Hell Hole raid nets liquor in Bear Mountain West Virginia
State agents and Flemington police completed a three day raid in Bear Mountain on the Taylor Barbour county line. They seized mash and moonshine from multiple premises, with several defendants pleading guilty and facing fines and jail terms. The operation reinforced the label Hell Hole of West Virginia for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Hell Hole
Bear Mountain
Taylor and
Barbour
Flemington
Big
W. D. Crown
Clarksburg
Uy Haller
Parkersburg
A. Ci. Brown
Mellington
J. A. Davisson
John Sores
Rores
A. R. Weston
Cnsts
Thomas Longh
Rosemont
Zemington
Brownton
Philp Kinton
Patsy Stone
Harold Green
Lace
Hy-Corder
Barbour County
Jatius’ Nekas
Nekas
Corder
Bond
Irand Silvan Shook
Hear Mountain
Silvan Shook
Squire Cordei
Squire A. St. Weston
Taylor I Confity
Squire ‘Weston
President Coolidge urged stable policies for farmers and budgets
President Coolidge pressed for a balanced tax system and economy driven by private enterprise while backing protections for industry and agriculture. He warned against price fixing and subsidies, urged cooperative marketing to reduce surpluses, endorsed a federal marketing board, and called for prudent naval and armament policies. He emphasized enforcing laws, expanding cooperation with states, and maintaining fiscal restraint to support national growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musele
Inc
Cobridge
Congress
Cooidge
Ericulhure
Rasan
Coaeles
China
Nicaragua
Mexico
Ocrcentire
Coolidge
Department of Agriculture
United States
Geneva
League of Nations
Great Lakes
Boards of Engineers
Fire at restaurant hospitalizes victim and fatal witnesses
US peace policy praised as a fire at a restaurant claims William Bland seriously burned while Archie Bland and waitress Miss McCox escape with minor burns. Other occupants saved. Fire Marshall Nolte and Deputy Welcher depart for Willington to probe eight deaths. Senate Republicans react as deputies report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bland
Archie Bland
Miss. Mary. McCox
Charleston
Charles W. Nolte
Howard Welcher
Willianton
Redmond Family's Five Daughters Shine as City Teachers
Kansas City is proud of the Redmond family. Mrs Redmond notes all five daughters work in public schools as teachers and mentors. Katherine Roberta teaches music at public schools, while Margaret and Mary excel in mathematics at Paseo and Southwest High. Josephine, a third-grade teacher at Longfellow, and Roberta also hold roles. The sisters also include lawyers Mary and Rose, and total emphasis on education, music, and public service. The youngest son works at a publisher. The family emphasizes education and civic involvement
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J. C. Johnsen
Central
Ansas City
Missouri
James Redmond
Redmonds
Mother Redmond
Katherine
Katherine Redmond
Roberta
Teches Music
Kansas City
Puble
Rone
Longfellow School
Margaret
Paseo High School
Josephine
Longfellow
Mary
Southwest High
Case Beheg
Kansan
Redmond
Hhe Board of Education
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Rose
Josephinie
Grand Operi Cof
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Burton & Sitter’s Toggery
Grafton, W. Va
W. Main St
NEW Vogue
Foy
FOY Paint Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
LEE Bennett & Son
Ming
Peeeiee
Rey Action
Calumet
Calu Orld
Pege
Tound
INE
Rosé
Senate
House
Mellon
Ways and Means Committee
Pearl Street
West Side
Wilford
National Bank
Len
Howard P. Glenn
Studelser
Studebaker Adard
Howard
Studebaker
Gall Sentinel
Sotich
Orvile
Mra
Jt Moore
Dors
Bridget Cannon
Blanche
Newcome
Guardian Bane
John McDonald
Spe
Irvin Pindley
Webster
City
Strand
SARUM
Standard Garage. CO
Atwater Kent Radios & Speakers
A. Hirsh
Mgr
Gratton
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