City moves to widen Elkhorn Street near Hill Motor
Welch Briefs describe city projects and court actions. Widening Elkhorn Street by fifteen feet near Hill Motor Company aims to improve traffic. In court, Daisy Smith, a colored girl, faced charges for cutting a former girlfriend named United States of America Finney. the Finney girl was cut. Dalney was fined 50 dollars and costs after a magistrate hearing. Clarence Harness, a colored man, convicted in Mayor Blake ly's court, was admitted to bail. Underground telephone wiring work began on McDowell Street with Bluefield Telephone Company manager W A Pankey arriving to supervise. Charles Simpson, a Negro, arraigned for cursing and attempting to assault a colored girl in a local hotel. mayor set a 19 dollar fee and sixty days on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn Street
Hill Motor Company
Daisy Smith
Squire A. C. Huffard
United States of America
Finney
Dalney
Hoir Harry Franklin
Clarenee Harness
Blakely
Charles Simpson
Bimbely
Moonshine Bust in Kimball Seizes Girl and man
Deputy sheriffs raided John Short's Kimball home and found a girl named Virginia Covat and Short making moonshine in a sixty gallon still. Covat admitted assisting, and both were held for grand jury on $1000 bond after a hearing in Squirt Crider's court. A small liquor stock and large mash were destroyed with the still.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woodyard
Walter Lawe
John Short
Kimball
Biri
Short
Virginia Covat
Big Boy
Diplomacy Topic at Smylie Bible Class Discusses Samuel
Speakers Dr H L Kirkpatrick and J O Edwards explored diplomacy from the second Samuel. Edwards noted the president and ambassadors must avoid provoking anger while social duties require tact. Samuel’s diplomacy for peace showed tension with his son, who opposed him. A six week program with Reda and Blues teams was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kirkpatrick
J.o W. Edwards
Mr. Edwards
America
Samuel
Dr. Kirkpatrick
J. L. Collier
Rede
Sam Hunt
Hines
B. ©. Swope
Jas
A. Strother
Sparkling Eyes Follow Good Health
Mrs J A Simpkins of Huntington West Virginia praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for curing her catarrh and exophorating relief. She notes the product is available in tablet or liquid and offers a 10 cent trial package through Dr Pierce's Yuvalide Hotel in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Simpkins
Dr. Pierce
Brd St
West
Huntington
W. Va
Golden Medical
Buffalo
Appointment of Speakers and Judges for Sunday Discussions
J M Edwards named invité for each Sunday to discuss assigned topics for fifteen minutes. A panel of judges W J McClaren T A Lambert L B Harrah will judge and award a prize each Sunday. First topic is Influence from Matthew chapter five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniela
Col. W. J. McClaren
Waldron
Legion Auxiliary Holds Splendid Community Hall Dance
The McNowell County American Legion Auxiliary hosted a well attended dance at Community Hall in Eickman on Tuesday evening. The Goff Orchestra from Erie, Pennsylvania provided music to lively reception and many new numbers impressed the crowd. Dancers arrived from Bluefield Welch Gary and other nearby communities, totaling about one hundred couples.
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McNowell County American Legion Auxiliary
Eick+ man
Goff Orchestra
Erie
Bluefield
Welch
Gary
Aloll
Billy Sunday Club visitors brighten Welch revival at M E Church
Premier West Virginia notes revival at the M E Church South with Billy Sunday Club members from Bluefield arriving by train No 165 and departing on No 16. Speeches and singing by Mr Bowman draw praise as two services yield conversions and the revival runs another week.
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C. BH. Harman
Bluefield
M. E. Church
South
Billy Sunday Club
Bluefeld
W. Va
Tealden
Mr. Harman
Yeroy Landrum
W.G. Forlines
Claude Godsey
H. la Henley
W. S. Bowman
Mr. Bowman
Urban Barnett
Mr. Kirk
Richmond
Kentucky
B. Harman
Biuceld
H. L. Butler
J. W. Daugherty
Welch
Pene
Legislature Passes Eleven House Bills Ten Senate Bills
The House passed eleven bills while the Senate passed ten as both chambers debated state governance and funding. A contrast was drawn with the era’s roughly two million dollar annual appropriation. The Senate rejected two resolutions to allow new bills, one about a DSM and another to amend Buckhannon charter, but approved extending Huntington Independent School District. A proposed recreation and playground bill sparked a Senate clash over election timing, with supporter Senator Hugus and opponents Kee and Johnson, but the amendment failed. Upcoming hearings will scrutinize higher salaries for county officers while in office.
