Baseball Scores in American League Farce and Routs
In Cleveland Detroit fell 18 to 4 as a messy pitching switch and late outburst blew the game open. Chicago won 5 to 4 at St Louis after a ninth inning rally, while Boston beat Washington 3 to 1. New York defeated Philadelphia 2 to 1 as Dugan resigned. Dodgers and Braves split a Boston doubleheader 4 to 3 and 5 to 3. Giants split with Philadelphia, winning 2 to 1 and losing 2 to 6. Cubs beat Cincinnati 2 to 0, while Pirates edged Cardinals 5 to 4 with a late rally.
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Cleveland
Detroit
James
Morton
Bailey
R.H. E
James, Bailey
Yelle
Bagby
Thomas
Chicago
St. Louis
R,hle
J. Louis
Rogers and
Nunamaker
Russell
Schalk
Red Sox
Ayers
Washington
Boston
McInnis
Whiteman
Lavan
Picinich
Jones
Wild
R. H. Cs
Bush
Agnew
Philadelphia
New York
Dugan
Holy Cross
Athletics
R. H. BE
Shawkey
Caldwell
Hannah
Perry
Perkins
Dodgers
Braves
Kenetchy
Z. Wheat
Brooklyn
Coombs
Wickland
J. ©.Smith
Nehf
R.H.E
Miller
Rudelph
Wilson
R. Hob
Cheney
Wheat
Giants
Prendergast
Davis
Burns
Adams
Perritt
Raridan
R. H. E. Philadelphia
Oeschger
Causey
Vaughan
Toney
Cincinnatii
Mann
Merkle
Paskert
Wes Toney
Cincinnati
Kilifer
Allen
Pirates
Cardinals
Pittsburg
Rankin Johnson
Micher
Milwaukee
Sherdell
Heathcote
R. Hae
Mayer
Schmidt
Johnson
Gonzales
R. H. EE
Packard
Former Bluefielder Held for Grand Jury
Arthur Carter formerly of this city was arrested and, after a hearing before United States Commissioner Spears in Catlettsburg Kentucky, held for the grand jury on a charge of evading the draft law and being party to a forgery. Bond was set at $1000. Carter, married with two children, allegedly left the city with another woman and his wife obtained a divorce, leading to the lack of dependents cited in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carter
United States
Spears
Catlettsburg
Carlettsburg
Young Carter
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Converts Worcester Patient
Mrs. F. H. Stone of 24 Bowdoin Street Worcester says months of weakness and monthly pain kept her in bed until Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her symptoms. She reports stronger health, capability to do housework and caring for her baby after using the product. The ad urges women with displacements irregularities inflammation backache headaches and nervousness to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
F. H. Stone
Bowdoin St
Mauss
Norfolk Westen WA Daily Trains Schedule 1918
Norfolk Westen WA schedule lists daily trains from Bluefield at 8:00 a m to East Radford with connections to Bristol Roanoke and the east. 9:35 a m goes to Roanoke with Pullman sleeper to Norfolk and Ho roanoke Hagerstown Philadelphia trains. 3:05 p m runs to Lynchburg with sleeper to Philadelphia NewYork via Hagerstown. 9:25 p m sleeper to Norfolk and 8:45 p m sleepers to Kenova Columbus Cincinnati. 8:15 a m sleeper to Columbus with cafe car. 6:10 a m to Jaeger 1:46 p m to Williamson 7:40 p m to Gary 8:45 a m and 2:06 p m to Norton and intermediates. Inquiries to W B Bevill W C Saunders.
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Bluefield
East Radford
Bristol
Roanoke
East
Pullman Sleeper
Norfolk
Broiler
Hagerstown
Pullman
Philadelphia
Lynchburg
New York
Shenandoah
Richmond
Kenova
Columbus
Cincinnati
Jaeger
Williamson
Gary
Norton
Intermedate
W. B. Bevill
W. C. Saunders
Pasc. Traf
S Pass
Draft evasion and forgery charges in local case
The case involves Carter facing two charges for draft evasion and being party to a forgery after presenting a check signed by his former wife to obtain money. Dr. F T Ridley, physician to the local draft board, led the investigation after noting irregularities when Carter registered. Ridley returned yesterday from Catlettsburg where he testified against the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Ridley
Carter
Ridley
Catlettsburg
Mayeury News Notes Celebrates Fourth Anniversary
Mayeury notes celebrate the fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Cassie Thacker with hospitality and guests including local families and professionals. Virginia board licenses granted to Dr. G. T. Pling and Dr. O W Lilly. Recital by Miss Rickman’s music class drew applause. Local visits to Bluefield North Fork Pinnacle Pinefield and Craig Healing Springs noted. A. B. C. seeks a coal company store clerk position with strong references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Thacker
B. W. ‘Humble
G. H. Pilkenton
O. W. Lilly
W. €. Hall
Charles Smith
F.W. iBilger
J. G
McNulty
R. B. Noel
Myrtle
Hazel Goode
Northfork
Market Quotations and Farm Prices on June 29
New York trading shows a near end of week quiet session with professional interest focused on metals oils and similar high risk shares. Railroads and major names softened slightly but closed steady while bonds varied and bank reserves surged amid a strong midyear loan shift.
