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Newspaper

Raleigh Register

Location

Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1935

Page

7

Inspectors of Mines Set Three Day Beckley Convention

In Beckley the Mine Inspectors Institute of America will convene a three day meeting at the Memorial building after delegates register at 8 am tomorrow. National officers arrive tonight and speakers include John G. Millhouse and C. A. McDowell. A banquet Tuesday at the Black Knight Club features Governor H G Kump as principal speaker. Side tours to Grandview Hawke Nest and local coal operations are planned for attendees. Edward Graff of New River Co will discuss coal mine hazards.

Beckley Mine ‘Inspectors Institute’ , of America Memorial Building John G. Millhouse Litchfield C. A. McDowell Pittsburgh Black Knight Country Club H.G. Kump J. S. Mason Kump Grandview Hawke Nest Hawks Nest Reading Edward Graff New ‘River Company Mt. Hope

Hunter Wounded By His Brother

W. M. McClanahan, 33, was admitted to Raleigh Geneva hospital for gunshot wounds to both legs after an accidental shooting while hunting near Meadow Creek Friday. He said his brother K. S. McClanahan fired at a ground squirrel and accidentally struck him with several pellets. doctors described the injuries as painful but not serious.

W. M. McClanahan Raleigh Geneva Hospital Meadow Creek McClanahan K. S. McClanahan

Horse Injured When Car Sideswipes Harper Team

A horse belonging to S. T. Harper sustained a sore hip after a Dodge sedan driven by General Woods of Glen Morrison sideswiped the Harper team on the Harper road yesterday evening. Trooper B F McLaughlin investigated. no arrests.

S. T. Harper Harper Road General Woods Glen Morrison

Italo-American Italo-American Independent League Meets to Elect Officers

A special meeting of the Italo-American Independent political league will be held at Frank Albanese's store at 6 p.m. Sunday June 2 for electing new officers. John Verduce resigns after two years as chairman. successor to be chosen. all members urged to attend.

Roosevelt Drops 411 NRA Related Cases Across Agencies

President Roosevelt dismissed 411 court actions involving violations of blue eagle rules, signaling the end of NRA era restraints. The White House issued the pledge as observers weighed next steps, with Labor cases and government actions from agencies like alcohol control, petroleum administration, and the steel labor board among those affected. Roosevelt toured the Chesapeake aboard Sequoia as the nation awaited a clear plan.

Associated Press Washington NRA Roosevelt Blue Eagle Chesapeake Bay Sequoia White House Cummings House Firestone and Goodrich Weirton Steel and Gelf Clothing Company Alcohol Control and Petroleum Administrations National Steel Labor Relations Board ASA and Tex

Griffiths Dies After Lengthy Cancer Illness

William Evan Griffiths aged 62 died at 12 15 AM in Raleigh General Hospital after a long stomach cancer illness. A prominent Raleigh County political figure, he was born in McKeesport Pennsylvania on August 16 1873 and served on the Town district school board. He married Gertrude Grace Gillette in Ohio and moved to Raleigh County about twenty years ago as a Republican. (Continued on Page Two)

William Evan Griffiths Raleigh General ‘Hospital Griffiths Raleigh County McKeesport Pennsylvania Gertrude Grace Gillette Ohio

Governor Urges NRA Observance In West Virginia Coal Trade

Governor H G Kump called on coal operators and miners of West Virginia to refrain from price cuts wage cuts and labor agitation. He warned such actions would depress all industry and burden the people. He cited the U S Supreme Court ruling against industrial codes as a potential source of serious disturbance to the coal industry and to social and industrial affairs.

Associated Press Charleston W. Va West Virginia H. G. Kump Supreme Court of the United States

Teachers To Get Final Pay Soon

Raleigh county public school teachers await their last month salary as checks could be ready by Wednesday if the county superintendent’s office projections hold. About 75 000 dollars will be advanced by the sheriff with federal reimbursement in three weeks, backed by a state guarantee if federal funds fail to arrive. Six hundred teachers had feared July 1 payment delays.

