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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1925

Page

9

Ex Kaiser's Aged Mother Blames Son For Hostility To Britain

Berlin reports a memoir excerpt quotes the dowager Empress Frederic blaming the ex Kaiser for English hostility. She says press sentiment cannot be swayed and warns continued anti Kaiser tone could push Germany toward Russia and France, hindering hoped alliance with Britain.

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Relics of Lincoln Found in All Parts

More precious than much treasure is every new word about Abraham Lincoln and every object closely associated with him is described as scattered through the article with reverent tone. The piece notes how Lincoln relics appear in diverse places, highlighting public interest and historical value.

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Lincoln Relics Highlighted Ahead of Film Abrham Lincoln

Historic relics from Gardner in Massachusetts Oldroyd at Peterson House and Huntington at Pasadena form major collections with smaller holdings in New Salem Decatur Springfield and at the Smithsonian. The new film Abraham Lincoln draws renewed interest as Springfield showcases photographs Lincoln home furniture his couch and items tied to Ann Rutledge and Lincoln’s era.

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New Laugh and Thrill Show at Rialto Theatre

Fred Thomson and Silver King star in The Bandit's Baby a wild western thriller showing today and tomorrow at the Rialto Theatre. The feature blends comedy burlesque and action with horse races rodeo and a baby judge scene amid gun threat humor and train rescues. Andrews directs this popular combination of cowboy heroics and laughs.

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World Radio Leadership Claimed for Chicago

Chicago is the radio hub of the world in number of Class B broadcasting stations and in equipment quality, declared E A Beane, federal supervisor of radio for the middle western states, with headquarters in Chicago. He said the city has reached saturation point with only one or two percent openings left.

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WJAZ Zenith Plant Joins Local Radio Network Growth

The article notes sixteen AESO stations operating by 1924 and highlights the new WJAZ Zenith plant. It describes the city as a hub for radio equipment manufacturing with seven large instrument companies and over 200 smaller firms. It cites state station counts and mentions Zanzibar cloves.

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