Society News Highlights From Mrs V B Harvey Event
Society column notes Mrs V 8 Harvey served as the evening’s main diversion with guests attending. Lights were served for the affair as part of the page five continuation.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
19
Baby Born at Glenwood Park Nine-Pound Girl Reported
A nine-pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ray Belcher at Glenwood Park. The YWCA sewing class, meeting Tuesday, was so popular that another session is planned for Friday. Interested participants should call Mrs Hoge Mason at 434.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Belcher
Glenwood Park
Hoge Mason
Local Personal News Reveals Town Social Ties
Rabbi Joseph Marcus trips to New York and Washington. Several residents report illnesses shopping and visits. Pauline McIntosh and Mrs. McNeer from Princeton seen in town. Nona Boyd leaves for Union West Virginia. Several locals attend medical care, hospital work, and family visits. Residents from Bluefield, Princeton, and Charleston are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marcus
New York
Washington
Lula Hale
Lynn Street
Ella Simpson
Richmond
Memorial Hospital
Medical College of Virginia
R. C. Peery
H. Haley
Tazewell
Sanders Bridges
Jaeger
M.S. Matheny
Charleston
J. M. Sanders
Ornhurst Avenue
Nona Boyd
Union
W. Va
MR. Walker
Bramwell
Leon Worley
Bluefield
Bluefield Sanitarium
J. W. Clemmens
Crumpler
Frank Tomlinson
Ashland
Lucy North
Keystone
Beulah Craig
The
Western Union
Kimball
W. A. Broyles
Eckman
Vast railroad consolidation moves forward with Cotton Belt link
New York bankers and railroad men see a step in creating a sprawling southern system led by Southern Pacific. Rock Island gains control of the Cotton Belt lines, boosting traffic links to Fort Worth Shreveport and Louis. Officials declined comment while unofficial Rock Island sources suggest limited expansion beyond this. The Cotton Belt stake largely comes via 50 000 preferred shares tied to Keawin Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
Rock Island
Southern Pacific
Walltreet
Fort Worth
Shrevers
Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kéawin Gould
Huntington Man Held By Police At Pittsburg
Pittsburg police arrest thirty five year old Felix Fugate of Huntington West Virginia on a larceny warrant from Huntington. He allegedly obtained two thousand dollars from W J Jenkins and was lodged at the station as Huntington authorities were notified. Poultry embargo lifted in six states with Missouri North Dakota South Dakota Connecticut and Wisconsin cleared for shipments. Iowa Illinois Indiana Pennsylvania New Jersey and Ohio remain restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mar
S. P. Fugate
Huntington
W. Va
TW. Patterson
W. J. Jenkins
Fugate
New York
Department of Farms and Markets
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Contract to Bring Out Body of Floyd Collins
W H Hunt announced he has closed a contract with Homer Collins to remove Floyd Collins body from Sand Cave. He plans to begin rescue work about April 1. The announcement comes from Central City Kentucky with details of past rescue efforts and the cave incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Collins
Central City
W. H. Hunt
Sand Cave
Homer Collins
Miss Grace Owen Injured in Beavwer High School Play Night
Miss Grace Owen, daughter of the late W. T. Owen of Earl Street, was struck by a car on Thomas Street driven by Gordon Dick of Vineyard Street. Taken to Bluefield Sanitarium, injuries described as a fractured wrist and a slight head cut. driver not blamed. Dick, a Beaver High School Springtime cast member, aided the injured and rushed her to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Owen
W. T. Owen
Earl Street
Gordon Dick
C. H. Dick
Vineyard Street
Thomas Street
Bluefield Sanitarium
Miss Owen
Beaver High School
Miss Owens
You Lady
Autopsies Fail to Reveal Cause of Two Deaths
Autopsies performed in Ridgeway Ontario fail to determine cause of death for Mrs. Rose C. Kahn and Norman Mack found dead in Mack's Fort Erie home. Organs sent to Toronto labs. results require about three weeks. Coroner Stackhouse plans a jury and delays proceedings until April 2. Authorities consider ptomaine poisoning but keep open murder or suicide theories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Ridgeway
Ont
Rose C. Kahn
Norman Mack
Mack
Fort Erie
University To
Toronto Laboratories
W. R. Stackhouse
Ae Ee
Broken Glass Makes Good Enough Razor
Two inmates in Franklin County jail shaved off three months of beard using fragments from an old razor found in a cell. The sheriff’s inspection revealed the makeshift razor and led to questions about jail safety and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Times
Franklin County
Enraged husband shoots wife and self in Cumberland
Arthur H. Boyd 42 shot and slightly wounded Mrs C E Thorne then killed himself after a previous divorce and restraining order. He and wife had lived in Keyser and Stevens City area. Boyd reportedly threatened to kill himself and their son if she did not return. Boyd to be taken to North An W Va for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thorne
Mrs. Boyd
Stevens City
Keyser
Boyd
Thorne
Legislative Amnesty for Ferguson Passed by House
