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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1930

Page

3

Police seek missing driver in Bluefield disappearance

Police hunt for a 23 year old white man who vanished yesterday afternoon with a Buick coupe carrying Mrs Agnes Craft and Mrs Bessie Hodges from Roanoke to Bluefield. The two women were in Bluefield to seek bail for sons Charles Craft and Ernest Hodges held on liquor law charges.

Agnes Craft Bessie Hodges Roanoke Bluefield Charles Craft Ernest Hodges Bluefeld Craft Hodges Lilly

Welch Woman Slightly Injured In Auto Crash

Mrs. P. A. Early of Welch sustained minor injuries Thursday afternoon in a city automobile collision soon after leaving Bluefield funeral services for India Morris. She was treated at St Luke's hospital and discharged. her mother Mrs. Mary Morris of Bluefield also suffered a minor cut. The other occupants, including P. A. Early, Walter Morris, and two Welch children Jim and John, were not hurt. A Bluefield man Mr Phelps drove the rival car.

P. A. Early Welch St. Luke’s Hospital Early India Morris Bluefield Mary Morris Walter Morris Jim John Mr. Phelps T. W. Gillespie North Tazewell Gordon Seal Charleston Ralph Taylor Brookins J. R. Simpson Lula de Maro Ashland J. W. Murphy Princeton St. Luke's Hospital Murphy Robert Sawyers Kyle C. 8. Bridges Saeger J. P. Thompson College Avenue George Stupalsky Orange N. J M. G. Witten Harry Goodykoontz S. W. Austin Bramwell Trinity Church Homer Bailey W. Va C. Lane Marion 8. C Cc. F. Taylor Fred Christie G. C. Tucker F. W. Thompson L. H

Logan County Clean-Up Campaign Reported by Sheriff

Logan County officers led by Sheriff Hatfield and deputy Brown announce a campaign against gambling and liquor laws. Since Tuesday the effort has yielded about twenty arrests, the seizure of eighteen to twenty stills, and several automobiles, with state police, deputies, and two federal agents conducting the operation.

Loga

Woll Advocates Higher Wages and Shorter Hours

Matthew Woll of the American Federation of Labor urged at a Philadelphia conference that unemployment could be eased by higher wages and fewer hours and days. He argued this policy would boost employment opportunities and raise the general standard of living as a national objective.

Philadelphia Matthew Woll American Federation of Labor American Academy of Political and Social Science Woll

Murder at Bridge Par Guardian of Death Hand Opens Clue

The narrative outlines the murder of Juanita Selim with suspects Lydia the maid and others present. Accusations arise about a gun with a silencer and alibis clash as characters like Sprague and Janet Raymond recall connections to filming and past studios.

Juanita Selim Bonnie Dundeer Penny Crain Karen Marshall Carolyn Drake Nita Judge Marshall John Drake Sprague Janet Raymond Janet Lydia Lois Dunlap Tracey Miles Dundee Altamont Studios New York Hamilton Chamber of Commercce

Murder trial drama deepens at Hamilton gathering

Special Investigator Dundee recalls Dexter Sprague and twelve guests at a fatal gathering where talk of silencers and a Maxim gun links to Nita Selim’s murder. Judge Marshall reveals a Colt 32 and a silencer tied to a baby’s safety games and a Sunday target practice.

Dexter Sprague Nita Selim Flora Miles Dundee Captain Strawn Nita Se'‘im Strawn Altamont Studios Long Island Altamont Company Chamber of Commerce Project Hamilton Sprague Karen Marshall Hugo Judge Marshall John C. Drake Marshall Drake Mother Nita

White Shrine Society Plans 7:30 Meeting at Masonic Temple

The White Shrine patrol will hold a business meeting at 7 30 this evening at the Masonic temple followed by a drill. All members are urged to attend.

White Shrine Patrol Masonic Temple

Couple Names Daughter Joan Frances

Mr and Mrs Cooper Stafford announce the birth of their daughter Joan Frances in this city Mrs Stafford formerly Miss Geneva Adkins.

Cooper Stafford Joan Frances Stafford Geneva Adkins

Bland Street church junior missionary group meets at Hamilton hall

The Junior Missionary society of Bland Street church will meet this afternoon at 2 oclock at Hamilton hall. Miss Betty Bolkin will have charge of the program.

Junior Missionary Society of Bland Street Church Hamilton Hall Betty Bolkin

Mystery poison fog hangs over Meuse valley

The Meuse valley fog in Belgium has caused mysterious deaths with total fatalities rising to 64 in Liege district. Physicians cite cold fog as a possible cause while experts debate gas exposure and consider historical outbreaks, with London reports noting calls for scientific explanations and local fear.

Valley OF Meuse Liege Piate Hamay Ampsin Meuse Valley London Meuse Belgium J. B.S. Haldane Great Britain Europe Daily Herald Engis The

Unchanged Patient Conditions Noted in Local Reports

Saunders on College avenue remains unchanged for several weeks. Miss Margaret Shelton at St Luke s hospital is reported unchanged. Tracey Starcher of Huntington visited Bluefield on Wednesday.

Rev A E Holder Dies in El Paso

The Rev Rufue EF Holder formerly of Calvary Baptist church in this city died in El Paso Texas on Thanksgiving day. He spent the last two years among tubercular patients in sanitariums across several states and is said to have had more than 6000 conversions. He is survived by his widow and two children Rev Wilson Holder of Green dale Baptist church Kansas City and Miss Elizabeth Holder trained at Horner Conservatory Kansas City for evangelistic work. The family resided at 3735 The Paseo Kansas City Missouri.

Rufue EF. Holder Calvary Baptist Church el Paso Texas Bluefield Daily Telegraph Holder Wilson Holder Greendale Baptist Church Kansas City Elizabeth Holder Horner Conservatory Paseo

Soviet Embassy Official Eugene Levin Dies Suddenly

Rome reports the death of Eugene Levin first secretary at the Soviet embassy with Soviet and Italian officials giving limited details. Italian authorities deny knowledge of a death cause and suggest the embassy remains outside their jurisdiction.

Rome Eugene Levin Levin

Gangsters Put Another Brooklyn Man On Spot

New York December 5 detectives say an unidentified man about 30 was dumped from a speeding car in Day Ridge Brooklyn. The victim, likely a racketeer who had "taken a ride" nearby, follows a pattern in which others including Frankie Yale met similar fates in the area.

New York Brooklyn Day Ridge Frankie Yale

Street car fares set to rise during holiday rush

Illinois Commerce Commission approves temporary fare change in Springfield from December 10 to 24. Between 10 a m and 4 p m riders pay a nickel after regular seven cent fare outside those hours. The measure aims to ease Christmas shopping crowding in Aurora and Elgin.

Springfield Aurora Eigin D. m Ilinois Commerce Commission

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