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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1918

Page

4

Moonshine feud ends in officer slaying hunt

McDowell county authorities report Deputy Sheriff Collins killed while pursuing moonshiners in Jenkins Jones area. Detectives tied to Baldwin-Pelts agency arrested John Scarbury and Tom Quesenberry suspects. Mrs Collins ill with influenza. case heads to next county court term for decisive evidence.

Daily Telegraph Collins Jenkin Jones Coellina John Scarbury Welch Bearbury Theildwin-Felts Detective Agency McLowell Wereer County Pocahontas Tom Quesenberry Hills Bowman Quesenberry John Searbury Sheriff's Office McDowell County

City Health Board Delays Action Amid Flu Rumors

The board and Mayor Stahlman discuss the flu epidemic with Dr Thornhill urging action if subsidence does not occur by Monday. Dollard argues physicians must supply timely case data to guide decisions, while citizens press for guidance though health reports do not match circulating rumors.

Thornhill Dollard Health Department Stahliman Lee Stahlman

Will of Philip Tumulty Probated in Jersey City

The will of Philip Tumulty father of Joseph P Tumulty secretary to President Wilson was probated in Jersey City today. It provides that the bulk of the property shall not be divided until Miss Esther Tumulty twenty years old daughter.

Jersey City Ec. S Philip Tumulty Joseph P Tumulty Wilson Esther Tumulty

Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds

A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a trusted remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims rapid throat relief from grippe bronchial attacks with a pleasant taste and quick action, listing prices 60 cents and 1.20 dollars and noting widespread druggist availability.

Dr. Xing’s New Life Pills Promoted in Odd Ad

An old advertisement promotes Dr. Xing’s New Life Pills as a purgative and laxative remedy. The copy claims effectiveness and daily use to “call to nature” and stimulate the bowels. The fragment suggests a 19th or early 20th century period tone.

Bequest Arises From Complex Family Will

A will dated June 2, 014 bequeaths an estate to a widow by second marriage aged thirty five. Her four half brothers and she share the estate equally. The five Tumulty children receive fre mo. The document references Secretary Tune and brother PHILP as heirs in a marred deed handling.

Joseph Tuneatry Philp

March submits annual report to Secretary Baker

General March presents the annual army report detailing the air service tanks corps and heavy artillery plans, urging congressional transmission. He praises American soldiers in France and commends General Pershing and General Bliss at Versailles. The report includes a chronology of American operations from April 28, 1917 to November 11, 1918.

Air Service Congress France March

Girl Acquitted in New York Landlady Murder Case

Elizabeth Baksa, 19, of Freemansburg Pennsylvania, was acquitted after not testifying in her defense in New York. James Regan admitted killing Mrs Helen Hamel and faced scrutiny as a defense witness. The jury dismissed Regan’s testimony and ruled he committed perjury. Judge Rosalsky planned to consult the district attorney on possible action.

New York Elizabeth Baker Freemansburg Rosalsky James Regan Helen Hamel Miss Baksa Pennsylvania Regan Hamel

Ten Die in Explosion at Pompton Lakes Du Pont Plant

Pompton Lakes December five. Four explosions destroyed the detonator assembling building at the Du Pont works. Eleven men were killed and twenty-two injured. Fire confined to that unit. property loss said to be slight. Injured rushed to the company hospital at Haskell. Officials fear several more may die. An employee handling French fuse detonators dropped one, triggering the blast.

Pompton Lakes Dupont Cap Works Haskell

Woman candidate's papers rejected in London contest

Mrs. Geo. 2. Hone widow of LieutColonel Hope failed to be placed in nomination for the Herbert Asquith seat as papers were not properly prepared. Horatio W. Bootomley editor of John Bull was discharged from bankruptcy and nominated.

London Montreal Geo Hone Hope Herbert Asquith Horatio W. Bootomley John Bull

Arthur Brisbane Tells Of Purchase In Hearst Era

Arthur Brisbane describes his role under Hearst contract writing material he pleases for publication. He asserts Hearst may choose to publish or decline, and claims Hearst does not control his political views.

