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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1924

Page

3

Williams out ten days with back sprain for Gary, Bluefield

City notes announce Boots Williams an outfielder for Gary, Indiana based Bluefield, will miss ten days after a Sunday back sprain. Dance at Shannondale tonight from 9 pm to 1 am with chaperones, music by West Virginians. Navy announces Claude M. Harris of Crumpler to enter Annapolis. Shrine events, auctions, plant sales, and local notices fill Bluefield schedule with public dances, meetings, and community actions through June.

Boots” Williams Gary, Ia Bluefield Shannondale West Wil Eater Annapolis Navy Department Claude M. Harris Crumpler United States Academy Secretary of the Navy Shrine

Real message speaker to address Retail Merchants meeting

R A Clark of Richmond Va will deliver the principal address at the annual Retail Merchants Association meeting at 6 20 oclock tomorrow at the West Virginian Hotel. The secretary announces every member should attend as directors and officers will be elected. Reservations are selling fast and record attendance is expected.

Chautauqua Judson C. Siddall Redpath J. Wilson Bluefield Retail Merchants and Friends Retail Merchants Association West Virginian Hotel R. A. Clark Richmond Clark Retailerchants Association of Virginia Retail Merchants Association of

La Follette Draft Demands Tax Reform and Direct Democracy

The document advocates federal tax reduction for individuals and business, curbs on war spending, tax reform including inheritance and excess profits taxes, public disclosure of tax returns, and a constitutional amendment enabling direct election of judges, presidential nomination, and federal initiatives with a popular referendum on war. It denounces financial monopolies, anti labor injunctions, and urges widespread reforms to curb profiteering and finance interests.

Congress Fordney-McCumber Federal Reserve Federal Farm Loan Great Lakes State Department

City debates Bland street widening and market site changes

City officials heard resident opposition to widening Bland street between Princeton and the federal building with 75 percent frontage objecting to sidewalk removal. Proposals to relocate the street market were discussed amid railroad concerns and a possible new site on McCulloch avenue. The council deferred action while awaiting manager reports and appeals on a Bluefield grocery permit case, and budget talks showed a $28,000 rise for 1924-25 due to higher interest, sinking fund needs, and hydrant rental.

Bland Street Princeton Avenue Federal Building Ridley Stewart Street Norfolk and Western Railroad Raleigh Street Scott Street McCulloch Avenue Bland Tazewell Streets Russell Ritz West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals H. L. Austin Bluefield Court Mandam City of United States Supreme Court Bluefield Avenue Bluefield Water Works and Improvement Company Water Works Company Norfolk and Western Railroad Company W. J. Jenk Norfolk and Western Jenks

Bluefield Council Approves Budget Increases and Reappointments

The Bluefield public budget adds $9,000 for police four more officers on a ten hour day and $7,000 for sanitary sewer work. Valuation changes could cut the tax rate by three cents to eighty-two cents. Library board reappoints Mrs. Thos. H. Claggett and John T. Wilson for three years. Several street and paving matters are debated or deferred with ordinances and petitions pending action.

Public Service Commission Police Department Thos. H. Claggett John T. Wilson Hluefield Princeton Power Company Bland Street Mineral Genoa Williams Ellis Street Welch Bluefield Ritz Texas Company W. T. Howell Clark Street Appalachian Power Company Stewart Street Raleigh Princeton Avenue Beechwood Avenue Spring Garden Drive Hillside Drive Willow Street Carolina Avenue Norfolk and Western V. A. Bond

Pocahontas Elects Citizens Ticket in Local Election

The Pocahontas election resulted in victory for the Citizens ticket. Mayor results: John R. Black 211 votes and W H Walters 117. Councilmen top eight: Joe Litchford 241, B T Graham 236, Sid Black 226, R S Wallace 221, A Z Sproles 214, W E Tyboss 214, Ed Owens 205, J S Dennen 184.

Pocahontas Citizens John R. Black W. H. Walters B. T. Graham Sid Black Ed Owens A. Z. Sproles W. E. Tyboss Joe Litchford J. S. Dennen R. S. Wallace H. W. Hicks Miss Eunice Yates C. N. Puffenbarger

Billy Sunday Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

At the Billy Sunday Club annual meeting in Hamilton Hall on Monday night the group elected P. J. Alexander as president W A Bodell as first vice president Leroy Landrum as second vice president R L Burgess as third vice president Owen C Phelps as recording secretary Claude Godsey as corresponding secretary C M Davis as treasurer and Russell S Ritz A J Angel J G Barrow C W Patterson and B D Turner as directors at large.

Billy Sunday Club Hamilton Hall P. J. Alexander W. A. Bodell Leroy Landrum R. L. Burgess Owen C. Phelps Claude Godsey C. M. Davis Russell S. Ritz A. J. Angel J. G. Barrow C. W. Patterson B. D. Turner

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