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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1925

Page

3

Diverse Bluefield Ads Parade Goods, Dances and Notices

Local pages show a flood of ads and notices in Bluefield WV from Dec 1925. Listings include coal prices and service. restaurant meals. Kiddie Shoppe bankruptcy sale. various auctions and merchandise. dances at Legion halls and Harmon Building. charity notices urging Golden Rule Sunday. sale of appliances and auto parts. theater and dance events. court and police notes. new dry cleaning plant move. and a bankruptcy closeout of Kiddie Shoppe with crowds at first day.

Kiddie M. B. Postlethwaite

Governor Pins Down Plan for Coal Strike Talks

Governor Pinchot invited members of the Scranton Coal Suspension Committee and leaders from Wilkes Barre and Hazleton to a Tuesday Harris conference to seek a settlement of the coal strike. The invitees include Ralph Weeks Ammerman E J Lynett Eugene Giering W M Dyatt.

Pinchot Harris Corry Scranton Chamber of Commerce Wilkesbarre Hazleton Ralph B. Weeks Ralph Ammerman E. J. Lynett Scranton Coal Suspension Committee Eugene Giering

Kiwanis Banquet Guests Radio Broadcast From Chicago

Kiwanis International President John H Moss of Milwaukee and ex senator James Hamilton Lewis of Chicago will speak at the Kiwanis clubs banquet at Rainbow Gardens Chicago this evening. The event will be aired on WQJ and other stations nationwide with speeches around 8 o clock CST and a reception at 6 prior to the 6 50 banquet.

John H. Moss Milwaukee Wis Kiwanis Internation James Hamilton Lewis Cago United States Kiwanis Clubs of Chicago Rainbow Gardens Kiwanta International Committees International Drake Hotel Eluba WQJ Illinois-Eastern Iowa Sherman Hotel North American Lewis

Wilcoe Ladies Attend Wednesday Visit in City

Mrs W A Williams and Mrs Mabel Steele of Wilcoe spent Wednesday at the home of Williams sister Mrs C W Smith. Miss Mary Frank Hughes of Charleston is visiting in the city.

W. A. Williams Mabel Steele Wilcoe C. W. Smith Mary Frank Hughes Charleston

Prominent Mercer County Lawyer Richard C. Christy Dies

Richard C. Christy seventy five longtime Mercer county figure died yesterday at his Cumberland Turnpike residence from pneumonia after a stroke in April He was born in Union Monroe County June 26 educated in Monroe schools and the University of Kentucky He practiced law in Princeton and later moved to Bluefield He was editor of the Princeton Journal and served as Mercer circuit and criminal court clerk for twelve years Survived by widow four sons two brothers and a large circle of friends Funeral planned at 2 30 p m Saturday at 6381 College Avenue Baptist Church with multiple pallbearers listed

Richard C. Christy Mercer County Cumberland Turnpike Mr. Christy Union Monroe County James M. Christy Cynthia Christy Monroe University of Kentucky Elizabeth Harris White Princeton Broadhead J. B. Christy Rich Virginias Kety Circuit Criminal Courts Christy Alogo Princeton Journal Christy Watenka Bluefield Susihews College Avenue Baptist Church Velock W. F. Abrams J. T. Stinson Firet Baptist Church W. C. Bass J. M. Sanders W. 8 Phelps H. Kitts H. W. Straley B. W. Hale Dr. C. M

Princeton People Show Widespread Interest in Decision

Princeton residents express strong concern about the forthcoming decision, with many awaiting the outcome.Community members discuss potential impacts and monitor official announcements for guidance and clarity.

Former Senator Carroll Smailey Page Dies at 82

Hyde Park Vermont reports the death at home of former United States Senator Carroll Smailey Page at age eighty two from a stroke suffered November 24. He had served as Vermont governor from 1890 to 1892 and in the U S Senate from 1905 to 192?.

Hyde Park United States Carroll Smailey Page Vermont Senate Washington

Merger Talk Dominates Princeton as Railroads Face I C C

A Bluefielder visiting the county seat reports heightened interest in the Norfolk and Western Virginian merger case before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington. Eastern papers are watched for full details and residents weigh many possible outcomes for Princeton if the merger is approved.

