Enrolling Students to Begin Monday at Bluefield
Enrollment starts 10 o clock Monday with Professor David Dale Johnson coordinating at Fairview School. Dr J N Deahl helps with enrollment and classification on Monday afternoon and Tuesday. A dormitory plan includes Bluefield College faculty living on campus and many students will stay in city homes. A domestic science and domestic art course will be offered with a cafeteria at Fairview School serving lunches at cost. The convocation at Adams Street Methodist church Tuesday includes Dr Henry Louis Smith of Washington and Lee University with a full program and addresses.
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Bluefield
David Dale Johnson
Fairview
J. N. Deah
R. W. Cubbedge
Bluefield College
Johnson
Chappell
Shortridge
Darby
Morris
Montgomery
Ruth Bartlett
Beaver High School
Fairview School
University School
Adams Street Methodist Church
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
J. M. Carter
America
W. H. Thomas
M. P. Shdwhey
Bernard McClaugherty
State Board of Education
R. A. Lansdell
Vincent Paoliello
Helen Mitchell
James Elmer Brown
Body of Union Official Recovered From Chicago River
The body of James Kidd, business agent of the International Marine Firemen's Union, was pulled from the Chicago River in the downtown area. Kidd had been missing since May 30 after a dispute at a union meeting the prior night.
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River
Chicago
James Kidd
International Marine Firemen’s Union
Kidd
Viviani Recovers After Fainting Spell in Court
Former Premier Viviani fainted in court yesterday afternoon but had improved by today. Doctors advised him to rest as his condition stabilized and no immediate danger was reported.
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Viviant
Paris
Fomer
Viviani
Coal Fields In Pictures Portray Southern West Virginia Mines
Rotogravure feature in the Daily Telegraph presents views of coal plants camps and scenes from Pocahontas Tug River Williamson Winding Gulf Virginian New River and Guyan fields. It argues the open shop regions are prosperous with well paid content miners and refutes propagandist claims of squalor.
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Daily Telegraph
West Virginia
Pocahontas
Tug River
Williamson
Gulf Virginian
New River
Guyan
Runners Use System to Move Canadian Beer Into U S
Detroit reports small Canadian boats shuttle thousands of beer cases daily from Petit Cote near Windsor into Michigan. A young operator boasts steady trips, guards the cargo with lookouts, and claims a 50 cent per case rate with no losses.
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Detroit
Petit Cote
Detroit River
Windsor
United States
Canadian Brewing Company
Wyandotte
Net closes in on writer of death note in Youngstown slaying
Youngstown police say clues point to writer of the death note sent to admirer Miss Helena Drachmann before her body was found in a culvert. Four taxi men or chauffeurs remain in custody as investigators release three women and probe the initials J B J tied to the note amid threats of death.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Helena Drachmann
Drachmann
Christ Connell
Miss Drachmann
Aged Man Found Dead With Pistol In Richmond
The body of an unidentified man about sixty five was found on the outskirts of Richmond. He had been shot through the head and clutched a .45 calibre pistol doubled under the body. A towel was fastened around the neck with a safety pin. No identification was found.
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Richmond
Officials drive beverage liquor out to sea beyond three miles
The Treasury enforces the zero hour under Volstead Act readings. After midnight, ships crossing the dead line must cast intoxicants into the ocean, with limited exemptions for emergencies, distress, medicinal or diplomatic shipments. Seizures and penalties apply to owners and masters. Turn to Page Eleven.
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Washington
Treasury
Sureme Court
Continental
United States
Davey Jones
Wright brothers set precedent for Germans
Berlin reports that Wilbur and Orville Wrights early glider work near Kitty Hawk is cited as a precedent for German gliding experiments. German pilots plan tests along the Frische Nehrung near Danzig Free State to exploit favorable air currents for motorless and assisted flight. The Hessian government funds 20 million marks for the Polytechnic Institute to develop a competing machine.
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Berlin
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Atlantic
Kittyhawk
N. C
Itic Sea
Danzig Free State
Frinches Haff
Baltic
Rhone Valley
Gersfeld
Wasserkuppe
Hentzen Martens
Hessian Polytechnic Institute
Delaware Opens Heart for President and Mrs Harding
President and Mrs. Harding traverse Delaware amid vast crowds from Wilmington to Lewes. Harding, who had said no speeches, delivered six brief talks stressing citizen duties and republican responsibilities. He praised the welcome, noted 12 000 children in Wilmington, and pledged to hand on the Republic in strength.
