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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
18
Welch pressed for an appeal or a fall but Kurtehals paid the fine after hesitation. He feared prominent witnesses if an appeal occurred. Most smaller hotels in the city have faced raids for liquor and women yet have operated fairly straight in recent months.
Dr. Bernard H. Lovely, longtime Welch physician, died Wednesday evening after a brief illness. Funeral services set for 10:30 AM at Welch Presbyterian Church with American Legion Post No. 1 leading rites. Burial in Manchester, New Hampshire, with Kiwanis Quartet singing and local Elks member J. H. H. Lockwood accompanying the party.
The Kiwanis Club held a humorous mock trial led by Bob Powell with L A Osborne as the defendant on five counts including getting home early and quitting card playing. Judge A Hufford, J R Tucker defense, Reno Howard prosecutor. Osborne found not guilty on most counts.
The report recounts the elder McClintock and William D Shepherd's roles in the McClintock family history, detailing legal actions and disputes. It notes Shepherd's service to Mrs. McClintock and later to Mrs. Shepherd as guardian of Billy McClintock, with emphasis on familial squabbles and court involvement.
The French premier appeals to the Sultan of Morocco for loyalty and cooperation. The talks with Marshal Lyautey focus on reinforcing ties and ensuring mutual interests in the region.
A bank president was wounded when bandits raided the bank. The men attempted a second assault, fired shots, and fled the scene leaving behind a disrupted route and damaged vehicle while lawmen pursued.
A chaotic fragment notes that examination questions were sold to numerous students. The text mentions questions for paper five and hints at investigations, with unclear references to suspects and the conduct of final examinations.
Connecticut officials grant a five day extension for last papers in the murder case of Patrolman James Skelly in New Britain. Chapman’s reprieve extends until December, as reported by N. C. Freedman.
A concise notice states the request to place the case on the Supreme Court calendar for hearing at the October term, with filings and schedules pending.
Major General Mason M. Patrick chief of the U S Army Air Service flew from Washington to Shepherd Field south of Martinsburg and briefly inspected the camp where the ninety ninth Aero Squadron and third Photographic Section stay two weeks in summer camp. He returned to Washington a few hours later as the camp will break Monday with men returning to Bowling Field.
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