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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1925

Page

19

Woman Prisoner on Barge Five Years Sparks Feud

In Jersey City the feud between barge captains erupts as Martha Warn, wife of one captain, daughter of the other, is alleged to have been held on her elderly husband’s coal barge for five years. Police recovered the tale after a fight between William Warn and Arthur W Banks led Banks to reveal the claim. Warn to be arraigned for a wearing before Recorder Mills.

Jersey City N. J William Warn Arthur W. Banks Warn Banks Inin Martha Warn Bank Recorder Mills

Salaries of city workers listed in Tammany Hall payroll

A New York City payroll shows salaries for numerous Colored citizens under Tammany Hall management. Names include Ferdinand Q Merton, James Watson, James D McLemmon, Chauncey Hooper, Jonza Burnham, Henry Johnson, Robert Parker, and many others with varying annual pay from 1,200 to 5,600 dollars. Married notice: Ruth L Johnson wed Walter M Jackson at Mrs Aenes Jones’s home in Yadkins Street with Rev Thos G Howard officiating.

New York City Tammany Hall Ferdinand Q Merton Civil Commission James 8. Watson Aust. Corp. Counsel James D. McLencon James H. G. Green Stenapragher Chauncey Hooper Jonza F. Burnham Henry Johnson Robert L. Parkern Harry Bragg Horace ©. Miller Joseph Eppse Edwin F. Horne Lorenzo L. Hurke Cornelious A. Hughes Edgar L. Ross I. Newton Braithwaite Arthur Morgan James H. Havenell John C. Bell, Jr Grace Campbell Mattie Wiggins Charles C. Allison Maj. Wm. H. Jackson Emma T. Wood Lillie M. Carr Josephs. Brown Veteran's Relief Commission Ruth L. Johnson Ivanhoe Walter M. Jackson Pocahontas Aenes Jones Yadkins Street Thos G. Howard John Stewart M. EB Paramount New York Royal Theatre Walter Woods Anthony Caldeway Leroy Scott James Cruze Louise Dresser Virginia Lee Corbin Kathryn Williams Ricardo Cortez

Missionary Society Notes and Local Social Update

The Pleasant Grove Baptist Church reports net receipts of 328.70 with Club No 1 contributing 200.10 and Club No 2 led by Mrs A A Brown at 128.60. A luncheon followed a brief business session hosted by Mrs Maggie Martin. The next regular meeting is at Mrs Sampson Adams home. Clarence Ward and Charles Rutherford of Wolfe visited Crozer friends.

Ple Baptist Club No Walter Spencer Club A. A. Brown Missionary Society Maggie Martin Sampson Adams Woman's Baptist District Convention Upland Baptist Church Lola M. Mack Clarence Ward Charles Rutherford Wolfe Crozer

Contents Unknown junior class play at Bluefield Colored Institute

The Bluefield Colored Institute junior class prepares the play Contents Unknown to be staged Thursday in the school auditorium. A dress rehearsal is tonight with focus on singing and dancing from the girls, featuring Miss Elvine Porter as Carol King performing Love is a Painter.

Bluefield Colored Institute Elvine Porter Carol King Love

Hyder to Speak at John Stewart Church Program

Rev BE M Hyder pastor Edwards Memorial Presbyterian church will deliver the principal address at Bluefield event. He is a new addition to Bluefield’s ministry and will give many a chance to hear him. The program is directed by Mrs Ethel M Harris, president of the local Child Study Club.

BE. M. Hyder Edwards Memorial Presbyterian Church Mr. Hyder Bluefield John Stewart Church Ethel M. Harris

Real estate transfers filed in county court clerk office

Transfers include C L Townsley to J T Craft lot 4 and part of 6 section 4 Princeton for 1468.93 dollars and W E Ross to T O J Wilson et al lots 1 to 6 in Bluefield for 0 dollars along with several other deeds. Also note a stray phrase about Europe considering paying war debts, but not seriously.

C L. Townsley J. T. Craft Princeton Willis Alston Maggie L. Alston Day Street Bluefield T. OJ. Wilson Lillie M. Johnston J. C. Gentry Arnold Craft Beaver Pond W. E. Ross T. O J. Wilson HH. A. Rice F. B. Taylor Union Street G. P. Spence Reid Land & Improvement Company Roundhouse Addition Princeton Land Company J. M. Goodwin Maine Avenue Europe

Community notes from the city page four column

The report mentions a satisfactory oration and notes Mrs C B Thornton returning from a visit to Bristol and Roanoke. The brief item reads as local society news with personal updates rather than a major event.

C. B. Thornton Bristol Roanoke

Retail Credit Men in National Meet

The Retail Credit Men’s Association with over 12 000 members will hold its thirteenth annual convention in Minneapolis Minnesota at the Nicollet Hotel from June 9 to 12 The event will cover all vital business topics related to better credits and will receive thorough attention.

Retail Credit Men's Association Minneapolis Minnesota Nicollet Hotel

Remarkable Endorsement for Mayr’s Remedy

After years of stomach trouble one speaker says Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy restored health. He notes a millionaire with stomach issues refuses patent medicines, while the remedy claims to remove mucus from the intestinal tract and reduce inflammation. One dose supposedly proves its value with money back guarantee. The White Pharmacy promotes widely.

Mayr

Princeton Paragraphs Continued On Page Nine

Local items note guardianship for Roberta Wolverine with a $57 bond, a marriage license for John Edley and Ollie Moore, and a rain soaked day causing floods and school disruption. Mariners sail from shore as creeks rise, with police reports on car thefts, a staged Ford recovered near Kegley, and a liquor sale case postponed.

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