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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1925

Page

10

Mercers Coal Co and shops push for bargains in Bluefield

City and coalfield notes announce Here Matt barber shop under new management offering cleanliness and courtesy. Sale ads include a 1924 five passenger touring car, ladies hats at 3.95, sale on a five room stone house in South Bluefield, and multiple real estate and mortgage services. Also lists plants, screens, chicken supper, pastry items, and Pullman car to Martinsburg for Grand Commandery meeting.

Matt Barber Shop G. Co, Cockerham Prop South Bluefield 306 Commercial Bank Ltdg

Rabbi Marcus to report on convention in Atlantic City

Synacorne Assembly Rabbi Marcus returns from the United Synageorne Convention in Atlantic City and will report on proceedings this evening at 7 45 discussing religious instruction public schools Sabbath observance educational problems and Jewish ceremonial classes.

Synacorne Assembly Marcus United Synageorne Atlantic City

Red Men to Elect and Install Officers Today

Huntington West Virginia hosts the sixtieth annual state convention of the Improved Order of Red Men and the Degree of Pocahontas. About 600 delegates attend as nominations are held and officers will be elected and installed. Grafton is favored as the next convention city.

Hufftington W. Va Red Men West Virginia Matt Miser G. A. Northcott Chamber of Commerce A. W. H. Sheffer Central Christian Church Lyda Bollin Great Pocahontas William T. Lovins Huntington

Evidence to Support Integrity of Officials Opens Hearing

Indianapolis May 12 The Grain Marketing Company of Chicago presents evidence in support of its integrity at the Indiana securities commission hearing on a petition to sell 100000 dollars of preferred stock in Indiana A protest is filed by the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation which opposes the stock sale until the Illinois commerce commission approves the four company merger and the capitalization basis J G Mitchell representing the Grain Marketing Company says evidence will show full authority to operate under Illinois law Henry B Jenkins for the Farm Bureau opposes pending merger approval.

Indianapolis Ind Grain Marketing Company of Chicago Indiana Securities Commission Indiana Indiana Farm Bureau Federation Henry 8. Jenkins Indiana Farm Bureau Tllinois Commerce Commission J. G. Mitchell Des Moines

Trains Run Under Automatic Signal System in Kentucky

Ashland Kentucky May 12 trains over three main tracks between Ashland and Russell are operated by an automatic interlocking system. The Chespeake and Ohio line says the four mile stretch is the only three track section run entirely without train orders. Signals are controlled from Russell and West Ashland towers and the project will cost about 350000.

Ashland Land Russell Chesapeake and Chblo Clyffeside West Ashland

John Kovich Attempts Suicide Awaiting Trial

John Kovich thirty of Fairmont West Virginia and formerly of McKeesport Pennsylvania is listed for trial tomorrow on a poolroom robbery charge in Elrama. He attempted to take his life in the county jail by dashing his head against cell bars and was hospitalized with a fractured skull in Washington Hospital.

Washington Elrama John Kovich Fairmont W. Va McKeesport Washington Hospital

Power Company Wins Over Taxi Drivers Ruling

The West Wirdala Supreme Court in Charleston ruled in favor of the Princeton Power Company in a dispute against taxi drivers. The decision restricts taxi drivers from soliciting passengers near any terminal owned by the power company.

Power Company Tt Wi Supreme Court of West Wirdala Charleston Princeton Power Company

Funeral services held for W Frank Palmer leader in Bluefield politics

Funeral service for W Frank Palmer held Thursday at 2 30 pm from his home 1508 Jefferson street with Rev P P Hasselvander officiating under Odd Fellows auspices Palmer a Filovd county Va native born September 15 1848 came to Bluefield in 1900 managed Singer Sewing Machine Co office later ran a furniture store and retail grocery He was a Republican city executive committee chairman former city recorder constable and federal court cr ier A member of the Christian Church and Odd Fellows he left a wife five children and many friends Interment Maple Park cemetery pallbearers and flower bearers named members of Rebekah Lodge and honorary pallbearers listed Their meeting details and attendance urged for Thursday

