Mrs Thompson Died Early Today
Mrs Mota M Tompson 48 wife of Crockett J Thompson city editor of the Daily Telegraph died at 1 80 this morning at her Woodland avenue home after a yearlong illness with Brights disease and complications. She leaves a sister Mrs Una D Smith of this city a brother B H M Stinson of Coburn and two children Nancy 26 and Crockett Jr one year old. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Daily Telegraph
Woodland Avenue
Mim
Mota M. Tompson
Crockett
J. Thompson
Thompson
Wiser
Flonewer
Sinter
Una D, Smith
M. Stinson
Coburn
Nancy
Crockett Jr
Legislature Debates U Day Vacation Bill and Traffic Measures
The Senate, led by Abraham Lincoln Helmick, considers a bill stripping special constables of weapon and warrant powers. Other measures include court discretion on re marriage of the guilty and policing trade name fraud. Debate erupts on adjournment as Monday holiday prompts procedural delays and a move to Tuesday. A highway bill mirrors uniform traffic rules with penalties for slow driving, while a county clerk plates measure arrives in the House.
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Athiad
House
Xonate
Sonate
Abraham Lincoln Helmick
Tucker
Mathews
Lincoln
Helmick
Delexate Renacot
Cabell
Kenator Johnson
Atienha
Hoover Conference
Hia County
Bill Wan
Craig
Brooke
County Clerka
Renter fires at office after paying rent in Dallas
Dallas police report Noah Roark a daycare attorney shot Justin Stein, manager, and A. Strauch, secretary, in a dispute over vacating rent space. Roark, who surrendered, refused to comment. witnesses say an argument preceded the shooting. The two victims were seriously wounded.
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Dallas
Tex
Roark
Justin Stain
Hein
Strauch
Sten
Strangh
Geek
William McGraw
Stein
Ho’ Eh
Eidle Roark
Corary
Stain
Noah Roark
Kein
Amt
Svein
Last-Minute Deportation Delay Shocks Doukhobor Leader
Peter Petrovitch Verisis faced possible deportation to Russia from Canada. Doukhobor vice president J B Bhukin flew to Halifax to assist amid habeas corpus delays. The western Canada sect leader’s fate hung on the postponed transport.
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Peter Pétrovitch Verisis
Canada
Bueea
Ones
Russia
Columbia
J. BP. Bhukin
City and Coalielelo Ten s New Lot Of Missen Blaosss Hats
Local shop listings advertise new spring hats in white and color sizes up to 16. Prices 50 cents to 81.95 and 2.95. Also promoted are coal, coal, coal with home delivery and low prices. Optical services offered for children's eye exams and a note on full thorough examinations. Other ads include Dixie Clothing, chocolate and cocoanut cakes, and hardware by Mrs. McCue and Alice Stringfellow.
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Potahonts
Henry Rod
Dixie Clothing ‘Company
Hardka Hardware
McCue
Alice I
Mother of local postmaster Ica Akers dies at 94 in Virginia
Mrs Missouri Akers of Pulaski county Virginia age 94 oldest resident, mother of Postmaster J T Akers of Brusfield, died at home near Bublin after two months of illness. Born February 34, 1888 she joined Old Thorn Spring Church young and was its oldest member. Funeral at Old Thorn Spring Church with interment on family lot. Survived by Rev W D Akers Wilmore college Ky, J T Akers Bluefield, T P Railyer Norwood, N G W V Akers Roanoke, and Mrs Bittle Lin Charlotte.
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Missouri Akers
Pulaski County
Virginia
J. T. Akers
Brusfield
Bublin
Old ‘Thorn Spritx Church
Te Newbern
Holston
Methodist Church
Secom Oldeut
Gied
Old Thorn Spring
Akern
Missouri Kelley
Amos Akers
Mra. Akers
W. D. Akera
Wilmore College
Wilmore
J. ‘I. Akers
Bluefield
Mra. T. P. Railyer
Norwood
N. G
W. V. Akers
Roanoke
SHOTT APPOINTS BLUEFIELD BOYS TO SERVICE ACADEMIES
Congressmean Hugh the Shott announced appointments from Bluefield and nearby towns to West Point Annapolis and the Naval Academy after a January 14 designa tion examination Twenty three candidates sat the exam with better grades than any prior test in the area Ben Porterfield Carroll Cole Hay Clark Montgomery Filmore Gilkegon Alfred Edmon dson Lamer Paters George Onwall Thompson and others were named as principals alternates and first second or third alternates for the three academies
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Hugh the Shott
United States Military Academy
West Point
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Ben Porterfield
Bluefield
Carroll Cole
Annapolie
Hay Clark Montgomery
Landgeatt
Robert J. Leedy
Welch
Tred
Lindsay to Confer with Roosevelt on Debts
London dispatch reports Sir Towald Lindsay Griffed ambassador to the United States plans to return to Washington for renewed talks with President elect Roosevelt, pending one major hitch in Britain's war debt settlement. The British cabinet will meet at No 10 Downing Street to approve policy before Lindsay's arrival, with Lausanne reparations and World Economic Conference concerns shaping the final plan.
