Marshall and Glenville State Normal Clash Ends 26-0
Athens W Va Sept 24 Coach Tallman praises Marshall College as a powerful defense and strong offense after a 26-0 victory over Glenville State Normal. He notes Jackson State’s claim of a powerful squad and worries about Concord escaping the Big Green. Red Crist and Crowe are highlighted as key factors on rival teams.
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Athens
W. Va
Agion
Marshall College
Glenville State Normal
Huntin
Jackson
Ishall
Concord
Red
Crist
Tallman
Satrlay
Big Green
Tallm
Eams
Crowe
Mar
Ofense
Huntection
Concord Mountain Lions
Marshall
Huntington
Aviation inquiry shifts through wartime agencies and debt talks
The air board continues its aviation inquiry as officials from the Nickel merger case appear. Debates over transferring the Shipping Board to the Commerce Department and FTC unfold, with Curtis backing the move. Also noted are leadership shifts at the Pennsy and plans for a new labor dispute settlement system.
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Air Board
Vanswerinzen
Benson
Benjamin Poore
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Patrick
Los Angeles
Shipping Board
Commerce Department
Federal Trade Commission
A Department
Curtis
Senate
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad Auecession
Southern West Virginia title race narrows to three
The upcoming Marshall versus Concord clash on October X is pivotal as New Harvey, Concord, and Marshall vie for the Southern West Virginia championship. The winner of the Marshall Concord game will be a strong contender in the race, while the loser faces elimination from the title chase.
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Wenal
West Virginia
Concord
Marshall
New Harvey
Applications emphasize proper 1926 motor vehicle titles
Miss Pearle Brammer of the Bluefield Automobile Club warns motorists to file complete applications with the state road commission before license rush. If a front face is filled for new cars and item 22 on used cars, plus back questions, are answered, a title certificate will be issued with the correct 1926 license fee. If owners lack a dealer certificate but have 1925 plates, title may be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Brammer
Bluefield Automobile Club
State Road Commission
C. E. Hiner
Attempt to Shoot Louisa Kubeck Shocks Meriden
In Meriden Connecticut a gunman fired at Louisa A Kubeck a key witness in the Chapman bandit trial The shot hit Jack Quinn owner of a bowling alley minor wound The assailant fled identity unknown Kubeck ran the Old Colony Inn where Chapman and Walter Shean once stayed before a policeman s murder verdict and appeal proceed Thought to be connected to the prior Hartford case
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Meriden
Conn
Louisa A. Kubeck
Gerald Chapman
Hartford
Kubeck
Jack Quinn
Ubeck
Old Colony
Chapman
Walter Shean
Springfield
Mass
New Britain
East Tennessee Team A Good One
Bluefield College coach Pmaweller plans lineup changes to challenge East Tennessee Normal, with forecasts of a tougher showing after last Saturday’s 70 point practice. The East Tennessee squad, once a normal school, is now a college with around 100 male students and a veteran lineup expected to test the Bluefield squad Saturday.
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East Tennessee Normal
Pmaweller
Bluefield College
Bluefield
Yesterda
East Tennessee
Milligan
Concord
Emsweller
Akers
Jackie
Anthony
Collier
Groseclose
Kichutchingson
Carey
Lottie
Gibson
Hutchinson
Swisher
K. Smith
Kenny
Harris Dominates Second Base For World Series Look
Stanley Harris of Washington is hailed as one of the game's greatest second basemen as the 1925 World Series approaches. He competes with Eddie Moore and Johnny Rawlings in Pittsburgh for top honors, with Rawlings sidelined by injury. Harris is praised for defense and clutch hitting as he directs Washington’s infield with sharp judgment.
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Stanley Harris
Washington
Eddie Collins
Harris
New York Giants
Pittsburg
Eddie Moore
Johnny Rawlings
Rawlin
Wright
Maranville
Pirates
Cubs
Moore
Revival by Salvation Army Starts Tonight
The Salvation Army citadel hosts a revival beginning at 7:30 tonight led by Ensign and Mrs. Wealey Bouterse. The evangelists, arriving in Bluefield this morning, will lead singing and deliver a message titled Sin and Salvation. Nightly services promise old time songs and powerful gospel with instrumental and vocal music.
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Salvation Army
Ensign
Wealey Bouterse
Bluefield
Samuel Brengle
Campaign prayer meeting and shop meeting announced
A cottage prayer meeting will be held at Mrs. W. Roby’s home 335 Logan Street Wednesday at 12 p.m. The public is invited. Evangelists will hold a shop meeting at West Virginia Armature Works Wednesday at 4 30 p.m. Special singing will be a highlight of the event.
Frazer Sets Record Qualifying Score in Women’s Golf
Mrs Ties Sterling Frazer of Ottawa wins the gold medal at the national women’s golf championship in St Louis with a qualifying score of 77 on the 6 408 yard course. Glenna Collett and Dorothy Campbell Hurd also post strong scores while 23 players go under 90.
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St. Louis
Ties Sterling Frazer
Ottawa
Canada
Glenna Collett
Providence
Miss Collett
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Philadelphia
Th Cummings
Chicago
Davis J. Lee Hosts Twenty Guests in East End Social
Davis J. Lee invited twenty guests to the hospitable home of Mrs. Ollie Cau aon on Wayne Street East End for a pleasant Wednesday evening. Miss Clare De Cousin served as receiving hostess. Music and a luncheon with chicken salad potato chips June peas pickles hot rolls and tea made the event enjoyable.