Raleigh State Department of Education State Department

Quetta Quake Death Toll Rises Amid Devastation

Reports from Quetta after a powerful earthquake describe widespread destruction and missing persons. Unofficial estimates reach around 30,000 dead with thousands injured as relief crews rush supplies and fear an epidemic. Planes and trains bring doctors, water, and food while some areas remain flooded and unverified casualty figures linger.

Quetta India Karachi Lahore Ainelat Mira Palace Khanot Kalat

Stabbing Fatal to Carlisle Man in Carlisle

Fayette county officers hunted last night for Bill Tillman, a one armed Negro miner, sought in the slaying of Eugene Price, a Negro man fatally stabbed in Carlisle yesterday afternoon. Price died from a shoulder and lung stab wound. Tillman reportedly fled Carlisle after the event as deputies and local constables pursued him through Oak Hill area.

Fayette County Bill Tillman Eugene Price Carlisle Tillman Price Virgil Lyons

Held For Blackjack In Beckley Incident

Councilman Loca aemason announced plans to clean up East Beckley at a drug store gathering. Fire Chief Budcliff and Patrolman Bell investigated the disturbance. A blackjack was found in Steve Craft's hip pocket and he was held on a charge of carrying a dangerous weapon awaiting examination by a local justice of the peace.

Steve Craft Aemason's East Beckley Budcliff J. Bell Craft

Four Year Old Boy at Crab Orchard Succumbs

Funeral services for H Page Meadows four year old son of Mr and Mrs J P Meadows of Crab Orchard will be held at Crab Orchard Baptist church this afternoon at 3 o clock with Reverend O officiating. Burial under Foster undertakers direction will be in Crab Orchard cemetery. He died yesterday afternoon in a local hospital after a seven week illness. Survived by parents and brothers and sisters Lacy Maxine Emerson Arnold Josephine and Franklin D Meadows all of Crab Orchard.

H. Page Meadows J.P. Meadows Crab Orchard Crab Orchard Baptist Church Foster Orchard Cemetery Lacy Maxine Emerson Arnold Josephine Franklin D. Meadows Crab. Orchard

Tornado Leaves Death Toll Mounting in Nebraska Town

Flood waters and a sweeping tornado devastate parts of the Republican River valley in southwestern Nebraska. Dr. Jo M. Willis estimates dead could reach 250, with 114 known dead and about 25 missing near McCook. Reports from Oxford, Benkelman, Alma, Trenton and Parks indicate multiple casualties and extensive damage as communications fail and relief work races to reach scattered communities.

Associated Press McCook Neb Republican River Nebraska Jo M. Willis Oxford Benkelman Alma Trenton Vilagee Sonts Republican River Valley

Stotesbury Man Dies Of Injury

William I Udy a 28 year old Stotesbury tippleman died in a local hospital from septicemia following injuries received May 15 while working on the Stotesbury tipple. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 in the Crab Orchard residence of G M Brammer officiated by Reverend Eugene Nichols and Reverend Eli Lilly. Burial under Foster undertakers will be in Sunset Memorial Park. He is survived by his wife Hilda Brammer Udy and a son Euel Udy both of Stotesbury, and by parents and siblings in Matoaka and Stotesbury. Pallbearers named include Jack Cary Joe Sloboda James Massey Fred Crews Woodrow Helvey Lee Dick.

William’ I Udy Stotesbury Hilda Brammer Euel Udy Ifs John, Udy Matogka Byron Udy Gerald Udy Reginald Udy Raymond Udy Matoaka Benjamin Udy Ohio George “McKinney Violet Udy Doris Udy Jack Cary Joe Sloboda James Massey Fred Crews Woodrow Helvey Lee Dick

Miners Ordered Out On Strike After June 16

The United Mine Workers ordered 450000 soft coal miners to quit work at 17 June unless notified. Secretary Perkins seeks interstate compacts to restore industrial standards, with a plan to create a coal stabilization bill as a NRA for the industry. Conference urged states including Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania to discuss uniform codes. John Lewis urged law obedience while maintenance staff remain.

