Rites Today for W M Richardson At Bluefield
Funeral services for W M Richardson railway telegrapher and train dispatcher proceed at 3 30 this afternoon from the Richardson home 1001 Highland avenue Rev J B Massey of Hampden Sydney college conducts services from First Presbyterian Church in the absence of Dr Samuel W Moore Bluefield Masonic lodge conducts the services Interment is Monte Vista Park cemetery Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named in detail Flower bearers listed Local obsequy follows traditional rites through a named set of participants
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Richardson
St. Luke's Hospital
J. B. Massey
Hampden- Sydney College
First Presbyterian Church
Samuel W. Moore
Richardson
Highland Avenue
Bluefield
W. O. Franklin
C. M. Scott
F. N. Andrews
J. E Blaydes
A Morrissey
W. C. Pollock
W. C. Tracey
M. G. Creswell
C. BE. Hammer
H. B. Smith
W. BE. Jefcoat
Joe Edmonds
M. G. Lavender
George Lynch
James O'Keeffe
W. A. Haun
H. Carter
George Woods
F. Bushman
D. T. Hardy
T. H. Lynch
W. S. Penn
M Whited
Graham
F. M. Gillespie
C. H. Tabor
J. S. Mastin
F M. Bennett
E. D
Thomas
Roy Bigge
James R. Little
James L
C. White
Iona Jones
Effie Lee
Ida Clark
W. M. Woodyard
M. B. Lockhart
W. B. Debrick
Doris Jones
Alice Gibson
Katherine Barkley
Florence Pring
Laura Stephens
Dorothy Taylor
Marie Edmonds
Helen Bivens
Elizabeth Kersey
Widely Known Auto Inventor Harry Stutz Dies at 53
Indianapolis reports the death of Harry G. Stutz at 53 after failing to rally from surgery for appendicitis. Founder of the car that made good in a day in 1911, he gained national fame for rear axle improvements. He left his company decade ago and retired five years ago. He is survived by his ex-wife and two women, a daughter, a grandchild, his parents, and two sisters.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harry G. Stutz
Stutz
Automobile
Clara Dietz
Dayton
Ohio
Blanche Miller
William W. Horn
Farmers gain power from Montana dam near Poleon
Poleon Montana reports a major hydroelectric project on the Flathead river titled Muscle Shoals of the West. The dam near Poleon will supply about 100000 horsepower with 15000 reserved for irrigation pumping for 124000 acres. It will generate nearly 3 million dollars for the Flathead tribe over 20 years and power markets in copper mines and factories in Butte and Anaconda. The project also envisions four additional sites with total 100000 horsepower and river falls 14 to 40 feet.
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Poleon
Mont
Flathead River
Flathead
Ths
Butte
Anaconda
East Helena
Great Falls
Milwaukee Railroad
Mountain Country
Flathead Lake
Peterson's Ointment Pimples Ad from Springfield
A vintage ad touts Peterson's Ointment promising rapid pimple removal and clear skin within a week. It features a Springfield reader testimonial and a money back guarantee if results are not marvelously clear.
Polosky and five youths charged in ransom plot
Rances Polosky, 26, described as the brains of a Detroit kidnapping gang, is held for a hearing with five male accomplices. Suido Gowatch and Human Case are among the quintet pictured alongside Polosky. They face charges of plotting to spirit away Max Kerner, owner of a wealthy amusement park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rances Polosky
Detroit
Suido Gowatch
Human Case
Polosky
Max Kerner
FOR SALE Studebaker coupe in excellent condition
For Sale- Studebaker coupe in excellent mechanical condition with smooth running engine and new casings. Newly painted. The cheap price, 275 cash, will frighten some away. Some lucky man who owns his automobile will write auto owner care Daily Telegraph, Inspect car, and drive away happy. Office Now in Law & Commerce Bldg, Room 221. 1. B. Sutherland. een French Hat Shoppe Extensive sale of midsummer hats New merchandise latest shades and ne Two groups, 195 and Special communication Bluefield lodge No. 85 A. F. and A. M. Friday afternoon at 2 0 o'clock to conduct funeral of Brother W. M. Richardson. Members of Mercer lodge No. 160 are requested to assist. Bring your automobiles. Meet at Masonic temple. By order of W. M. L. M. Carper secretary. Forest City Waint Sold right here in coalfields for thirty years. It must be good. Bailey Lumber Co. Canaries For Sale. Two or three prize singers for quick sale. Exceptional price, guaranteed, Phone 1531-J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Care Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Lodge No. 85
A. F
A. M
Forest City Waint
Bailey Lumber Co
Directed Verdict in 28000 Suit Also Goes to Court
