Local Bluefield Market Bulletin and Community Notices
Multiple briefs detail coal prices and specials from Mercer Coal & Supply, City Coal Co, and other Bluefield vendors, plus layaway ads, grocery offers, barber shop hours, Christmas sales, leather goods alert from Henry Rodgin Co, and local notices on meetings, surgeries, and criminal cases.
Howard Humphries claimed by death at Bluefield Sanitarium
Howard Humphries a Bluestone shops foreman and well known railroad man died after 2 PM in Bluefield Sanitarium from blood poisoning. He had been patient since October 15 after a toe injury led to infection and diabetes, with foot amputation two weeks ago. Funeral plans to ship body to Little Rock Arkansas with his father sister and brother.
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Hunter Hancock
C. B. Hancock
Bluefield Sanitarium
Howard Humphies
Bluestone
Bluefield
Mr Humphries
Little Rock Ark
Mr. Humphries
Bivefield Sanitarium
Conitarium
Bluestone Shop
Mr. Humphreys
Mr. Humphrey
Thousands pack Lewis Furniture store for Christmas party
The Lewis Furniture Company on Princeton Avenue drew a crowd of thousands for a Christmas party attracting many children. Sixteen numbers entertained the crowd before Harry Kammer handed out candy packages, leaving an estimated 1600 children without candy but promising more in a day or two.
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Lewis Furniture Company
Princeton Avenue
Harry Kammer
Kammer
Mitchell conviction echoes reach Capitol discussions
The Capitol debates whether Colonel Mitchell should receive retirement credit for time served under sentence. A possible automatic pardon upon resignation is noted, while a refusal could force him to serve as an example to others. Retirement rules and May 1928 eligibility are debated with potential policy shifts.
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Mitchell
Coolidge
War Department
Department
Planning Commission Names R. J. Devlin Chairman
The city planning commission held its first meeting and elected R. J. Devlin as chairman and Boyd A. Bennett as secretary. They reviewed duties and discussed several matters with no action aside from approving a name change for Sprindale avenue to Cornett avenue. Members listed are R. K. Devlin chairman Boyd A. Bennett secretary Mrs W. C. Pollock Mrs. O. M. Deyerle and Maria J. Garry.
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City Planning Commission
R. J. Devlin
Boyd A. Bennett
Planning Commission
Sprindale Avenue
Cornett Avenue
Board of
RK. I. Devitn
W. C. Pollock
O. M. Deyerle
Maria J. Garry
Debt funding ratified by Italian deputies reaches war loan
Italian deputies ratify a bill approving a war loan tied to measures reaching the United States. Signed by the finance minister Count at Washington, the action was completed by mid November as part of broader wartime funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Promising Clues Scarce in Dows Bank Robbery
In Dows Iowa on December 18 seven or eight robbers fired almost a hundred shots and dynamited the Dows Savings Bank safe stealing between 10000 and 20000 dollars before slipping away. Police and county officers joined by bank officials hunted for clues as fingerprint experts prepared photographs.
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Dows
Iowa
Arenta
Dows Savings Bank
Texas House Speaker to decide on special session
Austin Texas Dec 18 Speaker Lee Satterwhite will announce at 11 tomorrow whether he will call a special session of the Texas House to investigate Governor Miriam A Ferguson's administration. He spoke after a conference with Attorney General Dan Moody.
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Austin
Texas
Lee Satterwhite
Miriam A Ferguson
Dan Moody
Traffic Officer Spreads Christmas Spirit in Dice
Traffic Officer Louis Gross remains firm on safety while sharing holiday cheer in Dice Pennsylvania. He tags drivers with a Red Cross seal on train violation notices to encourage better behavior and buys seats at the corner store when his supply runs low.
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Dice
Louis Gross
Reindictment Of Nations And Five Others In Federal Housing Scandal
St Louis December 18 Gus C Nations and five other former officers and directors of the Federal Home Building Corporation, which collapsed in 1923 with about 390000 in investor losses, were reindicted by a federal grand jury on charges of using the mails to defraud.
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St. Louis
Gus C. Nations
Federal Home Building Corporation
Federal
Matis
Actress Dorothy Devore to wed Honolulu executive in San Francisco
Dorothy Devore noted actress and former bathing beauty will marry A W Mather head of Consolidated Amusements Company Ltd of Honolulu in San Francisco tonight. The courtship began in Honolulu several months ago.
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San Francisco
Dorothy Devore
A. W. Mather
Consolidated Amusements Company, Ltd
Honolulu
Liquor raid nets $2000 value seized in McDowell county
Prohibition officers seized liquor valued about 2000 dollars at Keystone late Friday afternoon. Willett of Point Virginia arrested with a Dodge with secret compartments. Still and mash seized in multiple locations. several defendants fined and jailed.
