Wardell 15 Held 10 Grand Jury in Auto Theft Case
Frederick Wardell of New York was held for Mercer county grand jury after waiving preliminary trial. Bail set at 1000 dollars, Wardell remanded to Princeton jail awaiting trial for allegedly stealing an automobile from Sergeant Zimmerman, whom he reportedly sold the car to for 15 dollars after enlisting in the U S army. The car was stolen near Huntington after Wardell left the army office with a lodging ticket and government transport request.
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Frederick BE. Wardell
New York
Squire W. W. McNeal
Mercer County
Wardell
Princeton
Zimmerman
United States Army
Charleston
Federal
Army
Huntington
Ardell
Bluefield
Altamont Hotel
Reese Booth Charged With Stabbing Wife
A state warrant was sworn out yesterday before Magistrate W. W. McNeal charging Reese Booth of 1117 Bland Street with stabbing his wife Daisy Lambert Booth. Booth will be arraigned today for preliminary action as his wife recovers from wounds to the breast with a pocket knife.
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W. W. McNeal
Reese Booth
Bland Street
Daisey Lambert Booth Booth
Registrars to Sit to Correct Books in Ward 2
Ward 2 precinct 1 registrars meet at 219 Rogers Street on June 1 to correct and update the registration records. Yesterday’s note confirms the session. A related item highlights a fashion ensemble featuring a grey, blue, and cream hat with coordinated bow and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 2
Precinct 1
Rogers Street
Radio Programs Schedule by Time and Station
Eastern clear channel listings show WABC New York 348.6 with 8:30 Temple of the All and national forum, plus dozens of stations like WNEW WJZ WEAF WPRO in a dense network of a.m. and p.m. programs across cities such as New York Newark Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit and more detailing concerts talks and dance hours with a long run of symphonic and variety shows.
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Clear Channel
WABC
New York
Temple of the All
WCAU
WHC
WEEIL
WTAG
WFI
WCAE
Scorce
WEAF
WGY
WEE
WTIC
WJAR
WCSH
WGR
Rudy Valice
WCAR
Dave Bennie
Hotel
Weaf Shs
Little Symphony Orchestra
WBZ
WHAM
KDKA
WLW
WJR
Rudy Wellee
Alec
Madison
Ivy Scott
Paul
Tremaine
Hanes Barth
WHZ
Lapes
Edwin Franke Goldman Rand
Don Caesar de Razan
WRAL
WBAL
Muatel
Wbal Ensemble
the Marylanders
WJZ
Philadelphia
Orchestra
Daily News
Pittsburgh
WIZ
Byrd
Rochester
Nowscasting
Rame
School of Music
Schenectady
Beores
Skipper Brown
Springfield
Bert Lowe
Central
Soluthery
Cincinnati
Peature
Jack Ad Gene
Manefield
the Globe
YMCA
McEnelly
Sailortown
Dixie
Jack
Gene
Cleveland
Hatel
WOXW
Detroit
WSB
Atlanta
Progrem
Weekend trips to Giant Caverns draw visitors from Narrows VA
Week end parties organized by city residents and nearby communities visit Giant Caverns near Narrows Virginia for a scenic educational outing. Parents and children tour daily and return enthusiastic after viewing the underground lakes.
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Narrows
Giant Caverns
Withildren
Hidden houses of ancient Herculaneum unearthed near Vesuvius
Archaeologists uncover eleven stone houses in Herculaneum buried for 1850 years at the foot of Mount Vesuvius. Modern street paving misleads watchers into thinking of a new Bluefield subdivision as they dig out the ancient city.
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Bluefield
Herculaneum
Mount Vesuvius
Italy
West Virginia Midland Railway Executive Dies at 61
George A. Hechmer of Grafton and Parkersburg, 61, longtime general superintendent of operations for the West Virginia Midland railway and successors, died after lingering illness from influenza. A Grafton native and St. Vincent's College alumnus, he began with Grafton Coal and Coke and was well known among coal operators and railroad executives.
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West Virginia-Midland Railway
Grafton
W. Va
George A. Hechmer
Parkersburg
West Virginia-Midland Railroad Company
Hechmer
St. Vincent's College
Beatty
Grafton Coal and Coke Company
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Bluefield Institution
Wilson
Macarini
B. Bag
Purina
Virginia
New Carolinas
Kinney
Wascot Ale
Stores
R. L. Duff
F. W
The
Associated Press
WARE
Mac
Lennie
Wits
WLWL
WOR
Newark
Commodore Orchestra
National Security League League
Little Theatre of Radio
Dance Orchestra
Emil Velasco
Hotel Orchestra
Newe
WPG
Atlantic City
Ben Bernie
Creature and Hie Band
WHAL
Baltimore
WSB Skylark
Charlotte
WOW String Band
WHAS
Louisville
Amos
WSM Nashville
Newecasting
WRVA
Richmond
Orch
WEAP
Andy
Law and Commerce
J. Otis Bowling
Princeton Avenue
Veal
Liberty
Haddock
Trout
É. Ne
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