Rates and notices from the Daily Telegraph Printing Co
Rates: Cash in Advance ly Three Months 660 fly Six Months 2.60 ly One Year 6.00 ly One Week 10 Address communications and remittances to Daily Telegraph Printing Co Box 328 Bluefield West Virginia Telephones Bat or Rhee Sins Entered as a lane Matter at the Factories at Bluefield West Virginia Saturday June 5 1915 Good Morning Not stirring words nor gallant deeds alone Plain patient Work fulfilled that length of life Buty not glory Service not a throne Inspired his effort set for him the strife Arthur Hugh Gough Foree and right govern everything in this world force till right is ready Joubert.
Tariff Ruling Signals U S Revenue Shakeup and Revisions
The customs court upholds a form of Underwood tariff rebate affecting merchandise on American bottoms, implying a broad 5 percent duty cut. Analysts warn the treasury may owe refunds totaling about 15 million dollars if Supreme Court review fails. Sugar duties likely to be revised as fiscal strains intensify.
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Customs Court
Treasury Department
Supreme Court of the United States
Treasury
England Mobilizes 780000 Clerks in War Effort
The English government reports 780000 clerks and traveling salesmen in Great Britain, with Humber noting 460000 enlisted in the army. More than half in their line volunteered, a remarkable wartime showing. Salesmanship and enthusiasm are praised as strengths for these recruits.
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Great Britain
Humber
England
Roumania in the European War Forecast
A fragmented analysis describes Roumania at the edge of the Carpathians, its weak naval strength, neutrality value, and potential impact on Teutonic allies as Austria and neighboring states face shifting power from a looming continental conflict.
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Carpathian Mountains
Black Sea
Bulgaria
Roumania
Kowmania
Austria
Hulgaria
Albania
Greece
Bride Described In Flowing Praise In Farmington Times
The notice extols a bride as wondrously attractive and charming with refined manners and a pure heart promising to bless her future home. It likens marriage to a paradise of enchantment and recalls the joy of her girlhood home and its harp like harmony of devotion and endearments.
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Farmington
Man Suffers From Ingrown Toenails At Feet
Patient described as suffering from ingrown toenails on both feet. The note mentions ironion or register as unclear terms in the context of the condition.
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Ironion
Stop My Paper and Ford Delays Worthington Parcel Post
Burr Oak Acron notes a reader plans to enlist in the army of motorists this week. A new Ford car was expected yesterday but parcel post packages may be delayed a day or two.
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H. ¢. Gilson
Ford
Burr Oak Acron
Clever Comment Linking Interchange News and Geography
A compilation of varied newspaper quips notes efforts to teach geography by motion pictures in Washington and Philadelphia, mentions inter-American commercial talks, and references several lighthearted items about submarine sightings, the Mellish comet breaking up, and Uncle Joe Cannon in Hawaii.
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Philadelpha
Indianapolis
Joe Cannon
Hawaii
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Baltimore American
Long Trousers A Century Old In The Fashion World
A London tailor popularized long trousers a hundred years ago after facing mob opposition to breeches. Wellington and other figures helped push the garment into mainstream use as it replaced knee breeches and stockings for greater daily efficiency in society.
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Tony
London
Pond Street
Wellington
Waterloo
Speeyne
Chauncy Depew
Defense of Przemysl Difficult Yet Strategic
Petrograd via London reports the Russian general staff says Przesyglomy was evacuated after all war material was moved. Following the capture of Jaroslau and Radyaiioty Austro German forces spread along the San west bank, extending Russian fronts about twenty four miles and exposing troops to heavy artillery. The last Russian artillery was removed from the fortress on Thursday.
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Przemys
Tursday
Danish steamer Cyrus torpedoed near Stavanger
The Danish steamer Cyrus of 1 002 net tonnage carrying coal from Marne Island Scotland to Copenhagen was torpedoed yesterday afternoon. The crew, uninjured, were landed by a Norwegian steamer at Stavanger. The attack was said to be without warning.
