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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1925

Page

53

Bluefield College Adds Fair Grounds to Campus Plan

Bluefield College completed a deal to take over the 108 acre Bluefield Fair Grounds on both sides of the state line making the expanded campus extend from Tazewell road east past the grand stand. The grounds will be converted into a park and athletic field with a new gymnasium planned near the site.

Bluefield W. Va West Virginia Tazewell Road

Contents Unknown leads junior class play

The junior class of the secondary department staged the annual play Contents Unknown a Lindsey Barbee comedy drama before a large audience. Warren Carl Hazzard played Craig Rutherford the collector of rare kings and led the cast with Miss Katie Vaiden understudying Machiavell. Marcella Moors portrayed Judith Shelby with great skill as the unwilling accomplice, while Keith Winthrop John Hekman and Thelmore Hayden filled supporting roles as the customs official Kenneth Gordon and rivals for Judith.

Lindsey Barbee Mise Truxter Warren Carl Hazzard Craig Rutherford Marcella Moors Rutherford

Winnall Cow Milk Yield Record Reported in Eng

A cow named Winnall in England owned by Harry Waters produced 2.165 gallons of milk over a 365 day period according to the report.

Winnall, Eng Harry Waters

Acquittal for German Aviator Who Killed Wounded Russian

Heintz Mueh nickel, a German aviator, was acquitted of murder for shooting a mortally wounded Russian during the 1920 Polish Russian conflict after landing between lines due to a defective motor. The Russian, an agent with the Red Army, begged for relief and was shot to end his suffering.

Posen Heintz Muehnickel Muehnnickel Muehsnickel Red Army Muehlnickel

Suffering Man Shot by Comrade in Fearful Pursuit

A distressed man, fearing capture by the enemy, shot another, then buried the victim and reported the incident to his superiors. The terse account notes the chilling sequence under wartime strain and the immediate official report.

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