Board Fails to Meet in Gity and Goalfield
Local board members miss yesterday’s session due to city absence and prior meetings leaving little business to transact. Also reports on Jewel Ridge Coal Company appointing Robert Little as mine superintendent and other community notices including church services and a forthcoming memorial service by Odd Fellows.
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Board of Affairs
Robert Little
Raven
A. H. Bell
Jewel Ridge Coal Company
LO. O. F
Grace Methodist Church
J. B. Simpson
Thomas N. Righter
Mt. Carmel
Jewel Ridge Mine
Tazewell County
Advertising praise and want ads overflow in Daily Telegraph
A speaker lauded the Daily Telegraph as a wonderful advertising medium and said he consistently faces an overflow of help when using the paper’s want ad columns.
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Daily Telegraph
Sall to Visit Greece for Year with Parents
Will Sall Today will travel from New York to Greece for ten or twelve months to visit his parents. His brother James, who accompanied him, has returned to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sall
John Karlos
New York
Greece
James
OLeary Party Heads to Washington for Colum bus Statue Unveiling
C OLeary and George OLeary depart for Washington to witness the unveiling of the Colum bus statue gifted by the Knights of Columbus. The statue will stand in the park before Union Station as the pair stay through Sunday. The Pocahontas liquor licenses were issued for one year to retail and wholesale sellers of wine beer whiskey and other spirits. Knights Templars elect officers at Bluefield Commandry No 19 with J H Goulchon as eminent commander F S Easley generalissimo A K E Jenkins captain-general K R W Cubbedge treasurer S B Payne secretary J L Young senior warden R C Morrison junior warden and Rev R W Trapnell prelate.
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C. O'Leary
George O'Leary
Washington
Columbus
Knights of Columbus
United States
Union Station
Mr. O'Leary
George
Pocahontas
Knights Templars
Bluefield Commandry
Knights Templar
J. H. Goulchon
Personal notes from Hartley Sanders and friends visit Bluefield
Princeton resident Hartley Sanders and Branwell visitor G W Siies stayed in the city yesterday. Ruth McGann began a ten day visit to Eggiston relatives. several locals left on trips, including Mrs J W McGann to Eegleston and Mrs D T Whitlock to Christiansburg.
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Hartley Sanders
Princeton
G. W. Siies
Branwell
T. A. Bradley
Misa Ruth McGann
Eggieston
J. W. McGann
Eegleston
D. T. Whitlock
Ernest
Clifton
Chistiansbug
Mr. Whitlock
J. W. Wall
KR. G. Garland
Rocky Mount, N.C
Free receipt promises cure for weak kidneys
An advertisement offers a free home remedy recipe for kidney troubles. It claims to relieve scorched urine issues and other symptoms within a week, sent by Dr. A E Robinson from Detroit. The offer emphasizes a quick, at home cure with no cost.
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A. E. Robinson
Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
Confederate Oration to Memorial at Arlington Cemetery
Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia will deliver an ora tion Sunday at Arlington cemetery during Confederate memorial exercises in the Confederate section. Advertisements promote Chamberlain's Tablets for eased digestion and regular bowels, claiming suitability for middle aged and older people and available from all dealers.
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Arlington Cemetery
Chamberlain
Tax Payers Urged to Settle Beaver Pond District Delinquent Taxes
Notice to tax payers in Beaver Pond District warns that a delinquent list is being prepared and taxes must be paid within a few days or they will be returned delinquent. Deputy K. Fe Carter for I. J. Ellison and S. M. C. are issuing the notice.
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Beaver Pond
K. FE
Carter
I. J. Ellison
For Sale Garden Plants and Floral Arrangements
For sale tomato plants of all varieties and peppers and beets at 1.00 per 100. Cabbage plants 50 cents per 100. Also potted plants and cut flowers. Funeral designs and bouquets available. Specialty. Phone 885 South Bluefield Florist. Automobiles for life at No 85 Bland seer. To engage seats ahead he 457.
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South Bluefield Florist
Tfeimai
Automobiles For Life
Blandseer
Moonshine Raids Nets Stills and Mash Across Buchanan County
Deputy Collector John D. Dailey and Deputy Marshals Hoover Hawkins and Schraeder raided four illicit stills near the Tazeweil line in Buchanan County. They seized 1,000 gallons of beer and mash, dumped into Dis mal creek and nearby streams. Milton Horne was captured on a whiskey manufacture charge. three others fled. A second raid near Knox Creek reportedly destroyed a still and 1,500 gallons of mash. two mountain girls and their grandmother were linked to the operation but escaped arrest.
