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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1923

Page

10

Protests On Freight Rates In Pennsylvania Coal Talks

News of the City reports testimony from Pesca Association of Central Pennsylvania officials and coal producers on freight rate structures. Mr ONeill argues displaced anthracite should exit Pennsylvania rather than West Virginia. Mr Voorhees cites a limited New England coal mix from seven salesmen, while gaps in data prompt continued hearings the rest of the week.

Pesca Association of Centrallvania Ifield Pennsylvania O'Neil West Virginia Owell Voorhees New England Wales Middle Atlantic

Welch Personal News Highlights Local Visitors and Events

Miss Louise Epling returned from Blacksburg Virginia after visiting her brother Harold a student at Blacksburg Military Institute. J H Houston of Chester Pennsylvania and Harlan Freeman of Ironton Ohio visited family here. I W C Cook superintendent of schools held a meeting with district supervisors of McDowell county today.

Louise Epling Blacksburg Harold Blacksburg Military Institute G. T. Dudgeon Ness McNell Northfork Welch Welch Yesterday On Account of Illnes. Mrs. W. A. Wilton I. J. Rhodes Francis Claytor Williamson James A. Strother Culpepper Turner Deegan Coal Interests Huntington J. W. Cline Davy Hentington W. Co. Hall H. K. Burke Bluefield W. B. Stevens Eckman W. S. Wray Memorial Hall Harlan Freeman Ironton JH. H. Houston Chester C. BL Houston W. ¢. Cook MccDowell County

Macready Plans Record Altitude Flight in perilous test

Lieutenant John A. Macready prepares to push altitude records from WieCook field. He warns of danger and explains effects of extreme height including cold, lack of oxygen and reduced air pressure. He describes gear and clothing for the mission and notes frigid 175 below zero temperatures at 34 000 feet.

NEA Dayton, O John A. Macready WieCook Field Ace of Americana Army Butt Acready Macready Sayon

Old Fashioned Tea for Constipation Remedy

An old fashioned Dr. Carter's Kand Tea is advertised as a low cost bowel regulator and system tonic. The ad claims it keeps bowels regular and improves overall health and liver function with a cupful brewed nightly for a week or two. It notes it is suitable for children and available from all druggists.

Dr. Carter

Poincare Secures Electoral Reform Victory in Chamber

Paris December 6 Premier Poincare won a notable confidence vote on the electoral reform bill by 408 to 127 in the chamber of deputies. He reversed last Tuesday’s 270 to 295 minority result, signaling strong authority in domestic politics alongside foreign policy.

Paris Poinfare Chamber of Deputies Poincare

Huntington Telegraph Notes on Local People and Projects

Reports from Huntington yesterday update R F Waldron’s eye illness as serious but improving per attending physicians. Dakota Wade dies at Welch Hospital. funeral at colored Baptist church with burial at South Hill. Marriage license issued to G L Vandyke and Elizabeth Pace. Repairs to McDowell street railway crossing finish. gates may delay traffic but protect lives. Westvac company formed in Welch with Lambert, Pattersons to run printing and stationery business valued at fifty thousand dollars.

Huntington R. F. Waldron Dakota Wade Wade Welch Hospital Colored Baptist South Hill McDowell Street Wyoming Street Welch Westvac J. Howard Lambert C. H. Paterson Walter F. Patterson M. A. Patterson Walter Patterson Mr. Lambert

Pittsburg drops Penn State and Bucknell from 1924 schedule

Pittsburg announces 1924 football schedule changes including removal of games with Pennsylvania and Bucknell. New games added are Johns Hopkins Geneva College and Washington and Jefferson. The slate lists matchups with Grove City LaFayette West Virginia Johns Hopkins Carnegie Tech Syracuse Geneva Penn State and others.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Bucknell University of Pittsburg Johns Hopkins Geneva College Grove City LaFayette West Virginia Baltimore Carnegie Tech Syracuse Geneva Washington and Jefferson Penn State Pittsurg

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