Associated Press Washington United Mine Workers of America Perkins Supreme Court NRA Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island Maine Vermont Connecticut New Yorks New Jersey Pennsylvania Johns, Lewis

Mrs Cumbow II Vicim Of Death

Josephine Cumbo 72 died at her Harvey home Thursday night after a four year illness. Death attributed to high blood pressure. Daughter of John and ? Blake. Funeral at Red Star Baptist Church at 2 30 this afternoon. Burial Hilltop cemetery Tyree and Dew in charge. Eight children survive: William Harry Charles Cumbow Mrs C R Brown Mrs W E Gatewood Erskine Cumbow Mrs R B Nelson and Herbert Cumbow. Six grandsons to serve as pallbearers.

Josephine Cumbo Harvey John Blake Red Star Baptist Church C. S. Donnelly Hilltop Tyree and Dew William Cumbow Harry Charles Cumbow C. R

One Killed Six Hurt In Automobile Crash

In Webster Springs West Virginia on June 1 a fatal crash near town left one man dead and six injured. Danny O'Brien 37 of Burgoo died. Homer Hamrick 39 Henry Hamrick 60 Kennedy Hamrick 41 Homer Hamrick Jr 8 were hurt and admitted to Elkins Hospital. Loui Cromer 37 of Webster Springs suffered severe cuts. Earl Meeks 35 had fractures of both jaws and possible pelvic injuries. Officers report Henry Hamrick's car collided with Cromer's vehicle, injuring Meeks.

Associated Prose Webster Springs W. Va Danny O’brien Burgoo Homer Hamrick Henry Hamrick Kennedy Hamrick Homer Hamrick Jr Elkins Loui Cromer Earl Meeks Cromer Meeks

Kidnapped Heir George Weyerhaeuser Ransomed

The nine year old heir to a lumber barony was ransomed for 200000 dollars. Federal, state, and local agents hunted the Karpis gang as George was released unharmed near Issaquah after eight days in captivity. Police pursued clues and cars linked to abductors, while the boy began walking toward a farm before his father arrived.

Associated Press Tacoma Wash George Weyerhaeuser Alvin Karpis Hia Issaquah J. P. Weyer Hacuser

Holt Case Set For Senate Committee Review

Washington June 1 The Senate will decide this month whether to deny a seat to 29 year old Senator-Elect Bush Holt of West Virginia on the grounds of age. Committee chairman George said a report would be ready around Holt's thirtieth birthday as he argues he becomes qualified at oath time. Holt pressed his claim, citing constitutional age requirements.

Associated Press Washington Senate Bush D. Holt West Virginia George Jhhairman Holt

Gibson To Become Charleston Police Chief

The Charleston police chief post will go to Frank H. Gibson, longtime state police officer and former Raleigh County captain, announced yesterday by Mayor-Elect D. Boone Dawson. Gibson, formerly a lieutenant in public safety, will replace John Britton, who has served as chief since August 21, 1921, and has held posts in Charleston and other locations across the state.

Frank H.gibson Winding Gulf Charleston D. Boone Dawson Associated Press Gibson Raleigh ‘County Thomas W. Norton John Britton Dawson Department of Public Safety

Spider Used By Man To death by own action

A 26 year old wanderer Stephen Liarsky at City Hospital in Worcester is dying from a black widow spider imported from California. Doctors have no known antidote as the venom floods his veins.

Associated Press Worcester Mass City Hospital Stephen Liarsky Wanderer California

Weather outlook for Sunday through Monday showers

Partly cloudy skies give way to local showers and thunderstorms late Sunday afternoon and night with possible activity Monday. Warmth in the east Sunday, cooler Monday. Showers expected across the Middle Atlantic, north Atlantic, eastern lower lakes, northern Appalachians, western lower lakes, and parts of the Ohio, Tennessee, and southern Atlantic states with temperature shifts from Sunday to Monday.

Middle Atlantic North Atlantic Lower-Lake Region Northern Appalachian Lower Lake Region Ohio, Valley, Tennessee South Atlantc Ohio Valley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hunter W. W. M’clanahan George Pelay Hhe Berger Manufacturing Company Canton Fugitt William I. Udy John L. Lewis Congress Weyerhaeuser Lad Karpis Gang Seattle Little George Iwatch Holt Case Winding Gulf Conservator Spider Man
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