Miner Thinks He Was Shot in Arrest Case
Arling ton miner EE Campbell was arrested by Deputy Nick Verano on a statutory charge. Campbell fled at the officer’s approach, was frightened by a pistol shot, and fell injuring his knee. His 17 year old stepdaughter Virgie Wilson claims the child is Campbell's. Campbell denied fatherhood. The magistrate held him for the April grand jury without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. B. Campbell
Arlington
Nick Verano
Campbell
Virgie Wilson
Squire A. C. Hufford
W. T. Farley
Parley
Fariey
Circus Day in Dixie Draws Large Welch Audience
The McDowell County Post No. 8 of the American Legion staged Circus Day in Dixie at the Welch Theatre last night. A capacity crowd saw a minstrel show praised as Welch’s finest home talent production, rivaling professional acts and applauded for its clever staging and broad appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
McDowell County
American Legion
Welch Theatre
Welch
Welch Personalities and Local Visits Highlight City Scene
Co C Morfit departs to Washington for an operators meeting. Bluefield residents J Winfield Tate and M B Johnson visit the city on business. Mrs Harry McCray returns from Bluefield. Tom F Henritze and Dr W J Stevens are in town on business. Mrs F L Trent recovers after tonsil surgery. Mrs A E Patterson admitted for operation. John Gillespie improves after a serious operation. Residents note wearing colorful socks as a future whim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Morfit
Tug River Rators’ Association
Washington
J. Winfield Tate
Bluefield
M. B. Johnson
American Legion Ost
Harry McCray
Tom F. Henritze
W. J. Stevens
Bekman
F. L. Trent
Lexington
J. D. Nash
War
A. E. Patterson
John Gillespie
Welch Briefs Include Local Marriages And Road Progress
The county clerk issued four marriage licenses including Ben Robinson and Lizzie Hoover both of Ashland and Crockett Asbury with Georgia Davis of War. McDowell Bank official Campbell Corelli announced Joseph Mirable and Antonio Bruno wed in Barcelona on February 21 and may arrive in Welch soon. County officials toured Dry Fork roads with positive progress report. Mayor Blakely ordered yard cleanups to curb trash with fines for violations. Prohibition agents seized a fifteen gallon still at Norwood and Moonshine found on Wm Hamilton. a local court convicted Thomas for moonshine possession, sentencing him to 30 days on the road and a $100 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Robinson
Lizzie Hoover
Ashland
Crockett Asbury
Georgia Davis
War
John Cornett
Dora Atwell
Wilcoe
Walter Day
Mary Murphy
Dearing
Campbell Corelli
McDowell County National Bank
Joseph Mirable
Antonio Bruno
Barcelona
Italy
Welch
Mr. Mirable
McDowell County
Fred M. Stewart
Dry Fork
Virginia Line
Dave Houston
H. T. Graham
Wm Hamilton
Floyd Waldron
Squire A. ©. Hufford
Thomas
Friday Radio Programs Highlight Diverse Studio Concerts
A dense listing of radio stations from New York to Chicago details Friday evening programs. Notable items include George Dale tenor and Harold Ackerman violinist performances, Lido Venice Orchestra, and Monte Carlo Virginians. Also listed are reviews, dance programs, and university lectures across WEAF WGY WABC WOR and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
New Eyen
M —Heeital
George Dale
Harold Ackerman
Lido-Venice Orchestra
Yar
New York
Wiy
New Seen
Wse
NYU Air College
Virginia Richards
Vere Richards
Ewa
Veae
Osao Soo
Edna Fields
Mate Mason
Darison
Philadelphia
Piccadilly Sirens
Meper Davis
WHIT
Vincent Kirso
Aleeena
U. O Monson Orch
Fier Etree
Washtngton
Dance Progres
Chelectady
Foe
Irand
IGY Orchestra
Jost Sup Aversag
WGY
Cary Marshall
WOR
Puters
Dianer
Doris Wetmore
Merjorie Freeman
Larkin String Orchestra
Soper-Staller
WERI
Boston
He Brother Club
Puckinville Center
Dartmouth
Boston Universy Band
Ee Saenan
WAZ
New England
W4ar
Provident E
Butmo Orchestra
Wwds
Petent
Demen Annie
Detroit Free
Detroit
Goldkette
Muekel
FAR
Cleveland
Wykes
Bedford
Saulth
CN Moncton
CNET
Toronto
Romanelli
Velige Gill
Rae
George Aldcreft
Taxi fares cut for Premier Welch trip and revival progress
Premier to Welch taxi fares reduced to one dollar round trip says Joe Sepp who operates three Hudson cars. Revival at M E Church South progresses with Rev Urban Barnett and Rev C B Harman leading singing and preaching. Bluefield Billy Sunday Club to join, trains 15 and 16 bring visitors. two Sunday services planned starting at 11 o clock and ending with a climactic finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premier
Welch
Guilseppe
Richmond
Marman
Millard Foster
Bellaire
Ohio
P. D
G. T. Humphreys
Presbyterian Church
Trigg Thomas
St. Louis
J. C. Saunders
Fannie B. Irvine
M. E. Church
South
Billy Sunday Club
Bluefield
Evening worship services advertised with city-wide invite
The notice invites the public to attend two afternoon sessions and all regular nightly services, urging broad participation in the church activities.
