Miner Arrested After Claim of Fathering Child
Arling ton miner RE. B. Campbell was arrested at his home by Deputy Sheriff Nick Verano on a statutory charge. Campbell allegedly confessed to part of the stepdaughter Virgie Wilson's story, but denied fathering the child. He is held for the April grand jury without bond. The stepdaughter, then fourteen, says she was abused by Campbell.
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RE. B. Campbell
Arlington
Nick Verano
Campbell
Virgie Wilson
Squire A. C. Hufford
W. T. Farley
Farley
Wee
Circus Day in Dixie Draws Large Welch Crowd
A minstrel stage production by McDowell County Post No 8 of the American Legion at Welch The tre last night drew a capacity audience. The home talent show was praised as perhaps the finest seen in Welch, comparing favorably with professional acts and hailed as a splendid, cleverly staged success.
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Dixie
McDowell County
American Legion
Welch Theatre
Welch
da’ Welch
Local Notables and Visitors Reported in City Post
Welch Persh Perbonall C. C. Morfit left for Washington for an operators meeting. J. Winfield Tate of Bluefield called on friends. M. B. Johnson of Bluefield visited on Thursday. Mrs Harry McCray returned from a Bluefield trip. Tom F Henritte was a Bluefield business visitor. Dr W G Stevens of ekuuu spent time on professional business. Mrs EL Trent of Lexington had tonsils removed and is recovering. J D Nash of War was in the city as a business visitor. Mrs A I Patterson was admitted for an operation. Mrs John Gillespie has recovered from a serious operation. They are wearing sacks of many colors. Some day maybe we can wear socks of different colors.
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Bluefield
Tom F. Henritte
W. G. Stevens
Ekuuu
EL. Trent
Lexington
J.D. Nash
War
Welch Briefs County Clerk Licenses and Local News
Marriage licenses issued include Hen Robinson and Idzete Hoover of Ashland Crockett Asbury and Georgia Davis of War John Cornett and Dora Atwell of Whicoe Walter Day and Mary Murphy of Dearing Campbell Corelli reports Joseph Mirable and An tonio Bravo wed in Barcelona Italy with return expected next month Road inspection by McDowell County court and Fred M Stewart over Dry Fork district Mayor orders Welch residents to clean yards and aid trash pickup Prohibition agents seize a fifteen gallon still at Norwood Tony Legato not located Moonshine seized. Hawkins found guilty of moonshine possession and sentenced to county road work and $100 fine plus costs
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Hen Robinson
Idzete Hoover
Ashland
Crockett Asbury
Georgia Davis
John Cornett
Dora Atwell
Whicoe
Walter Day
Mary Murphy
Dearing
Campbell Corelli
McDowell County National Bank
Joseph Mirable
Antonio Bravo
Barcelona
Italy
Welch
Mirable
Hick
McDowell County
Fred M. Stewart
Dry Fork
Virginia Line
Dave Houston
H. T. Graham
John Blakely
Prohibition
Tony Legato
Norwood
Tony
R. L. Taylor
Hil Watking
Premier to Welch taxi fare cut to one dollar
Local notice reports the Premier to Welch taxi fare reduced to one dollar for a round trip, with three Hudson cars in service. Revival at M B Church South progresses under Rev Urban Barnett, with Har man of Richmond leading singing and preaching. Attendees travel from Bluefield for Sunday services and Billy Sunday Club plans to participate aboard train No 16, with a large crowd anticipated for the climactic Sunday events.
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Premier
Welch
Guisseppe Verdigabont
Jon Sepp
Premiser
Hudson
M. B. Church
South
Urban Barnett
Rav
Harman
Richmond
Mr. Harman
Mra
Millard Foster
Bellaire
Ohio
P. D
G. T. Humphreys
Presbyterian Church
Trigg Thomas
St. Louis
J. C. Saunders
Fannie B. Iryina
M. i Church
Billy’ Sunday Club
Bluefield
Friday Radio Program Highlights From Many Cities
Friday broadcasts list numerous performances across stations in New York Philadelphia Chicago and other cities. The schedule includes orchestras quartets pianists singers and drama with times spanning morning to late night and notes about station identifications and program changes.
Local Services Invite Community To Evening Sessions
The notice invites school groups and another party to attend two thirty in the afternoon and all are invited to participate in these services as well as the regular services every night.
