Mrs Meadows of Bluefield Dies at 57
Death claims Rosa Meadows of 117 Franklin street Bluefield after illness at Bluefield sanitarium. Born December 20 1874 in Floyd County Virginia she married J S Meadows March 4 1892. Survived by 12 children and many relatives. Funeral at West Christian church with Willowton services and private burial.
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Rosa Meadows
Franklin Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
Aince
Floyd County
Virginia
Meadows
Bluefloet
Christian Church
S. A. Nunley
Leckie
Pattom
A. Vengen
Mra
A. B. Keith
Wringelon
Wrat Christian Church
Willowton
Christs Church
Ben
Jolson
Tane Wright
Gilespie
Garrett, Yost
M. Carroll
A. 4. Peters
Benton Milum
Charlie Pruett
W. B. Walk
G. A
Adbom W. H. Borden
Frank Daniels
Will Reese Murray
Wilam J. Hager
the Lakes
Bible Clase
Mrs. Meadows
Mrs R S Shannon Dies in Narrows Virginia
Mrs. R. S. Shannon aged 54 died at 8 40 AM at the Narrows home of her daughter Mrs. Join Fox after a brief illness of angina pectoris. The Roanoke widow had lived there recently and will have a brief funeral conducted by Dr. Richard Gwen pastor of Calvary Baptist Church.
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R.S. Shannon
Roanoke
Richard
Gwen
Calvary Baptist Church
Funeral service at Fairview cemetery Roanoke Saturday
The service will be held at Fairview cemetery in Roanoke at 3 PM Saturday afternoon. The body remains at the daughter Mrs. Joba Fox home in Narrows until noon Saturday when it will be taken directly to the Roanoke cemetery. Flowers are requested to be omitted.
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Fairview
Roanoke
Joba, Fox
Narrows
Earl Maurice Rites Held For Mercer County Man
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at McComas for Isaac Maurice a well known Mercer county man who died Monday in Charleston. The Rev J B Belcher conducted the service at the Thomas Memorial and pallbearers accompanied the body to Woodlawn cemetery for burial.
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McComas
Isaac Maurice
Mercer County
Charleston
Funeral Rites Held for D B Cruise
The Rev. I Peters and the Rev. Howard L Weeks conducted funeral rites yesterday for D B Cruise 40 district manager of Commercial Insurance at his home 608 College Avenue Me Cruise died Monday morning at St Luke's hospital after several months illness The committal at Monte Vista Park cemetery was in charge of Bluefield lodge No 5 A P A M and Knights Templar escorted participants in the service Many floral tributes and a large congregation attended.
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I. Peters
First Baptist Church
Howard L. Weeks
Colelegit Avenue Baptist Church
LD. Cruise
Commercial Tnsurance Company
College Avenue
Cruise
St. Luke's Hospital
Monte Vista Tark Cemetery
Bluefield Lodge No
Knights Templar
Frisco Chamber Opposes Wealth Tax Plan of FDR
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce telegraphed President Roosevelt to protest his plan to raise income and inheritance taxes. It argued that business activity should be encouraged as the source of the greatest revenue and warned that the proposed tax policy would throttle property and economic growth.
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Frisco Chamber
San Francisco
Raleigh County relief worker sues for 25000 damages
Beckley WV area article reports a Raleigh County relief worker, William Slipson of Maynor, suing state relief administration for 25000 claiming a road truck backed into him during a highway project October 20, 1934, injuring his pelvis and right leg while aiding others to move the vehicle. Also mentions Blind workers and a separate Kentucky leadership note.
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Beckley
PIA
State Relief Administration
William Slipson
Maynor
Ull
William N. Beeh Jer
Relief Administration
Quings Dillon
Slipson
Dameron
Acts 70 Plug Bold Loopholes Continued From Page One
Senate banking committee planned early consideration of the message. A tentative U S Panama agreement would pay Panama canal rent in devalued dollars, matching old gold value. Conservatives vowed a battle, calling policy dishonest and noting a long path to passage. Industrial czar burns wife: Owen D Young returns to bury spouse in Van Hornesville NY cemetery. messages from Roosevelt and Lohman arrive.
