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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

3

Appalling Death Rate Among Veterans in Gray District

The article notes high veteran deaths in Gray and outlines divisions by state in the Kentucky Division. It singles out Brig. Gen. Henry G. Askew for commendable work, and provides a 1914 financial summary of receipts and expenditures including dues, commissions, and document sales. It also lists late-19th century figures such as Mrs. T. J. Jackson and Lt. Gen. Theodore S. Garnett.

District of Columbia Maryland Illinois Ohio Indiana Kentucky Pacific New Mexico California Colorado Arizona Kansas Missouri Montana Washington Oregon Texas Henry G. Askew Askew

Military officers listed for staff roles and chaplaincy

The document names Maj. Ken and Thomas J. Schaffer along with numerous brigadier generals and colonels, including Robi McCulloch, Thomas G. Jones, C. H. Tebault M D, and John W. Irwin, as part of the Louisiana Division U C V staff. Also named are Rev H M Hammil D D, Rev J M Lucey, and other staff officers with signed adjutant general authentication.

Ken Thos J. Schaffer la. Div Robi. McCulloch G. Jones C. H. Tebault M. D John W. Irwin Alex. Hunter J. W. Harris John W. Morton Martin Walt H. M. Hammil D. D J. M. Lucey WM. E, Migkile

Idle chatter ends as critic learns to speak up

A brief exchange from the Detroit Free Press shows one man interrupting another, dismissing idle talk and urging direct action by addressing the boss rather than complaining about management. The dialogue emphasizes practicality and speaking up to effect change.

Detroit Free Press

How to Meet Trouble in Chicago News

Mrs Wedderly quotes a magazine title about trouble while her husband declines and seeks dodging trouble, framed as a brief note from the Chicago News.

Going Down. Redd He Starts With 6000 Car

Greene.— What car is he using now A street car Yonkers Statesman reports that Redd began with a $6000 automobile and now rides a street car in a striking reversal of fortunes.

Greene

Banquet and Speedometer Perceptions From Life and Auto

A notice contrasts a banquet meal endured for the speech to follow with polite listening. It also describes a German car speedometer whose illuminated dial changes color as speed increases.

Cobb the Hero as Detroit Tops Chicago in Final Game

Tyrus Cobb drove in two runs and scored another as Detroit defeated Chicago 4 to 1 in the final game of the series. Covaleskie pitched well for Detroit, with three timely hits from the locals in the seventh helping prevent a shutout. Benz struggled after Cobb’s rally.

Ty Cobb Chicago Tyrus Cobb Detroit L. Benz Cobb Benz Crawford Kavanaugh Young Covaleskie McKee Scott Russell Schalk Yankees Red Sox New York Boston Warhop Pieh Ruth Thomas Gardner Roeth Nanamaker Hamilton Cleveland St. Louis

Gary Wins Well Played Game 8 to 0 Over Carlisle Indians

Gary defeated the Carlisle Indians 8 to 0 in a well played game highlighted by Woodson and Blaine. Ferrell pitched for Gary holding the Indians to six scattered hits while Nights fared well for the visitors. Gary baseball yesterday shows strong hitting with eleven total hits and four runs in the second inning, then held the Indians scoreless the rest of the way as Gary added one more run in the sixth.

Kansas City Pittsburg Rhe Pitthwuph Barger Dickson Berry Johnson Brown Newark Baltimore Quinn Reulbach Rhe Waeisnmeo Rosa Sn. Aeoedeeeae Jackitsch Russell Raridan Plank Chicago Pendergast St. Louis Ata Hartley Prandergast Wilson Buffalo-Brooklyn Cardinals Reds Bescher Butler Cincinnati Benton Dale Clark Sallee Snyder Gonzales Brooklyn Philadelphia Coombs Sherrod Smith Brooklyns Wheat Rixey Tincup Killifer Adams Miller Bdakessee Baumgardner Demaree Burns Smith McCarthy Boston New York Poston Crutcher Braves Tesreau Schauer McLeen H. Smith Gary Carlisle Indians Woodson Blaine Indians Simmindinger Ferrell Red Skins Sullivan Dienes Morton Ary Portsmouth

Advertising boosts trust and profit for businesses

A Youth's Companion anecdote cites a grocer who used a newspaper ad to convey friendliness and reliability. The piece argues that well crafted advertising creates a positive impression and encourages customers to engage with the advertiser.