W. Frank Palmer Jefferson Street P. P. Hasselvander First Christian Church The Odd Fellows Mr. Palmer Filovd County Biaefield Lynchburg Singer Sewing Machine Company Palmer Bluefield Beaver Pord Federal Christian Church Maggie Showalter J. N. Utley R. H. Walker Thomas H. White D. L. Holtz A. Massey Rebekah Lodge of Ella Leftwich Grace Houchins Malinda Sanford Bessie Coleman Lola Garrett Dora Swats Annie Smith Alice Alley Alice Ratcliffe Lucinda Aliff Lucile Webb Nannie A. Wyatt Philip Lilly W. R. Graham George L. Dillard Thomas Harlowe Scott J. A. Chambers Albion Cole J. T. Akers W. T. Morrison Norman Philips C. T. Smith H. G. Steele C. H. Pruett M. W. Lusk EB. P. Godby T. B. Moore W. F. Francis J. H. Mays

Important matters before trainmen convention in Cleveland

W. G. Lee, president of the Brotherhood Railroad, advocates conservative procedures at the triennial convention session. The women’s auxiliary also meets behind closed doors as Governor Donahey greets delegates. Discussion includes changes in insurance, legislative boards, service adjustments, and broader labor economic issues.

Cleveland W. G. Lee Brotherhood Railroad Brotherhood A. V. Donahey Ohio Rhood Lee

Norfolk and Western orders car bodies in big purchase

New York May 12 The Norfolk and Western Railway has placed orders for 1 965 gondola car bodies 1 000 gondola cars to the American Car and Foundry Company and the balance to the Ralston Car Manufacturing Company The Pennsylvania Railroad is expected to issue inquiries soon for a large number of passenger cars.

New York Norfolk and Western Railway American Car and Foundry Company Ralston Car Manufacturing Company Pennsylvania Railroad

Death of S Belcher 51 in Bluefield

Isaac Belcher 51 died at his home in south Bluefield after a life as a Southwest Virginia businessman. He leaves wife Charlotte Crockett and three daughters, plus two sisters and two brothers. Funeral held at Trinity Church with Keystone Lodge A F and A M assisting. burial at Maple Hill Cemetery Virginia Side.

Isaac Belcher South Bluefield Mr. Belcher Pageton McDowell County Virginia Charlotte Crockett Methodist Episcopal Church, South Church Triumphant Trinity Methodist Church F. T. Goodson R. C. Peters Hallie Belcher Bluefield Barbary Eppling Welch John Lewis Peterstown William Belcher Ann Jeremiah Belcher Littleburg East River Avenue J. M. Carter The Trinity Church

Joe Howard Reports Sixth Wife In Vaudeville Act

Chicago May 12 Joe Howard actor who long shared with De Wolfe Hoj er and Nat Goodwin a record as husband of five wives has taken a sixth He was married to Anita Case who appears with him in a vaudeville act in Milwaukee

Chicago Joe Howard de Wolfe Hoj ®Er Nat Goodwin Anita Case Milwaukee

Gas Well Brings 12.7 Million CF Daily in West Virginia

Huntington reports a Pratt Kansas gas well in Kanawha County producing 12.7 million cubic feet daily. Operators O L Roy B McComas and J A Pierce of Huntington are listed as proponents of the well, one of the state’s largest producers.

Huntington W. Va Pratt Kanawha County L. Roy B. McComas J. A. Pierce Hike Gasser

Freedom action is necessary says Pepper

Philadelphia May 12 United States Senator George Wharton Pepper told the Republican Women of Pennsylvania that the United States should aid only nations pursuing peace rather than gestures followed by war preparations. He urged freedom of action as essential to use power at the right time and cautioned against league or alliance involvement. He argued a peace policy is the best path, noting differing temptations among nations.

Philadelphia United States George Wharton Pepper Republican Women of Pennsylvania League of Nations

Symphony Orchestra Plays for Boosters

Huntington sees 100 Charleston Chamber of Commerce members depart for Parkersburg on a southern state tour. They were hosted at the Elks Club after a Williamson arrival and enjoyed a Charleston Symphony Orchestra concert at the city auditorium before visiting Clarksburg Fairmont and Weston.

Huntington W. Va Chamber of Commerce of Charleston Parkersburg Williamson Elks’ Club Huntington Chamber of Commerce Charleston Symphony Orchestra City Auditorium Pers Clarksurg Fairmont Weston

Body of Drowned Man Held for Identification

Parkersburg West Virginia May 12 employees at US dam No 19 Belleville on the Ohio River found a drowned man at 3 pm. The body, seen near the local wharf at noon, was brought to a morgue. No identifying details were on the body.

