The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-19
s.vsn Ar, Indicted Tor Murder In Tho
FIRST Degree and Htvs Others Tor
MaasiAughter
s,v,,sssn Held In Jan since killing Are
Rele aed-Tr1Als VIII PROBABLY
start In Auguas


The special grand jury. which con
yered here on July 10th 20 investigate
tho trouble at New Lafferty. Ohio
which occurred juno 2fth and which
-ssul,cd in the death of'John I. Major
and the woundirg OF Clyde Major and
Scot. Story. all OF Hendrysourg. made
u PARTIAL report yesterday az 1880 ana
we're excused by 'Gd=e w. w. CoWen
until August End a. nine o'clock Inc
grand jury vas cail". by Judge COVE"
.. the request OF the Prosecuting Az
,orney. VIM. T. D!Xon, Jr., and con-
sisted OF fifteen men.
During the session over 90 witnesses
were examined by Prosecuting Attorney
Dixon. that number including all pres
cnt in Majors party a; the time OF the
trouble as we'll as large number from
\ew L.afferty and the surrounding min
ing towns
Twelve Indicted
Thu report as made by the jury con-
tained three indictments. two Tor muir
dor IN the first degree and one FOR man
slaughter. The indictments were 1"ih'
indictments and altogether seven men
were indicted for first degree murder
and five for manslaughter. They were
Dan Agosta. Dominick Nentaurato
Dominick Acdini aand Mike AusoeIIo'
all Jointly indicted foF first degree muir
der.
Louis Noc!nl. Siivio Alexander and
Joe ras,ello. likewise Jointly indicted
for murder in the first degree.
German OdressY George Toal, Nike
Ktndomo. Mike Fdl and Dominic Lam
sing. all jointly indicted Tor man
slaughter. -,
boring mining towns from where the
.hootinv occurred, Agosta, Ventaurato,
Eocini. Odressy. Toal. and Kindomo' all
b.,nr said 20 some from Geo, while
Ac,Sjnl. Musoello. Fell and Lansing are
said % be- from Latferty and Alexander
and pastella from Pauline Mine near
Bannock.
Seventeen Released
Seventeen men. arrested some ume
ago by Sheriff Lynch and his force ana
who have been confined In the county
rau during the grand jury session were
ra,s...d Yesterday afternoon. They
w.r. Prank Dym:ndonski. John Sski, Al
b.rt Jonoski. Andy Jonos&i. Sam Pas
teI1a. Dennis Grass!. John subway
Louie Yentaurato. Adam Zemolohs
TONY Frollonl, Vincent Tomasinh ia
tasta Contey, Tony Eucoski. John Sina-
tsuI- John Morronl. Pete servalle and
Mike Coulson. These together with those
indicted At the session Of grand jury
nak, no the number that were arrested
3 preytous 10 the grand jury session.
trials for those indicted Will likely
Commence as soon as possible and X is
: Ifk.ly that many will ioe tried this sum
MGR, tho first probably being IN August
PROBATE Court
Anna Davis, er nj Guardianship. Ap-
,llcation fled for appointment or GUAR
dian. Bond s45oc.oo nled and approved
choice OF Guardian fled by Anna NJ
paws. Appointment made letters
ordered and issued.
John r. Davis. deceased. Petition
filed for distribution OF asset In kino
with written consent OF distributes
Distribution in Kind ordered.
Frank B. Archer. deceased. AppI'ca-
t,on for order 20 require Executor TO
nav legacy. Set for, hearing July II.
1922 at 3 A NJ. Notice to Exr. ordered
and order for notice issued to Arthur
\. Archer and cause continued.
T. H NcKeever. "a Guardian OF
sarah Mckeever, W.. His Ward ct al
Bond $4,000 flled and approved. Ap-
plicatlon filed to sell real estate at prl-
waite sale. Private sale at one less than
appraised value ordered. order Issued
and continued.
Albert w Kennon. as Admir-. OF JaT
, q. Smith. deceased vs.. Francis Samuel
, smith. ct al. Summons returned and
! hled endorsed with proof OF service.
Emmett Z. Danford. deceased. Ap-
plication fled for determination OF In
herf,snce tax. Tax determined without
Auditors appraisal finding no tax due.
Final account fled. Set for hearing
August IS. 1922. Notice ordered.
George W. Webb. deceased. FINAL
account fled Set for hearing Angus,
IS. 1922. Notice ordered.
Joseph T. Humphrey. deceased. Dist
account fled. approved and recorded
Admir-. discharged
Frances Uroanek. deceased. Proof OF
publication OF notice OF appointment
aled. approved and record ordered.
Marriage Liesnsss.
Conrad Leroy Wilson. age 33. a
farmer OF Piedmont and Edith Esther
Cochran age is, OF Holloway. Rev. H
C. Mcmillan performed the ceremony.
Kealsh Talk ny Radio
This weeks radlophone health mes
sage from tho State Department OF
Health Just received by Health Commits
sioner F. R. Dew deals with the health
OF children. and outlines the Depart
ment's plan for instructing all Ohio
teachers in carrying the health message
20 their pupils during the next school
year An elaborate cooperative has
been Developed by the Department o:
Health and the Department OF Educa'
ton. which will be q feature at IN,
Teachers Institute 10 be held In Bethes
ia August 2l-26.
The message lays special emphasi:
on care OF the teeth. and TO help the
children remember this phase OF their
health. there Is included the following
poem by Or. James Bali Naylor, health