Princeton Miners Slated for Trial in Deputy Slaying Case
Thirteen union miners accused of fatally shooting Deputy Sheriff Karl Petertish during a mine dispute near Princeton are set for trial in criminal court. Judge John M. McGrath will oversee proceedings with a large defense team led by A. Townsend.
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Union Ciineta
Karl G. Petertish
Goodwill
John M. McGrath
Walter G. Burton
Rogers H. Pendleton
I. M Wagher
Dudga- McGrath
A. Townsend
Charleston
Forever State
Bluefield
Johan
Ton Huge
Princeton
Lua
Earl Overstreet
Kanneth Garrett
van Gearheart
Cecil Jones
Walter ‘Taylor
Willian
Stamper
Carl Woods
Crede Wade
Jobin Wade
Janion Nateliff
Janica Farstat
George Cook
WY. II
Owens
Grover Setles
Will Young
H. G. Health
BE. L. Owen
Jim Ed Campbell
Jene Hollis
Charles Reynolds
Ney
Amployer
Winding Gulf Collfersen Company
Paterfish
John Wade
Wades
John
Crada
Shota
Princet on Society Mothers Meet at School Library
The home room mothers of Knob will hold a meeting in the school library this afternoon at a stated hour. Appointed members include Denny Moore, Okey Chan ders, Howard Milton, O A Martin, Homer Young, J. W. Munney, Langford, and others with Mrs. C. B. Thompson chairing. Various church circles and associations also listed for afternoon and evening gatherings with names of members and hosts.
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Nome Hoom
Knob Echoe
Mmeeting
Ally Muthers
Alend
Megdanies
Denny Moore
Okey Chanders
Howard Milton
O. A Martin
Homer Young
J. W. Munney
Langford
G. Kk. Minty
Itoy Buchanan
Guy Dudley
J.B. White
George Villaia
Aluzabeth Karnes
Elizabeth Warnes
3. White, Jander
BB. Remburg
Sea Street
Urcle
Woman's Missionary Society
Firat Methodist Church
Keverett Keerce
Walter Fielder
Jolot Koatass
KK. Deverlea
Soa
Bonham
H. F. Day
Anywusic
J. A. Meador
W. Lawrence
Ping
Young People's Society
Young People
First Methodist Church
Mies Mary Elixabeth Wale
Pendleton
Metnar Aircet
Kiwanis Club Plans Anniversary Banquet in Fort Framingham
The Fiinnston Atheny Kiwanis club schedules its tenth anniversary banquet at seven thirty this evening at the Virginian level. George Bryson of Warwill delivers the speech, W. Wills, lieutenant governor of the fourth division, attends. Civic orchestra, directed by W. J. Elerring, provides music with violin solos by I. A. VanCourt, a piano duet by W. J. Harring and Mrs. J. H. Herring, and a vocal solo by soprano Mrs. Margaret Williams. About 90 guests are invited, and the event aims to be a standout for the local club.
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Fiinnston
Aid Apione
I. A. VanCourt
W. J. Harring
J. H. Herring
Margaret Williams
Furnished Apartment Ad With Utilities Included
Furnished apartment with heat hot and cold water furnished. Small for est may be acceptable if family.phone 399-1 or call Mrs J H Perkins 1903 Monaker Avenue.
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J. H. Perkins
Jfonaker Avenue
Princeton Personal Notices of travel and visits
In Princeton personal notices Mrs A W Hare left for Alabama after visiting Mrs Merrill Calloway. Mrs Mary Keith Cawthorny and Mrs Loring Flasher returned from Charleston. Mrs H Barlar, visiting relatives, left for Washington with Fredlee Yancy. Miss Marian Elizabeth Malone of Grand Rapids is visiting Mrs Wooldolingon. Mrs W L Broyles and family returned from Baltimore with Miss Vera Broyles joining them. Dinner guests included Miss Loratte Bishop, Miss Valmp, Homer Widener, Barns Mustard and Madge Johnson.
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A. W. Hare
Merrill Calloway
Collage Avenue
Alabama
Mary Keith Cawthorny
Loring Flasher
Charleston
A.W. Raynolda
Lovell Avenue
H. 3. Barlar
Washington
Fredlee Yancy
Marian Elizabeth Malone
Grand ‘Rapids
Mick
Wool Dolingon
Honaker ‘Avenue
W. L. Broyles
Mra
Herbert Trott
Ralph Schroeder
Hilly Wohlford
J. Fanning Jr
Baltimore
Mra. Broyle
Vera Broyles
Thelma Schroeder
St. Vimo Broyes
Loratte Biyhop
Migs Valmp
Homer Widener
Barns Mustard
Posahontag
Mikes Madge Johnson
Munsey Wins Constable Race with 99 Vote Margin
J W Munsey, Republican candidate for constable East River district, leads over Democrat Hal P Johnston by 99 votes in unofficial returns. Totals show Munsey 2342 to Johnston 2243.
