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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1925

Page

9

Damages Awarded In Small Sums In Appalachian Power Case

After deliberation the jury awarded Mr. Slate 400 dollars and Mrs. Slate 350 dollars in a mobile collision case arising from an accident on the Biluefield Bramwell road last December 12. The car struck a culvert, overturned near a power company truck, and the driver failed to yield. The suits were tried together with representation by Ira J. Partlow and George Howard. defendant sued by Sanders Crockett Foxnders. Additional notes mention S Lieberman v A L Moore beginning in circuit court, and local social news from Welch and Pineville. The Episcopal Guild announces a meeting at 4 PM at Mrs. L A Osborne’s home.

Mr. Slate Mrs. Slate Biluefield- Bramwell C. R. Hatcherson Slate Stich Power Company eTson Ira J. Partlow George Howard Sanders, Crockett, Foxnders Welch and Bluefield S. Lieberman A. L. Moore

Welch Personal Notices Span Local Travel and Visits

Dr. G. T. Eppling and son Harold returned from a visit to Princeton and Bluefield. Miss Georgia Clybourne of Bluefield is back home after a stay in Welch. Local figures John Blackely C P Jones Joseph M Crockett and Sheriff McGinnis Hetfield were in Bluefield on business. F Green of Majestic Ky admitted to Grace Hospital for operation. Miss Mary Long, after time in Welch, returned to Bluefield. S L Hermanson Keystone merchant spent time in Welch for business. Co L Topping Charleston state fire marshal visited Welch Wednesday. Charles H Smithey contractor left Welch for Erwin Tenn.

WELCH G. T. Eppling Harold Princeton Bluefield Georgia Clybourne John Blackely C. P. Jones Joseph M. Crockett Sheriff McGinnis Hetfield F. Green Majestic Grace Hospital

Wreck Death Toll Definite at Forty Four Lives

Berlin reports the Hackettstown New Jersey wreck toll fixed at forty four. Families from Chicago and elsewhere race to retrieve bodies and comfort relatives. German papers share wide sympathy as news reaches from the distant shores of Lake Michigan.

Chicago Edwin Brunner Berlin Hackettstown N. J Deutsche Allgemeine Zettung Rhine Vistula Lake Michigan

McMillan Begins Ninth Arctic Voyage

The report notes McMillan starting a ninth voyage into the Arctic. He signals reluctance to push beyond rule limits without official information on Amundsen, which would indicate his possible location or plans.

McMillan Arctic Amundsen

Rail line cuts fourteen daily trains in Ohio report

The public utilities commission authorized Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company to discontinue fourteen daily trains. The decision follows a finding of operating losses and declining patronage, with the change to take effect after a thirty day notice period.

Columbus Wheeling and Jake Drie Railway Company Public Utilities Commission

Trains to be discontinued listed by number and route

A notice enumerates train numbers to be discontinued including 003 and 3804 on Changrin Falls Falls Junction lines 33 and 34 to Harmon to Zanesville 8 7 Canton to Cleveland and other segments from Canton to Sherrods ville Wheeling to Harmon and Warrentown to Wheeling Steubenville to Warrentown and back, detailing routes and termini.

Changrin Falls Falls Junction Harmon Zanesville Cleveland Canton Sherrodsville Wheeling Warrentown Steubenville

Petroleum Iron Works lands oil tank contracts

New York June 17 The Petroleum Iron Works of wees has reserves order from Standard Lacey to build twenty eight 65000 barrel tanks at Anchorage across from the refinery at Baton Rough In Texas Company also has given Petroleum Iron Works a contract for the erection of four 37000 barrel steel storage tanks at Port Arthur three 66000 barrel tanks at Port Nechez one 64000 and one 3400 barrel tank at ederland.

New York Petroleum Iron Works of Wees Standard Lacey of Padline Anchorage Baton Rough Texas Company Petroleum Iron Works Port Arthur Port Nechez Ederland

Third Cromwell Family Crowned

Miss Cromwell, twenty, of New York, died after a fall in unclear circumstances while visiting friends in Chicago. Her brother Jarvis Cromwell says no details are known beyond suspected vertigo. she planned a summer in rope and art visits with cousin Mrs Stocks Millar. She leaves parents, two sisters, and notable family ties to art institutions. The Huntington district sees delays as the Chris Green packet boat awaits suitable river conditions.

