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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1933

Page

2

Young Man Dies After Auto Crash Near Rich Creek

Basil Hale 18 son of Edward Hale of Lamar West Virginia died at St Elizabeth hospital Pearlsburg after injuries from a crash near Rich Creek occurred Sunday night. Taxi driver Frank Harless Narrows held on $1000 bond for involuntary manslaughter. Hale’s friend Earl Runyan 17 lost two fingers helping at the wreck. Funeral at Narrows Methodist Church.

Basil Hale Edward Hale Lamar Colliery Company Lamar W. Va St. Elizabeth Hospital Pearlsburg Rich Creek Frank Harless Narrows Liberty Edward Hedrick J. Livingston Dillon Commonwealth Giles County Young Hale Harlese William Hardaway Harless Hale Earl Runyan Narrows High School The

Local Gem Thefts Suspect as Clock Strikes Saturday

Police pursue multiple clues in a Schlossberg's store robbery at 530 Princeton Avenue. Between 8 and 9 pm a thief lifted a tray of thirty diamond rings worth about 1000 dollars from the rear sliding door while proprietor A. W. Schlossberg attended customers. No insurance was carried on the gems.

Schlossberg Princeton Avenue A. W. Schlosaberg

Annie D Woolwine Hosts Chicago Party Amidfare Quote

Mrs. Annie D. Woolwine organizes a party for Chicago with the cheapest railroad fare quoted. A Masonic notice states Bluefield lodge No. 85 A F and A M holds a stated communication Tuesday night August 8 at 7 30 in the Masonic temple. Visitors welcome. L M Carper secretary.

Chicago Bluefield Lodge No A. F A. M Masonic Temple L. M. Carper

Mercer County Schools Likely to Open September 12

Mercer county public schools probably will open for the 1933 34 term on the second Monday in September the twelfth. D M Easley of Bluefield a member of the Mercer county board of education said the date has not been definitely set but most school people view the twelfth as best. The matter will be on the board agenda at their next meeting.

Mercer County Public Schools D. M. Easley Bluefield Mercer County Board of Education

Night blooming cereus blooms twice at Bluefield Princeton road

Mrs. Thornton of Bluefield Princeton road reports her rare night blooming cereus flower produced two blooms this year. The first bud opened July 31 and a second on August 2, twenty seven days after the initial appearance. Neighbors were invited to view the blossoms each time and enjoyed the fragrance.

Thornton Bluefield- Princeton Road Mre. Thornton

James Sizemore Dies at 12 Following Illness

James Sizemore son of FE B Sizemore, an electrician for the Mill Creek Coal and Coke company at Coopers, died at 6 30 last evening at the Bluefield Sanitarium from mastoiditis. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters. funeral arrangements had not been completed.

James Sizemore FE. B. Sizemore Mill Creek Coal and Coke Company Coopers Bluefield Sanitarium

Langley Bomber Visits Local Port For Bluefield Air Show

Lieut Larry Kuter of the U S Army Air Corps flew a Keystone bomber to Langley Field Virginia and visited Bluefield airport to discuss the fall air show. He said a squadron of army planes would attend, likely similar in size to last year, with several new government aircraft expected. The air show is set for September 9 10 and Harvey Amos the airport manager is arranging one of the region’s most elaborate displays.

Keystone Larry Kuter U. S. Army Air Langley Field Bluefield Harvey Amos Amos West Virginia

Local N R A campaign denounces slacker label

Bluefield church leaders urge recovery support and warn against slacker words as N R A campaign chiefs, led by A G Fox, mobilize public opinion to back 63 hour weekly store openings. Citizens are warned to judge employers by their actions, not headlines.

Bluefield Bluefield N. R. A. Corps Civie

Drunk Driver Fined in Mercer County Court

Randolph Galloway of Crystal Mercer county peg legged colored man was fined 52.90 by Judge R Reid Harding in municipal court last night after a chase along Bluefield avenue. Galloway was arrested about 1 am by Lt R O Bond after his car nearly wrecked at Hale's culvert.

