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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1930

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British War Report on Indian Repression and Martial Law

In Sholapur under martial law 100000 residents see 1000 troops and crackdowns while authorities seize 200 to 500 natives. Gandhi followers push resistance as Abbas Tyabji faces prison terms. Peshawar returns to absolute control as Mehebaleshwar hosts a high official conference after Sholapur seizure.

Bombay India Sarojini Naidu Sholapur Mahatma Gandhi Abbas Tyabji Gandhi Peshawar Allahabad Congress Committee of Workers Mehabaleshwar Bombay Presidency Presidency Frederick Sykes

Capone Jailed by Miami Police After Second Arrest

Al Capone and three companions were jailed in Miami for investigation after police renewed enforcement of the Chicago plan to arrest him on sight. They were arrested at the American Legion fight arena by Chief Guy C. Reeve and two officers. Capone carried $700. companions Circella $108 Prignano $15 and Agoglia $35.

Miami Fla Alphonse Scarface al” Capone Chicago Capone Guy C. Reeve American Legion Nick Circella Albert Prignano Sylvester Agoglia Vincent C. Giblin Giblin Capome N. Vernon Hawthorne Palms Island Miami Beach Florida Circella Prignano Agoglia Circuit Court Aly 0. Thompson

Philadelphia lawyer Owen Roberts named to Supreme Court

Washington May 13 A Philadelphia lawyer in both figurative and literal senses Owen J Roberts was nominated by President Hoover to fill the Supreme Court vacancy caused by Justice Edward T Sanford's death and following the party's rejection of Judge John J Parker Roberts is famed for untangling complex legal problems and had risen to national prominence after serving as a government prosecutor in the Teapot Dome cases He is described as tall with iron gray hair and a brisk direct manner and enjoys big game hunting in his spare time

Washington Philadelphia Owen J. Roberts Hoover Supreme Court Edward T. Sanford Senate John J. Parker North Carolina Roberts Coolidge Teapot Dome Owen Roberts Harry Sinclair Sinclair

Senate confirms John P Hallanan as marshal

The Senate today confirmed the nomination of John P Hallanan as marshal for the western and southern district of West Virginia.

Hallanan Named U S Marshal for Southern District of W V

Charleston WV May 13 John P Hallanan won Senate confirmation to serve as United States marshal for the Southern district of West Virginia replacing Serge Workman whose eight year term expired April 20 Workman had prepared to turn over the office but no definite date for the change was set Hallanan is brother of state senator and GOP committeeman Walter S Hallanan and was recommended by Senators Hatfield and Goff.

Charleston W. Va John P. Hallanan United States West Virginia Senate Serge Workman Workmen Hallanan Walter S. Hallanan Henry D. Hatfield Guy D. Goff

Pittsburgh Man Pleads Guilty in Liquor Transport Case

Jeff Berry of Pittsburgh pleaded guilty in federal court to transporting liquor and was sentenced to one year and one day in Atlanta. He was arrested at Maysville West Virginia.

Wheeling W. Va Jeff Berry Pittsburgh Atlanta Maysville

Revenue Freight Loadings Rise Week End May 3

The American Railway Association reports total revenue freight loadings for the week ended May 3 at 942,899 cars, up 35,725 from the prior week but down 109,036 from the same week last year. Coal loadings for the period total 148,135 cars, a decline of 7,867 from the prior year segment.

Washington American Railway Association

Methodists vote against changes to church government

The quadrennial conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South defeated a proposed constitutional rewrite by 188 to 205. The plan sought to switch from Episcopal to congregational governance, limiting bishops’ powers and term lengths. Dr. F J Prettyman of Baltimore warned bishops would become conference presidents.

Methodist Episcopal Church South F. J. Prettyman Baltimore

Charges Prepared Against Bishop Cannon Jr in Church Convention

Dallas May 13 Josephus Daniels and twenty others plan charges against Bishop James Cannon Jr for stock market activities. The group, including G T Fitzhugh and J G Mee Gowen, await a hearing by the episcopacy committee and will not discuss details. Names of signers include Peg ram Davis Castle Hammett Sarver Cooper Moss Crouch Zimmerman Weakley Gardner Wiseman Stackhouse and others from multiple conferences.