Austin Texas March 12 legislative amnesty for James E Ferguson ouster for governor was completed as the house finally passed the Woodward bill restoring his civil rights from the 1917 impeachment judgment. The bill has cleared the senate and goes to Governor Miriam A Ferguson who is expected to sign after James E Ferguson returns from Haskell Texas for his sister’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
James FE. Ferguson
House of Representatives
Woodward
Ferguson
Senate
Miriam A. Ferguson
Haskell
Texas
Negotiations Start for Dempsey Burke Championship Bout
Albuquerque dispatch reports manager Jack Kearns says talks are under way for a June title fight between Jack Dempsey and Martin Burke. Kearns notes Dempsey plans three or four bouts next summer with possible opponents Wills Gibbons Renault Bob Roper and Burke. Dempsey is training steadily after marriage and can take a 30 day notice bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Jack Dempsey
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Jack Kearns
Newark
Kearns
Dempsey
Wills
Gibbons
Renault
Bob Roper
Burke
Conlon Defeats Brady in Ten Round Bout at Wickes Port
Dick Conlon of Altoona won a decision over Jimmy Kady of Detroit in a slow ten round boxing match at Wickesport tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conlon
Brady Pitteburg
Dick Conlon
Altoona
Jimmy Kady
Detroit
Wiekeesport
Michigan House Defeats Capital Punishment Bill
Lansing March 12 The Michigan lower house defeated the capital punishment bill by a 54 to 46 vote. The measure has not yet been considered by the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
Senate
Poison Mystery Probed in Ohio Family
Medina Ohio March 12 A prosecutor says a mysterious poisoning strike on Fred Gienke and family near Olmsted Falls, killing his wife and later his son, sickening three children, prompts sending coffee samples to Elyria for analysis. The motive is unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Ohio
Mar
Fred Gienke
Valley City
Olmsted Falls
Gienke
Joseph Seymour
Elyria
Seymour
Glenke
Marie
Rudolph
Ellyria
Fred, Jr
Herman
Richard
Walter
Curtis
Senate to vote today on Isle of Pines treaty
Washington reports that the Senate approved a unanimous consent plan to vote by 3 p m tomorrow on the twenty year old Isle of Pines sovereignty treaty with Cuba. Senator Copeland’s filibuster ended after eight hours, followed by brief remarks from Senator Shipstead and others as debate moves toward a final vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Copeland
New York
Senate
Cuba
Isle of Pines
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Questionnaires Show 98.6 Percent Benefit for Pinkham Remedy
The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co sent over one hundred thousand surveys to women who used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Among replies from diverse backgrounds 98.6 percent said they had been helped and relieved of ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Senator Copeland Says Treaty Ratification Depends on Vote
While poring over records, Senator Copeland declares his fight on principle to protect citizen rights on the island and concedes the treaty, pending for over twenty years, would be ratified only if brought to a vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Coolidge greets German envoy as Ebert tribute noted
President Coolidge accepted the credentials of Baron Ago Von Maltzan as Germany’s ambassador in Washington. He praised Germany’s path to prosperity and peace and paid tribute to the late German president Ebert during the ceremony at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Baron Ago von Maltzan
United States
Germany
Coolidge
White House
Ebert
German Republic
McKenna and Joyce Trial Open in Pittsburg Court
Pittsburg March 12 Charles R Mc Kenna and Joseph Joyce two of seven men on trial before Judge Thomas D Carnahan charged with crimes the court heard they had tried all they could to avoid bloodshed as proceedings began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mar
Charles R. McKenna
Joseph Joyce
Thomas D. Carnahan
Carnegie Disorder Riots Seen as Vehicle for Deputy Aid
Testimony in the 1923 Carnegie disturbances shows residents and Ku Klux Klansmen claiming deputy sheriffs asked for help to prevent bloodshed on August 25. J. J. Dillon, a former deputy, testified he deputized McKenna Joyce and Timothy O'Donnell as trouble loomed. Defense case expected to end tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
J. J. Dillon
McKenna
Joyce
Timothy O'Donnell
Two Days to Eczema Relief with Korene
Advertising copy promises rapid eczema relief after using Korene wash mornings and nights. The offer claims a six ounce bottle for 60 cents and a money back guarantee if itching persists, touting easy use and speedy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hankla Pharmacy
Bluefield Pharmacy
East End Pharmacy
Fairview Pharmacy
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Watch Sale
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Teche
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Bluefield’s
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Deal
Harrisburg
Axminster Rugs
Axminster
Warlick Furniture Co
A Deller
President Ebert
Dre
York
Corfi
Rialto Theatre
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