Judge McClintie adjourned to Princeton for a cornerstone ceremony at the new county courthouse leaving the 28000 suit undecided until this morning. The previously submitted evidence and courtroom arguments precede a resumption. Prohibition cases dominated yesterday with several guilty pleas and others awaiting judgment. Norman Clark received two years in Atlanta after pleading guilty. United States v Sandy Sydnor ended in a hung plea. Shinnabury Simons Burton Hedrick all pleaded guilty to prohibition violations as the judge prepared for more trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClintie
Princeton
Cornierstone
New County
McClintle
Hall
Norman Clark
Atlanta
United States
Sandy Sydnor
Nalled
John Shinnabury
James F. Simons
Albert Burton
Shallory Faxton Hedrick
Cleveland Terminal Opening Set for June 28
Formal opening June 28 marks a milestone in the Van Sweringen terminal project. The 52 story terminal, part of a $220 million plan, joins four existing skyscrapers with more lines to come. It will serve York Central Big Four and Nickel Plate lines. Additional group buildings include the Hotel Cleveland and Medical Pris Benesleera Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
van Sweringens
York Central
Big Four
Nickel Plate
Medical Pris. Benesleera Exchange
Blake Wright Announces Candidacy for House of Delegates
Political notice declares KF. Blake Wright seeking Democratic primary support for a seat in the House of Delegates. The announcement requests voters’ backing in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
Blake Wright Reck
W. V
House Sustains President's Veto of Johnson Bill
The House upheld the president's veto on the Johnson veterans pension bill despite its wide support earlier. The measure would have provided $12 monthly for disabled veterans, with a $40 max for full disability, plus a $25 battle casualty pension for combat wounds, and costs projected between $80 million and $400 million over varying periods. The veto's sustainment kills passage over veto unless a two thirds vote occurs in both houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
House
Congress
Johnson
South Dakota
Senate
Rankin
Mississippi
Jones liquor law violators sentenced in federal court
In Elkins West Virginia Judge W B Baker sentenced three defendants to a total of 10 years 3 months in Atlanta penitentiary for Jones liquor law violations Morgan town residents Jon Diak was given five years for sale of liquor John Corwin received four years and Walker B Riley 15 months for sale of liquor Additional sentences included Steve Krayler six months in Monongalia County Jail Nora Beulshouser fined 150 John Hendricks Jr fined 50 for beer possession Charles Slayton Jr fined 25 for possession and another unnamed sentence noted as the longest in the present session of court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
W. Va
Atlanta
W. B. Baker
Jon Diak
Morgantown
John Corwin
Walker B. Riley
Keyser
Big Loans Made to Jake Lingle
State investigators said Alfred Jake Lingle the slain Chicago Tribune reporter borrowed 850000 after the stock market crash. Officials and racketeers named as lenders include Samuel Ettelson Major Carlos Ames Alderman Bert Cronson and a high sanitary district official with amounts reported. The probe coincides with a major police shakeup and shifts in district command. A check for 500 from Lingle to Police Captain Daniel Gilbert was found as part of the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred
Jake” Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
Samuel A. Ettelson
Thompson
Carlos Ames
Civil Service Commission
Bert Cronson
Ettelson
Clarence S. Darrow
John H. Alcock
Alcock
Detective Bureau
James “Red” Forsythe
Daniel A. Gilbert
Loop
Prince Describes Aims And Ideals Of Japan
Chicago June 26 Prince Iyesato Tokugawa outlined Japan's aims and ideals to Rotarians at the Rotary International jubilee. He said Japan seeks no territorial ambitions and will keep a navy only to defend its coast and commerce. Balloting for Rotary presidential candidates and directors was completed but results were delayed for announcement tomorrow.
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Chicago
Iyesato Tokugawa
Japan
Rotary International
Pacific
Prison illiterates to read about children travel tales
Washington reports Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart plans a book series for teaching prison inmates. She just toured southern prisons and notes prisoners read women's magazines, especially stories about children. Virginia uses a model system with outside supervision. other states lack teaching or force inmates to study in dim corridors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cora Wilson Stewart
Portrait of Pope Pius XI Amid Illness at 73
The 18th portrait of Pope Pius XI notes his illness while he remains in his papal role. Though aged 73, he has not altered his daily routine since his 1922 enthronement, despite doctors advising rest.
