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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1930

Page

3

Bombs menacing British rule in India report

Bombs exploded in Lahore Amritsar Lyallpur Gujrawala and Rawalpindi injuring officers and damaging property as police stations were targeted. A second explosion followed investigations. Insurgents also resisted troops on the northwest frontier prompting clashes and injuries.

Bombay India Lahore Amritsar Lyallpur Gujrawala Rawalpindi Gourawala Miliia Tangi Utman Khel Jahman

New York Broker Found Dead with Bullet in Brain

Walter Werner, 37, a broker and representative of foreign banks, was found dead in his Fifth Avenue apartment with a bullet wound to the head. A note cites stock market losses and a $1000 cash check for funeral expenses. Werner maintained an office on lower Broadway.

New York Walter Werner Fifth Avenue Erner

Blaze started by boys destroys three homes

In Martinsburg West Virginia two youths admitted they started a fire two weeks earlier to dry clothes causing the destruction of Charles Smith and his brothers homes in Back Creek valley. Officers questioned nine men initially with no one held. the boys are sons of a man questioned.

Martinsburg W. Va Charles Smith Back Creek Valley Smith

Magistrate Ordered to Show Cause on Bond Refusal

The West Virginia Supreme Court issued an alternative writ of mandamus directing W. P. Purdy, justice of the peace in Lincoln County, to appear July 15 and show cause for refusing to accept appeal bonds from Harvard Gas and Cambridge Gas in a suit by Roy Shirley. Purdy had awarded Shirley $225.36 and $80 respectively, and the bonds were rejected over the claim that the National Surety Company did not own property in Lincoln County.

Charleston W. Va State Supreme Court W. P. Purdy National Surety Company Lincoln County

Dr. Littlejohn Named Lions District Governor

Paden City West Virginia June 19 The Lions clubs of the twenty ninth district elect Dr David Littlejohn of Charleston district governor. Lieutenants named H F Fields Montgomery R L McCulty Spencer and Dr C S Bates Lumberport. Huntingto n chosen 1931 convention city. The group backed action to educate and employ blind persons in West Virginia and endorsed FB R Tingsley Parkersburg for the Lions International board.

Paden City W. Va Lions Clubs Twenty Ninth District David Littlejohn Charleston H. F. Fields Montgomery R. L. McCulty Spencer C. S. Bates Lumberport Huntington Paden City Park Robert L. McKeever Lions International Blindersons West Virginia Memrs FB. R. Tingsley Parkersburg International Board

Two Witnesses Back Defendant in Passing Show Sketch

In a vaudeville bit, a client asserts two witnesses will prove he was at home in bed the night of the alleged crime and two more attest he was playing bridge at their homes, suggesting solid alibi evidence.

Itching Stops Instantly Piles Soothing Ointment Ad

Cleveland Broner of Maxton NC reports relief after using Peterson's Ointment for a severe pile outbreak. The ad promises rapid itching and burning relief and says a 85 cent box ends piles, available at drug stores.

Peterson Cleveland Broner Maxton N. Car

Memory and romance entwine in Greenwich Village tale

Judith Grant, painter Vincent Stornaway, and Chummy Morley navigate love and memory in a bohemian circle. Alan Steyne returns a changed man, Chummy’s memory resurges, and Judy confronts loyalties as Steyne declares love for Judith while Gideon watches and Stornaway arranges connections.

Judith Grant Greenwich Village Chummy Morley Alan Steyne Steyne Chummy Judith Vincent Stornaway Bruce Gideon

Gideon Pursues Judy At Stornaway Studio Tea

Judy Grant meets Bruce Gideon in a lavish studio visit with Max Dickbread and artist Stornaway. Gideon flatters and prods, proposes to show Judy more of his world while she remains wary and deflects his advances. Judy agrees to a private dinner if he comes alone, as tension and romance swirl toward a cliffhanger.

Judy Stornaway Gideon Bruce Gideon Park Avenue America Madame de Toros Judith Grant Max Dickbread Dickbread Stornaways Punch Alan

Capudine Advertisement Promises Quick Headache Relief

An old Capudine ad touts fast relief for headaches back pains and neuralgic pains. It recommends two teaspoonfuls in water with quick action and no opiates. Sold in drug stores in single doses and 10c 30c and 60c bottles.

Endurance Test Marks 600 Mile Snowbound Winter Run

An exceptionally severe endurance contest stretched 600 miles over snow covered country roads and mountainous hills in midwinter testing sturdy construction and rough endurance of vehicles and drivers.

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DR. Littlejohn Lions District Coralis Stant Clarissa Morley Vincent Stornaway’s Goodby Clarissa Jodie and Heath Hosken Chelsea House el Girl Mr. Stornaway Lemon Grove Honor Bright Ev Ite Star Store Princeton Ave Fre Mi Ey Burns Dunlop Buffalo Dunlop Tire & Rubber CO Bland Street Preston Ford United States Fennan Lake Spokane Germany France Italy Finland Argentina Copenhagen Paris England Amancaes Peru Royal Automobile Club of Sweden Phaeton de Luxe Phaeton de Luxe Sedan Town Sedan F. O. B. Detroit Universal Credit Company Plan of Time Payments Col Ford Motor Company
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