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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1908

Page

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National Prowigs Name Ticket Grows With Delegates

A national race sparks a broad field as six already run and more candidates join the contest. Analysts expect a large delegate pool while party leaders weigh early momentum and possible ticket combinations.

Prohibition Conventions to Open with National and State Gatherings

Delegates arrive in Columbus Ohio for the national convention at Memorial hall and the state gathering at the board of trade auditorium. Headquarters at the Niel House announce expected large eastern and southern representation and a focus on a liquor platform with leaders from Samuel Dickie to W. B. Pelmore.

Columbus Memorial Hall Board of Trade Niel House Minnnesota Dakota Michigan Montana Colorado Illinois Indiana Kansas Iowa New England East South Charles R. Jones Samuel Dickie Albion College C. Swallow Pennsylvania Oliver W. Stewart Chicago A. G. Wolfenbarger Lincoln Neb Felix T. McWhirter Indianapolis Seavorn Wright Georgia Frederick Wheeler California Joseph P. Tracey J. B. Cranfill Texas Alfred Manierre New York W. B. Pelmore St. Louis Christian Advocate Samuel A. Artmn J. B. Lewis Massachusetts A. 8. Watkins Ohio Northern University

Taft Plans to Turn Campaign Over to Managers

Hot Springs Va July 11 President Taft said he is willing to entrust the campaign to his managers except on general policy questions. He indicated the campaign would be chiefly run by his aides while he maintains policy control.

Taft Hot Springs

Western focus signals 1940 campaign strategy

Elmer Dover of the Republican National Committee says the presidential race will concentrate in the west. He notes a western vice presidential pick and platform planks as proof the Democrats plan to win electoral votes there while contesting some eastern states. He adds a New York pick would indicate a broader eastern effort.

Elmer Dover Republican National Committee New York

Democrats name district candidates at Beaver Pond meeting

The Beaver Pond district Democrats held a city hall meeting to nominate candidates for district offices. Nominations covered justice of the peace constables and school board, with balloting rules debated before results shown for magistrate, constable, school board, and district committeeman. Several districts later reported results and the new county committee selections.

Beaver Pond T. S. Johnson L. J. Holland W. E. Pearson F. M. Peters Justice of the Peace D. E. French F. J. Brown W. EK. Pearson M. B. Postlethwaithe Bernard McClaugherty George J Dillard W. A. Bennett William Caffee W. E. Ross D. F E. French W. H. Thomas D. E. Basley W. C. Pollack S. Frazier Stowers B. H. Cooper H. French George Strader Auditor's Office Postlethwaite Brown Dillard Caffee Bennett Constable Bailey Thompson Smith Jones Holland Pollock Scattering Rock R. P. Little Bramwell G. P. Walker Matoaka T. R. Tyree Goodwill J. A. Hicks Board of Education Jas A. Godfrey East River Chester Austen Princeton J. W. Davos Oakdale Bogges Edward Gooch R. D. Karnes Plymouth Robt Martin G. W. Gore Levi BE. Wiley H. M. Shumate H. Bird Beaver Bond Wbe, Ross Jairus Collins

South Carolina Battleship Launched for U S Navy

Philadelphia July 11. The steel hulled battleship South Carolina, a sister ship to Michigan, was launched on the Delaware River by Cramp Shipbuilding Company. The ship, nearly fifty percent complete, is expected to be delivered to the government before next year’s end. Governor Ansel of South Carolina presided as Miss Fredericks Ansel christened the vessel.

Philadelphia Delaware River South Carolina Cramp Shipbuilding Company Michigan Camden Palmetto State Washington New York Navy Department Kensington Governor Ansel Namin Fredericks Ansel Ansel Whipbuilding Company

The Five Brothers Wall Paper Men at 107 Princeton Avenue

The five Brothers operate as wallpaper workers at No 107 Princeton Avenue. Their business is described with the heading Wall Paper Men and notes their location.

Wall Paper Princeton Avenue

Specifications of the South Carolina warship

The ship will carry ammunition at both ends and use vertical twin-screw, four-cylinder triple expansion engines totaling 16 000 indicated horsepower. Engines lie in separate watertight compartments. The ship has two funnels each 100 feet high. crew consists of 61 officers and 758 men.

