Hughes and the Coal Duty Debate in West Virginia
A letter from W N Page president of the West Virginia Mining Association supports Jim Hughes for aiding and pushing to retain a coal duty. The piece details Hughes lobbying in Congress, organizing fellow members against free coal, and pressing for a tariff amendment of forty five cents per ton with reciprocity removed.
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West Virginia Mining Association
Anstead
W. Va
Neal Robinson
Secy
West. Va
Hughes
Means Committee
Congressman Hughes
Testimony of a Republican Neighbor in Bluefield Race
The article praises E S Baker for party loyalty and criticizes J K Martin for irregular affiliations. It notes Hughes opposition to free coal provisions, detailing coal duties and West Virginia interests as a key victory. It mentions a lecture by Dr J C White, state geologist, at the miner institute in Bluefield.
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Hughes
Bluefield aims to grow as June festival nears
Missed much, Dr White knew his subject and handled it well. Bluefield's enterprise earns praise from dinners institute attendees as Charleston fountains dry for another year. Marie Doro departs stage claiming she is not an actress. The New York fire chief notes lungs essential, yet many may join the spellbinding season. The Musical Festival at the Elks Opera House Friday and Saturday promises a musical treat.
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Dr. White
The
Elks Opera House
Public Auction of Williamson Grocery Co. stock
The undersigned will offer at public auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the courthouse in Williamson West Virginia on Monday afternoon June 20 1910 at three o clock thirty shares of the capital stock of Williamson Grocery Co Williamson West Virginia The right is reserved to reject any and all bids The First National Bank Northfork W Va R B Parrish Cashier June 7 1910
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Williamson Grocery Co
First National Bank
Northfork
W. Va
R. B. Parrish
Wash. Taylor Declared Bankrupt in West Virginia Court
In the Southern District of West Virginia Wash Taylor of Bluefield was adjudicated a bankrupt on June 7 1910. The first meeting of creditors will be held as part of the bankruptcy proceedings.
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West Virginia
Wash. Taylor
Wish. Taylor
Bluefield
Mercer
Mercer County
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