Traffic law violators arraigned in local crackdown
Sol White of the state road commission and county traffic officer E B Martin arrested several violators over the past days. Appalachian Power Co paid a fine for a trailer without license. Jim Gianato of Kimball fined for driving without an operator permit. Victor Terry and H W Hicks of Keystone fined ten dollars plus costs for speeding. Hicks later arrested for using a dealer license on a truck. Joe Amen of Welch fined for a roadside petting party in his car. White vows to continue enforcement in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol White
State Road Commission
E. B. Martin
White
Appalachian Power Company
Jim Gianato
Kimball
Victor Terry
H. W. Hicks
Keystone
Joe Amen
Welch
Squire A. C. Hufford
Pepgen credited with restoring two Bluefield children to health
Parents at 122 Lewis St Bluefield Mr and Mrs W J Underwood report Pepgen restored their two delicate children Marel seven and Edward six to health after run down conditon Appetite improved energy returned and they now play with peers Goodykoontz Drug Co notes enormous demand for the medicine and warns against imitations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Street
Bluefield
Goodykoontz Drug Co
Lewis St
W. J. Underwood
The
Goodykeonts Dry Co
State officer enforces road laws and vehicle tags
A state officer emphasizes penalties for infractions on state roads. T. A. Steinecke and John Doe of Kimball paid fines for lacking operator's licenses and proper tags on their cars. Operators must watch speed, hold valid permits, and display correct tags to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Steinecke
John Doe
Kimball
Keystone Efficiency Club Holds First Anniversary Banquet
The Keystone Efficiency Club marked its first anniversary with a banquet at the Alhambra Hotel attended by about thirty five members and guests. Rev Sells and T W Zink led speakers praising the group’s progress and work for railroad efficiency with guests from many departments and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Keystone Efficiency Club
B. T. Selle
M. EB. Church
South
T. W. Zink
F. C. Bernard
James O'Keeffe
A. H. Tabor
A. M. Eckstein
A. J. Graham
E. C. Carey
W. H. Frasier
Frank Alexander
Richard Tuggle
W. E. Martin
Elkhorn
Moore
Northfork
Dillon
Eckman
W. C. Bone
Mr. Kesnard
Messrs
Eckstein
Frazier
Graham
Tuggle
Preece
Zink
Tabor
Sells
N and W system clubs spur railway value and exchange
The clubs affiliated with the N and W system have provided material value to the railway and offered members a chance to meet informally and share ideas and suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. & W. System
Railroad life gains social side in daily worker tales
A remark notes that beyond practical duties, rail workers now share social experiences that humanize the routine tasks of railroad life.
Additional Day Allowed to Complete Tax Returns
Washington reports an extra day for filing income tax returns as March 15 falls on Sunday. Taxpayers may file or mail on Monday, March 16, per the bureau of internal revenue.
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Washington
Mar
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Distribute Millions to Tobacco Growers
Major payment to Burley Tobacco Growers' Co operative Association members totaling just over 6 million dollars. The final 1922 crop payment will be mailed tomorrow to 105,600 growers across Ohio Indiana West Virginia Tennessee Missouri and Virginia. The association began in 1921 and also issued advances on 1923 and 1924 crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Tennessee
Missouri
Virginia
Battle Creek Woman Hosts 25000 Callers a Year
Carrie Blanchard of Battle Creek Michigan runs a busy guest room at the Fine Arts Building of Postum Cereal Company welcoming visitors from every state. She credits her appeal to doing real good in the world and urges a thirty day Postum trial with free first week supply and preparation directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Mich
Carrie Blane
Postum Cereal Company
Postum
Postew Cemsat Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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Miner
E. B. Campbell
Welch Briefs
John Blakely
Prohibition
Tony Logato
Norwood
Tony
R. L. Taylor
Eli Watkins
Creesy and Hawks
Daily Telegraph
United Press
WFAA
KYW
KGW
Hoot Owls
WCCO
MPLA
Adison
Haresfoot Club
Radio Sane Filipine Quintet
Wes
Eget
Rainho Surarke
ELOIN
Bes
Ove
WwTas
WTAS
WHAS
LecEeves
Kingewood College Artista Yne
Des Moines
Stewart Watson
Sennen Shefield
Cyril Cousone
the Williamees
S Davenport
Sandman
Church
Galesburg
Jefferson City
Kansas City
School of the Air
Molar
Nisttheek Frotic
Wwoaw
Nee Te
Public Newe Peri
Pat
Robison
KFAR
Lancoln
Phi Della Theta
Léindell Orchestra
Seger ‘Devic
WrAna
Dalilas
Keiths
Kamblere
Belcanoto
Port Worth
Porewan
KOA
Denver
Lewe
Stocks
KOO
Oakland
St. Francie Orchestra
Dorothy Hawley
Mosteal
Santa Fe Trail
Hickmen's Stra
Angeler
Acolanergen Reeiel
Herald &T . Re
Dmale
Pemvaane
Heat Owls
Cnro
wWoTr
W. VA
Ihs
Efficiency
Carrie Blanchard
Iverawe Postom
Postom
Ceazar
Bluefield Telegras
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