Coalfield items and local notices in Bluefield ad bundle
A dense page lists coal company names and contact numbers, local services, grocery items, and church notices. Items include Raven Red Ash Lump coal from Raven Coal Co, fast prompt delivery, and varied merchandise from Weinberg's and Army Navy Salvage Co. Community notices cover Billy Sunday Club services, missionary trips, dress sales, and church programs at First Baptist and First Christian churches.
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First Presbyterian
Edwin C. Wade
Gardner W. Moore
Japan
Our Church
Samuel W. Moore
Bluefield Visitor Farthest From Home
The Bluefield visitor register lists R. Heming of Milwaukee Wisconsin as the farthest from home today. Also notes baptisms at John Brown meeting and ongoing church events amid a busy community scene.
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Bluefield
R. Heming
Milwaukee
Wis
Sarver Grocery Ad Lists Produce and Meats
Brookfield area delivery by phone 1450 or 1451 from ee C. Sarver Grocery at 50 College Avenue. Produce includes strawberries cantaloupes watermelons peaches and many vegetables plus lamb veal pork beef and other meats. We deliver.
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Brookfield
Ee C. Sarver Grocery
College Avenue
McAdoo Refuses Access as Reporters Press For Comments
From dawn until late at night a steady stream of callers filled McAdoo headquarters and his private suite as he declined to see newspaper correspondents. He briefly took his two young children for a walk in Central Park.
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Carter
R. O. Carter
Easley-Penon ‘Ie Company
Bluefield Avenue
Dakota
Hollins Randolph
Georgia
McAdoo
Treasury
Central Park
Neely Brothers Guilty in Midnight Verdict
In Bluefield a federal grand jury verdict found the Neely brothers guilty after testimony from Ring and Chafin advised him not to appear. The session also naturalized eight foreigners and scheduled another applicant to report with witnesses. Prohibition cases dominated dispositions with multiple fines and jail terms, continuances, and transfers to Huntington and Mercer counties.
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Ring
Chafin
Bluefield
Bernard Pettigrew
Lawrence L. McClure
United States
A. F. Kingdon
Victor H. Friend
Asimakopula Nichas
John Baltaglino
Said Mashie
Princeton
Tony Davis Boston
Anthony Yengen
George Elias Spanos
Salvatore Peraldo
Bramwell
Veto Diaco
Coopers
H. W. Whitt
John Miller
Elmore Shepherd
H. G. Hamner
Neal Royal
Charleston
Edward Frazell
Mercer County
Clain Hickman
Jess Reed
Lauura Mathews
Lawrence Effier
R. L. Lord
R. L. Ford
John Owens
Yester
Illicit still case leads to multiple jail terms
In McDowell and adjoining counties Rufus Massie Sam Farley George Farley Sallie Tucker Thompson George Ray Scott Lasher Catherine Lasher and N D Payatt received prison or jail sentences. All pleaded guilty in the S O Rider illicit still case. Rider himself was fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to four years in federal prison in Atlanta.
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Summers County
S. O Rider
Guailty
Rider
Atlanta
Robbers Blow Up Train north of Salonica
A special train carrying hundreds of thousands of dollars was blown up north of Salonica. Train crews fought off the robbers who caused the wreck.
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Sofia
Salonica
Oldest Coroner Samuel Craddock Dies at 91
Bath England reports the death of Dr Samuel Craddock regarded as the world's oldest coroner. He died at age ninety one.
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Bath
Eng
Samuel Craddock
Barmaids at Holborn Church Benefit Service
More than 500 bar maids and their employees attended a service at a Holborn church in England to raise funds for their benevolent fund.
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Church Holborn
Eng
Prayers for a Thief Mentioned in Uluth Church
Special prayer was offered at a church for a thief who stole two memorial candlesticks from the altar. The candlesticks were returned the next day.
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Uluth
Mount Everest Claims Two Lives
London reports Sir Francis Younghusband announced two climbers died in the Mount Everest expedition near the summit after weeks of blizzards and exhaustion. The death toll includes George Leigh Mallory and A. C. Ervine, with the mission likely abandoned for the year.
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London
Sir Francis Younghusband
Royal Geographical Society
Mount Everrest
George Leigh Mallory
A. C. Ervine
Westminster
Francis
Sir Francis
Mallory
Ervine
Birkenhead
Daily Express
Mount
Everest
Fourteen Held in Train Hold-Up Case With $2 Million Loot
Ten true bills issued in the hold up of a mail train. Ernst Fontana captured in a raid. Murray rearrested on a mail theft charge related to Union Station. John B. Byrne says trial likely within two months. Rush D. Simmons indicates possible reintroduction of U S Marines on mail trains. Greenberg, suspected mastermind, pursued in Illinois as loot valued around two million dollars.
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Pond
Ernst Fontana
Murray
Liberty
Union Station
John B. Bryne
United States
Rush D. Simmons
Post Office
Washington
Chicago
Greenberg
Williamson County
Ill
St. Louis
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City Coal Co
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Exchange
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James S. Kahle
Addres
Ingleside Farm
Henry S. Turner
Roanoke
Call Thee Coal Co
Army-Navy Salvage Co
Princeton Avenue
Cumberland Inn
Grant Smith
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Pocahontas Fuel Co
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Suailones Colege
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Billy Sunday Club
Bland Street Methodist Church
Law and Commerce
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Athens
Weinberg’s
the American Legion
Economy Home
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First Baptist Church
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First Christian Church
Mississippi
Calvary Baptist
John Brown
First Christian
P. P. Hasselvander
The
Marianum Society
Fallon
Florist
California
F. RK. Pennington
Ligutenant
John Williams
J. Frank Magnum
Coeburn
Reburn
Harry F. Jones
Tax Service
Bradmann Buiilding
N. M
Honaker Dep
Mercer Funeral Home
Bland Street
WM. H. Carr
Abrams
Coal & Coke
W. VA
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Floor Coal & Coke
Annes
Atkins
George
Mount Vernon
Atkin’s
Binefield, W. Va
James Stott Piano Tuner
National Association
West Virginia
N. E. Rierson
J. B. Eades
Osteopathic
Bluefield, W. VA
Frederick W. Black
Beauty Shoppe
Zora English Morris
Kent & Kent
Abram
Jefferson Street
Jefferson St
M’adoo
Neely Brothers
Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
South Bluefield Phcy
North and
Bland Sts
Easley-Penn Drug Co
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Flat Top Grocery Co
Monarch
A. A. Hewitt
G. W. Hewitt
Reid, Murdoch & Co
Summit
C. G. Bruce
India
Tibet
Fr. Vine
Valentine
W. H. Harry & CO
J. S. Compton
Good Drug Stores
Kodaks Autographic
Hayler’s
Nunnally's
Liggett’s
Martha Washington
Goodykoontz
ConNeratir
East End
Bluefield Pharmacy
Fairview Pharmacy
Rioad
South Streets