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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1933

Page

5

Striking Island Transport Backs Up San Juan Protest

In San Juan amid a gasoline protest, open afternoon traffic halted as tourists and locals faced halted streetcars. Strikers blocked the S.S. Coamo route to Puerto Rico, forcing officials to warn drivers their vehicles would be halted. Long of NRA and local officials debated price hikes and monopoly allegations with governors and labor leaders as demonstrators pressed for immediate price relief.

Whett Indreda Persoue San ‘Juan New Jersey New Jersey ‘York;were Almost Caught i Teup, . They Treked On the: S.S. Coamo New York Rico Lind Matrikéte San Juan Plase Fréia Antonio HH sBuster Tedder San - Juan Horton Manalon Manus Martines' Ruiz Chathman

Johnny Westrope Wins 300th Ride at Houston

Johnny Westrope, Houston rider and top jockey, rode his 300th winner in the third race at a Houston meet. After a day suspension, he returned to the saddle and entered the 800-win milestone arena, aiming to surpass all-time records set by Powers and Milley in prior years.

Houston Texas Johnny Weatrope Binge Epsom Downs Astrope Vincent ‘Powers Milley

Reward Offered for Return of Missing Hehiyy and Contents

A $100 reward is offered for the return of a hedged unit measuring about 98 inches long 26 inches high and 8 inches thick, taken on December 28 from a New Bolk car parked at George Peery's residence in Tazewell Virginia. Return to the Bluesfeld Daily Telegraph office. no questions will be asked.

George Peery Tazewell Blusfeld Daily Telegraph

Roosevelt urges a world peace program and non intervention

Roosevelt outlines a policy shift toward non intervention and collective security. He credits Wilson in part for opposing conquest and urges a broader commitment that preserves constitutional government while avoiding armed interference unless necessary. The Montevideo conference is praised as a step toward regional harmony with Cordell Hull cited for leadership. A weathered note on morning blues ends with an ad for Jimmy's Restaurant cereals.

Wilson Roosevelt United States Montevideo North Central South America Bats Cordella Ad Hult Woodrow Wilson League

Public Works Payments Divided as Ickes Presses Speed

Treasury began rating public works payments to states and municipalities to ensure faster impact on employment. The statement dated December 26 shows total payments of 46.174 million since December 1, with allotments over 600 million, about 25 million to one large city.

Wanhlington Treasury Eupport Ickes T Waa

Funeral Services This Afternoon for T. H. White

Funeral services for Thomas H. White former Beaver Pond district justice of the peace are set for 2:30 PM at Grace Methodist Church, with burial in Maple Park. He was a charter member. Rav B. H. Cassidy will officiate. pallbearers listed and flower bearers from the Order of Railway Conductors auxiliary. Friends are asked to have cars ready on Third Street by 3:30 PM.

Orators Battle Over Money Plan in Public Debate

The debate featured sharp exchanges on a potential new monetary base with lower gold content and a safety value. Professor Kommarar expressed substantial disagreement with a Cornell expert while arguing against sustained inflation. He warned that credit expansion efforts trigger contractions and scare business leaders relied on for credit.

Kommarar Idena Princeton Gaid

Matt Justice Sentenced for Os Murder Case Details

Matt Justice to serve sentence after a shooting in McDowell County on December 17. He and Ishmael Hall and Roycog Reynolds were involved in a jealous dispute over a woman, with Justice wounded at close range. He was hospitalized in Welch, guarded by state police, and transportation to county jail discussed. Justice’s father Kin sven Weld Malt Justice and Adam Tuske, plus three of Adam Justice’s sons, are indicted in Buchanan County for the murder of Deputy Henry Akers and deputy Walter Calling.

Hiley Colina Walter Webator Virgin Adam Hla ‘Sone Zeb Boyd Thay Danas Matt Jue Len Virginia Matt Juatica Buchanan County Mia Matilda Roberta Adoh Justice Ishmael Hall Roycog Reynolds McDowall Avery Girl Justica Doepltal Welch McDowell County Lence A. H. Gott Kinswen Weld Adam Tuske Adam Tustice Henry JB. Akers Princeton Mercer County Walter Calling Tioga W. Va

Clara Mosko of Kyle Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Clara Mosko 87 of Kyle died yesterday at her daughter’s home after a long illness. Born in Austria on August 12, 1866, she lived in McDowell county over thirty years. Her husband John Mosko died in a mine accident at Powhatan in 1908. Funeral services set for Sacred Heart Church Powhatan Saturday at 10 30 am, with burial at Pocahontas. Survived by seven children Lena Boresky Pittsburgh Pa John Mosko Omar W Va Mrs W J Dunman Thomas Mosko Willis Mosko Mrs Mary Sphmals Kyle and George Mosko Powhatan. Pallbearers named Joe Selella William Lunaford Preston Leady John Armstrong James Harem John Mallong Mike M Tighe.

