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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1926

Page

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Factory to Open here for Bluefield Shirt Work

C. C. Hamage to open a shirt factory in Bluefield employing 35 to 50 girls at first. A carload of machinery is en route and production could start by July 1. Mrs. Ramage will be forelady and secretary, with Mr. Ramage as general manager and cutter. Investors include Hall, Kaufman, Cheney, Honaker, Markle, Goodykoontz, Cofer, Bailey, Shatt, Williams, Sudduth, Ross, Dunginson Jr., Kingdon, and Sublette.

Bluefield C. C. Hamage Ramaxe Stookaville Brooksville Ramage Boys’ Club Mercer Street Runeage Manufacturing Company Sut Brookesville Chamber of Commerce Mra. Amaxe A. P. ‘Ofer Herbert Markle C. H. Goodykoontz A P. Cofer R. L. Bailey H. J. Shatt W. T. Williams Walton Sudduth W. F B. Ross George Dungiinson Kingdon J. Sublette Gon Ang

Probe of Sanitary Sewage Conditions Underway

Charleston West Virginia May 31 state engineering department and state health department will investigate sanitary sewerage conditions along Wheeling Creek and at Moundsville Bethany and Bonoad filtration plant. The health department has approved Huntington sewer plan and engineers will survey Whiteville Jarrold's Valley Boons County this week.

Charleston W. Va Wheeling Creek Wheeling State Engineering, Department State Health Department Tadale Moundeville Bethany Bonoad State Department of Health Fee Huntington State Engineering Department Whiteville Jarrold's Valley Boons County

Bluefield Meets United Jewish Campaign Top In Twenty Minutes

In a Hotel Matz dinner attended by most of Bluefield's Jewish community, $4,000 was pledged to the United Jewish Campaign, meeting the quota in twenty minutes. Samuel Turk led as local chairman with early gifts from L. Kaufman and himself. Rabbi Abraham Feinstein spoke on Europe's plight and America's freedoms.

Bluefield United Jewish Campaign Matz Samuel Turk Turk L. Kaufman David A. Brown Detroit Abraham Feinstein Huntington Charleston Missen Lisagor Greenspon Block E. Greenspon

American dead France honored in Suresnes ceremony

At Suresnes near Paris on May 31 American soldiers buried in France were honored by French officials, soldiers, and citizens. French schoolchildren sang the Star Spangled Banner as flowers were laid on graves. Dignitaries included General Nollet, Myron T. Herrick, and Benjamin H. Connor, with marines from U S S Pittsburg and Paris, and Belgians noted at Belleau Wood and other sites.

Paris Suresenes Mount Valeran France General Council Seine Department Nolret Suresnes Pittsburg Republican Guard Cuirassierg Nollet Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood Myron T. Herrick Benjamin H. Connor Roger Welles John Wond Bony Wao Phillips Belgium Waereghem

Catholic Alumnae In Annual Convention Opens In Clarksburg

The West Virginia state chapter of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae held a two day session in Clarksburg. A business meeting followed by a banquet marked the opening, with adjournment planned after another business session tomorrow morning and an afternoon motorcade and luncheon. Has no knowledge of Will being matched.

Clarksburg W. Va West Virginia International Federation of Catholic, Alumnae

Louisville Insurgents Seek Floor Hearing At Federation

Five Louisville delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs were notified they may speak two minutes on the floor tomorrow. They seek rescission of a presidential policy centralizing power in the executive committee and deferment of charter bylaw changes. The convention also approved a paid secretary in Washington and an assistant treasurer to handle federation business.

Atlantic City Louisville General Federation of Women's Clubs Sirs John D. Sherman General Board Rufus Dawes Evanston Congress Thomas G. Winter Minneapolis Minn Percy ¥. Pennypacker Austin Texas Federation Washington Fourleem

Reed Elected President Of West Virginia Contractors

K K Reed of South Charleston was named president of the West Virginia contractors association at a banquet at Hotel Ruttner in Charleston. New officers include Vice President J J Buttershill Huntington and directors M H Hatfield Huntington I Cagin Charleston W A McCluskey Wheeling Wayne F Allan Clarksburg. Gov Howard M Gorse spoke on road building policy and the impact of next legislature on progress. Retiring president Pp J Waleh urged voters to support progressive road builders. the group plans to widen membership under the new name. Seventy five men attended.

Charleston W. Va K. K. Reed South Charleston West Virginia Contractors’ Association Associated West Virginia Highway Contractors Ruttner J. J. Buttershill Huntington M. IH. Hatfield I. Cagin W. A. McCluskey Wheeling Wayne F. Allan Clarkeburg Howard M. Gorse Pp. J. Waleh Uen

Coolidge Honors Memory of Heroic Dead of America

President Coolidge led Memorial Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery honoring America’s war dead. He urged world peace through practical actions, noting the League of Nations could provide political guarantees while the United States would handle war debts settlements and domestic issues. In Washington crowds and veterans observed the day, with wreaths laid on unknown soldiers’ graves and ceremonies at cemeteries nationwide.

