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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1933

Page

10

Judge James H Stuart Retired Roanoke Judge Dies

Judge James Henry Stuart 79 longtime Roanoke attorney and former Tazewell circuit judge died Sunday. He spent 22 years in Roanoke, moved from Tazewell in 1911, and earlier practiced in Philippi and Logan West Virginia. Funeral services were held at Raleigh Court Presbyterian Church with burial in Jeffersonville cemetery. He leaves a widow Annie Lee Miller and seven children including Dr R R Stuart, Captain Harry A Stuart and Lieutenant Charles J Stuart.

James Henry Stuart Jeffersonville Tazewell Raleigh Court Presbyterian Church Roanoke Stuart Tazewell Circuit Court R. R. Stuart Greenbrier West Virginia Emory and Henry College Dennis and Dennis Lewisburg Philippi Thomas Armestead Bradford Logan W. Va Annie Lee Miller Christiansburg Harry A. Stuart U. S. Naval Petroleum Reserve Washington, D. C Lucy Stuart Cecil Nellie Stuart Bluefield D. G. Chapman Richmond Charles J. Stuart U. S. Navy San Diego Calif Panama Canal Zone

Take profits out of kidnaping says criminologist

Dr Carleton Simon of New York urged refusing ransom demands as a tactic to eradicate kidnapping at the International Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Chicago. He warned initial deaths may occur but the strategy would remove kidnappers' motive of easy money and force them to abandon the business.

Chicago Carleton Simon New York Simon New York Association of Police Chiefs International Association of Police Chiefs

Bomb explosion kills ten at Europa Hotel in Brunn

A four story hotel Europa blast in Brunn Czechoslovakia today left about ten dead and fifty injured. The front of the building collapsed trapping scores of guests as authorities search the wreckage and investigate a possible suicide bombing by a man aiming to kill his wife and child.

Brunn Czechoslovakia Europa Ames Imself

News of the Colored People Concert and Club Meetings

A comical concert for the Woman's club at Jones Street Church is set for Tuesday night at 8. Sun Beam Club of Scott Street Church meets at Mrs. Beatrice Hatch’s home on Vine Street. Church of God (Apostolic) Rev Condola lectures on Africa at Reese Street Hall. Golden Star Club hosts Rev Mrs Mary Heard tonight at 8. Rosebud Club serves dinner at Genoa Avenue noon. Bishop Kyle and J L Connors inspect a Roanoke church edifice for future organization. Bluefield church ladies serve dinner at 2. Revival ongoing with Elder J L Connors delivering nightly sermons. Community Council gathers at YWCA on Scott Street at 6 p m. Ladies' Aid Society of John Stewart M E parish holds a call meeting this afternoon in the library.

Sun Beam Scott Street Beatrice Hatch Vine Street Pentecostal Wilson Street F. Kyle Ee J. L. Connors Roanoke Ladies of the Bluefield J. L. Connors Ladies’ Aid Society of the John Stewart M. E. Pare Library of the

The Barret Colvin Wedding and a Dying Child

Elinor and Barrett wed after manipulation by her mother and the Sexton fortune. A warded child and a dying baby threaten happiness as Barrett hides his secret vow to Marcia Radnor and Elinor fears for Barrett and her unborn child. Higgins struggles with loyalty as tragedy looms.

Elinor Stafford Barrett Colvin Barrett Elinor Ella Sexton Vance Carter Bentwell Stafford Sexton Lida Gerald Moore Marcia Radnor Marcia Lida Staiford Cuba South Amerca Dick Radnor Gerald Goodby Higgins Mrs. Colvin Mr. Colvin

Natex hailed as miracle medicine by local dealer

A local East End Pharmacy touts Natex as the greatest medical discovery and offers free samples to prove its claims. The ad cites rapid relief from indigestion stomach pains and rheumatic aches after treatment, urging residents to visit 412 Princeton Ave. to try Natex.

Natex East End Princeton Ave

Sheriff in Harrisburg Accepting State Police Aid

Sheriff J. A. Seaman of Washington county offers to sign a Lansdale plan allowing state police to control peaceful picketing if United Mine Workers leaders also agree. Governor Pinchot seeks miners' representatives to sign, as martial law and National Guard deployment follow in Fayette county amid a 12 000 strong strike. Also a tank car arrives in Hunter Oklahoma to help water shortage.

Harrisburg Fayette County J. A. Seaman Washington County Pinchot United Mine Workers Lanedale Lansdale Montgomery County Harry F. Hackney Fayette

Louisiana chie calls troopers to protect grand jury

New Orleans reports martial law declared by Governor C. K. Allen to shield the grand jury investigating alleged fraud in November's election. District Attorney Eugene Stanley plans to inspect seized ballot boxes under Judge Alexander O'Donnell, after access was barred by sheriffs deputies.

New Orleans Grand Jury C. K. Allen Eugene Stanley Alexander O’donnell Huey P. Long Senator Long Washington

Military mobilization and rubber upholstery noted

The text recalls a clash with political leaders including Governor Allen, prompting two state militia units to be mobilized at Jackson barracks. They were issued rifles revolvers and ammunition, stood by overnight, then demobilized by executive order. It also mentions rubber upholstery as a British development replacing springs and wooden parts in cars.

Allen Jackson Barracks Executive Department

U. S. Plant Quarantine Man Traps Beetles in Bluefield

H Walton of the U S department of agriculture arrived in Bluefield to test for the Japanese beetle. He placed 132 traps citywide and will check them twice weekly, working with state officials and police. Traps aim to detect invasion and delay spread, with no property disturbance.

EB. H. Walton Bureau of Plant Quarantine U. S. Department of Agriculture Bluefield Walton Bureau of Plant

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