An Old Korean Custom and Mirrors’ Backing Deterioration

A London Chronicle remark notes that in Korea men could not wear trousers until married, singling out bachelors in skirts. The second snippet states direct sunlight chemically deteriorates mirror backing, leading to quicker decay.

Korea London Chronicle

Welch News Notes State Superintendent Here

Closing the commencement exercises of Welch High School Dr Charles H Williams of Oberlin Ohio delivered an address emphasizing life after high school and future possibilities State Superintendent M P Shawkey of Charleston attended welcomed by Prof G K Rhodes Dr Williams spoke Miss Virgie May Woods won the gold medal for highest average in promotion exams from 8th grade to high school with a 98511 score Miss Aileen Hutson had 97211 next best Both winners are from Welch Graduates include Callie Williams Davie Daniel Gladys Hall Sallie Shell Lotte Smith Fred Mitchell and Nathan Davido v The Welch area is home to three of the graduates with others residing in the coalfield

Charles H Williams Oberlin M. P. Shawkey Charleston Shawkey G. KE. Rhodes Dr. Williams Virgie May Woods H. K. Barbe Aileen Hutson Welch Callie Williams Davie Daniel Gladys ‘Hall Sallie Shell Lottesmith Fred Mitchell Nathan Davidov

Bankruptcy Petition for Discharge in West Virginia

G E Stafford of Bluefield Mercer County West Virginia filed for a discharge in bankruptcy under federal acts. A hearing is set for July 2 1915 in Bluefield with notices to creditors and interested parties mailed by the clerk.

District Court of the United States West Virginia G. E. Stafford Benjamin F. Keller G. EB. Stafford Bluefield Mercer West ‘Virginia A. D District Court of the United

Welch Tennis Club hosts Bramelwell tournament results

The Bramble tournament at Welch featured pairs from Eckman Bluefield Bramwell and others. In the first round Chambers Chandler beat Jenkins Burtell 6 1 6 2 and Pearson Compton defeated Sale Claytor 8 6 6 4. Finalists Baker Hewitt beat Galligher Cofer 6 2 6 3 then beat Pearson Compton 7 5 6 0 6 4. Baylor Fisher defaulted the cup to Baker Hewitt. Winners received a racket from the Welch Tennis Club.

Elizabeth Kittinger Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Firsy Round Chambers Chandler Eckman Jenkins Burtell Pocahontas Pearson Compton Bluefield Sale Claytor Welch Galliger Cofer Northfork Graham Baker and Hewitt Bramwell Evanson Wood Gary Bekman Galligher and Cofer Pearson and Compton Baylor Fisher Baker Hewitt Welch Tennis Club

Mrs Strother Hosts Miss Maude Needham in Chicago Visit

Miss Maude Needham, who has stayed here for several days, was accompanied to Chicago by Mrs Strother and plans to continue travels with her.

Chicago Maude Needham Mrs. Strother

Car Crash in Mississippi River Court Case Affects Superior Residents

John Straughn of Superior drove from Gary attempting a pass when his car plunged into the river. The vehicle rolled twice, injuring five occupants, with two badly hurt. John Brown suffered a broken back and another man a dislocated shoulder. both are in Miners Hospital No. 1. Muddy roads blamed for slipping over the bank. all five occupants are from Superior. The accident occurred between Welch and Gary.

John Straughn Superior Gary John Brown Miners’ ‘Hospital No. 1 Welch

Adler-i-ka touted as fast acting bowel cleanser in Bluefield

Special notice to Bluefield folks announces exclusive Bluefield agency for Adler-i-ka a simple buckthorn bark glycerine remedy claimed to relieve almost any constipation fast with one spoonful and no gripping side effects druggist T Wrank Mastin endorses the product as safe and instant acting though presented as a promotional notice

Adler-i-ka T. Wrank Mastin

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