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Stavanger
Norway
Cyrus
Marneisland
Scotland
Copenhagen
Allies Will Not Act Independently In European War
In the House of Peers Foreign Minister Kato said Britain Russia and Japan agreed to take no independent action related to the European war. The statement emphasizes aligned policy among the three nations.
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Tokio
Kato
House of Peers
Great Britain
Russia
Japan
Charges Unfounded in Spy Inquiry Against Swoboda
Paris report says the charges of espionage against Raymond Swoboda appear unfounded. The military inquiry failed to produce proof that Swoboda served as a German spy.
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Paris
Raymond Swoboda
Journal
Swoboda
Salvador Crew Lands At Lerwick After Submarine Attack
The Danish schooner Salvador was sunk by a submarine on Wednesday. The crew were landed at Lerwick Scotland after the attack that sent sailors into lifeboats and destroyed the stern of the vessel.
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London
Salvador
Lerwick
Scotland
Swedish Steamer Lapland Sunk Near Getterhead
The Lapland, a Swedish steamer, sank last night about fifty miles from Getterhead seaport. The captain believes it was torpedoed though no submarine was seen. The Evening Standard reports the incident.
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London
The
Evening Standard
Lapland
Getterhead
Complaint Against Freight Rates From Virginia Fruits
Complaint against freight rates on fruits and vegetables from Eastern Virginia points filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by the Eastern Shore of Virginia Produce Exchange.
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Washington
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Eastern Shore Y of Virginia Produce Exchange
Portuguese Press Demands Immediate German Diplomatic Break
Portuguese press denounces the sinking of two ships by German submarines near Paris. It urges Retornment to suspend all diplomatic relations with Germany at once as protests rise in Portugal.
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Peeing
Paris
Gennan
Portugal
Germany
Sad Camels and the Clock That Was All Right
A London Opinion notes camels are inherently discontent and have long been domesticated, tracing Job’s 6,000 camels to ancient times. A separate joke recounts a man returning only a pendulum for repairs, the clockmaker replying that without the pendulum the rest breaks down.
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Job
London
Train anecdote at Yonkers boarding house
A facetious guest asks if the lady ever tried boarding a train. She replies yes, recalling a man named Train who once stopped at the Yonkers boarding house, with no smile in her response.
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Eanal
Train
Yonkers Statesman
Returning From Wedding Trip Question and Farewell
A fragmentary dialogue on departure during a wedding trip. A woman asks if proper goodbyes to parents were said, while a man replies that they did not say goodbye and uses the phrase au revoir in a brief exchange.
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Paps
Matoria
Puck
Fire damages Richmond hotel kitchen early morning blaze
A fire at a Richmond Virginia hotel began in the Lexington hotel kitchen early today. Firefighters battled the flames for about half an hour as guests were evacuated and the structure sustained smoke and fire damage.
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Richmond Hotel
Richmond
Lexington Hotel
Vacation Matchmaker in the Widow’s House
Elisha Treadwell answers a July ad for board at a country home and becomes a guest of a widow and her sons and daughters. A dramatic mistaken-identity arrival leads to a night in darkness before he sleeps, awakens to a soft kiss, and blends into the family. July passes with companionship and he leaves engaged to Ethel.
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Treadwell
Advertiser
Ile
Clara
Jim
Ethel
Mr. Treadwel
Stay Granted in Cantor Case by Abingdon Judge
Judge P W Campbell granted sixty days to prepare a bill of exceptions for appealing to the supreme court in James Cantor of Abingdon Virginia. The order names Judge N P Oglesby and sets the deadline for the appeal process.
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Abingdon
P.ww. Campbell
N. P. Oglesby
Supreme Court
James C Mnter
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Thoman Straet
Bluefield Council
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Coal & Coke Building
Scull St
Moose
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James Canter
First National Bank
Ag A Srpete
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Gales Department
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Junker
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Great Lakes
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New York
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Bearées Trade Bup
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