Dallas Tex Josephus Daniels North Carolina Methodist Episcopal Church South James Cannon Jr Daniels Fitzhugh Thomas FE. Pegram North Mississippi J. Lee Davis Virginia C. B. Castle East Oklahoma E. A. Hammett C. W. Sarver John T. Cooper North Alabama B. H. Moss South Carolina B. W. Crouch Upper South Carolina Orville Zimmerman St. Louis Ewell T. Weakley Memphis J. D. Gardner South Georgia W. H. Wiseman Tennessee Will Stackhouse

Fridtjof Nansen Dies After Long Arctic Ambitions

Oslo reports the death of Dr. Fridtjof Nansen at 68 from heart failure after a period of illness. The famed explorer and humanitarian planned a final drift across polar regions with Graf Zeppelin and sought to locate his friend Roald Amundsen lost in 1928.

Roald Amundsen Oslo Norway Fridtjof Nansen Nansen Dr. Nansen North Pole Arctic Ronnald Amundsen Italia Polar League of Nations Froen Christiania Royal University of Christiania Viking Greenland

Alienation Suit Awarded Two Thousand Dollars

Middlebourne West Virginia May 13 An alienation of affections suit involving a neighbor dispute ends with a $2000 award to plaintiff Nicholas Singer against defendant William Gorell after the defendant pays the amount. Mrs Linger died before trial.

Middlebourne W. Va Nicholas Singer William Gorell Gorell Linger

Prohibition Debate Highlights Home Liquor Controversy

Washington May 13 The Anti Saloon League official F Scott McBride testified before the Senate lobby committee on home liquor production under prohibition arguing some conditions could allow it. The hearing touched on Forts NJ speech and potential 1927 prohibition shifts as McBride discussed political endorsements and an apparent Coolidge Mellon agreement. A separate Texas requisition sought return of Mrs Palmer to face forgery charges in Tarrant County.

Washington Senate Lobby Committee F. Scott McBride Anti-Saloon League Caraway Representative Fort Republican New Jersey McBride Fort Anti- Saloon League Doys Dwight Morrow Dwight W. Morrow Mexico Pene Frelinguysen Morrow Coolidge Mellon League Blaine Wisconsin Wayne B. Wheeler Austin Texas West Virginia R. O. Palmer Ann Allen Tarrant County Alderson W. Va

Bids Opened for 178 Miles of State Highways and Bridges

The West Virginia Road Commission opened bids for 178 miles of improvements and three bridges with total estimated cost about 2 million dollars. Unofficial low bids cover paving grading drainage surface treatments and widening across Mingo Raleigh Wayne Hardy Lewis Lincoln Mason Kanawha Wetzel Morgan Barbour and Putnam counties with firms from Huntington Louisville Richmond Weston Shinnston Point Pleasant and Atlanta among bidders.

Charleston W. Va State Road Commission Mingo County Willamson-Nolan Billups and Wellman Huntington Putnan Poca- Kanawha Raleigh County Harper-Cameron R. B. Tyler Company Louisville Wayne County Bull Creek Southern Oil and Tar Company Southern Asphalt Richmond Hardy County Gilbert Construction Company Fairview Baker Lost River J. J. Battershall and Sons Lewisburg Lewis County Walkersville Braxton County Fucey Brothers Weston Sam E. Finley Atlanta

Intrepid Flyers Conquer Storm in Atlantic Hop

Rio de Janeiro celebrates as Jean Mermoz and two companions complete a 1,975 mile oversea flight from St. Louis Senegal to Natal Brazil in 20 hours 16 minutes amid a fierce electrical storm. The Aeropostal mail run now cites three day St Louis to Natal and four day transatlantic times.

Rio Janeiro Brazil South Atlantic Jean Mermoz Paris Mail St. Louis Senegal Africa Natal Mermoz Aeropostal Company Buenos Aires

Hoover signs extension for Ohio River bridge at Cannelton

President Hoover today signed a bill extending the time for beginning and completing a bridge across the Ohio River at or near Cannelton Indiana. The measure allocates new deadlines and authorizes continued construction work.

Washington Hoover Ohio River Cannelton Ind

Stimson Defends London Naval Parity Before Senate Panel

Secretary Stimson argued the London naval treaty ensures parity between American and British fleets in all ship categories. Senator Robinson pressed questions on why five heavy cruisers were abandoned, while Stimson cited overall reductions of 175 000 tons for the U S and 430 000 tons across the three powers. He noted protection of commerce was considered and pledged to return for further questioning.

Washington Stimson Senate Foreign Relations Committee Robinson Arkansas London Indiana Arkansan America Congress Great Britain Japan Hughes Borah Swanson Virginia

Commission to Hear United Zinc Complaint

The public service commission heard United Zinc Smelting's complaint against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad over car rates for sulfuric acid shipments between Benwood and Moundsville following a hearing today in Charleston.

