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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1922

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Mercer County Approves Sheppard-Towner Funds for Maternity Aid

Mercer county court approves 1200 to join Sheppard-Towner Act program with 1200 state aid contingent on federal match. Delegation from Bluefield Princeton and civic groups pressed for the plan to reduce maternity infant mortality and to be among four counties chosen for support. The move reflects local commitment to child welfare pending state and federal approval.

Mercer County State Department of Health J . White P. Griffith W .B. Crockett Russell Ritz Sirs C. L. Borden Civil Relief Department Bluefield L. W. Boykin Kiwanis W. B H. Gilkeson Lions Club B. S. Donkin Bland Street Mildred McNutt Fidelis Club Vinceton Rich J. K. ‘Ball Garrett Lilly Sutton Congress Mount

Injunction Sought by United Mine Workers in Ebensburg

In Cambria county a petition filed by United Mine Workers organizers and New York attorney Julian Rosenberg seeks to restrain Vinton Collieries Company and agents from interfering with public assemblies in Vintondale. Judge McCann requires a $2000 surety bond. the case names Otto Hoffman and L I Arbogast as defendants to prevent armed guards and curb suppression of free speech.

Ebensburg Vinton Collieries Company Vintondale Borough of Cambria County Otto Hoffman L. I. Arbogast Coal & Iron Police Wintondale

Sharp cuts and changes emerge in proposed tariffs bill

Senate finance committee members pressed major reductions in tariff rates for surgical dental scientific and laboratory instruments molybdenum ore and alloys with some increases approved. Ferro manganese ferro silica and tungsten alloy duties were adjusted while debates heated over raw material protections and steel industry impact.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Senate McCumber Alabama

Weuon Aspires to Supreme Court Seat in Ohio

Judge rjsrause Hen of Cleveland announces candidacy for a Supreme Court seat. She aims to be the first woman from Ohio to join the high court. The news notes her path as the state prepares for a potential historic nomination and election.

Weuon Supreme Court Rjsrause Hen Cleveland Sage Sloo

Twelve British Soldiers Massacred by Turks Reported

A semi official Athens dispatch cited by AP says twelve British soldiers were massacred near the Dardanelles in the week, after being captured during a raid by Kemalist bands on a weak British detachment.

Associated Press London Dardanelles Athens

Preacher Faces Murder Charge as Logan-Boone Tensions Rise

In Charles Town West Virginia on June 12 a jury began selecting for the trial of J E Wilburn a minister charged with killing Deputy Sheriff Gore during last summers miners march. Counsel on both sides clash over propaganda allegations amid Logan Boone border disturbances and Blizzard verdict reactions.

Associated Presse Charles Town W. Va J. E. Wilburn Gore Logan Jefferson County Logan-Boone James M Mason William Buezard Harold W. Houston Blair Mountain C. W. Osenton M. O. Rouss Kabletown Fred Ran

West Virginia coal loadings gain in state

West Virginia coal loadings for the week ended June 12 rose by 0.600 million tons to 1,693,300 tons, 195,000 tons above the normal weekly production. Walter H. Cunningham notes gains mainly in the New River field and Kanawha and northern districts, with non union fields up as they run at capacity. Operators report more workers returning to mines, signaling potential new production records.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia West Virginia Coal Association United Mine Workers of America Walter H. Cunningham Association New River Kanawha

Careggan Accepts Elks Flag Day Invitation in Wheeling

Charles E. Careggan of Moundsville accepted Wheeling lodge No. 28 B P O Elks invitation to speak at the Elks flagday ceremony to be held Wednesday evening at the Ohio county building. J W Holiday Post O 12 G A R and veterans groups have also accepted invitations to attend.

Wheeling Elks Wheeling W. Va Charles E. Careggan Moundsville Wheeling Lodge No B. P. O. Elks Elks Ohio County J. W. Holiday Post Ohio Valley United Spanish War Terans Joh-Phillips-Rhoades

Gould Morton to wed Huff in New York ceremony

Major Charles Gould Morton of the U S A and Mrs Eleanor Morehead Huff daughter of James S Morehead are to be married in New York on June 14.

Iene New York Charles Gould Morton Eleanor Morehead Huff James S. Morehead

Yes Written on First Return Strike Ballots

Chicago reports the first return ballots show a clear yes on the strike question printed on pink blue and white ballots mailed to railway shop workers nationwide. A Philadelphia area electrical worker on the Pennsylvania Railroad sent the initial ballot to shop crafts union headquarters.

Associated Press Chicago United States Pennsylvania Railroad

Judge Maynard Re-elected President Of Glub For Year

Judge J. Frank Maynard, longtime head of the Blue field Billy Sunday Club, will lead the organization for the coming year after being re elected at a Monday night meeting at First Baptist church. Officers named include Russell Ritz Ernest Henson and Prof C W Patterson as vice presidents recording secretary KE Godsey and W B Hicks as secretaries and treasurer. A five member board of directors was chosen P J Alexander C C Woolwine C P Claytor A J Angel and Col M Deverle. The club thanked W W McNeal for his extension work. The newly elected officers are to meet Thursday night at Judge May nards K and M building office.

