Revival at College Gate Spartans Baptist Meeting
A revival at College Agere Tevtatehireh features Shia as subject with evangelist delivering a sermon on the prohibitions and prerogatives of the sons of God. He argues salvation by faith, notes works follow if saved, and invites attendees to counter fear with faith during Wednesday night talks on fear, death, and reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agere
Binday
John
Jesus Christ
Ife
Calgary
Evangelist
Arkersburg banker pleads not guilty in federal case
Alteshew, ex president of West Virginia Bankers Association and VP of the Parkersburg National Bank, appeared in federal court and pleaded not guilty to a charge under federal banking laws. Bond set at 26,000. Parkerburg cashier McK. Smith and Charles Martin also indicted for violating national banking laws. Continuance granted to June term. each defendant posted 25,000 bond.
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Parkerpburg
Elkins Court
W. J. Baker
Aniteshew
Sena. M. Neely
Avoiding Flu From a Cold With Mustard Plaster Cure
A fragment outlines preventing a cold from becoming the flu or pneumonia. It promotes mustard plaster mixtures with oil of mustard menthol and other ingredients as counterirritants to stimulate circulation and loosen congestion, describing a warming tingling and cooling relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Dixie Tailoring Co offers Christmas outfits on credit
Various ads tout Dixie Tailoring Co 204 Princeton Ave Altamont offering men suits coats and hats cleaned pressed and rented on credit with weekly payments as low as 1.50 to 3.00. Also notices of tax deadlines and local sales, and other services from Bluefield firms.
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the Dixie, Tailoring Co
Princeton Ave
Dixie Tailoring Co
Princeson Ave
Dixie Tailoring Company
Princeton Avenue
Hoyas
Dixie Tal Joring Company
Dixie ‘Tailoring Company
Former Westinghouse Founder McGinley Dies at 75
George Kintney McGinley, 75, of Pittsburgh, founder of a Westinghouse affiliate and longtime executive at the Philadelphia Company of Pittsburgh, died in New York after months of illness. A pioneer in Western Pennsylvania gas and electrical manufacturing, he criticized English actresses for lacking true American emotional acting and backed U.S. performances.
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New York
George Kintney McGinley
Pittsburgh
George Weatinghous
Woatinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Company
American Actresses Have the Most Kick
Gilbert Frankau, the novelist, told the O P club in London on November 29 that American actresses have more kick than English ones after his US tour. He noted discontent among early theatergoers is rising and hinted at broader trends in Anglo American stage culture.
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London
Gilbert Frankau
United States
O. P. Club
Frankau
Clerks Track Election Expenditures In Reform Push
In Bowlon on November 29 a Senate inquiry tracks Republican committee spending in the recent election. Senator Butler was defeated by David Walsh, with the Liberal Club League preparing the findings for the investigation committee. Committee chair Read will present the matter to the full committee upon return to Washington. Crocker says the expenditures total about 160000, roughly 20000 under two years ago, while Butler’s personal spending stays within the 10000 legal limit.
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Whale Committee
Washington
Francia Prescott
Republican Committee
Crookar
Rood
Butler
Inw
Mexican land laws enforced amid US protest
Mexico City reports that the new land and oil regulations are being enforced with few objections. Foreign Minister Banaz says most foreign concessionaires have not yet declared their compliance, but pressure aims to coax enough to embarrass Washington by January 1 when the laws take effect.
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Mexico City
United States
Baanz
Bse
Washington
Budget Clash Storms Washington Budget Making Pace
Washington November 29 The budget making for the next fiscal year proceeds despite political pressures and leaks. Officials in war and navy buildings face tight secrecy as departments trim departmental expectations ahead of President Coolidge’s annual message to Congress.
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Washington
Turkey
General Lord
Pudge
Five men injured in Masontown powder explosion
Three of the five men hurt in a Masontown boarding house blast are reported near death. Andrew Connor 65 Lincoln Connor 18 Vernon Garner 18 are critical with little chance of recovery. Ben Shaffer 26 and William Shaffer 15 are seriously injured but expected to recover. An open carbide lamp ignited spilled powder as the flask exploded. the house was badly damaged.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Masontown
Andrew Connor
Lincoln Connor
Vernon Garner
Httle
Ben Shaffer
William
Former Bay State Editor Shoots Self
Worcester Massachusetts November 29 Austin P Cristy founder and longtime editor and publisher of the Worcester Telegram died tonight at city hospital from a self inflicted gunshot wound in his private room at the brok arage offices of J Bache Co Friends said he had recent stock market reverses He sold newspaper interests in 1919 to Theodora T Hillis a former employee of the Telegram Cristy 76 founded the Sunday Telegram in 1884 and the Daily Telegram two years later
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Worcester
Mass
Austin P. Cristy
Worcester Telegram
City Hospital
J. 8. Bache & Co
Cristy
Theodora T. Hillis
The
Telegram
Sunday Telegram
Daily Telegram
Doctors and druggists face hooch conspiracy charges
New York November 29. Ten doctors eleven druggists and a drug store corporation were indicted for conspiracy in a federal case alleging a service bureau to broker improper liquor prescriptions. Several physicians claimed immunity under the prohibition act and were not prosecuted.
