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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1931

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Injunction Sought in Southwestern Pennsylvania Strike

Pittsburgh June 9 The Butler Consolidated Coal company seeks a common pleas court injunction to restrain the National Miners union from interfering with operation of the Wildwood mine. Judge Gardner denied a preliminary injunction for lacking named defendants and advised amending the complaint. Sheriff Cain ordered women and children off picket lines. extra guards and state police were mobilized.

Pittsburgh Violencs Pennsylvadia Butler Consolidated Coal Company National Mineral Union Wildwood Samuel G. Gardner Shariff Robert &. Cain Allegheny County Frank Borlch National Miners’ Union Allegheny Washington Westmoreland Tames White Greene County Pinchot Gheen T Marrisburg Washington County Lincoln Hill Lincoln Gas Coal Company Verta

Guinan Threatens Suit Against French Government

New York June 9 Texas Guinan vows to sue France for denying entry to run a Paris night club claiming a $50,000 payment. She ridicules the idea of jail and says she would marry if immigration barriers were cleared, stressing no grudges against the French people.

New York Texas Guinan Iris Baris Cpat la Guinan

Police Confession Solves Speros Slaying Case

Massillon Ohio police say a confession linked to the James Speros slaying may solve the case. George Palia, held in Alliquippa, reportedly admitted the killing but alleged Speros fired first, tying him to gangsterdom and protection rackets.

Speros Massillon Ohio James Sperog Canton Mongy

Fertilizer Consumption Reaches New High Level

White Sulphur Springs West Virginia June 0 Consump tion of fertilizer reached a new high mark in 1930 but this year the level returns to 1929 as agricultural mood sags Charles J Tirand executive secretary and treasurer of the National Fertilizer Association told executives at their semiannual meeting here Brand also discussed Muscle Shoals disposal and industry cost accounting noting fertilizer prices had declined about 12 percent over the past year About 300 members attended the meeting J R Rowell Chicago is president

W. Vu Charles J. Tirand Washington, D. C Execus Tive National Fertilizer Association Fertilizer Industry Brand Tmentberg J. R Rowell Chicago

US wine consumption tops pre prohibition levels

Paria Hua Wox secretary of the United States Brewers' magn etation told the Twelfth congress of the International League of Froubulen Adversaries that the United States is consuming about one hundred million gallons more wine than before prohibition. In other news Monndevile W Va June 3 UP more than 100 visitors attended the third annual Virginia Christian Endeavor Society state convention. Welcoming addresses were delivered by Mayor Saul N Kubla and local officers as the open session began. The first business session will be held tomorrow with meetings closing Friday and committee appointments to be made.

Paria Wox United States Monndevile W.va What Vrginia Christian Endeavor Soclaty Saul N. Kubla

Exiled Spanish King Alfonso Seen Among Fontainebleau Locals

The exiled King Alfonso of Spain loses his empire yet finds fond companionship with French residents at Fontainebleau near Parla. A photo shows Alfonso leaving a restaurant after dining, greeted by an admiring youngster in the historic town.

Alfonso Spain Fontainebleau Parla

Galville Man Sentenced After Stabbing and Arrest

Randerd White of Saltville Virginia arraigned for drunken and disorderly conduct and using profane language after attacking bellboy Will Holmes at a local hotel. Holmes stabbed White in the abdomen with scissors in self defense, with no charges against the bellboy. Thomas J. Siles convicted of first degree murder for the Dolly Harper shooting after a short jury deliberation. court imposed a sentence following a mercy recommendation. Evidence showed Siles claimed he shot and wounded others saying, I heard the call of God. The killings occurred May 29 at the home of Thaddeus Meine in Canansi valley. defense cited insanity as a factor. The trial drew strong local interest.

Randerd White Saltville B. Sutherland White Will Holmes Molmes Thaddeus Cansan Valley Melmick Ms Son Austin Tidmick Cananti Valley Tucker County Satern Yeatorday

Three Reviews Allowed by State Supreme Court

Charleston June 9 Three reviews were allowed and five denied by the state supreme court today. An appeal from the compensation decision allowing Klin 10 cents weekly for years Acres executrix estate Arthur W Acres. Appeal from a circuit court voiding a deed by Warren Parham to Jewila Acres and Arthur Acres. Bartletts and Bartlett Toy Co writ of error from Bartlett county circuit court. Viola Bailey $12500 claim against Saylor county coal pits. Crank Coal Company writ of error from Lagan County circuit court. Denny Hager $3247.09 due from coal company for lumber. Hoff Tessle Yol Mager and Dollinger denied appeal from Tay lor county circuit court will case.