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Milford
Del
Delaware
Harding
Wilmington
Lewis
Commonwealth
Washington
Young Men's Republican Club
Lewes
America
Republic
Ane
Dupont
Senator Ball
Is Your Name There on the Tax Delinquency List
The Daily Telegraph prints a sheriff list of those who have not paid taxes. Many are listed for neglecting a civic duty. The notices appear on pages 21, 23 and 27.
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Daily Telegraph
New Premier Emerges After Cabinet Downfall
Military league issues statement denying rumors of general mobilization, asserting calm prevails and such a step is unnecessary. Rector of the University of Sofia amid political upheaval. cabinet headed by Otamboulisky Ts overthrown.
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Otamboulisky
University OF Sofia
Military League
Fierce Fighting Reported Across Bulgaria
Paris dated June 9 reports Belgrade advices to the Matin detailing fierce fighting at many points in Bulgaria. Many persons are said to have been killed or wounded in the clashes.
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Paris
Belgrade
Matin
Bulgaria
Bulgian cabinet toppled by reserve officers and army
Sofia reports the agrarian cabinet led by Premier Stamboulisky overthrown in an early morning coup aided by reserve officers and active troops. A state of siege is proclaimed as a new regime pledges liberty and peace. Professors Zankof and Meletieff help form a new ministry amid legal actions against former ministers. Stamboulisky returns to Sofia amid troop presence.
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Sofia
Stamboulisky
Deail
Zankof
Meletieff
University of Sofia
Agrarian Party
Slavonitz
Lausanne Confronts Debt Crisis at Lake Leman Excursion
At Lake Leman Lausanne hosts delegates and correspondents as the Ottoman debt crisis unsettles talks. Ismet Pasha warns Turkey cannot sign a debt pact in foreign currency, while M Venizelos contemplates peace preliminaries between Turkey and Greece if the conference adjourns.
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Lausanne
Lake Leman
Ismet Pasha
Associated Press
Turkey
M. Venizelos
Greece
Kansas streams bankfull after heavy rains
Virtually all streams in Kansas were bankfull after heavy rains. Up to six inches fell in twenty four hours, forcing hundreds from homes. More rises expected as creeks and rivers continued to rise, with heavy property damage and fears for harvest equipment access.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Flood Conditions Worsen Across Oklahoma
Heavy rains push northwestern and northern Oklahoma toward grave flood conditions. The North Canadian River at Woodward rises above the crest of the disaster ten days earlier. Western Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle record their heaviest rains in years. The flood crest is forecast to reach Oklahoma City mid next week.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Woodward
Texas Panhandle
New York Mayor Hylan Attacks Prohibition Enforcement Stance
Mayor Hylan replies to Federal Prohibition Director Canfield, demanding enforcement of the Volstead Act at the port of entry. He accuses anti saloon league leaders of undermining law and warns that lax enforcement harms all counties. He urges honest, source based action and criticizes liquor smuggling along the Atlantic coast.
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New York
Hylan
Palmer Canfield
Anderson
Atlantic
Canfield
Kaw River Reports Out of Banks at Wamego
Police and fire departments were put on duty to patrol dikes and respond to emergencies as the Kaw River was reported out of its banks at Wamego. Mayor L L Parsons said the west side of town flooded and the river continued rising. Flood warnings extended along the Kaw Valley with lowland residents moving out.
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Topeka
Kas
Kaw
Wamego
L. L. Parsons
Kaw Valley
West Virginia Senate and House clash on Capitol funds
Charleston West Virginia June 9 delegates vote to open negotiations on the capitol budget while the senate adopts a plan tying any capitol appropriation to a million dollar donation from Charleston. Senate conferees seek to keep salaries in executive departments and debate building plans amid factional splits.
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W. Va
House of Delegates
House
Senate
Budget Commission
Board of Control
Building Commission
J. J. Divine
Public Service
H. T. Crenshaw
C. E. Hiner
State Road Commission
Capitol Commission
Boley
Fayette County
Arnold
Conference Committee
Clyde B. Johnson
Chamber of Commerce Committee
W Harvey Marsh
Wood County
Kanawha
Capitol
Parkersburg
Chamber of Commerce
Ned
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