Kiwanis Meet Highlights Telegraph Growth and Local Plans
Bluefield Kiwanis heard C L Seibert of Poetal Telegraph speak on modern machines boosting community telegraph usefulness. A. Pankey introduced him. solos by Charles Spencer entertained. Kiwanis and Lions clash over a forthcoming baseball game to be announced this week.
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Telegraph Company
C. L. Seibert
Poetal Telegraph Office
Bluefield Kiwanis Club
Seibert
Kiwanis
Bluefield
A. Pankey
Bluefield Telephone Company
Mr. Seibert
New Bern
N. C
Charles Spencer
Lions Club
Kiwanis Club
C. B. Sykes
Harry Weller
C. A. Lilly
Jim Cameron
Bluefield Playground Association
F. C. Hollan
Montgomery
Alabama
West Virginians to Explore Labrador Frontier
Maurice Brooks a zoologist from French Creek and William Webb a botanist from Wheeling will depart Morgantown on June 20 to study unusual ornithological and botanical conditions in Canadian Labrador. They expect to return by August 1.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Maurice Brooks
French Creek
William Webb
Wheeling
Labrador
Hoover Seeks 25000 for Roosevelt Memorial
President Hoover asked Congress for 25000 to fund a memorial marker for Theodore Roosevelt on the boundary between Clark and Flathead national forests in Montana. The monument would honor Roosevelt’s leadership in forest conservation and be erected under a June 2 act.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Clark and
Flathead National Forests
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Roosevelt
Colored Summer School Opens Monday at Lawcon Street
A six week summer session for colored children began at Lawcon Street School financed by Bluefield Colored Institute and supervised by Edwin C. Wade. Grades one through six are taught by the Lawson Street term staff, with pupils earning regular school credits.
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Lawcon Street
Bluefield Colored Institute
Edwin C. Wade
Beaver Pond
Lawson Street
Fatal crash near Barnett claims Josie Bell Long
A car driven by Arthur Mitchell, traveling at high speed, struck a pole near Barnett in Russell County. Josie Bell Long of Tazewell was killed and thrown from the vehicle. five others escaped injury. The car belonged to Miss Lois Hurt and was borrowed for a trip to Bristol.
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Barnett
Russell County
Josie Bell Long
Tazewell
Miss Lois Hurt
Maple Terrace
Miss Hurt
Bristol
Arthur Mitchell
Mitchell
Easton Files Candidacy for Fourth WV District
John B. Easton of Williamstown filed his certificate of candidacy for the Republican nomination to Congress from West Virginia’s Fourth District. The West Virginia Federation of Labor president announced the move in Charleston on June 9.
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Charleston
W. Va
John B. Easton
Williamstown
West Virginia Federation of Labor
West Virginia
What Mrs. Arnold Says About Lydia E Pinkham Product
A Mrs Arnold of Dothan Alabama testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound greatly aided her nerves and strength after illness. She notes improvement after one bottle and continued use through seven bottles enabling her to care for four children and perform housework. She urges other women to try it.
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Dothan
Ala
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pres
Porter L. Arnoup
T. Andrews St
Alabama
Jealousy and Deception Stirring in New York Circle
Natalie confronts Alan over a forged letter that jeopardizes Bernadine Lamont, while Phillipa West schemes to protect her engagement. Geoffrey Norman exposes clues that Natalie is innocent and Phillipa stands accused as Alan weighs marriage to Phillipa against duty to Bernadine’s orphan Bobby.
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Natalie
Bernadine Lamont
Alan
Phillipa West
Phillipa
Bernadine
Phillina
Hillshire
Philadelphia
Bobby
Phillina West
Geoffrey Norman
New York
Geoffrey
Miss West
Norman
Mise West
Suenicion
Phil
Geoffrey Norman Returns and Seeks Alan in Chapter XLVII
Phillipa greets Geoffrey Norman with surprise at his return and asks about Alan. Geoffrey replies he recently saw Alan briefly in the office and defers further details as Phillipa continues the conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey Norman
Phillipa
Geoffrey
Alan
Robberies Hit Two Bluefield Businesses This Weekend
Two Bluefield robberies unfolded over the weekend with one store, the Link Neer drug store on Princeton avenue and Lee street, losing cash and merchandise after thieves pried a padlock. Schlosshberg's on Princeton avenue suffered over $250 in jewelry stolen through floor and ceiling entry, leaving brooches watches and chains missing. In Tazewell a Wal-Cott company office safe was battered and damaged but not entered.
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Bluefield
Tazewell
Link- Neer Drug Store
Princeton Avenue
Lee Street
Patway
Schlosshberg
Wal-Cott Corporation
Fragmentary dialogue on a huntress and husband
The excerpt shows a man remarking that a determined woman will not be stopped in pursuing a husband. Phillipa struggles to respond as the scene hints at rising tensions and a difficult pursuit. The text ends with an unfinished thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipa
Phillipa
Canadian boundary length from Atlantic to Pacific
The article states the exact length of the Canadian boundary from the Atlantic to the Pacific as 39865 miles.
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Atlantic
Pacific
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MEET
Hunter Y
Ruth Dewly
GY Nea Service Inc
Park Avenue
Weill
Joffrey
Penn Station
Misa West
Golden Arrow
U. S. Navy
Montgomery Warp & Co
Federal Street
Bluefield, W. VA
Link-Neer
Schlossbergs
Tazewell Safe Balks
BAYER
Tune IN the Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Vance Thompson
E. P. Dutton & Company
American Tobacco
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