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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1925

Page

14

New Ashford Town News First to Vote in State Lightweight Election

New Ashford Massachusetts, a Berkshire town twelve miles north of Pittsfield, gains national notice by reporting its presidential vote first. In 1924, Coolidge led with 20 votes to Davis 4. locals recall Walter Smith, the eldest voter, unable to vote due to illness, and Phoebe Jordan who cast the first ballot. The town’s polling used improvised cardboard booths and lantern light. The piece notes local history, Beach family roots, and a 1828 town meeting at the tavern.

New Ashford Mass Berkshire Pittsfield Springfield President Coolidge Walter P. Smith Phoebe. S. Jordan Edwin Yelden Miss Jordan Warren H. Baxter Coolidge Davis la Follette Jonathan Beach Saybrook Conn Beach Hill Cerk Baxter David Dud Field Berkshire County Josh Billings Lanesboro

New Ashford Town Profile and Church History

New Ashford society features a church building with original pews and pulpit, seated for about two hundred, heated by wood stove, no resident minister for two years, and a congregation tied to Methodist authority. Town notes cover Civil War veterans, Revolutionary soldiers buried locally, Baxter the town clerk as historian, local geography, auto ownership, farm stock, and Mrs August Belmont as principal landholder.

Ean Bze New Ashford Ashford Baxter Greyock Mr. Baxter Bertlett Milliman Greylock Mountain New Radford August Belmont New York Belmont Eleanor Hobson

Delaney Knocks Flowers Out In Second Round Title Fight

New York, Jan 16 Jack Delaney Bridgeport Conn defeated Tiger Flowers Atlanta Ga by knockout in the second round of a twelve round middleweight bout at Madison Square Garden. A right upper cut floored Flowers 43 seconds into the round as Delaney shifted from defense to offense to claim the victory before 15000 packed behind the ropes.

New York Jack Delaney Bridgeport Court of Five Velaney Delaney Flowers Harry Greb Paul Berlenbach Berlenbach Greb Charley Nashert Newark Larry Estridge Nashert Bob Lawson Pittsburg Roscoe Hall Jersey City

Sally Wiggleton's wax dolls come to life in store window

In a whimsical tale, Sally Wiggleton's Christmas dolls are transformed into wax shop figures by the Fairy Queen. Sally fears for them as integrity of her old toys fades, and the wax ladies long to be real. They reveal longing for care, while Sally contemplates their fate as she confronts their lifelike stares.

Sally Wiggleton Sally Belinda Mary Pickford Mrs. Jiggs

Mrs J S Puckett Dies After Hospital Stay

Mrs J S Puckett aged 32 of Thompson Valley Tazewell County died at St Luke's Hospital yesterday at 6 30 am. Death due to complications. She had been brought to Bluefield Thursday night and died within ten hours. Remains sent to her home and funeral and burial set for Sunday. Forty percent of America's cotton is produced in Texas.

J. S. Puckett Thompson Valley Tazewell County St. Luke's Hospital Puckett Bluefield

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