Promoter 16 Held on Larceny Indictment
New York December 23Promoter Frank P Parish, aged 96, surrendered on a grand larceny indictment alleging theft of 127000 bonds and 63500 in promissory notes from a pipeline venture he organized with MissouriKansas Pipe Line to haul natural gas. Maguire, who filed the charges, says Mayo provided the funds. Parish allegedly diverted bonds and notes to bankroll legal resistance against rivals. Parish released on 5000 bail.
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New York
Frank P. Parish
Tane
Presidents
Mayflower
Parish
Missouri– Kansas Pipe Line Company
Illnois
William G. Maguire
W. G. Maguire, Inc
Delaware
Chicago
Parlah
Ralph B. Mayo
Maguire
Mayo
Frederick J. Sullivan
Parle
Tim
Kentucky Natural Gas Company
Pipene Company
Parish 2
Archibald Firestone
Grand Jury
Pariah
Seth Meee
Joe LaWrence Receives 105th Blood Transfusion
Joseph B. Lawrence of Bluefield Virginia, famed for the most transfusions, received his 105th yesterday at the Bluefield sanitarium. Donor Walter Graham of Tazewell had given before. The Virginia Sider was used in the procedure, with three prior transfusions remaining among his history.
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Joseph B. Lawrence
Bluefield
Walter Graham
Tazewell
Bluefield Sanitarium
Virginia
Woman Linked with Bank Robbery at Richwood
Sheriff files affidavit charging Ruth Oriat 85 of Kenton in a $10,000 Richwood bank holdup case. Oriat, named as driver of the getaway car, will be arraigned next day. Authorities say she admitted smuggling saws to Joseph Helwig and Louis Vernon, jailed in Coldwater on auto theft charges, and knew the hiding place of the stolen money.
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Magarine
Dee
Richwood
William Roush
Mich
Roush
Virginia counties report tax returns in December
Richmond Virginia December 28 three counties reported tax returns to State Comptroller E R Combs showing delinquencies below the previous county average. Orange county collected 38822 58 on a 28464 26 assessment Tazewell 26151 41 on 33300 34 Montgomery 12213 40 on 22885 68. Returns covered individual incomes intangible and canvations.
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Richmond
E. R. Combs
Orange
Tazewell
Montgomery County
Christmas Observance And Hardware Store Ad Page
City and Coalfield Tems notices share holiday event details and a Knights Templar Christmas observance at the Masonic Temple, plus merchants promoting knife sales, turkey dinners, and a piano sale with big price reductions ending tonight. Names include M. F. Thomp and Mrs. William Alley, with times noted for services and sales.
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Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Knights Tempar
M. F. Thomp
Partler
William Alley
Woman's Exchange Basker Sale
McComas Lad’s Hand Caught in Washing Machine Wringer
Freddy Ambrose Golotti, a boy from the McComas neighborhood, sustained serious injuries to his right hand yesterday when it was caught in the wringer of an electric washing machine at his mother Mrs Coamo Golotti’s home. He was taken to the Bluefield sanitarium for treatment. The accident occurred while the boy watched his mother wash and attempted to straighten a garment as it passed through the wringer.
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Freddy Ambrose Golotti
McComas
Coamo Golotti
Bluefield
Two Await Jury Action On Charge Of Theft
Goals Walker and his mother Lilian Walker, residents of the North Side, were held for Mercer county grand jury action after a hearing before Magistrate W. W. McNealon. Lillian was released on her own recognizance while her son was committed for lack of bail. William P. Gottlieb, Vogue Shop proprietor, testified Walker had not been given keys. a key was duplicated and returned without clerks’ knowledge. Walker claimed he threw the key away. Police found stolen property at the Walker home after a police search. Lillian was arrested the night after the search. her son followed the next morning seeking information about his mother.
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Walker
Lillian Walker
North Side
Mercer County Grand Jury
W. W. McNealon
Vogue
William P. Gottlieb
Jaat
Atolan
Ill Sanger Children On Road To Recovery
William Stanger eight and his sister Mary eight of Pocahontas are recovering at Memorial hospital after drastic treatment for a disease. Dr. J. Markell supervises care following their Tuesday admission after a Monday night visit. Two other Stanger children Dorothy six and George four died last weekend from the same illness. Doctor cites probable primary poisoning with pending lab confirmation from the state lab on a victim specimen.