South Carolina

Kern's Virginia Home Ties Kern Family to Botetourt County

The Roanoke World reports John Worth Kern Democratic vice presidential candidate has visited his father Dr Jacob H Kern's Calvins Cove estate in Botetourt with sister Mrs Isaac Engel. Engel's daughter Edith Keith lives nearby. Bryan once visited Kern's Roanoke home eight years ago and praised Virginia loyalty.

J. W. Kern Roanoke World John Worth Kern Calvin's Cove Botetourt County Isaac Engel Daleville Kern Engel Jacob H., Kern Mr. Kern Roanoke Mr Bryan Indiana Virginia

Sister of Indiana candidate Kern visits Roanoke market

Mrs Sallie Lingle, sister of John W Kern, arrives at Roanoke market with farm produce. She urges her brother to quit politics, noting his reply about “no bees in my bonnet.” The Kern family history and local ties are detailed, including relatives and a Vanderbilt cousin Prof John A Kern.

Roanoke Sallie Lingle John W. Kern Indiana John Engle Kern Colin John A. Kern Vanderbilt University Dogan Carvin'’s Cove

House for Rent in New Modern Seven Room

For rent a new seven room house in a good neighborhood. Apply to A. Wt. C. care Daily Telegraph.

A. Wt. C Care Daily Telegraph

Be Particular About Blue Ribbon Vanilla Quality

A brief note touts Blue Ribbon Vanilla as the best and cheapest option, claiming its formula requires only half the quantity for equal flavor. It emphasizes assured success and economical use for home baking.

John the Handsome Young Lawyer Described

A fragment portrays John as a handsome young lawyer with a keen eye. It notes his coral demeanor and strong handshake, praising his social ease and ability to mix with people.

John Coral

Fleet Still At Sea Off California Coast

The Atlantic fleet, including the U S Connecticut, is at latitude 32.27 north longitude 126.45 west. The sea is smooth and weather pleasant. Crews wear white, shipboard evolutions continue, and the fleet exchanged greetings with the army transport Sheridan.

U. S Connecticut Mare Island Navy Yard Sheridan

Americans Win World Title in Olympic Line Shoot

The American team won the great international team match in Bisley England with an aggregate 2501 to 2496 for Britain and 2459 for Canada. The U S shooters posted 438 of 450 at the SQQ yard range and 405 at 900 yards to extend their lead.

Bisley England America

Carnegie Visit in Manchester Praises Taft Nomination

Andrew Carnegie, arriving from Skibo, received an honorary degree at the University of Manchester. He predicted a Republican victory and praised Taft, saying Bryan cannot answer the charge of flip flopping on public policy.

Manchester England Andrew Carnegie Skibo University of Manchester Denver William J. Fynatos United States Bryan Taft

Bryan Opens Campaign at Fairview in 1930s Visit

Delegations visit Bryan’s home amid assurances of victory. Conners warns Democrats must carry New York or he will avoid further handshakes with Brayn.

Bryan Conners New York Brayn

Bryan Opens doorstep campaign in Fairview visit

W J Bryan began the doorstep campaign at Fairview Nebraska delivering a brief speech on campaign contributions platform and candidate. Delegations from Minnesota North Dakota Ohio and Virginia joined a lawn reception with Bryan seated in the middle as T C O'Brien praised Minnesota's support and Johnson offered backing for Bryan's effort.

Fairview Lincoln Neb W. J. Bryan Jay Minnesota Mr. Bryan Johnson

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National Prowigs West the Duvall Music CO J. Lee Harne Cashier Americal National Bank M. Smith Bluefield Wicephone Building Union Bank and Trust Company E. E. Carter Edwin Mann L. A. Hooper First National Bank of W. VA Democrats Jumping Branch OUR Navy Bryan and Brother Superior Supply CO W.V Olympic Carnegie Tait Homer’s Place the Windsor Hotel Ladies and Gentlemen Hmlam Waltham Hamilton Rockford Hampden N. Y Henry Rodgin P. S Busy Bee Princeton Ave Bluefield, W. VA East End Pharmacy
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