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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1923

Page

14

London Nightlife and St Bartholomew’s 800th Anniversary

London clubs show no sign of distress with lavish spenders and foreign chefs as Irene Castle headlines social pages. Monks of St Augustine return to St Bartholomew’s Hospital for its 800th anniversary, highlighted by a revival fair and trumpeted processions.

London Jass Irene Castle House of Lords House of Commons St. Augustine St. Bartholomew’s Hospital St. Bartholomew’s Allrts England Rahere St. Bartholomew

Virginian Officials Inspect Electrified Norfolk Line

Virginian Railway Company officials visited the electrified zone of the Norfolk and Western Railway to study the system. They inspected the power house and substations and rode several trips on the electric motors.

Virginian Railway Company Norfolk and Western Railway

Three Rowan Banks Fail as National Examiner Seizes Salisbury Bank

National bank examiner took control of the People's National Bank of Salisbury causing closures of three other Rowan County banks. Merchants and Farmers Bank of Granite Quarry, First National Bank of Spencer, and Bank of Rockwell also shut their doors yesterday evening and this morning.

Salisbury N. C Rowan County National Bank People’s National Bank of Salisbury Merchants and Farmers Bank of Granite Quarry First National Bank Spencer Bank of Rockwell

Condemned Italian in Death Row Pursues Hidden Invention

Joe Bocchio a 24 year old Italian poet and mechanic sits in New Orleans Parish Prison death row awaiting execution for the Dallas Calmes murder. He believes an electric motor invention could aid humanity and plans to entrust drawings to his brother in Italy. He maintains innocence and hopes a federal intervention saves him.

NEA Service New Orleans Joe Bocchio New Orleans Parish Dny Joe Archie Bennyson Bocchio Aly Rennyson Novara Milan Italy America Chicago Old Country Tickton

Funeral for Ray J. Carter Held by Bluefield Elks

The Welch resident Ray J. Carter was laid to rest in Walnut Grove Cemetery after a Bluefield arrival by train. A large Bluefield Elks delegation met the remains and conducted the customary service at the burial site.

Ray J. Carter Welch Bluefield Walnut Grove Cemetery Bluefield Elks

Lenine’s Health Reported Improved After Relocation

Moscow dispatch says Premier Lenine is in better health after being moved from the Kremlin to a villa near the bay. Acting Premier Kamneff told the Communist Party of Moscow yesterday that Lenine had greatly improved since his removal.

Lennine Moscow Kamneff Communist Party of Moscow Lenine Kremlin Bay

Bulgarian government overthrown as ministers arrested

Reports from Sofia state the agrarian government was toppled by a military league and opposition bloc. Deputies and ministers were seized, frontiers closed, trains halted, and martial law discussed as a new cabinet led by Professor Zankof takes power amid no bloodshed claims.

Military League Gener London Zankof Reuter Sofia Bucharest Romania Boris Meletieff Sofia University Belgrade Bulgaria

Two Die In Plane Smash At Kellar Field

An aviation instructor and a student were killed when their plane entered a tail spin and crashed about 2,000 feet up near Kellar Field. Clarence Brown, 22, the pilot from Lorax, and Em Gibson, 23, of Atlanta, were the deceased.

Peoria Kellar Field Clarence Brown Lorax Gibson Atlanta

Farewell Tragedy at New York Station

Mrs. Catherine Campbell died in a New York station waiting room as she waited to bid her son farewell before his departure to Alaska. The grief struck her while she awaited the train and she collapsed.

New York Alaska Catherine Campbell

Traveling coats and scarfs described in cloth fashion notes

Traveling coats are made this season of supple cuede cloth with fancy scarfs and reveres revealing a glow of color. The notice emphasizes style and material, noting how garments feature vivid hues and decorative trims.

Black Organdie Fashion Notes From a Vintage Wardrobe

Black organdie appears infrequently and lends novelty to outfits. It is often paired with silver cloth or a colorful lining and brightened with gay embroidery.

Smart parasols showcase elaborate interior finish

The season's most elaborate parasols are finished inside as beautifully as outside. The entire framework is covered, highlighting craftsmanship and luxury.

Gloves And Stockings Match For Tailored Suits

It is noted as proper fashion to pair gloves with stockings, especially when wearing a strictly tailored suit, signaling a coordinated, era-appropriate look.

Delaware Opens Heart President and Mrs Harding

President Harding tours Delaware from Wilmington to Lewes, addressing students at the University of Delaware Women’s College in Newark and meeting civic leaders in Smyrna and Dover. He notes labor shortages, urges work to rebuild postwar prosperity, and is initiated into the Tall Cedars of Lebanon in Lewes before sailing aboard the Mayflower.

America United States Newark Wilmington Women’ College University of Delaware Coodie Bridge Senator Ball Mra. Harding Lincoln Caesar Rodney Delaware Lewes Philadelphia Smyrna Tall Cedars of Lebanon Christian

Leather Belt Styles Highlighted in Sport Dresses

Belts of colored leather with cut steel designs complement sport dresses in white or colored silk, reflecting current accessory trends. The decorative belts pair with outfits showcasing tailored lines and subtle shine, appealing to readers seeking stylish finishing touches.

Foulard Frock Paired With Light Wool Coat Creates Dual Style

A foulard frock with a tiered skirt gains extra chic when matched with a light wool coat made of the same fabric. The coordinated ensemble emphasizes cohesive fabric and tonal elegance for a refined look.

White Moire Coats Featured for Formal Wear

Coats of white moire are shown for formal wear with some trimmed in white fur while others rely on their cut for smartness.

Gown Details in Dotted Swiss With Organdie Trim

A fashion note describes a dotted swiss gown varying in dot size from tiny to quarter sized. The dress features pleated organdie collars and cuffs enhancing the frock.

Prison for Medicine

In St. Paul Minnesota Thomas Tanner died after drinking poison by mistake as medicine. His wife rushed to his aid during the incident.

St. Paul Minn Thomas Tanner

Frilled Vestees and a Veiled Conversation

Frilled vestees complement tailored costumes, sometimes bound with color or stripes. A humorous exchange between Mr. and Mrs. Centipede unfolds over money and memory, ending with a quip about reducing to music and chin music.

Mr. Centipede

Paris Scandal Over Louvre Frauds Sparks Broad Debate

An antiquarian sold two statues to the Louvre for 150000 francs, later disputed as partly restored. The case links a Mont Parnasse studio, strike threats by sculptors, and a wave of suspected forgeries in French museums. The uproar prompts talk of a wider probe into art frauds and a France going dry debate.

Paris Louvre Museum Frances Sone Mont Parnasse Saint Martin J. Pierpont Morgan Louvre la France Labor Ministry

Misconduct Seen in Senate Speech by Senator Kidd

A Charleston discussion recalls the old capitol cost and questions a city gift tied to land sales. Senator Kidd denounces the resolution as mischief-making aimed at widening rifts, not healing divisions as a dove of peace seemed to settle.

Senate House Zimmerman Conference Committee Joint Conference Committee Budget Commission Legislative Capitol Board of Control Charleston Supreme Court Kidd

What Would You Give for Health

A persuasive ad urges readers to seek chiropractic vertebral adjustments to restore health. It claims nerve pressure relief improves vitality and normal function and offers a free consultation and spinal analysis to those seeking health improvements.

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