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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

3

For Rent Three Unfurnished Rooms in City Flat

Three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping available at 99 Federal St. Contact T. Oliver, 25 end 5. Vacant in walk up with a bath and living spaces noted in listing.

J. T. _ Oliver South Bluefield E. T. Oliver Care Telegraph Princeton Avenue T. Oliver Federal St Giles Street

Partnership dissolves in Manhattan Restaurant in Northfork WV

The partnership between H Seligman and S L Seligman in Manhattan Restaurant in Northfork West Virginia is dissolved by mutual consent. H Seligman sells his interest to S L Seligman who will operate the restaurant at the same stand, while H Seligman keeps his separate business. S L Seligman assumes debts and collects outstanding accounts.

H. Seligman S. L. Seligman Northfork McDowell County West Virginia Manhattan HW. Seligman Ss. L. Selveman

Orpet Endures Cross Examination in Wisconsin Murder Trial

William H. Orpet, University of Wisconsin student, withstood cross examination in the Marian Lambert murder case in Waukegan Illinois. The defense argues the death could be self inflicted by poison powder. the state contends poison was administered in liquid form and a bottle was not found.

Waukegan William H. Orpet University of Wisconsin Marian Lambert Helms Woods

Liebknecht Sentenced to Penal Servitude and Dismissal

Berlin June 28 Dr Karl Liebknecht socialist leader was sentenced to thirty months penal servitude and dismissal from the army for attempted treason gross insubordination and resistance to authorities The court found political fanaticism rather than unpatriotic feeling and allowed an appeal The trial was held behind closed doors with reporters prohibited from publishing proceedings except the verdict

Berlin Karl Liebknecht Dr. Liebknech Liebnecht Dr. Liebknecht

Murderers of Parker and wife may be dead

Army officers investigate a report that William Parker and his wife were killed on their ranch near Hachita. A relative says six bandits were wiped out on this side of the border. Cowboys chase a “hot trail” into Mexico as suspects and stolen horses are linked to the murder. Six Mexicans were arrested on suspicion of involvement.

Columbus N. M William Parker Hachita Diamond A J-bar Mexico Parker

Dearling Merchant Files Voluntary Bankruptcy

H B Waldron of Dearling McDowell county filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court yesterday naming 26 creditors. Total liabilities $2 751 50 assets $2 400 with J H Compton as largest creditor at 600 and several Bluefield and out of town creditors listed. Assets include 1200 open accounts merchandise and stock 1000 household goods 150 and a cow 50. Attorneys Litz and Harmon represent the petitioner.

H. B. Waldron Dearling McDowell County Federal District Clerk Waldron J. H. Compton Huff, Andrews & Thomas J. R.davidson Bluefield Hardware Company McCue & Wright Bluefield Grocery Co Bluefield Heliose- Milling Co Graham Lynchburg Shoe Co J. W. Brown Dearing Swift & Co Elkhorn J. H. Waldron Adris W. Va Litz & Harmon

Innocent Tool of Papen Denied by Tauscher Counsel

In New York on June 28 Captain Hinz Tauscher, accused of complicity in the plot to blow up the Welland canal in 1914, was defended as an instrument of Franz von Papen, the German military attache, in a defense described as a foolish act to serve his country. Tauscher is expected to testify as the trial resumes.

New York Hinz Tauscher Welland Canal Franz von Papen Tauscher Herbert T. Smyth Horst von der Goltz Wolf von Igel

Opening of Utah's New Capitol in Salt Lake City

Governors from various states attended Utah’s formal opening of its new state house a marble building cost 2 250 000 dollars. Governor Spry accepted the edifice for the state and President Joseph E Smith spoke for Utah’s pioneers. The Khassa hills 200 miles north of the Bay of Bengal are noted as the rainiest region in the world with over 400 inches annually.

Utah Salt Lake City State House William Spry Joseph E. Smith Mormon Church Pioneers of Khassa Hills Bay of Bengal

Treasury predicts surplus as May receipts rise

Washington reports May internal revenue totals of 28,351,263 dollars, up 7,065,918 from 1915. The income tax share climbs and Secretary McAdoo forecasts yearly income to about 115,000,000 dollars, well above the prior 85,600,000. Officials say the rise could yield a year end surplus and render a bond issue unnecessary even if war with Mexico occurs.

Washington Internal Revenue McAdoo Treasury Mexico

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