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New York
Rails
United States Steel
Canadian Pacific
iThe
Federal Reserve Institution
United States
Chicago
Eges
Crumpler Goes Over the Top in War Efforts
Crumpler, West Virginia reports new highs in Liberty Loan and War Savings campaigns. Red Cross supper on church lawn raises about 120 dollars to fund four sewing machines for a new work room. A quilt donation yields 30 dollars. The Crumpler work room reports significant production of bandages shirts sweaters and socks and thirteen new members. Mrs Scott wife of Dr. D B Scott dies in Lynchburg hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crumpler
W. Va
Red Cross
Kaiser
Autocracy
The
Matt Bailey
Scott
D. B. Scott
Lynchourg
Crumpler Community Notices and Military Updates
Short stay friendships form as Crumpler mourns a passing. Dr. Scott and family receive community sympathy. Penn visiting Camp Lee husband. Castine sailor James Reed and Walter Mills on furloughs. Navy helper Charles Dixon discharged for hearing loss and returns home. Herbert Adkins lands safely in France. Blanche McHone returns home to Welch after visit. Lambert family news from Princeton. Stephan back to work at King Coal Co. commissary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crumpler
Dr. Scott
BE. BE
Penn
Camp Lee
James Reed
Castine
Walter Mills
Charles Dixon
Navy
J. E. Wilburn
Herbert Adkins
France
Blanche McHone
W. QO. Lambert
Welch
C. F. Lambert
Princeton
McCabe Stephan
Rev
C. W. Stephan
King Coal Co. Commissary
Safe and Sure Dandruff Cure Promoted by Richmond Man
A Richmond, Virginia man recommends Tone Scalpa as a safe and sure cure for dandruff and itching scalp after trying other remedies. He asserts the product absolutely removes dandruff and claims it is the best option available at any drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Cosby
Richmond, Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Busy Bee
Daily y_ Telegraph
West Virginia
Flat Iron Drag Co
Coal Company
Mercer Street
Macadam Road
Care Telegraph
Union News Co
Princeton Ave
Davis Restaurant
Pocahontaa
Advance Rice Co
Williams
Wiaanthid
Kentucky
W. R. Gilly
Raleigh Stre Street
Armature Winders
Guyan Machine Shops
Logan
1Ogan
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service
Kenois
American Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Princeton Avenue
Wm. Klush
South Bluefield
Bluefield Avenue
Ramsey Street
Highland Avenue
Bluefield Ave
Platnick Bros
Bland Street
Easley-Wilson Company
Simpson Motor Repair
Pulaski
Sam
Virginia Commercial & Shorthand College
Lawkee
N. Y
Wan'ted
Washington, D. C
LB. McGill
Madisonville
Tenn
Piedmont Business College
F. W. Helvey
Dr. Holland
R. P. Johnson
Wytheville
SAIA
Ernest M. Merrill Engineering Company
Beckley
Simpson Motor Repair Co
Pulaski Street
City
Sala
Ronceverte Street
Hoge Street
High School
Easley-Wilson Co
Kingston
J. B. Snyder
West Graham
B&b. M. Newman
Graham
Parkersburg
West Va
Murdock Ave
Matoaka
W. Moody
War
Ohio City
Cigars
Guenther
Bradford
W. Randolph
P. H
T. D
P. O
Box F
Coaldale
Jhave
Sandy
National Business College
Piedmont ‘Business College
Honaker
South Blue Field
Hoge Mason
C. W. Spruce
Eckman
Grand Jury
C. R. Murray
Adams _ street
Norfolk Westen
Virginia Board
G. T. Pling
Virginia
NEW York Financial
Toledo
Sisike
Timothy
Hawley's
Dept, Out
Ws.s
Kodak
W. H. Harry & Company
W Va
W. VA. Armature
Se.ee Electrical Contractors
A. L. Smith
Frederick L. Black
Chichester
Blue Ridge Springs
Bates B. Ellison
Fitzhugh
Virginia Beach
Ocean Front
C. Williams
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