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Davis J. Lee
Ollie Cauaon
Wayne Street
East End
Clare de Cousin
Bluefield Scene Brightens With Guests And Local Notices
A social gathering featured tomatoes on lettuce with island dressing and cake as guests including Mr and Mrs Robert Clarkson and others from Uniontown Pa and Cave Harbor. Revival services announced in Bluefield Va with Rev R F Hairston and Rev J J Hall. Local notices thank caregivers for Sam Mason’s illness death and report Princeton school year progress and a large dog show hosted by the Mercer Hunting Protective Association with numerous prize classes and winners.
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Robert Clarkson
Guy Carter
Frank Pettigrew
M. J. Jackson
Mise E. M. Massie
Mise M. Penn
Mies L. Hvans
Mise Clare de Cousin
G. H. Holmes
Uniontown
Viola Lewis
Bill Cohen
Cave Harvard
Sandy Armstrong
James Lee
Princeton
Malanda Young
Virginia
N. Gibson
G. A. B. & E. Association
Bramwell
Pastor's Reception at Zion Church Wednesday Evening
Milton Hines and Mr and Mrs Richard Mitchell attend a pastor's reception at A. I. M. E. Zion church on Wednesday evening September 30 at 6 o'clock. Menu includes hot coffee hot rolls chicken ham potato salad ice cream and cake.
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A. I M. EB. Zion
Best Setter Female in Show Winner and Finalists Named
Best setter female in show awarded to Jimmie Hopkins. Finals include Beet dog in show for setter or pointer by H. A. Porter. Beat female in show by Jimmy T. Hopkins. Best brace in show awarded to Porter and Smith. Consolation prizes: first Ezra Ballard, second Clarence Spangler, third Paul W. Jones Welch West Virginia.
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Mercer Hunting Protective Association
F. W. Clark
Roanoke
Virginia
W. H. Wallingford
Guy Baker
Walter Craft
Bramwell
Jimmy T Hopkins
Princeton
WH Wallingford
W. MH. Wallingford
H. A Porter
Ittman
H. A. Porter
A. L. Smith
Bluefield
W Va
Barnes Gillespie
Tazeweil
Bera Ballard
Lindside
W. Va
Jimmie T
W. H. Walliceford
Pau Jones
Welch
Sergie Bogle
Jimmie T Hopkins
HH ¢ Hambrick
C W. Peck
Wallingford and
Hopkins
Paul W Jones
Chariie Mahood
R. L. Parsons
Jimmie Hopkins
Jimmy T. Hopkins
Pointer
Porter and Smith
Ezra Ballard
Clarence Spangler
Paul W. Jones
Funeral halted as police probe Beale grave loot
In Binghamton New York police stopped the funeral of Fred G Beale insurance man after discovering a grave robbed near a charred car wreckage linked to his disappearance The car perfor the road Hapcock Roady was burned and a money haul of nearly 2000 was missing Authorities ordered the funeral halted pending ongoing inquiry while the coroner had ruled the death accidental and the body initial identifications were uncertain
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Binghamton
Fred G. Beale
Beale
Heale
Delaware County Corponer
Delaware County
Brothers Held on Reckless Driving Charge in WV
Wayne B. Ferguson and William B Ferguson of Kenova were held on $1400 bond each in Huntington West Virginia on charges of reckless driving and driving while intoxicated after H Dexter Rutledge died in a car crash near Huntington last night. The brothers were arrested at their Kenova home.
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Huntington
W. Va
Wayne B. Ferguson
William Berguson
Kenova
H. Dexter Rutledge
Ferguson Brothers
OAS Union To Continue Fight In Northern West Virginia
Van A. Bittner heads United Mine Workers in northern West Virginia and says the strike by non union miners drew low participation. Statistician George Brackett reports only two percent of non union miners joined, calling the strike a failure, while Bittner claims production exceeded expectations. Local operators remain largely quiet on the issue.
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Bittner
George S. Brackett
Fairment
W. Va
van A. Bittner
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
George 8. Brackett
Brackett
Sarazen wins Arverne Handicap at Aqueduct
Mrs W K Vanderblits Sarazen with Sande won the Arverne handicap at Aqueduct today. Extra Dry finished second and Anna Jiarroone also ran. The six furlongs time was 1:03 5 and the race carried 3375 dollars to the winner.
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New York
W. K. Vanderblits Sarazen
Sande
Aqueduct
Extra Dry
Anna Jiarroone
Lucky Play
Silver Fox
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Warshall
Trusty Tallman
Tsien
Louis Kubeck
Pyccar
Horst
Billy Evans
Tabernacle Baptist Church
R. F Hairston
The
Baptist Church of Columbus
J. J. Hall
R. H. McCoy
Ben. Cook
Bluefield Yeateray
J. H. Hall
R. F. Hairston
Columbus
Sam Mason
Norfolk and Western
Laura Mason
Colonial
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Bessie Love
Lewis Stone
Wallace Beery
Lloyd Hughes
Milton Hines
Richard Mitchell
OAS Union
Sarazen
London
Armeq
American RA
Piatsrg
RCOLA
Life Savers, Inc
Port Chester
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