Traffic law violators arraigned in local campaign
State road commission agent Sol White and county officer H W. Martin arrested several violators in recent days. Drivers without operator cards or proper licenses warned to avoid fines. App Power Co paid a fine for trailer log behind truck. Jim Gianato paid for driving without permit. Victor Terry and H W Hicks fined ten dollars and costs for speeding in Keystone. Hicks later arrested for using dealer license on a truck. Joe Amen fined in Squire Hatford court for roadside potting party. White vows continued enforcement.
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Sol White
State Road Commission
H W
Martin
White
Appalachian Power Company
Rundlog
Jim Gianato
Kimball
Victor Terry
H. W. Hicks
Keystone
Op Beato
Joe Amen
Welch
Squire A. C. Hatfford
Pepgen Credited With Restoring Two Children’s Health
Lewis Street parents praise Pepgen as a safe tonic and blood purifier that rebuilt the strength of Muriel ages seven and Edward age six after run-down health. Mrs Underwood cites improved appetites, energy, and play, with Goodykoontz Drug Co reporting huge demand.
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Lewis Street
Lewis St
Bluefield
W. J. Underwood
Goodykoontz Drug Co
State road rules tighten on illegal parties and licenses
The report notes enforcement actions for illegal activities on state roads including prohibition of petting parties. It lists fines for JT, A Steinecke, and John Doe of Kimball for lacking operator licenses and proper taxes on their vehicles. The state officer explains enforcement relies on motor vehicle operators and guards monitoring speed, permits, and tags.
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A. Steinecke
John’ Doe
Kimball
Astate
Keystone Efficiency Club Banquet Honors Rail Work Pioneers
The Keystone Efficiency Club held a banquet at the Alhambra Hotel with about thirty-five members and guests including Rev. B. T. Sells and club officers. Speakers praised the club’s progress in railroad work, noting its rapid strides and promising future amid similar groups nationwide.
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Alhambra Hotel
Keystone Efficiency Club
Alhambra
B. T. Sells
M. H. Church
South
T. W. Zink
J. C. Bernard
James O'Keeffe
A. H.vaber
Assigtant
A. M. Me
G. Surface
J. H. Linkous
HF. M. Hall
J. Presce
Ireman
H. G. Hall
Checker
L. J. Compton
Chackar
W. E. Godfrey
Cashier
Northfork
EB. &. Bryant
Keystone
R. P. Harmon
Bosnard
Messrs
Eckstein
Frazier
Moore
Graham
Yugegle
Preece
Zink
Yabor
Sells
Railway Clubs Help Members Meet and Exchange Ideas
The N. and W. system notes that these clubs have been valuable to the railway by not only aiding material progress but also giving members a chance to gather informally and share their ideas and suggestions.
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N. & W. System
Yale
Railroad life gains social touch in daily affairs
The passage notes that social aspects have enhanced the practical and material concerns of railroad workers, bringing human context to routine duties and issues faced by those in the industry.
Additional Day Granted to Complete Tax Returns
Washington March 12 The bureau of internal revenue notes an extra day for filing income tax returns this year March 15 falls on a Sunday making Monday the deadline. Taxpayers may mail or file returns on the additional day to reach revenue collectors.
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Washington
Mar
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Millions to tobacco growers to be distributed
Lexington Kentucky March 12 Slightly more than six million dollars will be distributed tomorrow by the Burley Tobacco Growers' Cooperative Association to tobacco growers in Ohio Indiana West Virginia Tennessee Missouri and Virginia in final payment for the 1922 crop. The payment is the fourth and final on the crop the association began in 1921. Checks will be sent to 105000 members. In addition to the 1921 and 1922 payments growers have received one advance on the 1923 and 1924 crops.
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Lexington
Mar
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative Association
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
Tennessee
Missouri
Virginia
Ftn
Battle Creek Woman Hosts 25000 Callers a Year
Carrie Blanchard of Battle Creek Michigan runs reception rooms at the Fine Arts Building of the Postum Cereal Co where visitors from every state drop in for Postum. She promotes Postum as a healthy coffee alternative and offers a free first week supply to those testing it, sharing simple preparation methods and urging readers to try instants or Postum Cereal.
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Postum Cereal Company
Postum
Union
Postum Cznna Co., Inc
Cattle Creek
Mich
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