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New York
Phyaticians
Federal
Lst
United States Attorney's Office
Germany Plans Ballot Reform
Verlin reports Germany plans to reform its election system, deeming it too complex and undemocratic. The government will submit changes to the Reichstag while avoiding constitutional amendments, proposing to abolish the election data system that allocated seats by total votes rather than constituency wins.
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Verlin
Germany
Bardesa
Beichstag
Reichstag
Moriarity Noted for Stealing Run
Detroit, Nov. 28. George Moriarity, new Tiger manager, famed for a steal of home, may build Detroit’s champion team of the era. Once captain of the Tigers, Moriarity was a heady, quick-breaking player with solid fan support, now guiding a largely rebuilt club with ex-teammates Dauss and Hellmann still aboard.
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Detroit
George Moriarity
Tiger
Moriarty
Moriarity
Cleveland
Ty Cobb
Moriality
Cobb
New York Highlanders
Hughie Jennings
Prohibition Department Appointment Sparks Presidential Veto Clash
The article notes a political clash over a prohibition department appointment after a defeat. A resolution claims the appointment would reflect on the voters intelligence and amount to a presidential veto of their choice, highlighting tension between the defeated candidate and government authority.
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Prohibition Department
Sega
Bumper Tourist Crop Report Across Three States
St Paul reports a bumper summer tourist crop with eight million visitors in Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan. The industry yielded about 100 million dollars, aided by highway counts showing a large nonresident influx. Michigan attracted over three million visitors, Minnesota about 1.5 million, Wisconsin near one million. Permits for out of state fishing licenses rose to 76 000 in Michigan 80 000 in Wisconsin and 28 000 in Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
State Highway
Receivers Named for National Woolen Mills in West Virginia
Elkins, November 20. George M. Johnson of Parkersburg and Isadore Makoyer of Baltimore appointed receivers for National Woolen Mills. Case details follow are not included in the brief notice.
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Elkins
W. Va
George M. Johnson
Parkersburg
Isadore Makoyer
Baltimore
Condemn Move to Name Senator Wadsworth
A resolution condemning any move to appoint Senator Wadsworth of New York to a cabinet or government post was adopted by the United Committee for Prohibition Enforcement. The group, representing fourteen national and four state dry organizations, urged that Wadsworth not be appointed under any circumstances.
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Washington
Moyve
Wadsworth
New York
United Committee For
Winston
The
Treasury
Weighed Only 98 Pounds in Cleveland Ohio
A Cleveland woman recounts illness after childbirth and weight loss to 98 pounds. After medical advice and trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, four bottles raised her weight to 116 pounds and renewed energy for housework. The ad promotes health as true wealth.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Mas
M. Rigsgindes
Nelson Ave
Lydia
Mountain State T Transportation schedules from Bluefield hub
Mountain State T Transportation Company runs buses from Bluefield Union Bus Terminal to Tazewell Lebanon Abingdon Bristol Matoaka and Beckley with multiple departures daily including 6:30 p m 9:30 a m and 11:50 a m times. Bristol line connects to Johnson City and Knoxville while Beckley line connects to Thurmond and Charleston. Services subject to change without notice.
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Mountain State T Transportation Company
Bluefield
Union Bus
Tazewell
Lebanon
Abingdon
Bristol
Matoaka
Beckley
Johnson City
Knoxville
Thurmond
Charleston
Acheil
Receivers Appointed for National Woolen Mills in Parkersburg
In federal court today receivers were named for the National Woolen Mills of Parkersburg. An accompanying action named a financial receiver and an additional party was also appointed. The petition for receivership was filed by the American Woolen Mills on November 24.
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National Woolen Milla
Parkersburg
Apnakers
American Woolen Milla
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Arkersburg
New Royal Cafe
Commercis
Harry L. Greenspon
Forest
Tore Am
Law and Commerce Huilding
Wei
Toes
E- Thorne
Ee H
First Rats
Twn City Realty Co
iTeoary
Mt Ismall
Win City Reality Co
Peery Midge
Licat
Twofield
Bluefield Finance Corporation
Blioleld Trust Company
J. R. Laird
Quaker Assess
Bluefield Awning and
Altamont
Stewart Street
Altamont Hotel
J. W. Hmaldran
Roddy
Nile
L. Hy Layne
Giles Street
Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Sale Baginaz
Marlanom Roctery
Jin
Wyoming
Monroe
Jfupcheon
VO Cartwright
Cadillac
Reo and Mack
Mercer Garaga
Seoth
Raleigh
Mannatiion
CN. Wilken
Cooper
Wada
Herndon
Post Office
South Bluefeld
Daily Telegraph
Dana Harris
Matz
Philadelphia
Harris
Hko
Marcel
Alan
Uaw
Parsons
Kempy
Aula
Beaver High School
Hasley Penn Drug Company
Ody
Bluefield Awning and Furnace Company
Westinghouse Firm
America
Eagland
Mulleuaes
Aign Stree
Taal Company
Frolific Oy Non
Mme Thinga
Gove
der Brummer
Berlin
BAY State
Marnels
6Th Avenue
Down Stalra
Daniell's Magazine
National Woolen Mills
Senator Wadsworth
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cohen
Isadore Cohen Co
Jewele
Federal St. Sluefield
W Va
Mangus - Phillips Shoe Co
Bluefield, W. VA
Erector
Seta
Santa
M. G. Whitlow Hardware Company
Vega
W, VA
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