Officer kicked on shin by Negro in Welch incident
Deputy Sheriff Nick Verano collared Walter Cauthen after a liquor search near Hemphill. Cauthen resisted arrest, kicked the officer, was jailed after liquor recovered with bystander aid. Magistrate fined $200 plus costs and ordered 60 days on county roads. Also notes on locally issued marriage licenses for Frank Conti and Jennie Rizzanto and Fred Kennedy and Cassie Wall.
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Nick Verano
Walter Cauthen
Sal Sues
Hemphill
Cauthen
Verano
Legro
Hufford
Frank Conti
Jennie Rizzanto
Keystone
Fred Kennedy
Cassie Wall
Jaeger
Story of Daniel discussed in Smylie Bible class
Speakers W J McClaren and M C Hammond led a Smylie Bible class on the Story of Daniel, highlighting faith as a moral. They traced Daniel’s life from Jerusalem to Babylon, his rise under Nebuchadnezzar, Belshazzar’s writing on the wall, and his rulership under Darius, including miracles in the lion’s den and fiery furnace. The lesson noted Daniel’s role as a prophet and the first appearance of the phrase Son of God.
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Daniel
Smylie
W. J. McClaren
M. C. Hammond
God
Mr. Hammond
Christ
Jeruselem
Jehoiakim
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Belteshazzar
Belshazzar
Darius
Jonah
Welch Briefs And Local News From Welch Area
Episcopal lunch ladies feed business men daily in the basement of Appalachian Power Company office. Miner George McCormack injured by slate fall at Kingston-Pocahontas Coal Company and hospitalized with left foot injury. Louise Fuller dies of toxemia in local hospital after illness. Pentecostal Holiness tent meeting announced on Gary road led by Rev. E Isom and Rev. S W Sublett. Roy Clark’s body, killed by slate fall in Kingston-Pocahontas mines, sent to Abingdon for burial with Rev. C C Woolwine. hearse by C J Douglas. P T Farrington and wife fined for drunkenness in Kimball Court. Miss Julia Arnold and D C Cherry linked to the Farringtons. Dr J A Eldridge arrives to take over Dr E Vermillion’s practice as the Vermillions depart for Shrine in Los Angeles.
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the Episcopal Church
Appalachian Power Company
Charles F. Hicks
Guild
George McCormack
Hemphill
Kingston-Pocahontas Coal Company
Grace Hospital
Gary Road
Havace
Welch
E. Isom
8. W. Sublett
Metcalm
Roy Clark
Abingdon
C. C. Woolwine
Caples Methodist Church
C. J. Douglas
Squire Hufford
P. Farrington
North Carolina
Kimball
Julia Arnold
D. C. Cherry
Farringtons
B. Houston
I. J. Rhodes
G. L. Straub
Keystone
Ira J. Partlow
Williamson
Bister
B. French
Bluefield
H. Barker
Gary
Mike Reho
EB. Vermillion
Los Angeles
H. E. Kiser
Tazewell
Mary Dal
Coalwood
Joseph M. Sanders, Jr
Blakely Apartments
Rare musical treat at Bluefield Colored Institute concert
News of Colored People reports a two night program at Bluefield Colored Institute on May 21 and 22. Thursday’s program features music by Negro composers and promises a rare cultural event for the community.
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Bluefield Institute
Bluefield Colored Institute
Christian Workers Meeting and Band Concert at Local Churches
A church gathering is set for Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock for all Christian workers with public invitation. A band concert happens Thursday night May 21 at A. M. E. Zion church on Wilson Street featuring the Norfolk and Western shop band, Weeks' quartette, and John Stuart's orchestra. The Jones Street Christian Church meeting grows in interest as Rev. Moore delivers a strong sermon to an appreciative audience with good preaching, singing, and fervent prayers.
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H. P. James
Scott Street Baptist Church
Northfork High School
A. M. E. Zion
Wilson Street
Norfolk and Western Shop
Quartette
John Stuart
Jones Street Christian Church
Moore
Union Officials Free to Carry Out Threats
Indianapolis May 19 Judge Baltzell dismissed an injunction suit to stop union officials from interfering with miners in cooperative mining. The ruling leaves unions free to threaten revoking local charters if members work mines under group leasing or joint stock ownership. Lack of jurisdiction was cited, aligning with United Mine Workers counsel. William H. Howe of Chicago and John L. Lewis of Springfield were residents of Illinois, taking the case out of federal jurisdiction.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert C. Baltzell
United States District Court Today
Baltzell
United Mine Workers Counsel
William H. Howe
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Springfield
Ill
Miners’ Organization
Linots
McDowell Social Notes Highlight Local Weddings
A Cincinnati Enquirer notice details the elopement and marriage of A R Gardner 27 and Martha Franklin 21 in Covington Kentucky followed by a short tour and plans to live at 428 Springfield Pike Wyoming. Other items note Sam Hermanson visit W Welch W J OToole back from Bluefield and a hospital admission. An engagement announcement for Margaret OToole to Hobart Baldwin is reported with a Greek church ring ceremony described.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
A. R. Gardner
Albert H. Gardner
Wyoming
Martha Franklin
N. H. Shanklin
Covington
Court House
Walker Vance
Facts About Taxes on Cigarettes in the United States
The piece notes that cigarette taxes last year totaled $309,014,050.84, with the cigarette industry paying $182,716,785.93, about two thirds of tobacco taxes. It argues high cigarette value for money, promotes Lucky Strikes, and touts quality through toasting and sanitation, quoting Alfred W. McCann on factory cleanliness.
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Mcdowell County
Vermillion
National Music Week
Abbie Mitchell
America
Miss Mitchell
Europe
New York
Northfork
Welch Briefs
Louise Fuller
J. A. Eldridge
Boston
E. Vermillion
Social News
McDowell
Sam Hermanson
W. J. O'Toole
Parker Ison
Princeton
William Effier
H. H. Houston
Chestre, Pa
Charles
Woodlawn Sour Apartments
O'Toole, Jr
Margaret O'Toole
Col. E. O'Toole
Hobart Baldwin
United States Coal and Coke Co
Internal Revenue
Alfred W. McCann