Dry forces oppose Collier bill to legalize beer sale
Mrs. Henry W. Peabody of New York leads dry leaders before the House Ways and Means Committee in opposing a Collier bill to legalize sale of light wine and beer. She is shown conferring with lieutenants Mrs. F. I. Johnson and Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson.
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Notice of Trustees Sale in Bluefield West Virginia
Default on the note secured by a deed of trust prompts Trustees to sell at public auction for cash at 2:00 PM on January Tilt 193% at the Commercial Bank Building Bluefield WV. The property is a parcel in Bluefield Mercer County described as a Lot in Section 178 conveyed to Effie G. Thompson and J. Thompson by deed of trust dated 1929 and recorded in Mercer County. Trustees named are John D. Brown George Richardson Jr.
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West Virginia
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Bine
Mercer County
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Allen Street
Allen Treet
Thenea
Phillips
Trosiee
Commercial Bank
Bluefield
Highland Avenue
Maple Street
Highland Avenu
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J. ‘Thompson
Senate in Deadlock on Philippine Freedom Bill
Washington, Wee. The Senate remained in a deadlock over Philippine Independence legislation after an all day debate on reconsidering an amendment granting irrevocable freedom to the island possession. Eight years remained a key dispute as supporters claimed enough votes to reconsider the clause while opponents sought concessions before any vote.
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Wee
Senate
State Supreme Court Allows Three Reviews
The State Supreme Court today granted review in three cases. Raleigh County case involved a personal injury suit against a motorist. Wayne County flooring firm appeal over a $300 claim. and a Wayne County matter over a 250 acre tract owned by Mary XP Withrow, mother of the defendants.
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Mara Ellups
Fond J. J
Telephone company to render bills annually
The Pritchard Telephone Company of Pennsboro won PSC approval to switch from monthly to annual billings, with a $2 penalty for late payment after September 1 each year. President W. J. Hickman said the change offers rural subscribers more convenience, with bills issued per rent period rather than every month.
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W. Va
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Pennsboro
Public Service Commission
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Loddridge
Ruchle
Gilmer
Calhown
Thomas Clovis
Murder at the Avery House in a Locked Party
Linda Averila suspects four guests in the death of Amos Peabody who fell from a second story balcony at the Avery Long Island home. Tom Averill and Linda keep the guests together to uncover the killer, questioning Shaughnessey and others while fearing police involvement.
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Amos Peabody
Avery Long Island
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DE Vos
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Shaugressey
Amatuer Detective Tabloids and a Balcony Fall
In a scene between Linda and Shaughnessey the dialogue nitpicks lies and motive as a cousin’s balcony fall forms the background for today’s events. The narrator notes sobriety and behavior at a club, while the other party labels the account as background for the case. To Be Continued.
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Linda
Tom
Stage Extravaganzas Near End Declared Near End
New York reports theater critic Frank Cambria predicts the era of the $50,000 stage extravaganza is ending as crowds grow jaded with showy productions. He foresees a shift to simple, artistic entertainment and notes his role in converting stake presentations in motion picture houses.
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New York
Frank Cambria
Cambria
Pittsburgh Robber Suspect Arrested
Pittsburgh police said Morriy Kominsky, 34, was arrested on charges of robbing John Urban and his wife of 18 700 in cash and diamonds. Mrs Urban, 53, was beaten and forced to open the safe. the robbers fled, leaving the Urban couple and gardener Louis Barto bound with tape. From the safe they took 39 700 in cash and 4 000 in diamonds.
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Morriy Kominsky
John Urban
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Advisory Committee Elected for Norfolk and Western Relief Fund
The final election results show three incumbents reelected to the relief fund advisory committee and two new members elected from five districts. Voters cast 11 355 ballots across the fourteen candidates. Reelected are R. P. Phenix W. H. Payne and O. G. Gowane. New members are P. J. Brady and H. D. Williamson. The fund is employee funded and administered by the railroad.
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Norfolk and Western
Rales
State Relief Group To Consider Loans
Charleston W Va December 14 Forty loan applications totaling two million dollars from forty counties and classes were taken up by the state unemployment relief administration. The applications will be sent to the Reconstruction Corporation in Washington by Calvert L Still director of public welfare. Individual amounts were not disclosed.
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W. Va
Reconstruction Corporation
State Unemployment Relief Administration
Washington
Calvert L
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