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Pius XI
St. Peter
Convict Identified as Suspect in Old Murder Case
Jackson Michigan June 26 identified as William J. Gormley sought five years for the 1925 murder of Eleanor Quinn a Broadway artist model in a Hoboken New Jersey rooming house. Prisoner registered in Michigan as Thomas O'Donnell faces possible life trial in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New Jersey
Walter O'Fallon
Hoboken
Gormley
New York National Guard
O'Fallon
Edward J. McFeely
Martins Ferry Boy Drowns In Ohio River Incident
Charles Harris aged 14 of Martins Ferry drowned in the Ohio River near Martins Ferry. Three companions attempted rescue efforts as the first Belmont County bathing victim of the season. the body was recovered.
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Martins Ferry
Charles Harris
Ohio River
Here
Belmont County
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank Fails to Open
Cincinnati Ohio June 26 The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank one of the country's largest labor banks failed to open today. District Attorney Haroth E. May said the closure stemmed from $1,000,000 check kiting by A W Shafer who is under indictment for embezzling $210,162 50 and linked to the Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company collapse sixteen days earlier. The bank lost more than half its stock as depositors pulled $1,000,000 in three days after the resignation of top officials. Officials expect it to meet obligations as assets are liquidated by the comptroller of the currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks National Bank
Haroth E. May
United States
A. W. Shafer
Cosmopolitan Bank and Trust Company
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Railway and Steamship
Brotherhood Bank Board of Directors
Wares High Bank
Monay
Comptroller of the Currency of
Storm slams western New York leaving two dead
A 60 year old man and his 52 year old neighbor drowned as a fierce thunderstorm roared from Lake Erie across western New York. A 25000 barrel crude oil storage tank at Olean burst into flames after a lightning strike. Dozens of fishing vessels fled to shore as Buffalo and surrounding areas faced blackout and widespread damage.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Erie
New York
James Sullivan
Timothy Davey
Olean
Sullivan
Davey
Severe thunderstorm in Lumsden Bona Vista North sinks boats
A June 26 storm in Lumsden Bona Vista North caused three fishermen to drown or be killed and extensive property damage. Hail the size of stones shattered roofs and windows, and about thirty boats were sunk in the harbor. The minister of posts was informed of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
New Foundland
Lumsden
Bonavista North
British Leaders Confer on India in London Meeting
London June 26 an all party conference on the India situation was held in the prime minister's room at the house of commons. Participants included Prime Minister MacDonald Captain Wedgewood Benn Stanley Baldwin David Lloyd George Austen Chamberlain and the Earl of Reading. No statement issued. the talks reportedly prepared groundwork for the October London conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
India
House of Commons
MacDonald
Wedgewood Benn
Stanley Baldwin
David Lloyd George
Austen Chamberlain
Earl of Reading
United States Pipe Official Succumbs in New Jersey
Beverly New Jersey June 26 Benjamin F Haughton vice president and treasurer of the United States Pipe and Foundry company died Wednesday at age 80 He had long ties to the firm and held director and treasurer roles at Burlington City Loan and Trust Scottsdale Connecting Railroad and served on the deeper waterways commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
N. J
Benjamin F. Haughton
United States Pipe and Foundry Company
Foundry
Burlington City Loan and Trust Company
Scottsdale Connecting Railroad Company
Ae Deeper Waterways Commission
Rexall Orderlies Claim Quick Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician calls constipation the worst misery then notes Rexall Orderlies provide immediate relief. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste for a gentle natural movement without habit or dose increases. Chew nightly, see results next day. 24 for 2 cents at Rexall Drug Store Rice Drug Company Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Drug
Rexall
Rice Drug Company
Princeton
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W. MW. Richardson
Monta Vista Cemetery
Montana Dam
Peterson
Thursey Wombeoast
Springfield
Coater
Lei Peterson
Law & Commerce
B. Sutherland. Een
Jake Lingle
Prince
Ray
F. CO
Aya
Freckles
Farrar
Sid
BY Blosser
Earth
Ohio Labor Bank
College Inn
Colonial Theater
Star Store
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield, W. Va
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