First Baptist Church Milly Sunday Club Judge Maynard Russell Ritz Ernest Henson C. W. Patterson O. C. Phelps KE. Godsey W. B. Hicks P. J. Alexander C. C. Woolwine C. P. Claytor A. J. Angel Cc. M. Deverle W. W

Steubenville Gypsy Wedding Claimed. No Evidence Found

Sheriff reports no evidence to support the charge that Steve Western sold his daughter Anna Western to a Gypsy for 3000 dollars. The 16 year old and John Morris, 20, wed at the Alikamna Gypsy camp grounds with several hundred Gypsies present. Mrs Carrie Wells of Conneaut Lake Park, Pa., sister to Anna, had asked officials to halt the ceremony.

Steubenville Edward Laas Steve Western Anna Western John Morris Alikamna Vally Carrie Wells Conneaut Lake Park Miss Western

Harding nominates two for shipping board reappointment

Washington June 12 Meyer Lin ner and Rear Admiral Wm. S. Benson retired were nominated by President Harding for reappointment to the Shipping Board. Their terms are due to expire at midnight tomorrow.

Washington

Degree For Secretary Wallace Ames

The honorary degree of doctor of laws was conferred upon Secretary of Agriculture of Iowa State College at the fifty first Wallace commencement today by R A Person president.

Wallace Ames Iowa State College Wallace R. A. Person

Storm Kills Over Eighty as Pelham Bay Tragedy Unfolds

A swift cyclone thunderstorm on Sunday capsized 250 small craft in Pelham Bay and Long Island Sound. Marine police grappling the wreckage near City Island recover more than sixty bodies with the toll rising toward eighty or more. Dozens more are missing or unaccounted as rescue efforts continue.

Assocled Press New York Pelham Bay Long Island Sound City Island Morehan Yac Fench Jack Murray J. C. Bower Jack Malloy Frank Warttinger Mann Cornelius Vanderbilt

Ward Peters shooting case shifts focus to race track ties

White Plains June 12 The Westchester grand jury resumes probe into the Ward Peters murder as investigators weigh Walter Ward’s race track connections and possible blackmail links. They question Ralph Ward and consider whether elder Ward will testify while Sheriff Werner notes the outsider status of George Ward.

White Plains N. Y Westchester County Grand Jury Ward-Peters Walter S. Ward Peters Ward James Yves Jamaica Pockey Belmont Park Ralph D. Ward George S. Ward Werner Sherff Pennsylvania Walter Europe

Hallanan Petition For Mandamus Argued Before Court

In Charleston on June 12 the petition of Walter B. Hallanan state tax commissioner for a writ of mandamus to compel EF B. Rocke Payette county assessors to surrender books to John L. Ryan special treasurer was argued. Simms urged the assessor failed to value property at true and actual value while Holt contested the statute as unconstitutional. The court adjourned without a decision.

Charleston W. Va Walter 8. Hallanan EF. B. Rocke Payette County John L. Ryan Mallanan Supreme Court John T. Simms John H. Holt Huntington W. L. Lee Fayetteville Simms Holt Roeke

Labor Leaders Open 42nd AF of L Convention in Cincinnati

The American Federation of Labor opened its 42nd annual convention in Cincinnati with a speech by Samuel Gompers defending union rights and promising to push forward despite challenges. Delegates heard reports, welcomed officials, and noted total federation membership at 3,195,636 despite a year decline.

Associated Press Cincinnati Organized Labor American Federation Samuel Gompers Federation Mr. Gompers Gompers George P. Carrel T. J. Donnelly Ohio Federation of Labor Ohio National Guard

Jealous husband Oscar Harman in Bramwell shooting case

The Bramwell murder case centers on Oscar Harman who allegedly killed his wife Bila Mae Harman and neighbor Gordon McBride with a revolver on Sunday at the Harman home near Cooper's station. Witnesses describe Harman surrendering about thirty minutes after the crime and being held for grand jury action.

Oscar Harmon Coopers George McBride Oscar Harman Bila Mae Kiarmain Coopers Sunday Gordon Melrida McBride Cnest Harman Picuadar Atnees Ja Cc Mom Bramwell Harman S. Head Harrison Coopers Station Harman Home L. B. McBride Rae Harman

Adelard Delorme Declared Insane by Alienists

Montreal reports Adelard Delorme has been pronounced insane by alienists after examination. The source calls the finding absolutely certain and says he should not be tried for actions connected to his half brother.

Montreal Que la Presse Today Adelard Delorme Oul

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Oes Russell S. Ritz Mercer United Mine Workers Underwood Preacher Blizzard West Virginia Association Maynard GLUB Bluefield Billy Sunday Club W. W. McNeal J. Frank Maynard Billy Sunday Club Shipping Board Pelham Bay and Clarence Peters Hallanan Executive Council Porto Rico E. Mont Riley Bramwell
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