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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1932

Page

2

Father of Two Local Men Passes in Richlands

William Harvey Steele sixty six year old former Bluefield resident died after a four year illness from cancer at his Richlands Virginia home. He was father to George W. Steele Daily Telegraph circulation manager and Rodney Steele Norfolk and Western railway employee. Funeral at Layman’s Chapel with burial at Hawkins cemetery. He was born January 24 1866 and married November 13 1889 to Mattie Burress.

William Harvey Steele Bluefield Richlands George W. Steele Daily Telegraph Sunset News Rodney Steele Norfolk and Western Railway Mr. Steele Tazewell Russell A. J. Freedman H. D. Tomlinson Damascus Charlie Steele Milan Alex Steele Ross Steele Holston Levi Steele Lebanon Florence Wilson Big Four Mollie Campbell Anna Williams Bertha Fields Layman’s Chapel Hawkins Cemetery P. P. Tabor Methodist Church Gene Brooks Pembrooke Steele

Charleston Residents On Capitol Dedication Week

Clifford Lowe manager of the Ruffner hotel Charleston and Foster Egner who directed a special Charleston supplement for the capitol dedication visited Bluefield yesterday traveling there and back by airplane. The capitol dedication runs the week of June 20 with daily special attractions.

Clifford Lowe Charleston Foster Egner State Capitol Bluefield

U C T Delegates Visit Natural Bridge and Lexington

Delegates from Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland and the District of Columbia gather at Natural Bridge Virginia for the thirty sixth annual convention of the United Commercial Travelers of America. A motorcade to Lexington includes stops at Washington and Lee University Virginia Military Institute and the tombs of Robert E Lee and Stonewall Jackson.

Natural Bridge Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Maryland District of Columbia Grand Council United Commercial Travelers of America Lexington Washington and Lee University Virginia Military Iine Robert E. Lee Stonewall Jackson

National Fertilizer Association Elects Officers

The eighth annual convention in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia elected Bayleys W. Haynes of Jacksonville Florida as president. John J. Watson of New York was chosen vice president Charles J. Brand of Washington D C became executive secretary and treasurer. Board members named include Wilbur Miller Baltimore Wood Crady Louisville A D Strohbar Savannah Horace Bowker New York J I Sanford Chicago and C F Burroughs Norfolk Virginia.

W. Vadune National Fertilizer Association Bayleys W. Haynes Jacksonville Mia John J. Watson New York Charles J. Brand Washington, D. C Wilbur Miller Baltimore Wood Crady Louisville A. D. Strohbar Savannah Horace Bowker J. I. Sanford Chicago C. F. Burroughs Norfolk

Townsend plan dominates West Virginia party meeting

Delegates to the August convention were set at 1 727 with districts apportioned by 200 vote blocks from 1928 Conley totals. The event featured praise for Townsend and Hoover alongside calls for unity as committee members, including James B. Clendenin, reshaped leadership after FEL Hogsett’s resignation.

Schuck Townsend Walter 8S Hallahan Carrigan Lenna Lowe Yost Howard M. Gore William C. Cook Frank Lively State Supreme Court Roberta Scott Bluefield A. A. Lilly L. Younge Welch Conley Mass Circuit Common Pleas Henry D. Hazeld Washington Hoover Hatfield Fel Hogsett Luntington James B. Clendenin Huntington Herald-Dispatch Hogsett Cabbell County

Circle To Picnic At Blue Field Floral Company

The Business Women's circle of the First Baptist church meets tonight at 6 PM at Blue Field Floral Company for an outing and picnic with members caravaning from the site.

Business Women's Circle The First Baptist Church Bluefield Floral Company

Linen Towels and Beauty Services Advertised

Local page lists hand embroidered linen finger towels from Fretwell's and Earle's Beauty Shoppe promotions. Bel canto facial, mask, arch, and various shampoo options priced from 35 cents to 3 dollars with appointment line.

Fretwell’s Earle’s Beauty Shoppe East End

White House weighs resubmission plank at convention

James R. Garfield said no statement on Hoover approved prohibition resubmission. Republicans clash over campaign leadership with Fess resigning as national committee chair. Hoover has opposed repealing the eighteenth amendment while possible replacements are Brown or Hurley.

Chicago National Committee Fess Ohio Congress Brown Hurley Hoover Garfield Cleveland James R. Garfield Associated Press

City firemen quench basement blaze at Lake Side home

A small basement fire at 114 Lake Side was extinguished by city firefighters yesterday morning with no material damage to the dwelling. The alarm rang at 9 25 a m.

Lake Side

Veterans clash over leadership at capital camps

Police and federal officials monitor tense situation as veterans elect a new chief and set up emergency measures near Bollingfield on the Anacostia river. Guards double and food shortages fear looms while Communists push mimeographed sheets among the crowd.

Bollingfield Anacostia River Anacostia

Seabury Rules Walker Unfit To Remain In Office

Seabury finds Mayor Walker unfit citing malfeasance and neglect of duties. He alleges improper conduct including accepting 26000 in bonds and a joint brokerage account with Paul Block, plus concealment of funds through missing accountant Sherwood.

Seabury Walker City of New York New Yok J. A. Sisto Russell T. Sherwood Sherwood Legislative Committee Paul Block

Fire gutts six story Ellington apartment injures and ruins

A six story Ellington apartment building in Cleveland Ohio was gutted by flames after a blast. At least twelve lives were lost and more than forty injured. About twelve others are missing. Damage is estimated near 500000. Police investigate the cause.

Rulne Ellington Cleveland

Brief Asks J. C. C. To Lift Rate Suspension

A brief filed to the Interstate Commerce Commission seeks to lift the suspension on Norfolk and Western class rates for Norton and Bristol lines. H J S Ketner represents the Virginia Corporation Commission Southwestern Virginia Inc and the Bristol chamber of commerce. The rate reductions, allowed last December, face opposition from Southern Railway and other lines petitioning for suspension pending a hearing.

Richmond Interstate Commerce Commission Norfolk and Western Norton and Bristol H. Js. Ketner Commercee State Corporation Commission Commerce Commission Corporation Commission Southwestern, Virginia, Inc Bristol Chamber of Commerce Southern Railway

Police arrest pool room operators in numbers racket sweep

Wheeling West Virginia police struck at the numbers racket today with the first arrest as Mike Manos and Babe Green pool room operators were taken into custody and ordered to pay 59 dollars fines or serve 80 days in jail.

Wheeling W. Va Mike Manos Babe Green

Capudine Advertisement Promises Quick Nerve Pain Relief

An ad asserts nervous headaches signal high nerve strain and that Capudine eases tense nerves. It claims no opiates, gentle on the stomach, and fast action as a liquid. Sold by druggists in 10c 30c 60c sizes or by the dose at fountain stands.

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