Interstate Commerce Commission Norfolk and Western Eastern Washington, D. C Princeton

Prohibition Agency Spending Probed at Mayflower Hotel

Washington December 3 evidence shows more than 1000 in government funds used by a prohibition agent during a month at the Mayflower Hotel while building a case against two coworkers. Representative Gallivan Democrat of Massachusetts exposes lavish entertainments and a banquet for thirteen at government expense. He also opposes an earmarked 200000 in undercover work and the bureau’s 260000 request for next fiscal year.

Washington Mayflower Andrews The Treasury Representative Gallivan Massachusetts Congress Gallivan House Appropriations Committee

Daniels calls for abolition of navy and war secretaries

Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy urged abolishing the secretary of the navy and secretary of war and creating a single secretary of defense. He spoke to the Rotary Club in Cleveland urging a unified air service and criticizing President Coolidge's aircraft board for buck passing.

Cleveland Secretary of the Navy Secretary of War

Bootlegging Called Debauching Nation by Prohibition Chief

Philadelphia December 3 Brigadier General Lincoln C Andrews assistant secretary of the treasury and national prohibition administrator told a Chamber of Commerce luncheon that bootlegging is debauching the business of the country and undermining the social fabric He blamed men who defy the law for the bootleggers outrageous profits and the policy's fate.

Philadelphia Lincoln C. Andrews

Col James Bassell Dies in West Virginia at 83

Weston West Virginia December 3 Colonel James Bassell eighty three former member of the house of delegates died suddenly this afternoon in his hotel room found by Dr M I Holt after he failed to greet for meals. He was a United States Military Academy graduate class of 1887 and uncle of Mrs John W Davis of New York. He never married.

Weston W. Va James Bassel House of Delegates M. 8. Holt Bassel United States Military Academy John W. Davis New York

Christmas Shopping at Local Store Display

A local store promotes a wide selection for Christmas with carving sets casseroles nickel aluminum coffee pots brass jardinieres sandwich dishes candle sticks and flower vases. A large assortment of mechanical and wheel toys is on display inviting customers to inspect and buy. Call and see us. It will pay you to shop there.

Steckler’s Modern Store Opens in Bodell Building

A crowd of over five hundred viewed Steckler’s Men’s Shop in the Bodell building at Federal Street for a formal opening. I Steckler of Williamson and Max Steckler of Ashland coordinated the new outlet featuring Hart Shaffner and Marx clothing, modern oak fixtures, mirrored displays, and walnut walls, with flowers and gifts for guests.

Steckler Bodell Federal Street Steckler’s Steckler's Marx I. Steckler Williamson Max Steckler Ashland Steckler’s Men Shop

White House social season opened with dinner hosts

Washington December 3 The White House social season opened with President and Mrs Coolidge hosting a dinner attended by Vice President Dawes cabinet members and their wives and a few friends. Notable guests included Brigadier General Herbert M Lord Mrs Lord Secretary and Mrs Everett Sanders Henry White Richard Washburn Child Mr and Mrs John Hays Hammond Mr and Mrs Charlies H Sherrill Mr and Mrs James R Angell Frank Munsey and others.

Washington White House Coolidge Dawes Herbert M. Lord Lord Everett Sanders Henry White France Charlies H. Sherrill James R. Angell Yale Frank Munsey Frank W. Stearns Boston Charles W. Richardson Wash

Notable Guests invited to White House Event

The invite list includes Mr. and Mrs. Charlies H. Sabin of New York Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and her daughter Mrs. Edward B. MacLean and Miss Mary Patten of Washington. President’s aides Col. Sherwood A. Cheney and Capt. Adolphus Andrews with Miss Mary Randolph and Jay Pierpont Moffat, White House attaches, were also invited.

Movement for new hotel at Alderson West Virginia

At the Alderson Chamber of Commerce annual meeting a movement for a new 200000 dollar hotel was launched with over 120000 dollars subscribed by citizens. The meeting, sixth annual, drew many who credit the chamber with attracting the Women’s Federal Industrial Institution, a 3000000 dollar plant, to town. New directors elected include T L Woodaya J W Johnson E Chase Barr J A Ridge L B Johnson O B Massey H P Rowe J P Aice and R F Henry.