Randolph Galloway Crystal Mercer County R. Reid Harding Galloway R. O. Bond Bluefield Avenue Hale

Reckless Drivers to Face Police Campaign in Bluefield

Chief C Newt Wilson announced a campaign against dangerous driving and traffic law violations urging citzens to cooperate. He said motorist support could curb Bluefields high auto death rate before schools reopen in September and endorsed fines and imprisonment as part of enforcement.

Newt Wilson Bluefield Wilson Peane Septemer W. A. Light Local Safety Council

Skunk Henroost Raider Cornered and Killed

A skunk that raided Highland avenue hen roosts was shot and killed by police after being found under a chicken house at 1017 Highland avenue. Formerly a household pet of Walter Perkins, it escaped and returned to its wild behavior, feeding on neighborhood chickens and alarming residents.

Highland Avenue Walter Perkins Polecat

Striking Miners Reconsider Refusal to Work Amid Turbulent Strike

The strike over the coal code enters a tense phase as miners threaten to ignore union leaders and resume picketing. Feeney and President Roosevelt backed an arbitration board and a truce offering reemployment, but local district four leaders defer action. Frick Coke company delays reopening ten Fayette County mines, while Governor Pinchot keeps national guards on duty and dispatches agents to the area as radicals and communists are alleged to influence the campaign.

Lewie H. C. Frick Coke Company Fayette County General Johnson NRA Pitttaburgh Thomas Moses H. ©. Frick Coke Company National Mining Company Moses Frick Company Pinchot Duncan McCallum Department of Labor and Industry Joseph Washington Washington

Murder Suspect Held in Bristol for Mercer County Kill

A Negro man identified as William Mack is held by Bristol Virginia authorities in connection with the murder of Hobert Cecil in Bluefield weeks earlier. Mercer county officials say the description matches and a warrant was issued. Mack refuses extradition papers. Cecil was shot on a vacant Peck Street lot after an incident at a Wright home party.

William Mack Mercer County Hobert Cecil Bluefield Bristol Va J. C. Fanning Bristol Cecil West Virginia Fanning W. W McNeal C. W. Caffee BE. T. Looney Tazewell County Mamie Wright Peck Street Mack Wright

Club Carolina honors Mamie B Pearis founder at reception

Club Carolina praised president and founder Mrs Mamie B Pearis at a Friday night reception hosted by Mrs V B James and Mrs Hope at Williams street home. Rev KE Wright introduced the speaker who awarded a medal to Mrs Pearis for her energy in organizing the club and home for working girls.

Club Carolina Mamie B. Pearis V. B. James Hope James Williams Street KE. L. Wright John Stewart Methodist Church Club Carolina and Friends Pearls

Miners Reach Temporary Pact Over Check Weighmen

In Washington events moved toward resuming work as a temp agreement between Pittsburgh Coal Co and striking miners was reached. J D A Morrow met with John L Lewis to resolve who selects weighmen, with the company insisting on company property voting while the union argued for a broader election and arbitration review.

Washington Pittsburgh Coal Company J. D. A. Morrow John L. Lewis Lewis Gerard Swope Lewis Kiretein George Berry Presemen’s Union Pittsburgh Company

Boston Lawyer Charged Over Gas Bombs in Protest

Eugene 8. Daniell Jr., a young Boston lawyer and leader of the American Commoners party, was accused by detectives late today of buying two teargas bombs that closed a gathering in New York.

New York Eugene Daniell Jr Boston American Commoners Party

Ward Manager Assumes Duties at Bluefield Store

Robert L. Barrett of Charleston has taken over as manager of the Bluefield Montgomery Ward store succeeding Paul E. Boughton who is transferred to Alexandria Virginia. Boughton has managed Bluefield for two and a half years and previously led stores in Bristol Uniontown Clarksburg Morgantown. He will relocate with his family to Alexandria today to begin new duties.

Robert L. Barrett Charleston Bluefield Montgomery Ward Paul E. Boughton Alexandria Boughton Bristol Uniontown Clarksburg Morgantown W. Va

Bombs Found At Stock Exchange Halt Trading

Daniell scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow on a charge of malicious mischief. Detectives said he bought the bombs claiming they would be used at a National Guard camp. The bombs were discovered in the ventilating system of the New York Stock Exchange last Friday, forcing the afternoon trading suspension at a Boston sporting goods store.

New York Stock Exchange Boston Daniell Michief National Guard The Stock Exchange

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