Clara Mosko W. .Danman Kyle Austria Hie John Mosko Powhatan Mra. Mosko McDowell County Sacred Heart Catholic Church Butal Pocahontas Mra Lena Boresky Pittsburgh Omar W. J. Dunman Thomas Willis Mosko Mary. Sphmals George Mosko Activa Joe Selella William Lunaford Preston Leady John Armstrong James Harem John Mallong Mike Ma Tighe

Gasoline Price Reduced by Half Cent

New York says Standard Oil companies will cut gasoline prices by one half cent per gallon effective January 1. The move, first retail price change by the New Jersey crown since last fall, is attributed to a federal tax cut. Affiliated companies include Colonial Beacon, Standard Oil of Louisiana, and Standard Oil of Pennsylvania.

New York Standard Oil Company Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Colonial Beacon Jou Company Standard Ol Company Loulaiana Pennsylvania New Jersey Crown

Baltimore and Ohio to Recall Shopmen

Baltimore and Ohio officials announced a $4,230,000 government loan allotment to fund rail upgrades including 46,000 tons of rails 820 new coal cars 5 000 freight cars and 240 locomotives. The loan could bring 3,000 furloughed workers back to duty at Mount Clare Shap in Baltimore Keyser W Va Graiton Wica Cumberland Md Glenwood Pe Newark Ohio and other plants.

Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Mount Clare Shap Keyser, W. Ve. Graiton Wica Cumberland Glenwood Newark Ohio

Daughters of Senator McAdoo improve amid illness update

New York reports Mrs Edward S Cowles, daughter of Senator William Gibbs McAdoo of California, recovering from pneumonia and “decidedly better.” Senator McAdoo travels from California to be at his daughter’s bedside, flying in his own plane. Washington dispatch notes Attorney General Cummings sending representatives to Weirton, West Virginia, to probe anti true statements about Weirton Steel. Chicago data shows Rock Island Lines November 1993 operating income of 2,228 thousand dollars, up from 1982 levels but below October.

New York Edward S. Cowles William Gibbs McAdoo California Cowles Park Avenue McAdoo Atlanta William G. McAdoo TS Am Weelton Washington Cummings Weirton W. Va Weirton Steel Company Chicago the Rock Inland Lines

Brother of local airman dies in Virginia crash

J. L. Amos, 34, of Martinsville Virginia, brother of Harvey Amos Bluefield airport manager, was killed in a motor accident near Gretna Virginia. The telegram gave few details and Harvey Amos traveled to Gretna for the funeral after returning from South Carolina. He was married and resided in Martinsville. Surviving are his widow, his parents Mr and Mrs W R Amos of Gretna, and siblings in New Jersey North Carolina and Gretna along with Harvey Amos of Bluefield.

J. L. Amos Martinsville Harvey Amos Bluefield Gretna Amos South Carolina Gretta L. W. Amon Buckley Amos Plainsboro N. J J. E. Crider Chatham E. H. Ramsey Katherine Amos Greensboro N. C Cecil and Howsard Amos

Young Man Loses Foot Under Train at Devon

Archie Stallards 24 of Woodland Kentucky suffered the loss of his right foot and serious injury to his left foot when he was thrown under a Norfolk and Western train at Devon West Virginia yesterday. Rail workers say he attempted to board the moving train. He was taken to Welch Hospital.

Archie Stallards Woodland Norfolk and Western Railway Devon W. Vai Moyrane Welch Hospital

Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Coughs in Children

Advertising copy asserts Creomulsion aids coughs and colds in children by soothing inflamed membranes with seven medicinal elements. It claims no narcotics, non cheap, and urges mothers to stock a bottle for instant use from the druggist.

Mora

Power Company Agrees to Take Rate Slash in Virginia

Richmond December 8 The Virginia Electric Power Company faces a rate reduction plan ordered by the state corporation commission to save about 866,800 for customers served. The action comes as a statement from Jack Holtzclaw president after talks with the commission and Saville group.

Power Company Richmond Alate Corporation Virginia Electric Power Company Jack Holtzclaw Holtzclaw Commission Saville NRA

Washing machines shipments rise in November

Chicago December 28 shipments of household washing machines in November by members of the American Washing Machine Manufacturers association totaled 69,026, an increase of 41.6 percent over November 1932. Reported to J. R. Bohnen, secretary.

Washing Machines Chicago American Washing Machine Manufacturers Association J. R. Bohnen

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