Epworth League Night at Grace and Local Notices
Epworth League takes over the 7 30 evening service at Grace Methodist with a program on junior league work and hymns. The issue also reports on local development plans, coal shipments, a death in Pipestem, a legal case, a German Club event, and a city hall mass meeting for Bluefield voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Epworth League
Holston Conference
Prayge
Bailey
League
Roach
Armour and Little
Thomas Priddy Co
V. Foland
Greater
Bluefield
Virginia Polytechnic Institute German Club
Blacksburg
Virginia
West Virginity
Gilkerson
Minnie Mann
Willa Norris
Mattie Becker
E. M
Mercer County
Binefield
W. LB. Smith
R. H. Bailey
Grove
Commandi Ng
Wanted house with modern conveniences in good location
Classified notice seeks a house with modern conveniences in a good location. Contact W. B. and BE. L. Shufflebarger at their office above Comfort Shoe Store for details. Dated 1-31-1f.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. and
BE. L. Shufflebarger’s
Comfort Shoe Store
Three Meet Death In Western Mines In Separate Accidents
In Cambridge’s Roderfield tunnel two colored men were killed by a dynamite blast. details of the cause remain unknown. In Marytown trapper Alexander Turner was dragged under a train of cars and ground to death after his clothes were caught. Turner’s exact age is disputed between 17 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Reach
Pipestem
Summers County
Charles J. Hill
Wedsell Farley
Pipestein
Hill
Norfolk & Western
Coaldale Tunnel
Baltimore
Coaldale
Holiness
Josie West
Coloeredo
Roderfield
Cambridge
Mountin
Alexander Turner
Marytown
Turner
Wze
Knocked From Train, 22 Dies After Fall at Dingess
John Baker of Barrytown fell from an east bound freight near a covered bridge at Dingess Wednesday. The 22 year old was on top of the car when the lantern failed and he lay unconscious with severe head wounds. He died later after medical attention at Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Baker
Barrytown
Dingess
Hakey
Baker
Watts
Telegraphers protest eight hour law changes
The Order of Railway Telegraphers condemns any port of congress action that lengthens operator work hours and issued a nationwide message to telegraph operators stressing firm opposition to changes affecting the current eight hour rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Railroad workers eight hour law pressure from district member
A district member of the organization sent messages to the Interstate Commerce Commission and to Congress urging no extension of the eight hour work day under the law. Railroads claim a wage cut would hurt profits, fueling a fierce fight as March first deadline approaches. The piece ends with a reflection on demand ads as a tide of reciprocal needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Railroads
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Clark
Sue Payne Stewart
W. G. Ferrell
Princeton Avenue
West Va
Pele
Allen Street
Ballangee's
Bluefield Avenue
C. W. Smith
Bluefield Ave
Daily Telegraph
Norwood. Lumber Co
Kimball
W. Va
Wasés
Louis Carr
Gen. Mgr
Walnut Street
Care Telegraph
East End
R. L. Graham
Rogers Street
Turk's
Red Lot
Boone Street
Thornton Building
Highland Avenue
KE. T. Spencer
Giles St
Bland Street
Fifth Street
Sublette & Barnes
South Bland Street
Black Wolf Coal and Coke Co
Dearing
Gary
Epworth League Service
J. B. Martin
T.T. Carter
D. G. Lilly
T. T. Carter
Tidewater
West Virginia
Kidd
Wynn
Davis
Martha Davis
A. J. Davis
J. Q. Spangler
Ingleside
H. W. Straley
Princeton
Colored Voters
David Jackson
London
Ck Wynn
Linkenhaker
I . Kidd
Ellis Street
South
Kidds
Mrs. Kidd
John Marleysorn
Joseph Kidd
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Arsvar
R. L. Speal
John B. Stetson
Jefferson
Jefferson Stiff
W. P. Hawley Merchandise CO
Margaret Bowen
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Graham
John K. Ball
Vincent Street
Tazewell
Bits
Chas. H. Wright
North Fork Realty Co
North Fork
Aaron Catzen
Jos
Shaw
Algoma
J. W. Rader
Altamont
B. M. Cohen
Opuoalte
Vhone
King
Mowey
Frakeman
Thomas B. Peery
W. Galway
George Elliot
Comforts
Cluefield Mercantile
David Johnston
Pres
C. McClaugherty
FF. M. Peters, Jr
Anil Cael
State Bank of
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