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Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1925

Page

10

Whooping Cough Takes Heavy Toll in West Virginia

West Virginia health officials report whooping cough killed 326 children last year, exceeding deaths from smallpox measles scarlet fever and diphtheria combined. The disease is most fatal for under fives and remains highly infectious throughout the year, often causing suffocation or bronchial pneumonia.

West Virginia State Department of Health United States

Whooping cough dangers and county moonshine raid report

A health official warns parents about whooping cough illness in children and urges early physician contact and isolation after diagnosis. Separately, a shootout with moonshiners near Wenonah leaves Deputy Crumpecker overcoat damaged, moonshiner Fred Shrewsbury fatally wounded, and two captured men Basil Shrewsbury and PF Stewart identified amid a fugitive escape.

Shrewsbury is She Moonshiner Wounded in Raid

A moonshine raid near Shrewsbury left one moonshiner seriously wounded while Sheriff G H Crumpecker of Mercer County escaped death as officers charged a crowded moonshine party. The Mercer Recorder reports the dramatic burst of gunfire and a rushed pursuit through the rural area.

Shiners Wenonah Sheriff Crumpecker Fred” Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Basil Shrewsbury PF. T. Stewart Stewart Wyoming County Mercer G. H. Crumpecker Mercer County Mercer Recorder

Conway to Move Millinery Into Nevelle Street Building

Miss Mary V. Conway has purchased the building on Nevelle Street from C. C. Rose. The structure is being remodeled and redecorated and will become the new home of Miss Conway's millinery establishment. She plans to move in soon after the first of the year.

Nevelle Street C. C. Rose Mary V. Conway Miss Conway

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