Three Automobiles Go Over Embankment Near Lurich
Three cars slipped on a wet curve near Lurich and plunged down a twenty foot embankment into the New River. Charles Brown of Bluefield sustained injuries and was taken to a hospital. the Cadillac, Maxwell, and Mitchell were damaged, with drivers escaping or injured as a washout on a sharp curve caused loss of control.
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Lurich
New River
Charles Kent
Bluefield
Charles Brown
Tazewell
Maxwell
Ken
Mitchell
Mr. Kent
the Brown
Kent
Cadillac
County Clerk Announces License Fees And Delays
The county clerk warns applicants to file early for licenses effective July 1 and lists principal licenses with their costs plus clerks fees. He notes frequent errors from applicants misreporting amounts cause delays, and explains hotel and restaurant license calculations and special approvals.
Grand and Petit Jury Lists for July Term
The grand jury will sit July 3 and the petit jury July 10. Names include Hubbard and Lilly of Camp Creek, Pennington of Potteroy, Elmore of Ingleside, Thompson of Eigood, Davis of Gardner, and many Princeton and Bluefield residents. Prosecutor Sutton issued 75 to 100 witness summons. July docket around 150 cases. Also notes on hospital patients, a mail crane test, and two marriage licenses.
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Grand Jury
P. A. Hubbard
Camp Creek
Joseph Lilly
C. V. Pennington
Potteroy
R. F. Lilly
Athens
Allen Cook
Lerona
W. Mills
Princeton
Fr. W. Elmore
Ingleside
Charles W. Thompson
Eigood
James W Davis
Gardner
Montreville Lusk
Spanishburg
G. P. Walker
Matoaka
Ben W. Parker
Rock
Geo W. Francisco
Bluefield
J. 8
Hall
Russell Shrader
Littlesburg
T. L. Faulkner
New Hope
Petit Jury
A. J. Oxley
Pearis Bailey
Obe Belcher
R. L. Arrington
Duhring
Robert Harman
S. B. McKinney
Lashmeet
Charles Hubbard
W. B. Sanders
D. R Day
Kegley
Ed. Wimmer
Ebb Reed
Cole Hatfield
A. F E. Bruce
Hatcher
A. C. Underwood
Rush Akers
Springton
J B. Neal
Wilburn Mabe
Mannering
Wade Bailey
Kemp Smith
Ada
F. A. Bolin
Edward Gott
A. L. Bowling
Ali W. Lilly
Dunns
Nathaniel Hager
Truefield
S. M Bennett
D. K
W. H Overholt
W. N. Lilly
Bud Hubbard
J. B. Meador
Eractus Basham
Flat Top
C. A. Bailey
Ote Perdue
Brush Fork
Grover Shumate
R. M Blankenship
Ernest Cooper
Fred Johnston
Sutton
Grand
Petit Juries
Karnes
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Health Aid
An advertisement warns against calomel and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer, harmless alternative. The caller claims the product won’t salivate and can be given to children, urging readers to ask druggists for a 50 cent bottle and to report positive results.
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Dodson
Reputation Built on a Rog Reputation
Vitalae's standing rests on public confidence with many Bluefield residents praising its use for nervousness sleeplessness stomach trouble and chronic constipation. Each bottle carries a money back guarantee if no benefit. Bluefield agencies White and Central Pharmacy Welch Drug Co Welch and Northfork Drug Co Northfork.
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Vitalae
Bluefield
White and Central Pharmacy
Welch
Welch Drug Co
Northfork
Northfork Larug Co
Norfolk and Western Sets New Coal Movement High
The Norfolk and Western system is set for a third place finish in the year end rankings of major coal carriers. Last year it trailed the Baltimore and Ohio, which shows rising tonnage this year with over one million tons more than the first half of last year. Labor unrest eases in N and W fields while May exports stalled by ship shortages, but more vessels bound for American ports promise improved tonnage. Cuba leads as South and Central American buyers dominate exports aside from Italy.
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Norfolk and Western
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Italy
America
Cuba
Suffrage Groups Denounce Democratic Platform Inadequate
In St Louis on June 16 leaders of the Woman's Party and the National American Woman Suffrage Association denounced the Democratic platform as inadequate and vowed to press for a constitutional amendment in Congress. Miss Ann Martin said they would return to Washington quickly and push for action before adjournment or face further campaign action.
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St. Louis
Woman's Party
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Congress
Washington
Bourse Adopts Plan to Restrict Circulation
Berlin officials report the Berlin Bourse has outlined a plan to restrict circulation. The move, backed by the government and major banks, aims to curb wartime wild speculation jeopardizing the money market. It notes over 100000 workers in American silk mills and related industries.
