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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1932
Page
4
Classified items show employment needs including Arenta salesmen and Halo female or Halo male help requests. The fragment also hints at traction trading and general help situations.
In pursuance of a court decree all persons holding liens on the personal property of W H Anderson Construction Company M P Smith Construction Company and Virginian Western Railway Company are ordered to present their claims for adjudication by December 19 1993 at the Law Offices of Kingdon Wagner Bluefield West Virginia. FR Musgrave Commissioner in Chancery issues the notice dated December 1 1933 and signed by the court.
Jersey City stock prices and totals for cattle calves sheep and hogs with bid ranges and direct sales figures. Prices show calves strong to 60 higher and hogs nominal while lambs and sheep trend steady. various classes described with limited direct sale data.
Istanbul reports Trotzky Leon Rugslan Kolahevik and his wife arriving by small Turkish steamer to Prinkipodaland in Asia Minor with three plain clothes guards. A storm battered the voyage ending their four year exile journey from France to Copenhagen where Trotzky spoke. Fishermen waved as he passed. An interurban car explosion near Charleroi, Pennsylvania caused no damage. cause unknown and police notified.
The Central Rank and File Committee plans a capitol march with 4,000 veterans to form a new army. Led by John Pace of Detroit, the group builds on last summer’s split from Pdco and its followers. A donation of food funds one contingent of the bonus army.
Law rence County court hears sixteen claimants share a $3200 reward for the slaying of Corporal Brady Paul. The claimants approve dispensing with a jury trial and leave dividend to the court while preserving the right to appeal. Names include Elmer B. Hague of New Castle and real Cordova among others from Arizona. The crime occurred nearly three years ago.
Ebenabury Pa Dee 12 Judge McCann dismissed charges against Mayor Eddie McCloskey of Jaimetown who was charged with falsely registering and illegal voting in the general election. District Attorney Hibbs said the charges had no sustain able allegations and costs were placed on the county. The indictment had stemmed from a private detective’s affidavit claiming McCloskey lied about his whereabouts on registration days and voted unlawfully.
Columbus Ohio December hearing before examiner R N Trezise of the interstate commerce commission resumed amid protests by Ohio manufacturers and bituminous coal operators. Testimony considered the effect of Ohio’s lower intrastate rates on neighboring states while attorneys for HasternOhio coal operators and Akron chamber of commerce objected to evidence comparing intrastate and interstate rates. They argued the ICC lacks authority and intrastate rate setting is the Ohio utilities commission’s responsibility.
The Senate postponed a decision to tomorrow on the Hawes Cutting measure granting freedom to American possessions in the Pacific. Amendments approved include Longs plan to cut duty free coconut oil imports from the islands from 200,000 to 150,000. Robinson proposing interior secretary power to limit Philippine immigration to Hawaii for industrial needs. Broussard proposing an eight year withdrawal of sovereignty replacing 18 years and repealing the island plebiscite clause.
Blinding rain sleet and snow storms were blamed for weekend traffic accidents across southern California, resulting in nine fatalities including a 22 month old boy. Herbert Adolph Stoeffel died in a nursery fire after a gasoline truck plunged into the home, causing it to burn.
Harrishburg dispatch reports Governor Pinchot threats a legislative investigation into bituminous mine operators. He blasts conditions as abominable and worsening, with abuses that push miners toward poverty. He cites some producers improving care while many push high rents and prices in company stores.
Washington turmoil grows as the Senate argues over how long the transitional period should last before full withdrawal of American sovereignty in the Philippines. The decision hinges on timelines and political maneuvering ahead of the independence vote.
Mayor Anton J. Cermak told police captains to clean up or quit and advised crackdown on liquor resorts gambling dens and hangouts. He pressed for fast action to restore order and aid repeal of the eighteenth amendment as crime districts face shifts or suspensions under police scrutiny.
Albany dispatch reports Gov Franklin D Roosevelt pressing for drastic New York City government reforms and a state receivership plan for defaulting towns. He outlined a strategy contingent on talks with legislature aiming to push charter revision and financial agent legislation to a vote by week’s end.
Warren K. Billings, incarcerated for the 1516 San Francisco parade bombing, asks for an ordinary parole with a 24 day release on condition he returns to the penitentiary after visiting his mother in Brooklyn. The request was denied.
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