Arthur Brisbane Purchase Washington Times Lord Liffe Hearst Mearst

McAdoo Seeks New Railroad Director General

Washington December reports say a successor to William Gibbs McAdoo as director general of railroads may not be named for two weeks. Robert Lovett is restored as director of the railroad administration. plans consider regional group control or private operation under a government department of transportation with rate and terminal oversight.

Washington Tec William OG. McAdoo Robert Lovett Cagical Jas Union Pacific McAdou Wilon McAdoo Railroad Administration Department of Transportation BOS

Veracity questioned in German ex-rulers' wartime claims

London reports criticize the former German emperor and Crown Prince Rupprecht for alleged false statements and shifting blame for the war. The Daily Mail and Daily Telegraph say their testimonies lack credibility, noting Belgium neutrality pledges and blame shifting amid chaos.

London Rupprecht Tavaria von Bethmann-Hellweg Germany Daily Mail Belgium Europe The Daily Telegraph

Bad Years for Kings but Albert Need Not Worry

Paris readers saw the Belgian royal party welcomed by President Poincare and Premier Clemenceau at the Quai dOrsay. The king and queen toured reconquered Belgian cities as banners honored places won from the Germans. A Belgian soldier told AP the year has been hard on monarchs, but their king need not worry.

Paris Ruges Ghent Brussels Liege Poincare Clemenceau

Translators Needed for 24 Language Quota at Peace Delegation

Paris December 5 translators in twenty three languages including Chinese Arabic Turkish and others called for by Brigadier General William W Haris directing equipment of the American peace delegates The languages include French Italian Greek Japanese Spanish Montenegrin Norwegian Bulgarian German Hungarian Turkish Chinese Portuguese Polish Swedish Persian Russian Serbian Armenian Czech Romanian Danish and Arabic This with English makes the quota twenty four.

Paris William W Haris

Pain Reliever Promises Quick First Round Relief

A famed external pain reliever boasts rapid, penetrating relief for rheumatic aches and neuralgic pains. It requires little to apply, leaves a clean feeling, and is widely available in large economy bottles at drug stores.

No More Conscription Across Europe Demand Unveiled

British representatives at the peace conference will seek general abolition of conscription. Winston Churchill announced this in London while David Lloyd George restated policy. Lloyd George urged punishment by an international court for war leaders and favored expulsion of enemy aliens.

Associated Press Dundee Dee Burrope Winston Spencer Churchill London David Lloyd Gieorge Ab International Court Lloyd-George

Kaiser Sends for Physician Arrives in Holland on Special Train

Kaiser requests a Cretan physician from Peri and sends for a doctor. The physician arrived in Holland today on a special train. Three staff members of the former emperor left Amerangen for Berlin with documents about the former emperor's private property.

Kaiser Lamdon Peri Holland Amsterdam Amerangen Berlin

Cleveland Street Car Strike Ends With Return to Work

After five hours of sessions and a mayoral address, striking Cleveland street car workers vote to return to work on President Stanley’s proposal. The company will dismiss the women conductors by March 1 and begin eliminating them as soon as workers resume service.

Cleveland Ohio Davis Stanley Cleveland Railway Company

Belgium City Grants Honor to Whitlock as Freedom Bestowed

Brussels honors Prand Whitlock United States minister to Belgium by naming him honorary burgher and granting freedom of the city in recognition of his work during the German occupation. The note from Washington confirms the ceremony and appreciation by the Brussels churchmaster and city council.

Brussels Whitlock Washington State Department Churcomaster Prand Whitlock United States Belgium

Fuel Administration Cancels Coal Requisition Policy

Washington December 5 The fuel administration cancelled all requisitions for bituminous coal shipments to industrial plants. The policy now shifts to letting plants obtain their own fuel directly, a process believed achievable without difficulty.

Washington The Fuel Administration

Sugar Warehouse Fire Destroys 2,000,000 Pounds Sugar

A Franklin Sugar Refining Company warehouse on the Delaware riverfront burned, destroying two million pounds destined for Europe. Ten workers leaped to safety, injured by the blaze, with losses estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Philadelphia Europe Franklin Sugar Refining Company Delaware River

Pittsburg Del J-Preservative Treatment Stressed

Karl C. Barth of Chicago told the annual convention of the American Mining Institute in Pittsburg Del that timely J preservative treatment of mine timbers in accord with established principles holds high value for owners and workers.

