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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
6
Testimony centers on whether the prisoner is Cleveland Boyd, with witnesses comparing facial features and bearing. Several jurors and officials note resemblance but express doubts, as the state presses to prove identity in the Cleveland Boyd trial while other docket cases await verdicts.
Princeton society guests attend Presbyterian Sunday school teachers banquet hosted by the Presbyterian Men's Club. Personal notes include Ray Cheatwood of Migood visiting the city, Jierring music at Concord College Athens, and visits from G. J. Thompson and W. R. Codfrey of Matoaka. Attendees at the bridge luncheon include Mrs. J. R. Rich, Mrs. L. E. Will Young, Mrs. J. R. Vermillion, Mrs. it, L. Dugan, and Mrs. Ray Hylton.
Social guests including Prima Donna Hartley Sanders and Mrs J W McNutt attended a bridge luncheon yesterday at the Masonic Temple hosted by Mrs J 8 Baker and Mrs Hedley Craft in Cramwell for brides-to-be Miss Virginia Calhoun and Miss Dorothy Harrigan. Champagne provision noted amid a brief account of the event.
Washington April 30 The resignation of Solicitor General Beck, to take effect on the appointment of a successor, was announced at the White House. Beck requested to remain until the Supreme Court term ends in June, then wished to return to private practice. He had been solicitor general since 1921 after private law work in New York and earlier service as U S attorney for the eastern district of Pennsylvania and assistant attorney general. President Coolidge was considering several attorneys for the vacancy, including William D. Mitchell and Charles W. Waterman.
Merger Street resident L MecClure, a city fireman, praises Pepgen tonics from The Goodykoontz Drug Co as improving digestion, reducing headaches, and restoring appetite. He describes relief from stomach pain, constipation, and insomnia, claiming Pepgen renews strength and aids liver and kidney function. The advertisement targets Bluefield readers with claims of widespread benefits.
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