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Senate
McPherson
House
Head
Huntington
Seotor Hogg
Kee
Johnson
Hugus
Billy
House Committee On Counties and Municipal Corporations
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across Cities
A dense listing of live radio schedules from WEAF WOR WHAP and many stations, detailing orchestras, ensembles, talk shows, concerts, and talent nights across New York Newark Atlantic City Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Chicago and other markets. Notable entries include the Atwater Kent Artist programs, University of Pennsylvania concert, Lombardo Canadians, and Crawford Hall broadcasts with multiple time slots and regional notes.
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Alii
Ryater
Sirens Lopes
Eee
Harolt Mields
Mo Bemaremihya
Orekestri
Thestre
WOR
Newark
Wrd
Atlantic
Ann P. M
Dorothy Johnstona
Traymare Taner
Win
Byron Pickering
University of ‘Penneylvania
Gite Chu
Frankly
Wirod
der Harris
Saw
Marburger'r
Altoona
Pine
Orrkal
Fittrburga
Erands'n
Stockhmen
Scie
Stockmian
Farmer
Little Byiiphong
Abder Mala
Pomtula
SAE
esenTer Prmar Aals
Hata Penn
Tine Kergore
Tadio
Atwater-Kent
Senate Judiciary Panel Sets Water Power Hearing
The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing at 9 30 tomorrow morning on the state water power development program and related policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomoorrow
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mine Tragedy Prompts Governor Gore to Scene
Governor Gore is rushed to the scene of a mine tragedy as officials weigh the impact on workers families. The article notes the ongoing concern for widows and orphans and the effort to alleviate their suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore
Fishermen Kneel In Prayer As Newfoundland Season Opens
Havre fisherman celebrate St. Peter feast with Archbishop of Rouen present. Men and women in Normandy attire fill St. Jonne church as ships blessed and the 1928 Newfoundland banks fishing season is declared open.
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le Mayre
Mar
Havre
Newfoundland
St. Peter
Rouen
St. Jonne
Normandy
Newfoundland Banks
University of California studies divorcee evil analysis
Berkeley Calif steady effort begins within the University of California to analyze the home in a bid to correct perceived divorcee evil and address concerns related to family decline through critical social analysis and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Conrae
University of California
Endured misery of piles ends for New York man
A letter from W. Sthomom of 202 Carolina Street Munalo New York describes a severe lifelong pile condition. After attempting many remedies he reports relief from the Hamadala tablet treatment, noting he is now cured and urges others to try the internal constitutional remedy dispensed by Goodykooute Drug Co and other druggists with a refund guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Street
Munalo
N.Y
W. Sthomon
Goodykooute Drug Co
All Good Drugeists
Detroit Free Press Building Rising On Avenue And Wayne
The Detroit Free Press plans a new eight story building to house production and staff. A sub-structure base with future expansion is under construction at the site near Wayne and Avenue as excavation and mechanical work progress. The project, named The Detroit Free Press Building, marks a contrast to earlier modest beginnings in 1831 by Shelton Mace Knight.
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Avenue
Wayne Street
Wix Moors
Daily Fame
Crditorial
Detroit Free Press
Little Punt
Shelton Mace Knight
Tt the Cormier
Woalbridge
Bates
Roft
Detroit Free Press moves to new fourteen story building
Detroit's oldest daily newspaper nears completion of a fourteen story home on a former Fort Shelby site in downtown Detroit. The new structure will cover 27 008 square feet and occupy a full city block between cars.
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Detroit
Mar
Fort Shelby
Detroit Free Press
Detroit Pree Preas
Rheumatism ends with a hoped for cure
An advertisement touts 8.8.39 and S.S. as powerful blood cleansers that destroy rheumatic impurities. It claims increased red blood cells cure blood poverty, relieve joint and muscle pain, swelling, and fatigue, restoring energy and color to the user. Contains promotional language and vegetable ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Nature
S.S
Moonshine Found Hidden in Graphophone Box
Prohibition officers found nearly a gallon of moonshine in the motor box of a graphophone at Lula Mottons Keystone home. Officers Woatkina Taylor and J L Lambert located the odor after searching the house. Bond set at $1000 for the defendants Monday hearing in Keystone.
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Keystone Colored Woman
Lula Motton
Keystone
Woatkina and
Taylor
JL. N. Lambert
Princeton
Waa
Omeer Taylor
Unut
Bond
Keysious
Tornado Toll Reported Across Illinois and Missouri
Early reports describe widespread destruction from a violent storm system striking Murphysboro West Frankfort Benton and Annapolis, Missouri. Deaths and injuries surge with hundreds feared killed or harmed as towns suffer collapsed buildings and overwhelmed hospitals. officials scramble to mobilize aid and assess damage.
