Mercer county July term jurors drawn for court
Grand and petit jurors for Mercer county July term were drawn by E H Witten and D T Carr. Grand jurors include Jimping Branch Flat Top Lillys and many from Plymouth Hast River Rock Beaver Pond and Bluefield districts. Petit jurors list includes residents from Fast River Bluefield Beaver Pond Rock and Plymouth districts. An earlier probation order by Judge George J Dillard probated Graydon Wiley for twelve months after a prior liquor incident.
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Mercer County Criminal Court
E.H. Witten
D. T. Carr
Jimping Branch
Lilly
Flat Top
Guy Lilly
Camp Creek
Plymouth
H. ‘Martin
Wiliams
Athene
Bluefield
Petit Jury
Fast River District
A. J. Johnson
R. Hatener
George P. Brown
Princeton
T. M. Lambert
Princeton- Bluefield
C.K. Armstrong
HL. Larue
Artur H. Telcher
Joseph H. French
OR. Thompson
Orkvale
T. Terry
Ingleside
A. D
Bowen D. Lambert
Guy M. Leedy
John W. Hammond
A. W. Gluberson
Samuel HM. Carter
Wiliam
Taugherty
Samuel Baker
Rob Stump
Oney Gap
Rock District
G. W. Rose
Lowe
Oly
Kegley
Hugh Halfman
Rock
Charles Billings
Springton
Otho Wright
C. C. Madkit
Wiley
George J. Dillard
Graydon Wiley
The Match That Will Light 600 Times and Ripley’s Explanations
The item discusses Raymiou The Man Who Uries Raymox a vaudoville performer and motion picture star in southern California. He presses tears at will and may travel to Venice until September of the current year. He recently performed in the Spanish version of Krunch and has been seen in The Criminal Code.
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Raymiou
California
Venice
Phillips Disbarment Hearing Starts Today
Circuit court opens proceedings against Phillips Bluefield attorney with 48 witnesses summoned. Hartley Sanders and Joseph M. Sanders represent the defense while Ritz and Russell represent the association. Charges claim unprofessional and unethical practices.
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Circuit Court
Howell M. Tanner
Dla
Bar T
Phillips
Bluefield
Hartley Sanders
Philips
Joseph M. Sanders
Russell
Ritz
Tha
Thirteen New Members Enroll In Trade Body Drive
The chamber of commerce began a membership push with thirteen new members enrolled on Monday and more expected. The committee included H. Lilly and George Masten. Fourteen interviewed, twelve enrolled, per secretary D A Casey, with praise for early response. Members listed include A W Reynolds, G H Crumnecker, W S Dangerfield, Ernest D Lilly, C S Wiley, L C Porter, J C Damewood, A L Green, Arthur Davis, C M Easter, M Kidd, and Wholesale Paint & Supply Co. Probat e of Trixie Rakes for twelve months noted in criminal court.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. Lilly
George Masten
D. A. Casey
A. W. Reynolds
G. H. Crumnecker
Dangerfield
Ernest D. Lilly
Wiley
L. Ct
Princeton Society MEs and 4-H camp notes
Merter county 4-H girls will attend the volunteer camp at Jackson's Mills June 2 to 9. Dean Helcher of Oakvale, Emma Bratton of Mercer Sticker, and Ruth Beckett of Ebrador left by auto for Jackson's Mills. New Hope WM S met at Mrs Porlie Tabor's home with devotions on Luke 22 42. A Poland talk, memorial for Mrs J M Martin, and a social for 13 members and 3 visitors followed. Church circle and dancing program details included.
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Tyres
Merter County
Jackson'n Milla
Dean Helcher
Oakvale
Emma Bratton
Marcer Stickera
Ruth Beckett
Ebrador
Jackson's Mills
New Hope W. Ou
New Hope
5. E. Farmer
Sculpture of General Wesley Guards at Windsor Parade
A stone statue shows General Wesley on horseback amid a crowd of onlookers and troops as London hosts a rehearsal for the king’s birthday colors procession. The article lists residents and visitors from several towns, including Geneva Burgess, Lucy Barkadale, and Mrs. L. O. Loily, with numerous local trips and gatherings noted through the week.
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Royal Guard
London
General Wesley
Princeton Paragraphs Fined and Jailed
A report from Princeton indicates Oscar Tlamiin was fined 20.95 dollars and given ten days in jail by Magistrate FC Mansws. Al Mantealit and Hamilo faced remand on Monday. Silver Springs W M A plans a 7 30 p m meeting at the church for a monthly program followed by refreshments and a Junior Boys Sunday School class. A disturbance case involves Constable US J Chambers rounding up eight youths alleged to have rocked Harve Lucas and his home after a prior altercation.
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Oscar Tlamiin
Magistrata FC
al ~Mantealit
Hamilo
Silver Springs
J. Chambers
Harve Lucas
Princeton
Lucas
Princeton Natives Linked to Local Events in Brief Notices
A jailed boy was released on bond for a magistrate hearing before Damewood in Princeton. Alec Mahood, Charleston public service commissioner, and Mrs. Mahood attended the Princeton event for the municipal election. Illness sidelined ROT. Lanklord at Princeton Hospital. Telekan worker A J Schuyler reported ill at home on Highland Avenue. Mrs T. Dawson of Washington Courthouse, Ohio, former State PTA president, visited Hale Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W H Yearich and son of Hopewell, Virginia returned home after a week visiting Princeton area. Lula Burgess spent the weekend with friends in Roanoke. Eileen Crotty of Hopewell visiting Miss Arlena.