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Fletcher
Senate
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Man Sentenced to Hang Resigned to Fate in Slaying
Robert Branch, 42, a Negro transient, sentenced to death for the slaying of Brady Hill, 21, of Leon, expressed resignation while warden McClintic notes he has been a model prisoner. He will be moved to the death house a week before the July 19 execution. Pardon Attorney Frank Hu l indicated possible executive intervention requests. James C. Daly of Columbus was elected supreme counselor of the United Commercial Travelers of America at its 48th annual convention, succeeding Clarke V. Poland of Bluefield. Lambeau, Packers coach, wed Miss Bille Copeland of Los Angeles, age 37, and 26 respectively.
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Moundsville
W. Va
Robert Branch
Brady Hill
Leon
C. F. Mctlintic
McClintic
Branch
Howe
Charleston
Frank
Hul
Columbia
James CG. Daly
Columbus
United Commercial Travelers of America
Daly
the Sample Cass
Clarke
Poland
Bluefield
Bride
Telephone company gets permit out charges
Charleston West Virginia June 27 Permission to reduce toll charges on long distance calls to originate and terminate within the state was granted today by the public service commission. The company said reductions of 6 to 10 cents would save about 60009 annually for telephone users based on current use. The new rates will take effect July 1.
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Charleston
W. Va
Public Service Seminario
Eva Goo Goes Calmly to Death at Sing Sing
A report from Sing Sing states Mrs Eva Goo was executed in the electric chair. Leonard Seward, formerly inmate at Wetherfield State Prison, claims Arthur Plent was not at the Lesnow shirt factory robbery. Legal efforts to halt the execution failed. Gov Lehman did not intervene.
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Eva Coo
Sing Sing
Wetherfield
Conn
Cleara
Don Parsons
Leonard Seward
Arthur Plent
Wetherfield Whain
Lesnow
Plent
Leonard Searnicl
Sing Sint Prison
New York
Scarriet
William H. Murray
Troy
N. Y
Searnid
David Slade
Goo
Lehman
Southern Fliers Set New Record
Southern fliers set a new record as the National Aeronautical Association reports progress in training and flight operations. The article notes an official line check on the flight and indicates ongoing efforts to push performance standards higher.
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The
National Aeronautical Association
Delay In Hearing Mooney Petition In California
San Francisco observers report a delay in the habeas corpus hearing for Thomas J. Mooney, the 1916 Preparedness Day bomber. George T. Davis announced he would seek a postponement to allow eastern attorneys Frank Walsh and John Finnerty to attend. Mooney’s conviction rests on alleged perjured testimony. the bombing killed 10 people and injured many.
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San Francisco
Thomas J. Mooney
California Supreme Court
Juathee
Wiliam H. Wash
George T. Davis
Mooney
Attors Heyn
Frank Walsh
New York
John Finnerty
Washington
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R. S. Shannon
Rialto
Matinee Daily
Campbell
Utah
Salt Lake City
Malcol Campbell
Rocor
Engishman
He Sands
Daytona Beach
Flas
Walt Fata
Earl Maurice
D. B. Cruise
Raleigh County
Loulaville
Tuna
Pyus L. Watts
Richmond
Virginia Commission For the Blind
American Association of Workers For the Blind
Seth de Eo
Strongheart
Teaver
Omais
Helen Paris
Edward Siomon
Appalachian Electric Power Company
Appalachian Electric Power
Granada
Lulu PU Tt
Joy
Dogwood
Bristol
Tazewell County
Fred Key
N. A
N. A. A. Set By Dale Jackson and Forrest O'Brine At St. Louis
Frog Leus
Fimimy’s
Tom Mooney
Mary
Grandpa
Grampa
God Homukeping Bureau
Bobby
Tares
Teasele
Riverside
Riverside Center
Warda
Sinsiler
Montgomery
Federal Street
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