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Bourse
Berlin
Cham berlain's Cholera Remedy Promoted For Digestive Ailments
The ad praises Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as unsurpassed for cholera and diarrhea. It claims one or two doses stop the attack, is easy to take, contains no astringent, and leaves bowels in a natural condition. Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
We call and deliver promptly Virginia Laundry Ma
Virginia Laundry Ma is noted for prompt call and delivery services. The record highlights efficient communication and reliable handling of orders with quick response times.
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Virginia Laundry
City Celebrates State Birthday at Country Club
Graham Mayor R B Williamson will deliver a message from Mother Virginia with a greeting from Governor Stuart. D E French will speak on Bluefield and Bernard McClaugherty covers West Virginia's Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. Judge Ritz is toastmaster as Bluefield extends greetings to Charleston and the state.
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R. B. Williamson
Graham
Virginia
Stuart
D. E. French
Bluefield
Bernard McClaugherty
West Virginia
Harold A. Ritz
Charleston
Fred W. Udy
Chamber of Commerce
Half Million Strike Ballots To Be Printed
New York June 16 500 000 strike ballots ordered printed today by four railroad Brotherhoods after failing to reach a wage and hour agreement with railroads. Ballots to be delivered tomorrow for voter distribution. Leaders expect over 85 percent approval of a general strike if necessary while urging mediation under the Newlands act.
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New York
Mother of Marian Lambert Takes Stand in Orpet Trial
Mrs. Frank Lambert testified at the William Orpet murder trial in Waukegan detailing Marian Lambert’s sunny nature before her February death. Toxicologists discussed whether cyanide was ingested dissolved, and questions arose about evidence on Marian’s coat and timing of tests.
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Waukegan
Ill
Frank Lambert
Marian Lambert
Lake Forest
Helm’s Woods
William Orpet
University of Wisconsin
Josephine Davis
Marian
Helm’s Wood
Ralph W. Webster
William E. McNally
Fred I. Wenban
Wilson Frankland
Walter Sales
Albert Hotman
Helm's Woods
Wenban
Webster
Hitchcock Not Candidate for National Chairman
New York. Frank H. Hitchcock returned from Wisconsin and stated he is not a candidate for the Republican national committee chairmanship. He urged a campaign committee including Progressive and Republican leaders to unite voters of both party wings behind the nominee, likely Hughes. Hitchcock plans a trip to Boston for Harvard class reunion.
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New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
Wisconsin
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Mr. Hughes
Hitchcock
Boston
Harvard
Chamberlain's Tablets Popular Gentle Laxatives
The article notes a shift from harsh cathartics to mild laxatives like Chamberlain's Taolets. It claims the tablets provide natural relief, strengthen the stomach, and improve digestion, with availability everywhere from Tuesday to Saturday.
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Chamberlain
Fire Alarm Signals From Central Station and City Posts
Fire alarm signals reported from Central Station at Pulaski Street and from City Hall locations including Princeton Avenue Russell Street Bluefield Avenue Mercer Street and various cross streets. The Militia Call indicates a hurricane alarm and alarms were sent from Central Station.
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City Hall
Princeton Avenue
Russell St
Biuefield Avenue
Mercer St
Bluefield Ave
Sublette & Barnes
Bluefield Avenue
Thomas
Chestnut
Spruce St
Poplar St
Raleigh Street
Federal Avenue
Naligh
Stewart
Keese
Marshall
Alleon
Powell
Milaski
Park Streets
Bland
Jones
Williams
Blind
Ellis
North
South
Jefferson Streets
Pen Mar
Frederick
Iddle Adams
Ronoke and
Clark Streets
Norfolk and Western
Hardy
Orange
Binefield Ave
Midway
Henry and
Greenbrier
Uipper
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Verson Burt
Calilac
Woo
Dr. Kent
SA License Ple Soos
Dowling
Binefield
Biuefield
A. D. Lees
Huntington
Horlick’s
Malte Vy Nake
Horlick
Deena
Wis
U.9
VW. H. Harry & Co
Mercer Healing Springs
R. G. Meador
Prop
W. VA
J. H. Mulford
Mer
Lan
REX
Boyd Chambers
Princeton Hospital
Elsie Bradberry
Bradberry
Ann
Livesay
Virginian
Robert R. Ford
Circuit Court
Jules Sanders & Crockett
Russell S. Ritz
Jesse N. Smith
Baileysville
Cleo B. Massie
Thomas L. Bryant
Emma Moran
Algonquin
Helen Swedblom
Hoquiam
Virginia Laundry Co
Buili
Railroads
Cornell
Keys Planing Mills CO
Graham, VA
Virginian Supply CO
Princeton, W. VA
IAD ES Outfitters
Tip Top
S. S. Davis
Pocahontas
Central Station
Pulaski Street
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