Charleston W. Va Eupreme Hey Word W. A. Collingworth Les Olt Bessia Acres Arthur W. Acres Declaron Ohich J. W. King C. G. King Warren W. Parham Jewila K. Acres Arthur P. Acres James W. Bartlett Wiliany Bartlett Ralph W. Bartlett Bartlett Tuy Company Saylor County Viola Bailey Vntarine Standard Téland Crank Coal Company Lagan County Circult Cour Denny Hager Hager Sue Marie Hoff Carl Tessle Yol- Mager Fred J. Dollinger Jr Tnaylor County Clicuit G. W. Ford Fred J. Bollinger Sr

Land Tax Bill May Cause National Crisis

London reports a Labor Liberal dispute over the land tax bill as a possible crisis for Liberal cooperation and the current ministry. The Liberals push an amendment the government originally accepted, but Chancellor Snowden rejects. David Lloyd George’s return from Scotland is awaited to settle the rift.

London Liberal Party Eaborite Herald Philip Snowden David Lloyd George Scotland

Stimson Emphasizes Citizens Duties to Defend Nation

Washington June 9 The duty of citizens to be prepared to perform their duties for national defense was stressed by Secretary Stimson in a radio address accepting a Doctor of Laws degree from Pennsylvania Military College. He cited the college’s emphasis on one of the sternest duties of citizenship in defending the nation and its institutions. He added that national defense remains a basic citizen obligation at a high level of mobilization.

Washington National Defense Silson Lawa Pennsylyonia Wisington Stimson Uni

Lawrence Declines Comment on Washington Post Purchase

Atlantic City June 9 David Lawrence publisher of United States Daily declined to comment on his reported offer of 3 million dollars to purchase the Washington Post. He said I will have no comment if the transaction is consummated. Locusts invade Washington County Pennsylvania with seventeen-year locusts found in virtually every section.

Atlantic City N. J David Lawrence United States Daily Washington Post Itona Washington Buwood FH Waltep Washington County Agricultural Extensiion Association West Virginia

Mellon is booked as Mauretania passenger

New York June 9 secretary of the treasury Andrew W. Mallon is booked as a passenger on the Mauretania which sails tomorrow for Southampton. Lord Rothermere owner of the Daily Mail plans for passenger travel. Lady Wilkins wife of Sir Hubert Wilkins will join her husband.

New York Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mallon Mauretania Cails Southampton Lord Rothermere London Daily Mall

Superintendent Cook Addresses Graduates at Shipherd College

Shephardstown West Virginia June 9 State Superintendent Cook addressed the graduating class at Shephard College. It was the twenty-eighth annual commencement with eighty one in the day. Nineteen graduates earned bachelor degrees and the rest standard normal certificates.

Shephardatown W. Va Tune 9 Cook Atate Shephard Collage

Two Shells Explode Hurting Culver Cadets

Two shells for a one pound gun exploded prematurely at Culver Military Academy today injuring two cadets. Carl A. Vogler of Cincinnati 11 suffered severe facial and arm burns while Harbert Weston of Nebraska lost a finger and sustained minor body burns.

Culver End Culver Military Academy Carl A. Vogler Cincinnati Harbert Weston Panthee Vogler

Senator Hatfield Addresses Vets at Grand Army Encampment

In Huntington West Virginia on June 9 Senator Henry D Hatfield urged younger patriotic groups to uphold American civic life amid political and economic strains. He praised the veterans of the Civil War noting their heroism as the nation weathered troubled times. Memorial services featured Dave Gideon Huntington Herald Dispatch as principal speaker.

Huntington W. Va United States Henry D. Hatfield Grand Army of the Republic Clyi Tolla West Virginia Thomas Carder Parkersburg State Department Woman's Belief Corps Daughters of Union Velarions Hatfield Jacob Secrest Cincinnati Ming Wynne Williamson Parkersburrm G A. R Margatorton Wheeling Daughters of Union Veterans Dave Gideon Huntington Herald-Dispatch

City and Coalfield IE Special This Week

Special weekly offers include Marcello permanent wave at 3.00 with Beauty Shoppe, engagements for music acts, and discounts on chocolate drops and dress items at various shops. Also advertised are vacuum cleaner attachments free with rebuilt cleaners at 29.50, limited factory allotment and one year guarantee.

Marcello Matz Hotel Bretwells Lewis Lewis Furniture Company Glyan

Fairmont Man Appeals to Judge for Wait

Albert Walters of Fairmont appeals to Federal Judge W Baker for a writ of coram nobis arguing his 1925 forgery conviction was in error. Walters contends he altered denominations by clipping corners from $16 bills to raise apparent value, not forging government notes. Judge Baker notes Walters has served only two years and the case is continued to the next term for further argument.

Wheeling W.va Tuna Albert. Walters Fairmont Wikin Atlanta W. . Baker Baker Walters Elking

Rumanian Villa Enclosed By High Wall

A Romanian lawyer arriving in Paris says a beautiful villa and large park were bought in Bucharest Mania in the name of the king’s secretary mother and workmen were ordered to build a high wall around the property. Rumors claim the villa is for Magda Lupeed. Six miners dead in Silesia coal mine after gas infiltration.

