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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1924

Page

10

New Bluefield Chamber Adds 212 Members

The Bluefield Chamber of Commerce reports 212 new memberships as of Saturday, bringing total members well over 600. New members include General Electric Co and Mountain Motor Co among others. directors will canvass the situation in the next two weeks to elect a new board.

Bluefield Chamber of Commercce Mount General Electric Co W. R. Keesee Co Bluefield Garage W. H. Harry Co Flat Top Auto Supply Co Warlick Furniture Co Worth F. M. Reigher Bailey Lumber Co Mountain Motor Co Bluefield Hardware Co A. F. Kingdon W. T. Williams W. Evans J. L. Alexander Chamber

Senate discusses farm relief as Coolidge plans Potomac cruise

The House debates the McNary Hangen farm relief bill while Senator LaFollette returns to the Senate after a long fitness. Secretary Mellon sends the tax bill with a report to President Coolidge for action. President Coolidge sails aboard the Mayflower for an overnight Potomac cruise as the Mayfield committee files records.

Associated Press House LaFollette Wisconsin Senate Mellon Coolidge Potomac Mayfield Committee

Letters and bills shape early 1922 political debate

Senatorial actions frame the 1922 campaign with the Howell-Barkley railroad labor board bill moved forward by the Interstate Commerce Committee. The Japanese immigration protest reaches the state department. University of Michigan president Marion Leroy Burton is tapped for Republican nomination at the convention. Senate Republicans blame former Veterans Bureau director Forbes for faulty conditions. Democratic senators criticize the world court proposal in a minority report.

Texas Howell-Barkley Railroad Labor Board Senate Interstate Commerce Committee State Department Marion Leroy Burton University of Michigan Coolidge Veterans Bureau Forbes Reed Pennsylvania Senate Senate Foreign Relations Committee Swanson Virginia

Save-a-Tate League Averts Most Personal Crises

In New York on May 31 the Save-a-Tate League reports its unique effort to curb crisis reports from its Hotel Grenoble headquarters. Officials engaged with 10,000 individuals and achieved only one failure in saving them from self destruction.

New York Save-a- Tate League Grenoble League

Silk production estimates elusive for China and Italy

The historical report notes that the total quantity of raw silk produced in China and Italy has never been estimated, leaving gaps in global silk industry statistics.

China Italy

Primary Proves Itself A Failure

The writer argues the primary wastes taxpayer money in Mercer county and West Virginia, as only a minority votes and many are urged by others. It notes low turnout, voter ignorance, and reluctance to serve on election boards, calling the system inefficient and undemocratic.

Jewett Nettie Cee Telegraph Mercer County West Virginia Bluefield Courh

Return to conventions to save taxpayer primary costs

The letter argues that party conventions better reflect voter will than primaries, noting few people control outcomes and many voters follow party guidance. It laments Bluefield lacking county court representation and calls to restore conventions to reduce costs, avoid factionalism, and lessen taxpayer burden.

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Vague Party Cooperation Described Boosting Candidate Quality

The note suggests that within the same party improved cooperation produced a higher type of candidate, implying unity enhances candidate quality and prospects. It reflects underlying political dynamics without naming individuals or places.

Ford Auto Runs 67 Miles On A Gallon Of Gasoline

An automatic self regulating engine claims to run 67 miles per gallon and burn carbon free reducing sparking trouble. Inventor Joba Stransky along with partners offers a sample by mail and seeks agents to market the device.

FORD Joba Ae Stransky Agenta Adar

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Chamber of Commerce Washington Eva Martinez United States Red Cross Mrs. Lodge Mrs. Smith Princeton W. Va Pocahontas Matoaka Narrows Glen Lyn Bland Courthouse Buckhanan Montcalm Binfield Paige Sales Company Bluefield Avenue Bluefield, West VA Sher Prame Bluefield, W. Va Wringer
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