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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
2
Brief notices list coal firms for prices and services, rental housing offers on Stovall and Carter streets, grocery and dry cleaning ads, schedule change for Bluefield Beckley buses, and local incidents including a burglary and a liquor possession arrest.
Captain John Moran of the Norfolk and Western Railway, conductor on the Pocahontas and Radford Divisions, retired July 1 with pension at age seventy. In 41 years of service he worked under eleven superintendents, began passenger work in April 1896, and served routes including East Radford Lindsay Williamson and Kenova.
Benj F Jones of Newark N J was elected president of the International Association of Lions Clubs at the ninth annual convention closing session advancing from first vice president. San Francisco was awarded the 1926 convention.
Des Plaines Illinois three to eight feet of a popular motor road gave way near hero es sinked 300 yards causing several automobiles to wreck in the incident.
In New York a fish dealer cleaning codfish discovers a gold ring hidden inside the fish. The discovery was made during a routine cleaning at the market. Local authorities advised checking for ownership and possible reward procedures.
London reports that Windsor Castle’s kitchen has remained largely unchanged since its construction in 1144. The note adds a wartime-era continuity theme and mentions its long-standing culinary heritage.
Creditors of Kuzma Boree must present claims to the office in Princeton West Virginia or on before July 10 1925. Governing official signed the notice on July 1 1925.
Roanoke Virginia city officials pledged a thorough inquiry and possible police reorganization after Policeman C H Morgan was killed and Officers A M Smith and W H Terry were wounded during a shack raid. Albert Robinson, a Roanoke felon, is suspected. A $500 reward was offered for his capture as citizens fear lingering bootlegging threats. The air squad involved had been working undercover in the rum racket.
An article discusses growing executive isolation across state firms and large corporations, arguing for maintaining common touch and onsite observation to foster human service and innovation. The piece emphasizes that excluding ordinary people risks losing valuable perspectives. PERSONALS notes funeral of Mrs Lucy Moore and local visits by T P Howard Grace Allen Rev J W Morton Lula P Johnson with travel plans.
Marie Sedwick sues a local dentist for 500000 dollars claiming he broke her jaw while pulling a tooth. The suit was filed in Washington on June 29.
Parishioners of Northwick Church in Bristol refuse services and plan action after the pastor was removed and the church slated for closure. The walkout signals a possible closure of the parish and disruption to local worship.
In Hammond Indiana Joseph Ogren shot and killed his fiancée Carrie Watson after accusing her of dancing with another man against his orders. The case unfolds as a chilling early 20th century tale of passion and possession.
Central Stavion notes that means phone alarms and alarms gent from Central Stavion. The list maps fire alarm stations to multiple street intersections across Bluefield and nearby areas including Princeton Ave Mercer St Boggs Good 16 Bluefield Ave Chestnut Spruce St Southside Northside City Hall and more with station numbers 12 through 136 and 138 through 212 and 214 412 416 418.
Patrons of the Redpath Chan seek last chance to secure Chautauqua season tickets. The appeal stresses guaranteed admission and the need to meet the required guarantee to keep the program funded. Buyers are urged to act now to save and enjoy entertainment and education.
Mullens will host a citywide Independence Day program from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. with a parade by Bluefield N. W. Band civic groups and a national tribute. Activities include speeches readings and a baseball game Mullens vs Ironton at Mullens park and a 7 p.m. civic carnival.
Local fans expect two strong games as Ironton visits Mullens for one game each day on the Fourth and Fifth. Manager Wildey plans Kennedy to start Saturday while Ironton’s Lambert tabs Big Joe Willis to oppose him. Both southpaws on the mound promise a well pitched series and likely record crowds.
Dr George Fordham outlines a Wyco clinic for Wyoming county children with limb disabilities. The hospital like center will offer free care to families unable to pay and charge modest fees otherwise. Sixty to seventy five local children are noted as needing treatment, with Shriners backing and local Kiwanis support pledged.
The Appalachian Quartette presented a mixed program at a Southern Methodist church in Buchanan County Virginia, featuring vocal and instrumental pieces and Negro melodies to an appreciative audience. Receipts support a new multi state mission school serving Virginia West Virginia and Kentucky. The Rev Mr Bahrm led a group of local boys on a day trip to the Winding Gulf for hiking and fishing.
A pleasant day with light fishing and a small party including Walter Meyers Albert Pauley Andrew Coda Edward Hatfield and Robert Shumate. Marshall College instructors L L McGraw and G B McGraw plus Clair L Cook praise the course and expect better school efficiency. A. H. Smith of Peterstown markets brooms and writes poetry. James Ferrell of Oceana jailed for four out of season killings, fined $108.40 and working off the debt on county roads. Mullens personals note jobs moves travel and local visits including Roby Dunman Martha Rumberg Dr J L Merrybees Mrs BE Robinson O J Crow Cr Elsom W S Thompson Jesse McCoy Lester Early Mrs Early and Ritmour with trips to Asheville Cincinnati and Charleston.
London lawmakers introduce a bill proposing fogging as a punishment for blackmail, prompted by the Sir Hari Singh case. The measure aims to deter coercive extortion and outlines the legal framework for enforcement.
Washington officials reported no trace of Henry Ford's 200 ship scrap bid after it was mailed from Detroit. The bid, sent to the Shipping Board, remains unaccounted for as officers search desks and files. No action can be taken until the existing twenty bids are opened and possibly rejected. President Palmer declined to commit to any course pending arrival.
Miss Virginia Given of Charleston is the guest of Mrs. W C Given of Union Street. A son A Z Lite Jr of Tazewell, born to Mr and Mrs Harry Weinberg, underwent an operation for appendicitis in St Luke's Hospital Thursday. His condition was reported very satisfactory Thursday night and a speedy recovery is hoped for.
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