, bids closed for the Pan Handle passenger station, and a flurry of personnel changes and illness among B and O and Pan Handle staff. Several crews are off sick or traveling, with holiday plans noted and crews filling positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ellery
S. R. McFann
Hugh Trebie
Hempfield
Thomas J. Hinde
Ohio River Railroad
Charles Ebert
Morris Myers
Terminal
Brilliant
F. P. Kendall
Pan-Handle
John W. McNeary
Ohio
Chas, Madden
J. W. Gibbons
New Martinsville
Er. Mefiowen
Philadelphia
Wheellog
Pittsburg
Baltimore and Ohio
Emplo
Warde-James Theatrics Company
Politically Tightly Warded Meeting Schedule District by District
Democratic suggestion meetings were held in all wards except the Eighth as Judge George E. Boyd agreed to run for Mayor after pressure. Primary results to reveal winners for each ward including proposed Wharfmaster candidate John Crockard. Readings include ward by ward lists of First and Second Branch members and executive committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Boyd
Judge Boyd
John Crockard
Wharfmaster
Bixth Ward
J. A. Wood
J. K. Manley
Henry Caldwell
M. B. Bailey
C. W. Kreiter
Thomas W. Killeen
Edward H. Wilde
Robert Clark
Weiss
Thomas Burke
Jonathan
J. R. Maunley
Frank Walther
William Frohme
Martin Pigna
John Lane
W. J. Burk
Seventic Ward
Kat Branch
H. Schweriftler
D. Rumble
W. Lee “Oser
O. H. Wheeler, Jr
H. Dalley
W.d. Lor
Lee Wood
A. Hoge
L. B. Sands
J. B. Crawford
J. B. Sheppard
J. W. Imboff
Eighth Ward
Winter Gloves and Silk Accessories On Offer
Lined Mocha gloves for men women and children plus mittens in all sizes Silk mittens silk umbrellas silk and moreen skirts eiderdown comforts satin quits and counter panes linen damask table cloths em stitched sheets pillows towels and napkins refined imported goods for gentlemen and ladies including tailor made dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis Ateadee
Bary
Tosi
Dresden
Wheat & Uaneher's
Zlegentelder
Biffel & Care —S
Bargal
Hanan & Orgs
G. Ditton & Co
Wheat & Maneher's
Tose
Osyx
Mae
Ns Aan & CO
Hamcher's
GED. M. Snook & CO
Siitel
Suttal
Tosnorrow
Eure
Ulamotins Ab Rl
Sinc I. Ky Tupene & Co
Ge Martin
Peery Glass Works
Warwood
Wek
Parkersbulg
Swabacker’s
Swabacker
H. J Hillman & Co
Dave Henderson
W. H. Jamson
General Yard
Yeterday
Soa
Council
Gen. B. Boyd Bor
First Ward
J. J. Lutz
Eugene Dalter
Johnson
Walter Terrill
Charles Stanke
Dr. SL. Spragg
Frank Thaliman
John J. Kenney
Fred D. Frederiick
John Batchelder
William Gavin
Second Ward
A. G. Hadlich
Edward Fetnler
J. G. McLain
John Dunokle
John ¥. Crawford
Louis Salterbach, Jr
W. S. Berisford
Charles Schambra
Joshua Buckley
Daniel Crymble
William Hawke
Third Ward
Charles F. Brandens
John Ewing
C. P. Brown
C. W. Brockunler
William Friese, Sr
Allen Brock
Peter Beck
Jon M. Birch
Michael Gates
Paul Roymann
Louis F. Stitel
William T. English
M. B. Horkhelwer
Fourth Ward
H. B. Pom
Kh Wi
Peter Hoe
Jobo Brill
Chriso. Floto
Edward
Bier Pekari
Patrick Fitzsimao
Riley
Peter Erb
Joseph Yabo
P. L Kimberly
H. D. Bayba
C. G. Doyle
Firth Wag
Auguust
H. Wiedebusch
George W. Hannan
August Warneke
John Waterhou
Frank Wendel
Bernard Bach
George W. Hoonan
G. Dinos & Co
Juce
Alee
Kice
Sean
So S. Rupprs & Co
Shokee Bi. Rice’s
Roopes & Co
LG. Dirtos & Co
RICKS
Stiuven Shiving Cups
Breshests
Shelf Bros
B. W. Hose's
J. 8. Ruonrs & Co
A Taylor
Main
Market Street
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