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Trinedton
Tar
Benton
Tls
Mar
Frankfort
Here
West Frankfort
St. Iyonls
Missouri
St. Loui
Annapolis
Missouri Pacific
Aumipolis
St. Lows
Tranton
Trenton
Annnapolis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Howsea
Pulacah
Murphyshore
de Soto
Bueh
Litness Central Railroad
Mckey
Carbondale
St. Louk
Blewart
Osthele Annapollhs
Troniun
Jale
CL Pyrile
Kausad
Padueah
Sud
Jacksonville
Ils
Governor Small
Murphysboro
Springfield
Central
Christopher
West Prankfort
Small
Curlew Jr
Lidia Babtalion Denfantyy
Gorham
Murphysbore
Mixaourk Pathe Railroad
Wiiston
St. David
Muar
Avalle
le Anid
Ava
Murehysboro
Chicago
Dso
Desoto
Parvilleh
West Brankfort
Pitiider
Ste- Viel
Tornado Toll Rises Across Southern Illinois Towns
Widespread tornadoes battered West Frankfort Murphysboro and nearby towns injuring and killing many residents. Communications failed as rail lines and telegraph links collapsed. hospitals and armories reported full capacity to receive victims. Destruction spread from Carbondale to Du Quoin and Hinre Towns, with Griffin Indiana and Allenburg Missouri also struck.
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Mount Verno
L. Mar
A Or Desota
Tila
Toronto
West Frankfort
Springfield
Mis
Murphysboro
Manny Perers
Qalro
Tis
Carvondale
Riials
Duquoin
Reparty
Centralia
Desoto
Swist
Duquola
Illinois
Hinret
Carbonsale
Chicago
Mar
Windis
Cape Girardeau
Allenburg
Griffin
Ind
Pereyine
Evansvie
Evansville, Ltd
Mat
Oo Roedini
Evansville
Indiana
Dea
Mrs Fuller Praises Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Walpole New Hampshire woman says the product restored her health after months of irregularity and pain. She reports improved strength to perform housework and care for two babies. Over 200 000 women have replied to a question about benefits with 98 out of 100 saying yes. Drugstores offer the remedy nationwide.
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Welch Briefs
Smiley
Legion Auxiliary
Charles Ready
Davy
R. W. Hart
Frank Watson
Heckman
I. R. Hicks
Yester- By
G. R. Woolwine
John B. Gillespie
Grace Hospital
Graham Sale Gaye
Florida
Julis Goodman
Philadelphia
Goodman
Norfolk
W. B. Stevens
Eckman
New York
J. Farrington
Ray Evans
P. A. Barley
Misa Cansby Buchanan
Bruce Cook
Jaeger
Mary Lee Eppling
Mia
Frank Houston
Bikborn
Cincinnati
T. B. Houston
Houston
Eugene H. Lepinsky
Madison
Jim Caltes
DAILY
Telegraph Radio Program
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Mod
Freeb
Wwe
Lo Pientin
P. Gleenh
Nim Magtiower
Beret
Agathae
Dad
Faleemet
Eta
Bpringfield
Soo B
Grehentra
M.—Philharmonie Tris
Reemtle
Ile
TAM
Cleveland
Lombardo
Mit
Onenniat
Riwaten
Talat Nebt
WEAG
Columbur
Lamlitire
May Orchestra
CHCA
Toranto
Male Togram
GNM
Montreal
Violet Renoti
Etsy
Toyon
Garry Teo
Alcove Ghh
Cooper Veheetra
Mae
Larry Gruder
Doherty Neldy
WCO
Paul
Jon MillwaterXrot
WLS
Wan
M.— Wen
Don Beator
Indo Fitylarka
KYW
Renitag
Fe Seas
Sing Fame
Petre
Hartson
Sandman Wite
Meio-Blue Oachestra
R. Lou
Howe
Oo FM
Orah Lemke
Jarickh Yes
Bartone
Marthe Sibel
Vigituiet
WSS
Bansas
Neert Prosrem
Ar Banco
Mopigbihank
Pier
Rand Scotentra
Eer Trott
Oarney Morcial College
Patin Domeny
Tre
Pacific Coast Standard
Koo
Vasland
Francis
PBM
Golf Taragott
Joe Novak
Raiia
Elly
Moralevent
Pater
P. Mo Mromrant
Tdght Opera
LOS Angfi
Hickman
Mghileiren'a Progriag
M.—Murleal
BF Voyeply
Eee Gan Prancieco
fAniger
Theo Ireln
Roc FM
Musual Progreym
Gonr James
KGW
Portland
Fhiluren
Marketa
KYO BP
M.—Grevenian
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Trarsnat
CNBA
CNRK
PWX
KFAR
WARG
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Woe
WAC
KLX
WHAY
Ford Shelby
Big City
Mage Ciuc
Ngata
Teo En
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