Paris Bucharest Rumania Carol Cir‘cles Mric Magda Lupeed King Anal

Old Peg Leg Fox Captures Worldwide Attention Again

A Japanese Yokohama newspaper clipping about bluefield area hunt Wat Graham's hounds chasing Old Peg Leg a three legged fox with one leg broken long ago traces global interest. Maxis Mathews in Japan sent the clipping to Bluefield Virginia resident O G Yost. May 18 date noted. The story circulated via news agencies to Europe and the Orient and even to King Edward as fox hunting gained wide attention.

Yokohama Wat Graham’eack Maxis Mathews Japan Mathews Unere O. G. Yort Graham Avenue Bluefield Mathews Note & Bluefield Wat Graham Oll Luntera Europe Orient Ethla Edward England Mr. Mathews Ando C. W. Mathews Diizabeth Yost Huntington Dinefield Hunt Hound Club Jts Publicity Bureau Yohohama

Renewed Interest in Hospital Drive Across Tazewell County

Citizens of the section show renewed enthusiasm for a veterans hospital location with speculation it may lie west of the Blue Ridge or the New River. Local committees argue climate and distance from government hospitals weigh in, urging that the area has an equal chance as others and that success requires effort.

Veteran's Hospital Blue Ridge

Prof J B Greever Visits Bluefield From Roswell

Prof J B Greever, 46, a Burkes Garden native and former president of Graham Wartburg seminary, arrived in Bluefield from Roswell New Mexico. He studied at Roanoke college and will be greeted by local relatives and former students during his first Anie section visit in years. The Lutheran Guild plans a Bluefield meeting June 21 at 7:30 pm hosted by Mrs Hullo. G W Ritter returns from Roanoke College in Salem.

J. J. Greever Roswell New Mexico Greever Burkes Garden Bluefield Graham, Wartburg Seminary Echiool Prof Professor Greever Sirs D. B. Spracker West Graham Luttireran Lutheran Guild D. Hullo

Virginia Sidelights CHOPS GROWING

Virginia farmers report crops thriving despite cool weather with prospects of bumper hay and wheat oats and an excellent season. Farm news notes hail damage to flowers at Monroe Atking’s pumping station and hopes to win a flower show prize. The Graham Circuit Missionary society plans an all day session at Misses Josie Harman and Marla Harman with Mrs Boeckel’s book The Turn Toward Peace. Reverend W D Larrowe preaches at Matho Slee church, Tip Top midweek. A Toronto bound W C Larrowe and Mrs G W Pyle report on the International W J U convention with 42 countries represented. A special Bluefield Va council meeting discusses town matters including 1931 levy and tax collection. delinquent taxes to be advertised and property sold.

Hissionary Society Graham Circuit Missionary Society Josle Marla Harman Mra. Boeckel W. C. Larrowe Tip ‘Tup Monroe Atking Norfolk and Western West Laver's Lane New York Timer

Dorotha Lawson Dies at Tazewell After Illness

Mrs. Dorotha Lawson, 10, wife of Arthur Lawson, died at home in Tazewell after illness. Her body will be moved to Flat Top Yard for burial today. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson. Her parents came to Tazewell on Monday.

Dorotha Lawson Arthur Lawson Tazewell Flat Top Yard

Virginia Side Personalities Move Toward Adirondack Camping Trip

Mrs. George Huggins plans departure for Norfolk and Ruth New York with Mr. Hugging and family to join Mr. Huggin's parents for a camping trip in the Adirondack mountains. She has been with her mother Mrs. J. B. Benina who remained in hospital after a illness. Joe Mat Johnson of Tazewell is a patient in Bluefield sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Yost and daughters Gladys and Shirley visited Wilcoe West Virginia on Sunday.

George Huggins Norfolk Mr. Hugging Ruth New York D. G. Yost Gladys Shirley Wilcoe W. Va

Local notes on family visits and college students

A fragment from a local page notes baby Shirley’s christening by Rev. Misses Louise Frazier Elizabeth Linkous and Lorene Callaway at home from Frodericksburg State Yeachere college. Mina Ruth Spracher and Pearl Ball visit. rhododendron blooms at Pollock home. Kate and Pearle Johnson en route to Duke University visit Mrs. Hiverette Callaway. J. M. Scott travels to Tennessee. Vera Wright home for summer. Marly relatives arrive from Vincennes India. Mrs. Ethel Dupuy visits Bluefield. Eastern Star meets in Castreball. George A. Reynolds Jr. returns from Atlanta. Walker Shawver ill but improving.

Shirley He Sother Louise Frazier Elizabeth Linkous Lorene Callaway Frodericksburg State Yeachere’ College Mina Ruth Spracher Schopl Pearl Ball Roanoke W. C. Pollock Mills Kate Pearle Johnson Tazewell Duke University Slater Hiverette Callaway J. M. Scott Tennessee Scott Chicago House Vera Wright Martha Washington College Misa Volda Loly Marly Vincennes India Henry D. Marly Mise Marly Ethel Dupuy Logen R. BR. Stuart Bluefield W. Ve Order of Eastern Star Castreball George A. Reynolds Jr Atlanta Mr. Reynolds Emory University Walker Shawver Dr. Shawver Richlands

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