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Keystone
W. W. Witett
Hi Point
Harrieton Hickman Colored
Beckman
Hickman
Willett
McDowell County
W. B. Stewart
FeDowell
Luther Ferguson
Stewart
Mary Hubbard
Kyle
Justice of the Peace
Mike Swinziski
Swinziski
Swinrisk
Welch
Watkins
Man Sentenced After Surrender to County Authorities
Swiaziski surrendered to McDowell county authorities and appeared before Justice A. C. Hufford. He was fined 150 dollars and sentenced to ninety days in jail with a prospect of commitment to a state institution for treatment.
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Virgil Slade
Squire T. H. White
McDowell County
Swiaziski
Pesce
A. C. Hufford
Italian reprisals for slaying of officers
Rome reports Italian Somaliland has been occupied and destroyed by Italian forces in reprisal for the killing of two Italian NCOs and an artilleryman by native forces of Sultan Osman Mahmud. An Italian naval squadron blockades the coast.
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Rome
Sultanate of Misertins
Italian Somaliland
Osmand Mahmud
Canada Posts Strong Trade Surplus for Year
Ottawa reports a favorable trade balance larger by 100 million dollars for the year ended November 30 1926 compared with the previous year. Exports reached 1 220 000 000 while imports were 874 000 000 giving a balance of 346 000 000.
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Ottawa
Canada
November Auto Output Substantially Higher Than Last Year
Washington reports November U S auto production at 327 617 passenger cars and 37 704 trucks, below October but well above November last year. The Commerce Department released the figures, noting a strong month despite the drop from October.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Bootleg coal appears in antrhacite field
Bootlex coal has appeared near Sunbury Pennsylvania nine miles from major mines residents pay sixteen to eighteen dollars a ton for the bootlex product shipped from an unrevealed source and delivered at night. Paris reports former Premier Golliness and Senator Jean Philip elected to the senate finance committee to succeed Paul Doumer and Henry Berenger named ambassador to the United States.
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Sunbury
Paris
Dec
Golliness
Jean Philip
Senate Finance Committee
Paul Doumer
Henry Berenger
United States
M. Callaux
Bread price in Paris rises to record level
Paris announces bread will cost 1 franc 70 centimes per kilogram from December 18, the highest price yet charged, about three cents per pound. The move affects consumers nationwide as authorities set new pricing.
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Paris
Parte
Bell Boys Held For Court On Quo Charges
Three bell boys employed in downtown Pittsburg hotels were held for court after federal agents arrested them for selling and possessing quo. A fourth bell hop was discharged when identification failed.
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Pittsburg
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City Coal Co
Service Coal Company
Bluefeld ice @ Cold Storage Co
Mercer Coal & Supply Company, Inc
Grookle Coal Co
LA Phone
J. P Bowers
Regeler Meats the
New Service Restaurant
Stewart Street
Inefield, W. Wa
Troy Shoe Shoe Shine Parlor
Shriners
Shrine Club
Kse
Masonic
H. G. Mays
Ood
Mangus
Guarma Thce Coal Company
Pedigo Company
Citizens and Supply Co
Exchange
Hankln Grocery Company
Cordova Leather
Cordova
Henry Rodgin Company
FE. Pedigo Company
Pay Club
Bully
Hamilton Hall
D. M. Easley
Milly Sunday Club
J. H. Jz
Bill Moss
Moss
M. B. Postlethwaite
N. C. Stanley Company
Moon Candy Company
R. C. Woodyard
EB Centre
Princeton Power Company
Fred Davidson
Frank Clark
Frank EB. Clark
Grundy Presbyter School
Grandy
Norfolk and Western
Mr. Clark
Mary E. White
Easton
Virginia
Pinefield
George Thomas
Lebanon
Bluefiel College
Rinefield Sanitarium
London
WM. H. Carr
Osteopath
Coal & Coke Building
W. Va
Res
R. L. Morris
Bluefield, Ww
Ansee Aliff Transfer CO
Bluefie Ave
Thomas St
Gluefield Hardware Co
J. B. Eades
Osteopathic
Harry L. Greenspon
N. Y
Jas
G. Lits, Agt
Commercial Bank
P. D
Altamont
Howard Humphries
Capitol
GUS
Keystone Climax
Santa
Santa Claus
Hetder
Hedler
Wolverine
M. G. Whitlow Hardware Co
Bluefield National Bank
THE
National Christmas Club
Bluefield National
Cleveland
Fadie Shea
Chicago
Bennie Gerghe
Cohen
Isadore Cohen CO
DR. J. S. Comr
Iun, Over & and
10 Cent
Bluefield, W. VA
Goodykoontz Drug CO
Three Good Drug Stores
East End
Fairview
Bland and
Sout Streets