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William Stanger
Mary
Hlare Stanger
Pocrhontas
Memorial Hospital
J. Markell
Dorothy Stanger
George Stanger
William
Markell
Virginia Jetate Laboratory
Chilren
Charity Drive Aids Needy Families In Bluefield
The Salvation Army Christmas effort highlights a basket fund in Bluefield Mercer County with cash gifts, coal donations, and widespread community generosity. A community Christmas tree program at Ramsey school features a pageant, a Santa visit, toy distributions at the Municipal building, and tickets to local theaters.
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Salvation Army
Pott
Bluefeld
Bluefield
Mercer County
Minnie Weaver
Rhea Blake
W. Rutherford
Yuletide
Hag
Santa
Jesus
T. E. Peters
The
Fire Baptist Church
Santa Claus
Colonial
Granada
R. J. Devlin
Devlin
Clyde Elliott
T. O'J. Wilson
Genoa High School
Rutherford
Itfa
Hall Hawkins
Fred Hodges
Daily Telegraph
Sunset News
WHIS
Bluefield Telephone Company
Wilson
Ramsey Auditorium
Church Announcements From Tazewell Streets
A long list of Christmas season church notices across Tazewell area including First Presbyterian Grace Methodist Christ Episcopal Immanuel Lutheran and others. Services cover morning and evening sermons Christmas messages nativities and special programs with invitations to the public and details on Sunday school times choir concerts and youth activities.
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First Presbyterian
Tazewell Street
Samuel W. Moore
Edwin C. Wade
Paul C. Thomas
Christian Endeavor Society
Life Chapel
Isaac Wright
Savior
I. B. Heldreth
Heldreth
Grace Methodist
Thomas and
Rogers Streets
James R. Brown
Bland Street
Epworth League
Stanley W. Hayne
Christ Episcopal Church
Dubling
Tazewell Etreats
Jennings Wiee Hobson
Immanuel Lutheran
Marcer
Dubbring
Bible School
the Friendly Church
Paul J. Roger
First Baptist
T. E. Peters
Local Robbery Strikes Bluefield Grille, 600 Pennies May Be Stolen
A money bag containing about 600 pennies was stolen Thursday night from the Spanish Grille on Bluefield Avenue. Robbers gained entry by a window. A night policeman discovered the theft and alerted the proprietor as investigators pursue multiple clues likely leading to arrests.
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Bluefield Avenue
X Night
Aftare
Biles County Man Killed by Auto
William Porter, son of Mr and Mrs B J Wooldridge, was struck near the Sublette Feed and Supply in Wooldridge, Mercer County. The accident occurred as he stepped back into the road after moving to the opposite side. Porter was taken to Princeton hospital unconscious in critical condition. Carlos Farley of Spanishburg drove the car with Warley as a passenger.
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Sublette Feed and Supply Company
Wooldridge
Doctora
Mercer County
Porter
Farley
Princeton
Physiciana
Offices to Close for Christmas Holiday in State
Charleston reports that all state offices except the automobile license bureau of the road commission will close Monday for Christmas. The capitol was staffed by reduced forces as many employees left for homes statewide. The Mcenae bureau remains open to assist those who have not yet purchased 1933 licenses.
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Charleston
Automobile License Bureau
The
Road Commission
Atate
Mcenae
Senate Rejects Immediate Vote On 3.2 Percent Bill
The Senate voted 48 to 23 against taking up the House apportionment bill to legalize a 3.2 percent oar. The Senate and House adjourned until Tuesday for the shortest Christmas recess since World War I. President Hoover left for a week's vacation cruising the southern coast. The Comptroller of Currency ordered distribution of over eight and a half million dollars to depositors of fifty nine closed national banks. Geese briefly perch atop a Fayetteville bank penthouse and spookily rest before dawn they depart.
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Senate
House
National Banka. ES
Fayatteville
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Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line Company
Joe Lawrence
City and Coalfield
Eureka Hardware Co
Planos
Warlick Piano Company
M’comas
Lad
Ill Sanger
Barry Bowie
B. R Bewthorne
Arthur J. MeoBride
Bales RL. Wallace
Gales
Pocahontas Fuel Company Incorporated
ONE Broadway
NEW Yoork
Pocahontas” Coal
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Pocahontas Fields
United States
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Trabae
Telande
Lambert's Point
Bewall' Polot
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Newport News
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Are
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Sam
BY Sidney Smith
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Howard L. Weeks
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Hamilton
Kahle
First Christian Church
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D. C. Mitchell
Virgil Lowder
Universlty of
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Capon
Kahle & Ferguson
Bland ST
Kansas
Lassen
Pillabury
Biles County
Washington
Hoover
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Blue Deep
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