Washington Maya America Ceodro Arlington National Cemetery Geneva Europe League of Nations World Court Cobndee United States Arlington Willis Ohio Coolidge Unio Intermala Gustavus Adolphus Sweden Aimilar Navy Secretary of the Navy E. W. Eberle Naval Operations Congress Wilbur Wan Newark N. J Kelley Hoover Philadelphia Bluefeld Wuling Beaver Pond American Legion Fawleigh Street Memorial School Ladita’ Auxiliary Bluefield Owitzer Company Te 150Th Infantry Boy Scouts of America Norfolk and Western Shop Geaver High School American Legion Municipal Beaver Herbert D May C. G. Gunn Gunn Suisance May D. MM. Easley Board of Education Easley Mae Mr Hasley The Anr Bluefield Post H. I. Shott Fon Wells Goodekoontz Williamaon Mr. Goodykoonng Harry Louder Wallor Taxpuyers Cot

First photos show Womb explosion victims in Muskegon

Mir reports three killed and one arrest after a package opened as a wedding gift exploded at a business in Muskegon. The scene shows August Krubach, his daughter Janet, William Frank, and others, and a political rival of Kruhaeet is in custody.

BRE Muskegon Mir Hres Tavert Telan August Krubach Janet William Frank Kruhaeet

Chicago Gunmen Dag Serve Day By 2 More Murders

Chicago report notes Memorial Day violence as two shoe shiners Aphew George and an unidentified man are killed by gunmen. Constantine Seveles wounded, police suspect labor trouble while a nearby resident fires from a window and believes he hit a shooter. Robbery of Marshall Square bank foiled after tunnel to vault discovered. five men arrested after a long chase and shootout. Grand jury to revisit McSwiggin case. John Ryan Moran reveals prison injuries and a promised payout. Durkin to stand trial for slaying federal agent Edwin Shana hat during arrest attempt.

Chicago Aphew George Constantine Seveles Seveles William McSwiggin McSwiggin John Ryan Moran Joliet Penitentiary Cook County Grand Jury Atate Martin J. Durkin Edwin Shanahat Durkin

Two Girls Die At Grade Crossing Near Gallipolis

Two girls Kevin Baker and Morgan were instantly killed when their automobile was struck by a Hocking Valley train about three miles from Gallipolis in the evening. Walter Baker Miss Baker's brother was severely bruised and perhaps internally injured. The Gabers lived near Conlgrove Ohio and Miss Tats gants home was in Conlgrove.

Gallipolis Ghlo Girisx Kevun Baker Morgan Walter Baker Miss Baker Hocking Conlgrove Ohio

Search for body of woman ends in vain at Santa Monica

Los Angeles reports say evangelist Aime Semple McPherson remains missing after a Santa Monica Beach search on May 18. Secretaries and aides relay rumors while the official investigation begins with inquiries into the beach incident and the involvement of Kennett Ormiston and his wife.

Los Angeles Cai Almec Semple McPherson Evan-Gelist Santa Monica Beach la Muna San Lula Obispo Santa Barbara Waeman Hometines Orminton Australia McPherson Ormiston

Body of stunt aviator recovered from river

Dennlaon Ohio May 41 The body of Gilly Woods thirty stunt airplane performer who was drowned after a parachute drop from a plane in the Tuscarawas river yesterday was recovered today. Coroner J W Lawis will conduct an investigation tomorrow. the mother of Woods has not been notified yet.

Dennlaon Osio Gilly Woods Tuscarawas J. W. Lawis Wools

Pilsudski Named Polish President Declines Post

Warsaw reports Acting President calls new election for tomorrow after Pilsudski declines the presidency citing constitutional limits. Police preserve order as thousands fill streets. parliament building cordoned, signs of disquiet over a possible coup and potential candidates emerge from professors Moscick and Daszinski among others.

Pilsudaki Zdsiechowski Vilna University Monelekt Lemberg University Warsaw Alrcon Vilsudakl Guaz Daszinski Socialist Peasant Party Dro Piguet Nast M. Wiles Pilsudski M. Rata Chria Tian Nasionalista Michael Hbobrayski National Democrats Inc Pandicire Tonigh Radleal V Peasant Party Chirtyura

Wheeler Denies League Paid Congressmen for Prohibition Bills

Wheeler denies the Anti-Saloon League paid any congressman to push a bill. He says when a speech is given for prohibition the hosting group may cover expenses. He defends Rep Tinkham’s charges as unfounded and cites campaign spending, urging vigilance over lobby influence.

Wheeler Anti-Saloon League Washington Wayne B. Wheeler League Prohibition Marshal Tinkbiu

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