Whitney Defeats William G. Lee for Top Brotherhood Post
In Cleveland at the triennial Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen convention A F Whitney secretary treasurer of the organization defeats longtime president William G Lee by twenty four votes to win the presidency for a three term cycle Lee 68 resigns as president and Whitney resigns as secretary treasurer effective July 1 Lee played a key role in averting the 1921 railroad strike and Whitney began railroading as a Chicago and Northwestern brakeman
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Cleveland
Ohio
William G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of Railroad
A. F. Whitney
Whitney
the Brotherhood
Chicago and
Northwestern
Lee
W. G Anderson
Kansas City
Big Four
Ukelele Contest At Colonial In Bluefield Week
A ukulele contest at the Colonial stage in Bluefield will determine the best player in town. Preliminaries are this evening with finals set for Thursday. Many participants expected, with entry submissions urged to Colonial theater management. The Why Worry company stays for free program changes all week and Gene Cobb with Jack Gray promise new comedy.
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Bluefield
Colonial Theater Management
Why Worry Company
Colonial Theater
Gene “Honey Gal
Cobb
Jack
Smoke” Gray
Doomsday Film Adaptation At Paramount Debuts
A Paramount photoplay presents Doomsday an adaptation of Waer wick Deeping's novel. Gary per appears in support of Mies Victor in this entertaining production.
Dixie Clothing Introduces Shadow Weave Summer Suits
The Dixie Clothing Company on Princeton Avenue unveils a large shipment of new summer suits including the shadow weave style. Manager S. Shaman says the shop offers the latest men’s fashions from leading manufacturers at attractive prices and invites men to inspect the display.
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Dixie Clothing Company
Princeton Avenue
S. Shaman
The
Dixie
Bluefield
Commencement Time Advanced at College
Due to travel needs Dr Charlea Daniel will return to Richmond Tuesday night the final commencement program at the college Foree has been moved up to 7 30 Dr Daniel's address will open the program followed by Dr O E Same's address and the honors medals and diplomas ceremony
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Charlea Daniel
Richmond
College Foree
Daniel
O. E. Same
Willy ‘Ollow
Heidelberg college selects campus beauty of four girls
Misa La Opal Zange of Wooster Ohio chosen by Leonard Richmond pastel artist as the most beautiful girl on Heidelberg college campus in Tiffin Ohio among four contestants representing diverse classes and pulchritude.
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Misa la Opal Zange
Wooster
Leonard Richmond
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Finely Produced Film Charms Granada Patrons
Chicago at the Granada drew enthusiastic local reaction. Phyllis Haver and Victor Varconi delivered artistic performances in this Maurine Watkins stage adaptation directed by Frank Orson. The plot centers on a video wife who deceives her husband, who still loves her enough to try to save her from the chair, with strong supporting work by May Robson Julia Faye Virginia Bradford and T Roy Barnes.
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Chicago
Granada Theatre
Phyllis Haver
Victor Varconi
Frank Orson
Maurine Watkins
Daddy
May Robson
Julia Faye
Irginia Bradford
T. Roy Barnes
Fre ed is rearrested in Wheeling for similar charge
Wil son Fenner of Wheeling was released from a thirty day sentence for violating the Prohibition law and was arrested again in the afternoon on a similar charge. A prohibition agent said Fenner bought a half pint of liquor and he gave bond of 1500 dollars.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Wilson Fenner
Fenner
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Milwaukee
Vinefield Produce Provision Co
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Pete- Nou
By Martin
Dixie Clothing
Granada
Long Broad
Varconi
West Virginia
Law and Commerce
Federal St
Federal Tires
Princeton Automobile
Federal
Wiscono
I Colonial
Wisser
Bluefield and Vicinity
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Federal Defender
S. S
Turer
America
Bluefield Avenue
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Mercer and South Sweets
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