Men held in Cabell for federal prohibition warrants
Pete Wilson and John Misocki arraigned on federal prohibition warrants in Huntington. Wilson, of Matewan, accused of operating a fifty gallon illicit still. Misocki, from Haveco, charged with a fifteen gallon still tied to a kitchen stove. About thirty gallons of mash and large whiskey quantities destroyed. Bond set at 500 dollars each. jailed to await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Wilson
John Misocki
H. M. Tanner
Wark
Visocki
Haveco
McDowell County
Federal
Huntington
Cabell County
Becketty district official jailed in fatal domestic shooting
Obe Clendenin longtime district No 29 United Mine Workers leader is jailed in Beckley on charges of firing at his wife and driving his children from home. He shot his wife at his residence Sunday then had her taken to Hinton Hospital. condition described as extremely grave. He was arrested by state constabulary and remanded without bail.
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Clendenin
Uited
Feckley
Raleigh
Hinton
Beckley
State Constabulary
Clendenen
McCrickard Granted $9500 Judgment Against Pocahontas Fuel
Thomas McCrickard of McDowell County receives judgment for $9500 in a compromise ruling against Pocahontas Fuel. The decision cites damages awarded in the case and outlines the settlement terms as part of the final order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McCrickard
McDowell County
Pocahontas
Most Annoying Airplane Stunt Ever Performed Shown
A video clip displays what observers call the most annoying airplane stunt ever performed. The sequence features a stunt in which an aircraft executes a risky maneuver to attract attention. Observer commentary questions the safety and legitimacy of the display.
The Great Air Robbery at Colonial Theater
The photodrama features Lt Olivier L Locklear performing in air plane changes in the air. A suspenseful plot uses his daredevil stunt to drive a love story set among the clouds at the Colonial today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Olivier L. Locklear
Marriage of Young Couple Sol Emnized on June 22
A solemn marriage ceremony on June 22 united a young couple in a union that drew much interest and stood as a notable social event in the community.
Bride and Groom Solemnize Wedding at Presbyterian Church
Miss Pauline Wingfield became the bride of George Wolfe on June 22 in a quiet ceremony conducted by Rev. Samuel W. Moore at the Presbyterian church study. The couple, daughter and groom with ties to Bluefield and the Southern Express Company, will reside in Bluefield as friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prise
Pauline Wingfield
George Wolfe
Samuel W. Moore
M. Bl Wingfield
Southern Express Company
Bluefield
Hase Teem Ewww Eens In Fragmented Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Hase in a short item. The readable parts do not reveal a clear event, date, or location. Further context is needed to determine the proper headline and summary.
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Cleveland
Cole
Templar
Ss. J. Kell
McCrickard
United States
Ritz & Kee
Obe Clendenen
Wife
Wolpe-Wisgfield
Ford
Ford Service
Mercer Garage & Auto Sales Co
Scott and Raleigh Sts
Bluefield, W. Va
Lefarance Sale
Fashion Park and
Schloss Bros
Bostonian Oxfords
Sampeck
Dobbs, Dunlap and
Mallory
Oxfords
Edwin Clapp
Bostonians
Princeton Avenue
Daylight Shop
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