Parkersburg W. Va United States Dam No Belleville Ohio River

Corpse Found in Khaki Attire Identified by City Police

A body found in khaki shirt and rough trousers with a gold watch and chain in the pocket is being kept for several days to aid identification. Police departments along the river have been notified of the discovery.

Boy of Eight Killed at Adena Grade Crossing

Adena Ohio May 12 an eight year old boy James er natowicz residence Robyville was fatally struck by a Wheeling and Lake Erie freight engine at Adena main street crossing. Coroner W T Towland Harrison County ruled accidental death as bystanders tried to free the boy’s foot from a switch frog as a string of empty coal cars was moved.

Adena Ohio James Ernatowicz Wheeling and Lake Erie Robyville W. T. Towland Harrison County

Funeral for Bluefield Boys' Club director held in North End

T O J Wilson returned from Providence R I to attend the funeral of BE L Waterman director of the Bluefield Boys' Club who died last week. The service was at Mrs C B Austin's home with interment at North End cemetery. Representatives of the Boys' Club Federation of New York and Boys' Clubs of Providence and Pawtucket served as pallbearers.

T. O’'J. Wilson Providence R. I BE. L. Waterman Bluefield Boys’ Club C. B. Austin

Henry R Gay Re-elected Mayor in Buckhannon Victory

Buckhannon West Virginia voters re elected Henry R Gay as mayor with an unofficial lead of about 150 votes over M B Hyntes as counting progresses. Remaining results include council races and a $66000 street bond proposal awaiting final tallies tomorrow.

Buckhannon W. Va Henry R. Gay M. BE. Hyntes

Northwestern Mines Resume at Dagus Mines, Elk County

Dagus Mines in Elk county owned by the Northwestern mining and exchange company resume operations after several weeks of shutdown. Six hundred men are employed.

Northwestern Mines Ridgway Northwestern Mining and Exchange Company Dagus Mines Elk County

Negro patrolmen shot dead in Harlem gun battle

In New York on May 12 a Negro patrolman and an unidentified Negro were killed and a Negro reserve member and his wife were gravely wounded after 30 to 40 shots fired on 138th street. George Godfrey and Henry Hahr exchanged fire with four assailants as Fuller fled with his wife.

New York Harlem 138Th Street Lenox Avenue George Godfrey Gellen Fuller West 135Th Street Fuller Lennox Avenue Godfrey Henry Hahr

Campaigners for Salvation Army Encouraged

A county charity drive report shows Salvation Army supporters urged by workers to boost fundraising. A woman donated a mite, proudly noting her receipt, and workers said the county could meet its goal if every employed person contributed a day’s pay.

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Oss Street Coal Company Mercer Coal Co Pocahontas Citizens’ Coal & Supply Company Fifth Street Paul Witt New Methodist Church Ceres el Centro Utah Bland Street Princeton Avenue Knight Templers Bluefield Commandery Martinsburg J. M. McIihany Transportation Committee H. P. Dodd Pullman Martineburg Commandery Rhode Island California Bailey Lumber Company Honaker Honaker’s Honaker's Batley Lumber Company Exchange Federal Street Altamont Harry L. Greenspon Peery Building N. Y Jas. G. Litz, Agt Commercial Bank Telephone P. D Nixon North Side Joyce Co Jewelers Dete West Virginian Bidg Rogers ST J. B. Eades Osteopathic Bland St Mercer Funeral Home Eland Street Modern Funeral Establishment R. L. Morris Bluefield, W. Va WM. H. Carr Abrams Coal & Coke Res McDowell Michael Cohen Baltimore United States District Court Cohen Louis Love Love Lilly Mr. Dillard John R. Dillard St. Luke's Hospital Dillard United Shoe Repairing Co Tion Citizens Underwriters Agency Peery Cali W. F. Palmer Norfolk and Western CO Sang Belcher S. Es Eee Pepper Symphony Orchestra Boosters Harlem Hospital Salvation Army Warlick DR. Vs Ss. “Compton Goodykoontz Drug Co Three Good Drug Stores Nome Cara Nome East End Bluefield Pharmacy Princeton Avyenue Bluefield Ave Fairview Pharmac Brond South Streets Teabokin
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