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J. W. Munsey
Constable
East River
Dia
Joy H. Davidson
Hal P. Johnston
Munsey
Johnston
Preliminary hearing set for Frank Nabley in Lowe murder case
Preliminary hearing for Frank Nabley of Lowe on murder charges for the killing of his uncle Albert Vince will likely be held early next week. Defense argues Nabley fired once in self defense against rock throwing. Also reports include store lease, federal liquor arrests, county farm bureau meeting, fiduciary order on matrimony rites, county court canvass of votes, and Presbyterian Men’s club dinner speaker.
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Frank Nabley
Lowe
Albert Vince
Ui Lowe
Ralley
Vinea
Bin
Hasha
Ware
Bluefield
United States
Thomas H. Scott
Thawen
Frank Martin
Mack Marlin
Texter Good
Mercer County
W. L. Tate
M. 1S. Church
South
G. W. Lucado
Guiaty
C.T. Hensley
Athens
Presbyterian Men's Club
Upswing Carries Wheat Above $1
Broad market rally lifts wheat past the dollar mark as investors weigh inflation fears and midterm results. Analysts note gains in non-ferrous metals and utility stocks despite mixed signals from Upton and liquor policy moves. Public utility projects win votes, while California traders drive miscellaneous security buying as Sinclair and MPIC programs face doubt. World wool consumption remains at a decade low.
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Wall Street
Congress
Wualneas
California
Upton Aludlair
Memphly
Agoramonto
Margin in Favor of Repeal Grows in West Virginia
Report covers county by county results on liquor repeal in West Virginia. Repeal carried 30 of 65 counties with 24 voting against. Mercer and Wood counties favored prohibition. Major support in industrial and coal regions. farming counties largely opposed. McDowell and Marion counties backed repeal. Kanawha County hosts state capitol where liquor plan will be drafted. Federal officers to enforce post repeal measures as Read bone-dry amendment faces federal constitution.
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West Virginia
Lincoln
Berkeley
Boone
Brooka
Cabell
Doddridge
Fayette
Greenbriar
Hampshire
Hancock
Hardy
Harrison
Jefferson
Kanawha
Logan
Marion
Marshall
Mineral
Mingo
Monongalia
McDowell
Otto
Raleeigh
Randolph
Summers
Taylor
Iwehater
Wetzel
Wirt
Wyomug
Barbour
Braxton
Clay
Gilmer
Grant
Jackson
Lewis
Mason
Mercer
Monroe
Morgan
Nicholas
Pendieton
Pleasants
Pocahontas
Preaton
Putnam
Ritchie
Roane
Tucker
Tyler Upshur
Wayne
Wood
Bluefield
Parkersburg
State
Ohio County
Virginia
George W. McClintic
Radio Programming Notes From Thursday Schedule
A scrambled OCR list outlines NBC WEAF and CBS WABC networks with dense time blocks across Bluefield and various regional feeds, detailing morning to late night music, talk, and serials. The entry names shows, orchestras, hosts, and fictional segments, though many items are garbled.
Gall Stone Colic and Home Treatment Appeal
Ad for Homo Deux Co offering a recognized prescription for gall bladder trouble with iver and gall bladder treatment. Cite address at 189 N Fourth St Minneapolis Minnesota and claims decades of literature on treatment with money back guarantee.
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Homo Deux Co
Fourth St
Minneapolia
Minn
Moneye Tuck
Creomulsion Promises Fast Relief for Child Coughs
An advertisement claims Creomulsion is the best treatment for children's coughs and colds. It touts seven medicinal elements, warns it is not cheap, and offers a refund if no relief is felt, saying druggists can authorize refunds on the spot.
Roosevelts Captains a Large Political Team in 1934
Roosevelt remains the captain of a potentially broader team as he frames policy. Republicans show no shift in stance toward the New Deal, remaining bitter and determined to defeat him. Compromise may be needed for a united GOP, with Senator Arthur Vandenberg as a notable national figure.