Pittsburg Del Karl C. Barth Chicago American Mining Institute

Fire destroys Burford building in East Liverpool

A fire in East Liverpool Ohio tonight destroyed an apartment house and business building owned by Robert Burford. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with flames starting in the basement from an undetermined cause.

Liverpool Ohio Teocliation Robert Burford

Lieutenant Wall Killed in Sacramento Field Crash

Lieutenant Edward Herry Wall of Orange, North Carolina, was killed instantly when an airplane he piloted alone crashed near Mills Station at Mather Field Sacramento. The accident occurred today as he was flying solo.

Mather Sacramento Doe Edward Herry Wall Orange N. C Mills Siwition

West Virginian on Prison Camp Officers Named

The War Department announced a list of officers and enlisted men in German prison camps. Included are Hospital 3 Stuttgart and Olie C Daily of Key West West Virginia.

Washington Dee Soa War Department Hospital 3 Stuttgart -Olie C Key West W. Va

Heal Skin Diseases with Zemo Offer

Relief from eczema blotches ringworm and rashes is promoted with a 35 cent small bottle or 1.00 extra large bottle. The solution supposedly clears and soothes the skin quickly and effectively with a non greasy penetrating liquid. Distrib E W Ruse Co Cleveland.

E. W. Ruse Co Cleveland

Universal demand for a bigger merchant marine in postwar renewal

In Atlantic City Dee 5 leaders from hundreds of industries press for loosening wartime controls, expanding the merchant marine, and shifting toward voluntary regulation. The Reconstruction Congress will review ten major resolutions, with Rockefellers' applause for capital and labor partnership and Farrell’s stand against punitive war with Germany while humanity guides policy.

Atlantic City N. J. Dee Reconstruction Congress Chamber of Commerce of the United States Congress John D. Rockefeller, Sr James Farrell United States Steel Corporation Rockefeller Marrett Germany

Carter Glass Nominated Secretary of the Treasury

Representative Carter Glass of Virginia was nominated by President Wilson to become secretary of the treasury. He will assume office December 16 after Secretary McAdoo’s resignation. Glass plans to return home to Lynchburg to settle affairs and will trigger a special election in his district.

Washington Carter Glass Virginia Wilson Treasury United States Glass Medco McAdoo Secretary of the Treasury Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve System

Crown Prince Suffers From Fits of Defression

Amsterdam December 6 The former German crown prince wanders the island of Wieringen in Dutch sabots and is described by Telegraaf as troubled by low mood. He shares meals with villagers, buys candy for children, plays billiards, and practices the violin between guards of moods and fears.

Amsterdam Wieringen Telegraaf Frederick William Hohenzollern Ile

Two More Resignations From U S Justice and Revenue Bureaus

Washington reports Bruce B. Bute las ki chief of the DOJ bureau of investigation has offered his resignation to Attorney General Gregory and plans to enter private business. A A Balantine resigns as solicitor of the Internal Revenue Bureau effective January 1 to resume law practice in Boston. successor to be named.

Washington Bruce Butelaski Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice Gregory A. A. Balantine Internal Revenue Bureau Boston

Berlin orders search of private papers for war outbreak links

The Berlin government has ordered a search among the private documents of the former emperor for information relating to the outbreak of the war.

Copenhagen Berlin

Little Ben Alexander Sainted as Child Hero in Hearts of the World

Six year old Ben Alexander, son of Mr and Mrs N B Alexander of Los Angeles, stars as The Littlest Brother in D W Griffiths Hearts of the World at the Colonial December 12 13 14 He is praised for brave scenes including a plaster avalanche moment and emotional farewell to his brother going to fight for France and liberty

Ben Alexander Griffith New Colonial N. B. Alexander Los Angeles California D. W. Griffith Colonial Three Days Mr. Griffith Lillian Dorothy Gish Little Ben France Uy Little Ben Liberty

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