Alderson W. Va Chamber of Commerce Chamber Federal Indus Institution T. L. Woodaya J. W. Johnson E. Chase Barr J. A. Ridge L. B. Johnson O. B Massey H P. Rowe J. P. Aice FF R. F. Henry Tom L. Woodson Trealded

Mountaineers to Meet Carnegie Tech Next Year

Morgantown announces Mountaineers football team will face Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh next year per Athletic Director H A Stansbury. Date of the game not specified in the report.

Carnegie Tech Morgantown W. Va H. A. Stansbury Mountaineers Pittsburg

Two Appearances Set Ahead for Pittsburg Next Year

Saturday before Thanksgiving opens a schedule previously unused, indicating two appearances and a plan for Pittsburg next year. The plan includes a ten game schedule instead of the usual sine.

Pittsburg

Former Sheriff Freema Dies in West Virginia

Wem Union West Virginia Dec 3 Former Sheriff Freema aged seventy six died at his home in Dog Creek county He was a lifelong resident and will be buried from the First Christian church which he built and equipped at his own expense several years ago

Wem Union W. Va Freema Tom Row Dogdridge County

Police Seek Durkin in New York After Escape

New York police search hospitals citywide for Martin J. Durkin, an escaped Chicago murderer, after a federal tip suggested he came to New York for treatment of a bullet wound.

New York Polk Martin J. Durkin Chicago

Kipling Maintains Strength Amid Double Pneumonia

Reports from Burwash Sussex say Rudyard Kipling is holding his strength through the illness at his home. Inquirers learned around midnight that his condition remains steady as he passes the regular course of double pneumonia.

Rudyar Kipling Sussex Burwash

Also Mentioned on This Page

Service Coal Company Eer Meals Ic T New Service Stewart Street W. V M. B. Postlethwaite Standard Fuel & Supply Co Matoaka Legion Halls American Legion Ford Pilatnic Bros Patnick Bros Piatnick Bros Troy Shoe Shine Parlor Near East Calvin Coolidge Howard M. Gore Weat Virginia Golden Rule Committee Matthew Vil Atkin Neeton Avenue Roy Scott Post Y. M. C. A. Scott Street West Virginian Ladies’ Guild Cbrist Episcopal Church Garland Bluefield Awning & Furnace Co Bluefield Ave Bluefield Avenue Ben Lindsey City We Auditorium Lawrence & Webb Coal Yard Lawrence & Ebb North Mercer Street J. E. Painter Keystone Ww. Va Trinity Sunday School Folka Harmon Williams and Bland Streets Watson's Frank White West Virginia Wand Street Round Bande Watson Fr White Edward’s Collegians Howard Abbott Lincoln University Kalehts Templar Bluefield Commandery No H. P. Dodd Blue City Blue Boys Princeton Avenue the Agent M. W C. B. Thornton Frederick Street New National Dry Cleaning Works Commerce Street J. P. Cofer Locust Street Walnut Street Bisuefield Avenue A. C. Needles Norfolk and Western Railroad W. J. Jenks Cedar Bluff Dry Fork Lseger Portsmouth Woogward Glenwood Park Mathew Hancock Evergreen Helen Gracethorpe Mitchell PRERY R. L. Morris Bluefield, W. Va WM. H. Carr Coal & Coke Res Ansee Aliff Transfer CO Thomas St Bluefield Hardware Co J. B. Eades Osteopathic Harry L. Greenspor N. Y Jas G. Litz, Agt Commercial Bank Bivefield, W. Va Altamont Mulkey Mulkey Salt Company Detroit, Mich Soa Senator Carroll Secretary OF Defense Daniels Col James Bassell M. G Whitlow Hardware Co Einaaiaa National Bank Petia Aida Bluefield National Bank Bluefield National Buver W.va Durkin Rudyard Kipling West Virginian Hotel Dumesnil Warlick Piano Rooms Raleigh Street Cale D 'Filings DR. J. S Wester Sompton Goodykoontz East End Fairview Pharma Bland and South Streets
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