Jarvis Cromwell Stocks Millar Chicago Harry M. Trippe Huntington District of United States Engineers Kanawha Chris Green Greene Line Huntington

Towboats and packets await artificial wave

Huntington W Va June 17 Tow boats and packets gather at Point Pleasant to ride an artificial wave released Friday to carry boats down the Ohio River the pool above dam No 26 is down for repairs The wave was to have been re-

Huntington W. Va Kanawha River Point Pleasant Ohio River

Injunction Sought to Stop River Pollution

Depositions were taken in Hinton West Virginia as Summers County Court seeks a permanent injunction against Union Tanning of Marlinton and Pocahontas Tanning to stop pollution of the Greenbrier River. Temporary injunctions were granted last fall by Judge Hatcher in circuit court. About forty witnesses testified in the prosecutor W T Hall office assisted by FE C Waele R FP Dunlap James MM Miller and T N Read all of Hinton.

Hinton W. Va Summers County Gnerebrier River Union Tanning Company Marlinton Pocahontas Tanning Company Aainst Hatcher W. T. Hall FE. C. Waele R. FP. Dunlap James MM. Miller T. N Read

Few Men on Berengaria Sails as Girls Take Over Berengaria

The Cunarder Berengaria sailed for Southampton with the student section entirely female housing 321 college girls from eastern colleges. Men were absent from large passenger quarters and smoking rooms now read for women. The item notes a Berlin hotel moving to radio powered rooms.

Berengaria New York Cunarder Berengaria Southampton

Substantial Increase in C and C Coal Loadings

Huntington W Va June 17 Coal loading on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway for the week ending June 13 showed a substantial increase over the prior week W J Harahan president said today Loadings in all fields totaled 208008 cars an average of 3467 cars daily The New River field shipped 63 6 cars of coke and the Kentucky field 169 8 cars making a total of 234 cars Collected figures follow by field New

Huntington W. Va Chesapeake and Ohio Railway W. J. Harahan New River Kentucky New

River and Coal River Tributaries Flow Figures

River 4,732.2. Kanawha 2,9614. Coal River 1,829.4. Logan 7,936. 2,278.6. Long Fork 682.6. Miller's Creek 302.6. A. C. I. 128 cars.

Negro Found Guilty of First Degree Murder in West Virginia

Robert Ford, 24, Negro, was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a Clarkeburg jury. He killed Edward Wood, 62, at Cambria on May 16. The sentence is hanging. The jury deliberated for one hour.

Clarkeburg W. Va Robert Ford Edward Wood Cambria Ford

Death penalty asked for slayer of son

Pittsburg June 17. A verdict of murder in the first degree with death as the penalty was requested by the district attorney at the close of the trial of Alice J. Tilles charged with killing his 17 year old son Albert J. Tilles Jr. The jury, not yet verdict, was locked up at 9 p m. Tilles claimed the shooting occurred accidentally during a scuffle for a revolver.

Pittsburg Alice J. Tilles Albert J. Tilles, Jr Tilles

Mayor Delivers Coal in Person to Constituents

A. J. Strange the local coal dealer and mayor makes daily coal deliveries to residents, showing hands on service. The report notes his dual role and direct outreach to the community.

Caine Eng A. J. Strange Fealeo

Also Mentioned on This Page

G. H. Slate Appalachian Power Company Oeaks Becoiisa G. L Appalachian Power Cae 7 Fury Satite Soule Boy Bocuts CNN Governiente Se Charles H. Payne Pinevillé Welch Loch Bert E. Downs Elizabeth Partlow Guyan L. L. Ashw Esterday Craig Healings Eriisscopal Guild Episcopal Guild L. A. Osborne BY Ahern Roscoe Milad Gertie CLAGG aSc McCormick & Co Baltimore, Md Cromwell Family S.S.S Charlie Peerless Motor Saan Teese Teeke Lees U. Leels Ales Peerless Motor Car CO Peerless Bluefield Garage, Inc Bluefield, W. VA Dale Bel Northfork Northfork, West VA Foster Memorial Home Huntington, W. VA Ada van Ness
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