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John D. Dailey
United States
W. A. Hawkins
F. M. Schraeder
Buchanan County
Tazeweil Line
Milton Horne
Knox Creek
Virginia
Hats for Matrons Show Elegant Black and White Styles
The article highlights hat designs for older women in black and white, featuring a pliable straw braid crown with a satin ribbon bow, a striped silk crown with braid trim, and a draped velvet and straw turban in nacre colors. Julia Bottomley signs the piece.
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Julia Bottomley
West Virginians Are Parties to Big Suit
Nationwide proceedings before the Interstate Commerce Commission are brought by the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore linked to Virginia and West Virginia trade bodies. Defendants include over twenty railroads such as the Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio and Southern lines. The suit seeks to secure lower Baltimore to western freight rates amid long standing grievances against railroads and commercial groups of Maryland West Virginia and Virginia.
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West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
Baltimore
Virginia
West Virginia
Smong
Balti
More and Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Baltimore, Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway
Chesapeake and Western Railway
Chesapeake &Ohio Central Railway
New Jersey
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia Railwy Company
Pennsylvania
Norfolk and Western
Philadelphia and
Reading
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Seaboard Air Line
Southwestern
Washington Southern
Maryland
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Thedford's Black-Draught Praised for Digestive Health in Waynesville
In Waynesville North Carolina F R Huffman reports severe heart trouble relieved by Thedford's Black-Draught. He says it cured indigestion and restored health, recommending the remedy as a staple in the home. The ad touts 70 years of use and urges consumers to insist on Thedford's, price two shillings.
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Waynesville
N.C
F.R. Huffman
Thedford
Thedford’s
Rail rate protests seek 80 percent cap on routes West to Denver and Utah
Trade bodies from New Jersey Delaware New York and New England join Virginia Maryland and West Virginia groups in urging the Interstate Commerce Commission to require railroads to establish all routes and rates from Baltimore to Denver and Salt Lake City and related Colorado and Utah lines at or below 80 percent of the local or intermediate Baltimore to Colorado and Utah rates. They say current rates harm manufacturers shippers and jobbers in Baltimore West Virginia and Virginia and other territories.
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Mississippi River
Denver
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Utah
Commission
West Virginia
Virginia
Terrtory
West Viginia
Maryland
Baltimore
New Jersey
Delaware
New York
New England
Block Game Trial Proceeding Focuses on Bert Franklin
Proceedings in the Darrow trial centered on constructive tactics as defense and prosecution alternated in attempts to elicit new facts from Bert Franklin, who testified on the stand all day during the Los Angeles proceedings.
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Los Angeles
Darrow
Bert Franklin
Riot injures several in Middletown labor clash
In Middletown on June 7, several strikers and policemen were injured in a riot at South Farms mills amid a strike of four hundred workers demanding higher wages. Three arrests were reported, including Mrs. Bentley.
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Middletown
Conn
South Farms Mills
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Roanoke
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows
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Epworth
Bluefield Gas and Power Co
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Holy City
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Tate
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Bluefield
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Harold Moore
Gilchrist
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Paotiello
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
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Shas. M. Stieff
Main Street
Lynchbers, Va
W. Whithore
Richlands Brick Corporation
Richlands, VA
THE
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Keystone
W. VA
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Raymond Lybrook
P. O
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Cohen & Baker Cigar Co
C. W. Boyd
Honaker
T. H. R. Christie
Richmond, Va
M. G. Lavender
Norfolk and Western Depot
H. G. Tinsley
Radford
W. A. McNeel
Lucy Stinson
City
Lexington
Harry Jopling
J. H. Custard
Waynesboro
Caroline Swartz
Claud Stump
Dr. Stump
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J. W. Hicks
Graham
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Fannie Catlett
Jenkins
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Appalachian Power Company
Coalwood
Mac Barbee
Washington and Lee University
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Miles Cary
Gardner
Highland Avenue
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J. W. Rose
Bluefield Avenue
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West Point
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Cardus
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Gale
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