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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia

04 Aug 1925

Page 7

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1925

Page

7

June Casualties In State Mines Report

Twenty six workers were killed in West Virginia mines in June 1925, twenty three Americans. Incidents across McDowell Logan and Berwind power sites included electrocutions at No 8 and No 2 mines and a fatal coal fall at Pago Coal. Abe Honaker, a foreman, died outside Berwind power house after clothing caught fire from a drop cord.

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West Virginia McDowell James Hill Beoth Central Pocahontas Coal Co Jonah Adams Rev River & Pocahontas Coas Logan Sherman Justice Atacama Coal Co James Freaman Pago Coal & Coke Co- McDowell Abe Honaker Ftromans Berwind Power House New River & Pocahontas Dave Fox Tug Mill Creek Coal & Coke Co Raleigh T. D. Atkinson East Quit Coal Co Thia Charles Mackey James Williams Ecclon No Crab Orchard Lyreadway Ballard Thompson Stotesbury B. White Coal Co John Primm Delta Pocahontas Fuel. Co., Inc McDowall Robert James Wan ¥Ihad Indian Ridge United Pocahontas ‘Coal Co Meek Jones American Draper Hoogle Gilliam Coal and Coke Co Bryan Harrison Wagle Island Coal Co
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Paths to Paradise at Colonial Theatre in 1930s style caper

A crook comedy with a new treatment opens at the Colonial with Paths to Paradise starring Betty Compson and Raymond Griffith. The plot follows two clever thieves who reform after a chase across San Francisco, with romance and a jewel heist guiding the action.

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Colonial Theatre Paramount Paradise Betty Compson Raymond Griffith Clarence Badger Keene Thompson Paul Armstrong Ljove
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Betty as a Girl Crook in The Miracle Man

The article previews the film where Griffith fails to pass the job, back through the police cordon, jewels replaced, and a fat reward paid by the owner who still believes him a real detective. Ray is praised for his performance while Betty Hotley shines in the title role with supporting turns from Tom Santpants Fred Halsey and Bert Woodruff.

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San Francisco Betty Chinatown Ray Griffith Ray Batty Ray 8 Duluth Tig Griffith Tom Santpants Fred Halsey Bert Woodruff
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Bluefield College plans discussed at Kiwanis meeting

Prof. Carpenter outlined Bluefield College plans and building projects in a Bluefield Kiwanis Club address. He highlighted past constructions and future developments while the gathering promoted local Bluefield industries and upcoming state convention in Clarksburg.

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Bluefield College Carpenter Bluefield Kiwanis Club Kiwante Club Bluefield Industries H. M. Trehor Gary Bluefield Milvin J. Murphy American Automobile Association Murphy
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Mine Department Vibe Roereig Rene Neti Eine Ieise Tanglefoot Company Qut By Williams Colonial George Corim Kroehler Suites Kroehler Davenport Kroehler Warlick Furniture Co Bran Automobile Association Kiwanis Club I. Miller the Quality Shop Coats
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