Commission United Zinc Charleston Public Service Commission United Zinc Smelting Corporation Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Benwood Moundsville

Mack WilliamsGets Life Term in Prison

Logan county jury convicts Mack Williams of a six year old murder and recommends mercy. Judge Naaman Jackson imposes life imprisonment for the killing of French Ellis, 66, during a quarrel at Barnabus. Williams was seized in Burgettstown, Pa., and brought back for trial. Ellis was a noted figure in the Hatfield McCoy feud history, officers said.

Logan Logan County Mack Williams Williams Naaman Jackson French Ellis Barnabus Burgettstown Ellis

Air Hearse To Carry Hero Dead In Mexican Airman Search

A large amphibian plane from Yucatan will act as an air hearse for Col. Pablo Sidar and Capt. Carlo Rovirosa if Rovirosa’s body is found after a crash near San Jose. U S Marines planes from Nicaragua join the search aided by Mexican officers and pilots.

San Jose Costa Rica Col Pablo Sidar Mexico Argentina Sidar Carlo Rovirosa Rovirosa Yucatan Brett Williams George M. Keightley Juan Azcarate Mexican Military Air Service Jose Leon Cuba Jorge Hegremes United States Marine Nicaragua Lieuts. C. S. Pike P. P. Sehgider United States

Automobile overturns kill three near Scranton

On the Morgan highway near Scranton, Pa, a car overturned killing George Begley 26, his wife Anna 24, and Mrs Amna Dougher 25 of Pittston Luzerne county. Thomas Dougher 25, husband of one victim, escaped with minor injuries. Begley drove the vehicle and reportedly braked suddenly in a curve.

Scranton Morgan Highway George Begley Anna Amna Dougher Pittston Luzerne County Thomas Dougher Begley

Convicted Man Faces Killing Probe in Morgantown

William Fane of Morgantown was found guilty in federal court of violating prohibition laws in Wheeling. Sentencing was delayed as authorities investigate alleged connections to a Morgantown killing. Fane was arrested on December 10 on the Morgantown highway with liquor found in his car. The jury deliberated for an hour before the verdict, then resumed and reached a decision after four in the afternoon.

Wheeling William Fane Morgantown Fane Muaidsville

Bad Luck Trails West East Airman Roscoe Turner

Capt Roscoe Turner forced land at Curtiss field after a 15 hour 10 minute flight from Los Angeles. He aimed for Roosevelt field where a large crowd awaited, but a broken wheel ended the stopover. Turner also ferried a lion cub aboard.

Valley Stream N. Y Pacific Coast Roscoe Turner Curtiss Field Charles A. Lindberga Roosevelt Field Los Angeles KE. S. T Wichita Kans

River Power Case to Resume in Capital Today

Hearing on the Cheat river water power case continues in Charleston with Governor Conley and the public service commission presiding. Senators Hugus and Reynolds are urged to attend for cross examination as editor Robert Permar seeks to question lawmakers about the 1929 water power bill.

Hugus and Reynolds Wheeling Charleston Cheat River Water Power Conley Public Serve Ice Commission I. Wade Coffman West Virginia Power and Transmigerion Company Cheat River A. Spates Robert Permar Wheeling Intelligencer Permar

Opponents Prepare to Press WV Power Permit Hearing

Morgantown reports opponents of the Cheat river power project plan travel to Charleston for a reconvened Public Service Commission hearing on the West Virginia Power and Transmission permit. Publisher Charles E Hodges and A Bates Brady will attend. Opponents say the 10 dollar per 100 horsepower fee undercompensates the state.

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia Power and Transmission Company Cheat River Charleston Public Service Commission Charles E. Hodges A. Bates Brady Elkins

Warnings Tacked On Sherman Homes Riot Aftermath

A threat circulated by a mob blamed for the Sherman courthouse riot warns Negro residents to leave within 24 hours or face fire. A separate note to a contractor orders firing Black workers within 36 hours. Officials reassure protection, with guardsmen authorized to shoot to kill if needed as Rangers widen arrests to thirty three.

Sherman Tex George Hughes National Dan Moody Col. L. S. Davidson Military Court of Inquiry Texas Rangers

Martinsburg High School Principal Moves to Parkersburg Post

Parkersburg West Virginia May 13 announced by the city board of education that E B Church principal of Martinsburg high school was named principal of the combined senior and junior high schools in Parkersburg. He succeeds H W Piggott who becomes Parkersburg superintendent. John A Davis Jr Charleston was named assistant principal of the combined junior and senior high schools.

Parkersburg W. Va E. BE. Church Martinsburg

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