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London
Great Britain
Towald Lindsay
United States
Maglend Tueafny
Washington
Roosevelt
Ronald
Washngton
Ramsey MacDonald
No. 10
Downing Street
Big Ivo
Sir Ronald
Wrahington
All Compromise on Power to Be Given Roosevelt
The debate in the House erupts over power and leadership as Representative Danton and others reject proposed compromises. Missouri Democrat Cochran sparks contention by accusing Congress of abrogating its rights, while Snell and Snell supporters defend congress against what they call a stampede and cowardly pressure.
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Roosevelt
Bunk
Danton
Snell
Cochran
Missouri
House
Congress
Special Scout Service in Bluefield Baptist Church
A special service for Bluefield Boy Scouts and Renovas will be held at Bland Street Methodist Church Sunday night led by Rev. Stanley W. Hayne. Scouts from all city troops, many in uniform, attend to mark the twenty third anniversary of the movement with a band performance and sermons in area churches.
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Bluefield Hoy Scouts
Renovas
Bland Street
Methodial Church
Stanley W. Hayne
de Ayerng
Wweesege
Boy Scouts
Bluefield
Boy Scout Movement
Charles A. Pearton
Posible
Pastora
Aev
Oral Bluefeld
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Mietesge
Gellverad
N. Ovrom
Paul, Royal
Minofeld Lions Club
Royer
Charles A.peatson Jr
Apulet
Boat Biy
Ovrom
Northfork
Acout
FIRST FISH STORY FROM ROOSEVELT (Continued Brom Page One)
Roosevelt era political notes show Provkin D Roosevelt as vice presidential candidate with high expectations from Roosevelt. Parley met with John Curry head of Tammany. no business transacted. Edward Flynn, New York state party leader, away during Curry's visit while Roosevelt telegraphs his vacation plans and inaugural address preparation.
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Provkiin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Parley
John Curry
Tammany
Edward J. Flynn
New York
Atdté
Curry
Fate and finances haunt Sheila in a chapter climax
In a rush of misfortune, Sheila's savings vanish as small withdrawals drain her funds. Fate pressures her to work in a show. Tillie pushes her to find a job while Sheila hovers between despair and resolve. The plan shifts as she seeks a club gig with Grady and Mack, preparing costumes and rehearsals for a night of uncertain performances.
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Fate
Shella
Shalla
Shaila
Samper
Delta
Sha
Nanaty
Suma
Tillie
Shea Gant
Quasa
Tite
Sheila
Harrell
Club Voleng
Grady
Pirla
Aare
Belly
Aanent
Johnny
Redney
Sinter
Alngie
Shelle
Asy
Mack
Fishing Schooner Saugatuck’s Crew Safe After Stranding
A 30‑foot fishing schooner Saugatuck with a party including Mrs. Alexander Hauser and Edward Connolly’s mother was found safe near Middle Ground light after two days adrift off Arideeport. The crew, aided by authorities, weathered exposure and lack of food. police arranged a relief boat and transport back to Westport.
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Arideeport
Conn
Tan Persoha
Saugatuck
Kiohor
Middle Ground
Alexander’ Hauser
Edward Connolly
Ian Selend
Polige
Unusual Bargain In Antiseptics At Local Druggiats
An unclear OCR note advertises antiseptics at a local drugstore with mis-spellings and dubious pricing. Vicks Antiseptte is mentioned with a limited supply and a bargain price around six items per kit. References to trial fees and authenticity are vague and non-specific.
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Rolle
Aia
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Swat
George
Ford
Barrow Motor CO
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