Republican mass meeting opens summer politics in Tazewell
The Graham Daily News reports the Tuesday gathering will nominate delegates to the Bristol congressional convention on September 21 and form a new county committee. Rep Co B temp is the likely Republican nominee and may face no opposition this fall amid Democrat uncertainty.
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Tazewell
Tazewell County
Bristol
Co. B. Temp
Council set to finish finances before new term takes office
The current council prepares for a final regular meeting with the incoming June elected body to assume on September 1. The finance committee is expected to settle town finances by month’s end, guiding the new council on fiscal standing.
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Graham
Avert Flu Epidemic With Home Remedy Claims
An article urges avoiding crowds and keeping clean to prevent influenza. It promotes a home remedy using mentholated arcine for nasal relief, claimed to stop colds and catarrh within days, and notes many druggists stock a similar preparation.
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Kentucky
Landlords Raise Rent Amid Railway Wage Pressure
Reports from Cleveland indicate landlords are using the railway wage award to raise rents for railway employes. Four railroad brotherhood executives debated government inquiry but tabled the issue pending broader reports from general chairmen nationwide.
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Railroad Brotherhood
David Shows Kindness to Saul’s Heir in Just Reign
In a sermon titled The Kingly Kindness of David the speaker notes David’s act of mercy to Mephibosheth, Saul’s grandson, after restoring spiritual vision to the people. He cites Samuel’s record of justice and righteousness and the removal of remnants of Saul’s house as part of a peaceful, orderly reign.
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S. R. Anderson
David
Saul
Ziba
Jonathan
Community Notes and Local Mentions in Oakvale
Oakvale community notices include visits by Mrs. W P Boggess to her mother Mrs. Morinda Boyd, and travel by W L Donally to Henry County Virginia. Local obituaries report the death of Bennett Wiley Hill in Coblenz Germany and burial in Oakvale, with a salute to Private Hall of Camp Lee. The section notes a fine blackberry crop, rains improving land, labor thoughts, and several health updates from Mercer Sanitarium and Lomax hospital. It closes with medical trivia and a call to advertise.
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W. P. Boggess
Richlands
Morinda Boyd
W. L. Donally
Henry County
George Goodwyn
Victoria
Vas
Our Town
Rocky Gap
C. M. Goodwyn
J. R. Boyd
Richmond
Bennett Wiley Hill
Coblenz
Germany
Oalevale
Mercer Sanitarium
Mary Holep
Graham
Brown
Ardelia Williams
Bluefield
St. Clair Lomax
Daisy Swanson
Maybeury
St. Clair
Queen Edwards
Williams Street
Scott
Alice Johnson
Poague
Harry Logan
Coal shipments in Fairmont region meet weekly target
Uncertainty over permits and coal payment guarantees marked the week as operators sought clarity. Fairmont area shipped about 185 cars daily to loading points, aided by an increased car supply in northern West Virginia. Idle mines reduced and service order No 10 largely met, while smaller railroads faced variable car availability for a balance of the week.
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Lake Cats
Fairmont
West Virginia
Fairray
Shipments Rise While Output Drops in Eastern Kentucky
Eastern Kentucky field reports last week shows shipments to take points totaling 460 cars and tidewater shipments at 160 cars. Production reached 149000 tons, about 43 percent of capacity, down 2 percent from the prior week due to an eighteen hour blockade on the Chesapeake and Ohio line limiting car supply.
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Tidewater
Eastern Kentucky
Chesapeake and Ohio
Shooting at Auburn Bridge West Virginia side
On August 4 a detachment accompanied the deputy sheriff to execute arrest warrants. While at the Auburn bridge on the Kentucky side they were fired upon by men on the West Virginia hill. Fire continued until firing ceased. A man fired at a store then shouted loudly as he moved with rifles up the hill. Corporal Dorsey R. Smith of the West Virginia constabulary was named in the night of the shooting. The deputies’ horse was struck and a member of the detachment fired at close range. Statements are supported by noncommissioned officers’ reports. Signed by Captain W. KE. PROCTOR, Infantry Ky. N. G. Commanding First Provisional Detachment.
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Auburn Bridge
Kentucky
West Virginia
Matewan
Dorsey R. Smith
West Virginia Constabulary
W. KE. Proctor
Inf
Ky. N. G
First Provisional
Shooting Across the State Line Discussed
Commander Kentucky troops recites incidents of fighting at Auburn Bridge as Capt Proctor issues a statement re opening hostilities and cross border firing across the state line.
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Kentucky
Auburn Bridge
Proctor
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