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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1929

Page

4

Rum smugglers plan air routes to dodge prohibition enforcement

Detroit dispatch reports that major rum chiefs are negotiating with airplane makers to create a widespread air smuggling system. Large shipments would fly from fields under cover with lights, then transfer to trucks for distribution. The plan aims to raise liquor prices and push out smaller smugglers as enforcement intensifies along the border.

Detroit INS Great Lakes Basibarons Retter Rummers Conte Elesa

Virginia Exports Increase Over 1927 Figures

Richmond report shows Virginia merchandise exports totalled 142.504 million dollars for the year, up 4 million over 1927 as per the department of commerce.

Richmond INS Department of Commerce

Cincinnati Bars Bathing Suit Parades

Lassies and lads in Cincinnati have been warned by police that parading in bathing suits near public areas may incur fines. City authorities emphasize modest attire in public bathing parades and threaten penalties if guidelines are violated.

Cincinnati Neimati

Kansas Motor Car Deaths On Increase In Four Years

In Kansas death tolls from motor car accidents rose sharply, climbing sevenfold over four years. The latest year recorded 214 deaths, reflecting a troubling trend in road safety.

Kansas

Atlanta Police Warned About Pistol Use

Police in Atlanta warned by officials to use pistols only in self defense or to save a life. Do not brandish or fire in reckless or mistimed cases as authorities emphasize safety.

Atlanta Lanta INS

Boston Establishes Hospital Quiet Zone

Hospital quiet zones are established on city streets in Boston following a holiday win. Authorities prohibit loud activities near hospitals to ensure peaceful surroundings for patients and staff.

Boston Ion

End of church state strike brings masses back to Mexico City worship

Peace pact ends church state clash in Mexico, prompting wide return to services across Mexico City. Readout lists key figures including Father Edmund A. Walsh and Archbishop Leopoldo Russ y Flores among leaders credited with negotiating the accord.

Mexico Mexico City Edmund A. Walsh University of Georgetown Leopoldo Russ Y Flores Miguel Grachaga Rocornal Chile Washington U. S

Detroit Man 90 Sells Life Insurance For 25 Years

Samuel Heavenrich aged ninety retired from mercantile work at sixty five and then began selling life insurance for twenty five years with notable success. In Missouri, Alex Lewis died when a coffin transport track overturned near East Prairie.

Detroit Kansas City Samuel Heavenrich Mercantile Enterprises Alex Lewis East Prairie

Boston Orchestra May Tour Europe

Boston Symphony Orchestra may tour Europe if Serge Kousevitaky can raise funds. He aims to show Paris a properly rehearsed ensemble and fundraiser efforts are his main concern.

Boston Orchestra Europe Boston Boston Symphony Orchestra Serge Kousevitaky Kousesevitaky Paris Serge

Chicago motorists fined for traveling slow

Chicago patrols slow drivers entering the city arresting motorists under twenty miles an hour. A five dollar fine follows for obstructing traffic. The item notes a population estimate for 1549 and regional population shares in Asia and Europe.

Chicago

Judge M’Clintic Hands Down Prison Terms for U S Offenders

Judge McClintic sentenced numerous defendants in federal court. Walter Houston of Bluefield drew four years in Atlanta penitentiary for mail fraud. Other probations and violations led to sentences ranging from short terms to seven years, including illicit distilling and counterfeiting cases. Several offenders remained under probation or faced transfers and fines across multiple jurisdictions.

Walter Houston Bluefield Atlanta Federal Penitentiary Houston Bar of Justice Jack Kidd Atlanta Ike Sizegwre McClintie Avery Gilkerson Alva (Elven Henry A. Call Kelly Wilson Wilson Liberty Floyd Lovains Burnett Sanders Huntington Wiley Sizemore Shan Lively Leny Whitt Chillicothe Sam Robinson Charleston City Margaret Smith Alderson Fred Rh. Hunt John Clevenger Allen Smith Fred

King of the Hoboes Plans Alaska and Russia Tour

Joseph Leon Laz arowitz known as the King of the Hoboes of the United States arrived here after a nine year career in begging. He has traveled 362,500 miles and intends to visit Alaska and Russia next, two places he has not yet explored. He was elected to attend a convention in Minneapolis in 1927.

London United States Joseph Leon Lazarowitz Alaska Russia Efpee Ee Minneapolis

Byrd Expedition Finds New Land in Antarctic Discovery

A Byrd expedition report released by Secretary Adams states observers in aircraft during the South Kore expedition discovered about 20,000 square miles of hitherto unknown land in the Antarctic amid the ongoing Polar night. The finding marks a notable addition to mapped regions.

Washington Richard E. Byrd Adams South Kore

Veteran Teacher Balances Many Roles in Waxahachie

The article profiles Dr. S. L. Hornbeck a longtime educator who has served as professor dean president trustee and leader of endowment campaigns at Trinity University. It notes fifty years with the school and mentions Byrd and Goulds byline on Rockefeller mountain range findings and Byrds March landing report. It ends with a remark on gold and copper conductivities.

Waxahachie Tex Hornbeck Trinity University Rockefeller Mountain Byrd L. M. Gould

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