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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1925

Page

5

New Valve System on Shenandoah Inspected at Inquiry

The naval court of inquiry into the Shenandoah wreck opens its second week with defense of the valve system reducing automatic valves from eighteen to eight. Witness Captain Anton Heinen is to be called, and Mrs. Zachary Lansdowne may speak. Lieutenant Mayer defends safety and notes valve covers removed on ascent.

Lake Hurst N. J Shenandoah Zachary Lansdowne Naval Court of Inquiry Mayer Lansdowne

Two Back Up Bribe Testimony In Chicago Jail Case

Subordinate Cook county jail officials testified that Terrence Draggan and partner Frank Lake paid bribes to James Westbrook and other jail staff to obtain extra privileges. One aide noted a 5000 bribe for self and 84000 routed to Westbrook, while another said he took 200 monthly for numerous dentist visits.

Chicago Cook County Terrence Neenry Oerst Wesley Westbrook The Fail Westbrook Draggan Frank Lake Thompson Dentists

Hope Dwindles For Safety Of Men In Submarine S-51

At New London a rescue effort for the S-51 and its 33 crewmen was thwarted by heavy seas. Divers worked to determine water ingress and force air into compartments while authorities denied rookie-officer claims and insisted only seasoned officers serve aboard.

Associated Press U. S. Submarine Base New London Conn Atlantic Harry Reinhartner William Rein Boston United States City of Rome Savannah Hope Block Island Savannah Line Monarch H. A. Flanagan City of

Independent corps advocates grow among Army air pilots

Six army air pilots led by Major Walter Kilner testified before the president's air board in Washington on September 28 urging an independent air corps for the Army. They argued it would strengthen air defense and ease unrest among junior officers, blaming slow War Department action and calling for more personnel and equipment. Major Lanphier and others cited lack of senior leadership as a key issue while Dr. William H. Wilmer endorsed the need for better aviation medical support.

George W. Steele, Jr Navy Department Lansdowne Shenandoah Steele Foley Joseph B. Anderson Washington Mason M. Patrick Army Air Service Davis Air Service Los Angeles Patrick C. G. Hall Army Hall Gneral Patrick War Department Los An F. M. Kennedy Germany B. D. Foulois Harold Geiger Friedrichshafen The Los Angles United States M. Kennedy Army Air Air Corps Air Board William H. Wilmer Baltimore S B. F Walter G. Kilner Ralph Rimary Rooks Texas Horace M. Hickam Kelly Field Thomas Lanphier Selfridge Field Michigan Harvey B. 8. Burwell John H. Pirie Fort Leavenworth Kansas L. H. Bauer Kilner Army Air Branch

French debt talks show new settlement plans emerge

Washington reports two more settlement proposals for the French debt crisis after two joint sessions. France offers terms closer to its preference than the initial 25 million first payment while Secretary Melton presents a counter that might favor Britain. Talks continue with small group discussions and focus on interest rate levels.

Washington United States France Melton Great Britain M. Caillaux Winston Mellon

Flux Epidemic In West Virginia Fatal in Webster Area

Officials report a flux epidemic in Webster County with more than sixty deaths in the Holley River region. State health leaders dispatch experts to Webster Springs and coordinate aid as similar outbreaks are feared in Doddridge and Braxton counties.

Holley River Charleston W. Va Department of Health Webster County W. T. Henshaw Henshaw David Littlejohn J. B.harrington Helen E. Bond Annabelle Stewart Webster Springs Doddredge Braxton

Van Sweringen Faces Cross Examination Over Nickel Plate Deals

Washington hearings on the Nickel Plate consolidation feature Van Sweringen exposure to land and security transactions. H W Anderson questions reveal Lake Calumet land purchases totaling about 2 million dollars, with 1.2 million paid for 400 plus acres and remaining land held for resale.

Washington Py van Sweringen Lee Interstate Commerce Commission H. W. Anderson Chesapeake and Ohio Mr. Anderson van Sweringen Chicago Lake Calumet van Sweringens Anderson Nickel Plate Erie Pere Marquette Hocking Val

Lively Held in Fairmont Jail in Assault Case

Fairmont West Virginia Sept 28 U E Lively held in county jail on criminal assault charges connected to an attack on a fourteen year old girl. Joe Carroll also jailed. Lively previously acquitted in 1922 for the Welch killings of Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers. Morgantown dispatch notes UMW chief protest of Lively’s presence. Governor Gore referred telegram to state police for investigation.