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Geneva Burgess
Sungay
Lucy Barkadale
Cullen
L. O. Loily
Peggy F
Narrowe
Spont Tuesaday
An Mra
T. S. Lilly
North Walker Street
Walter Burtop
Matouka
Misa Iitty Croft
Helen Ball
Bil Peck
Newport News
Franklin Stull
Mlriday
Princeton
Sammy Hyans
North Carolina State College
Canter Street
Mre
J. &. Hart
Mra. Grinstead
Johnson City
Tf. Cook
North Carolina
Andrew Mickle
Johnson
Milton Shumate
J. C. Carter
Zylphia Carter
George Hall
Bluefield
Alec Mahood
Mahood
Charleston
Princcton Hospital
A. J. Schuyler
Virginia
Highland Avenue
Dawson
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Crat White
Bricklayers Mason's Union Names Leader in West Virginia
Fairmont June 2 A Wheeling man W J Emmerth was chosen president of the Bricklayers Masons and Plasterers international union West Virginia branch at the convention closing today Sqamieal G Williams Huntington was ousted as vice president WW of Cole Mullens was elected treasurer secretary The next session will be in Beckley in 1833 Bernard Johnson of Indianapolis was named sixth vice president of the international union to address the convention
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Fairmont
W. J. Emmerth
Wheeling
Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers International Union
West Virginia
Sqamieal G. Williams
Huntington
Cole, Mullens
Secre Ty
Beckley
Bernard Johnson
Indianapolis
Welch McDowell Red Cross elects officers
The McDowell chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual business meeting in the Memorial building, Welch. Officers elected for the coming year were W. A. Buchanan as chairman, Mrs. McGinn Hatfield as vice chairman, Mrs. J. H. Newton as secretary, and H. K. Carper as treasurer. Two new executive committee members were added, Mrs. Bb. H. Purser of Coalwood and Mrs. Sayers Harmay of Yukon.
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McDowell
American Red Cross
Memorial Building
Welch
W. A. Buchanan
McGinnig Hatfield
J. H. Newton
Elkhorn
H. K. Carper
Bb. H. Purser
Coalwood
Welch Episcopal Guild Meeting Postponed To Next Week
St Luke's Episcopal guild meeting in Welch was postponed to Thursday of next week. Nursing superintendent Mrs Thelma Ward arrived to assume duties at Stevens Clinic, accompanied by her sister Miss Lucy Ward. Former nurse supervisor Miss Delilah Hendricks left for Reading, Pa. Stevens Clinic now employs only graduate nurses.
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Reading
Stevens Clinic
Welch Daily News Briefs Report Local Socials and Skeleton Found
Local notes report numerous visitors and hospital stays at Grace hospital with Mrs L J Brindley and Mrs C H Woods among visitors. A skeleton unearthed near Grassy Run by road crews at camp 47 prompts speculation of a bullet hole asicians assess age.
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Webster Springs
Ws Va
R. C. Martin
Camp 47
Grassy Run
Yoshihara Flight Brings Mysteries From Kuril Islands
A National Geographic bulletin describes the Kuril archipelago between Japan and Kamchatka as fog shrouded and storm battered, home to the Ainu people and ancient customs. It notes volcanoes, fog, rocks, sea life, and harsh seas that challenge sailors, along with a reflection on early exploration and Japanese activity in the region.
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Yoshihara
Kuril Islands
U.S
Washington, D
Selil Yoshara
Lindbergh
Kuril
Anda
North Pacific
Okxbotak
Kamchatkand
Yezo
Mariner
Aylalor
Marrow Straits
Val Oni
Yotorofu
Dage
Perry
Japan
Telands
Summer furs return collarless coats in fashion
Paris reports summer furs back stronger than ever after collarless contracts. Designers favor larger items with double silver fox garments reaching knee length. Astrakan, zalyek and ermine scarves are also widely worn. In San Diego a preliminary murder hearing interrupted by a defendant snatching trousers as an exhibit.
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Paris
Yorne
Astrakan
San Diego
Calif
P— Moss
Garrison
Hazel Bradshaw
Pamir unit reaches Teheran on Marco Polo trail
Washington dispatch reports the Pamir unit of the Trans-Asian exposition, supported by the National Geographic society, has reached Teheran after a 23 day journey from Bayreuth. The seven tractor water cars press on toward the Great Desert and the Vale of Kashmir as they link with the China unit at Kashgar. Delegations at Damascus and Baghdad marked a strong start, with audiences granted to the expedition in Baghdad and frontier escort arranged by Colonel Egsandlary.
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Washington, D. C
National Geographic Society
Teheran
Persia
Georgen-Marie Haardt
Marco Polo
Bayreuth
Asia
Afghanistan
Vale
Kashmir
Pamir
China
Pelpine
Kashgar
Baghdad
Feleal
Mesopotamia
Egsandlary
St. Gyr
Cshah
Feraln
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W. D. Shutt
H. B. DeJarnette
D. L. Casey
J. W. McNutt
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Princeton Society
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George
Sutcliffe
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Grace Hospital
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C. H. Woods
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Tuesay
Jeff Cartwright
Bluefield, Wan
H. G. Callyper
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Cinciunati
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Mra. W. W. Logan
J. B. Tabor
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R. H. Miller
Bobby
Canada
R. R. Paynter
Hemphill
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Northfork
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Red Cross
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Della
Great Hale
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Gall T. Carter
Sarah Louise Gibson
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Ruth Stafford
Davy
Mnearte, Skeleton
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Sey
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Homue D. Tyra
St. Paul
Minch
Alexander C. Veasey
Atlantic City
Pan Horacio Riverso
Porto Ricao
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