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Washington
Albany
Congress
Capitol Hill
Roosevelt
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Epidemic of Measles Closes Calhoun High School
Grantaville West Virginia November 7 An epidemic of measles scarlet fever and related illnesses emptied 109 of 380 students prompting the indefinite closing of Calhoun county high school. Coach M T Hamrick said 29 cases were reported and eight football players are ill making a Saturday game at West Union unlikely to be played.
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Grantaville
W. Va
Calhoun County High School
M. T. Hamrick
Weat Union
Fatal shot in Glarkeburg ends in police killing
Police Chief Frank Corbin of Nutter Fort says he shot and killed William W. Wilson of Quiet Cell after arriving at a bone and finding Wilson with a shotgun and a pistol tucked in his belt. Deputy Sheriff Kenneth N. Sappington reported the claim.
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Glarkeburg
W. Va
Frank Corbin
Nutter Fort
William W. Wilson
Quiet Cell
Kenneth N. Sappington
Corbin
Wilson
Democrats gain off year tide in McDowell County race
In McDowell County the Democrats captured the county’s seats for the first time in decades. Hush YD Holt led over Republican incumbent Henry D. Bathard by 4,941 votes in the U S Senate race and the slate of Democratic candidates won by margins from about 2,200 to 5,000, securing control of the county school board and judiciary contests, while Republican judges faced losses.
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McDowell County
Hush YD
Holt
Henry D. Bathard
United States
Yeaterday
Bartley Man Injured In Automobile Wreck
Bartley resident Marker Plaster escaped serious injury Tuesday when his automobile plunged over a embankment, caught fire, and rolled into a creek. He was dragged from the burning car by bystanders and taken to Grace Hospital for treatment of back injuries.
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Marker Plaster
Bartley
Plaster
Porsons
Grace Worphal
Former Welch Boy Writes Prize Essay
A photo in the Washington Herald shows Jackie Bennett son of Mr and Mrs Jack Dennett formerly of Welch congratulated by his teacher after winning a prize essay in the Washington community. He is now with the Comptroller's office of the Treasury Department.
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Jackie Bennett
Jack Dennett
Welch
Washington Herald
Washington Communatty
Bennett
Washington
Comptroller's Office of the Treasury
Caretta Miner Critically Injured in Mine Incident
Werner South a young War Wan worker at Carter Coal company wrecked while riding a motor car at Caretta. He sustained fourteen fractures in the right ankle and severe left leg injuries. He was taken to Stevens College Hospital for treatment with poor conditions reported.
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G. Werner South
Wan
Smith
Stevens Cole
Taphea
President and Mother Honor School Birthday Party
A surprise party at the home of Mrs L C Davis celebrated Miss Lourie Lively on her birthday with dancing and games. Attendees included Miss Lively and many others, hosted by aides led by Miss Mary Allen Harvey, in Welch Cub pack circles.
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Jackie
Phoebe Urise
Davie
Misa Kathryn
Alaugherty
Ye McClaugherty
Caaulug Cook
W. , Lovett Jr
Guy Nicholson
Far- Yur Lyon
Elbert Shumate
Charles Morrison
Alty
Frank Bivend Jr
Viglon
Mary Allen Harvey
Olne
Jewish anti fascists sentenced to prison in postwar trial
Two Jewish anti fascists Rou Segre of Turin and Leon Gingberg born in Odessa faced conspiracy against the state and sedition charges. A special tribunal sentenced Gingberg to four years and Segre to three, with two years cut due to a decree issued for a royal birth. The ruling drew interest as few Jewish names appeared in Losenning state cases. In Chicago Stanley Field denied participating in a fraud scheme and said as a director of the company he trusted Insull leaders and accepted their policies.
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Rou
Nov
Slan Segre
Turin
Leon Gingberg
Odessa
Ginaberg
Segre
Maria Pla
Premigr Nussxollal Haa
Beldom
Losnenleg
Chicago
Stanley Field
Marahall Field
Walla
Field
Samuel
Azar
Company of Chicago
Insull
Hle
First Negro elected on Democratic ticket to House delegates
Mominga Jonca Jr a local attorney and school teacher won the Democratic nomination for the house of delegates becoming the first Negro elected to the state legislature on the Democratic ticket. McDowell county Republicans elected a colored delegate, ensuring four colored members in the lower house. Attorney Jones previously ran for Republican delegates but was defeated by Alwart A. Calhoun who served two terms and was renominated Tuesday.
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Mominga
Jonca Jr
House of Delegates
McDowell County
Ragult
Yeaterday
Attorney Jones
Alawart A. Calhoun
Reflection Tuesaday
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