Fairmont W. Va Co. B. Lively Sid Hatfield Bed Chambers Welch Joe Carroll Morgantown van A. Bittner United Mine Workers West Virginia Gore Charleston C. B. Lively Bittner Lively Fairmont-Chicago Chesapeake O’connor

Miners Association Incorporated in Brady West Virginia

Charleston W Va September 28 The Edna Miners Association of Brady Monongalia County was incorporated as announced by Secretary of State Sharp The group aims to similar to United Mine Workers of America and to establish a check off system for dues through the Edna Gas Coal Company The incorporators are Joseph L West Joseph W Felly J B Carlitz Maurice B Kincell and Mike Pasco all of Brady.

Charleston W. Va Sharp Edna Miners’ Association Brady Mon Edna Gas Coal Company United Mine Workers of America Joseph L. West Joseph W. Felly J. B. Carlitz Maurice B. Kincell Mike Pasco

Squirrel hunter wounded in near home shooting

Huntington West Virginia reports a man named Altizver was shot while squirrel hunting near his home. A hunter, whom he did not know, fired a shot that entered his back and head, leaving him painfully wounded.

Huntington Jordan Luisers Oz Putea Ville Altizver

Non-Union Plan Patible Failure Says Mo L Lewis

John L Lewis, international president of the United Mine Workers, after surveying Western Pennsylvania mines, denounces the Pittsburg Coal Company for non union operation and repudiation of the wage agreement. He cites two operating mines at Banning Nos 1 and 2 and claims workers show complete solidarity to enforce the contract.

Pittsburg John L Lewis United Mine Workers Western Pennsylvania Pittsburg Coal Company Ths Pennsylvania America Lewis Jacksonville J. A. Donaldson Eee Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce Chamber

Farmer in Marshall County Shot When Gun Dropped Climbing Fence

Marion Williams twenty seven a Beardtree Marshall county farmer is in critical condition at Glendale Hospital after doctors remove his left leg. He was shot when his gun discharged as he dropped it while climbing a fence and was driven thirty five miles by ambulance.

Moundsville W. Va Marion Williams Beardtree Marshall County Glendale Hospital Williams

Goodwill Tour Sketches North Carolina Visit And Praise

Bluefield goodwill tourists returned with enthusiastic reports from Bland Courthouse through Mooresville praising reception and entertainment. The trip, led by J Floyd Salisbury with W C Warlick and T O S Wilson, drew strong civic support, showcased unity and organization, and featured bands, speeches, and numerous banquets that boosted Greater Bluefield publicity.

North Carolina Bluefield Bland Courthouse Mooresville Bland Wytheville Mt. Airy Winston- Salem Salisbury Stone

Bluefield Beaver enrollment report tops first day figures

Bluefield Beaver Pond district reports 3,177 white pupils in city schools on the first day of 1925 26 term. Colored schools delayed to October 12. Beaver High shows drop from 640 to 538 due to new junior highs in Nemours Brush Fork Glenwood Park and Ceres. Rural schools projected to add 1,200 pupils. total white enrollment up about 160 over last year.

Bluefield Edwin C. Wade Suece Eaver Pond Wade Beaver High School Beaver Pond Nemours Brush Fork Glenwood Park Ceres Beaver High Fairview Ramsey Beaver Hi Hancock Memorial Preston West End Stinson Memorial School Midway Rameey East End Fairview School Mast End School Hancock School Inom Midway School Encevasmenesn Peboc Pond Trict

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Chenandoah Lieut Naval NEA W Webster U.E. Lively Miners Association MO. L. Lewis Pittsburg Coal Co Smoky City Wall Jackson Concord Charlotte J. Floyd Salisbury W. C. Warlick T. O'S. Wilson C. C. Frazier Conrad Brevick Chamber of Commerce Chalotte American Legion Municipal Band James Elmer Brown James Eimer Brown Bernard McClaugherty Ernest Hanson John Kee Hugh Ike Shott Lawrence Layne Herbert Markie Henry Calloway Jack Stewart
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