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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
5
Mayer insisted on collecting the fine or appealing. Kurtehela weighed the option then paid, wary of involving prominent men as witnesses. Most smaller city hotels have faced liquor and vice raids yet have been running more straightly in recent months.
The funeral for Dr Bernard H Lovely who died Wednesday in Welch Hospital will be at 10:80 this morning at Welch Presbyterian Church. He served as an eminent physician with Dr H Q Camper and was a World War veteran. The American Legion Post 8 will lead the service with Rev L H Hoppe and Kiwanis Quartet performing. Burial follows in Manchester New Hampshire with J H Lockwood and Legion representatives accompanying the party.
The Kiwanis Club held a fun program last night featuring a mock trial of L A Osborne on a warrant of fun. Judge A Hufford, defense J R Tucker, and prosecutor Ben a Howard led the proceedings. Osborne pleaded guilty to five counts except for the city job reference. he was declared not guilty after humorous exchanges. The Redpath Chautauqua advance agent Bret Allen spoke, Mrs L A Osborne sang, and the Kiwanis quartet performed. Visitors included Mrs FR TL Wheeler, Mrs J Rhodes, Miss Mary Hutton of Glade Springs VA, Kiwanian D Wilmore of Bluefield, Kiwanian Tom Carney of Karleton, Boots Williams of Gary, m Hall, Buck Snead of Bluefield, and H T Henly of Welch.
The elder McClintock, acting as legal counsel, later served Mrs. McClintock and, after her death, was named guardian of Billy McClintock alongside Mrs. Shephard. He recounted the MacClintock family history and their internal disputes amid the legal guardianship saga.
Fragmentary courtroom notes describe a dispute over a will favoring the Shepherds and a plan to cut the McClintock estate. Prosecution counselor Crowe brands the Shepherd as a “Har” and a lingering police court figure, detailing poverty and alleged threats as the youth defendant’s life was linked to his late partner. The narrative notes tense courtroom scenes with references to marriage licenses, checks, and a pale defendant amid a growing chorus of witnesses to be called later.
Fragmentary text shows an individual anxious to return to Chicago, claiming inability due to financial hardship and being kept away. The report notes claims of poverty and concern over return, with unspecified timing or authorities involved.
French premier Paul Painleve visited Sultan of Morocco to reaffirm loyalty and authority. Accompanied by Marshal Lyautey, the talks emphasized unity and the maintenance of the ruler's regime as a symbol of mutual cooperation during a tense period in colonial affairs.
A bank robbery in a small town ends with two bandits holding up a local bank and one officer wounded. Suspects fled in a car that crashed as posses pursued, one robber wounded and another captured. authorities report recovery of some funds and ongoing inquiries.
A garbled report describes examination questions circulating among students. It notes a student group led by Madieon, Wie, and Juns 12, with mention of a paper age and efforts to combat the issue. The story mentions averages and a person named Ranney connected to sending materials to tenants.
A five day extension to file final papers in the appeal of Gerald Oman was granted by Judge Jennies in Ait Ritord Connecticut. Oman seeks supreme court review after a superior court murder conviction of Patrolman James Skelly in New Britain. A reprieve was granted until December.
The document states the appeal will be heard at the October term in Hartford, enabling the supreme court to hear the case during that session. The target emphasizes the scheduled timing and location for the appellate review.
Major General Mason M. Patrick inspected the Shepherd Field camp where the ninety-ninth Aero squadron and third photographic section spent two weeks in a summer camp. He returned to Washington a few hours later as the camp will disband on Monday with men going back to Bowling Field. Martinsburg, June 11.
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