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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
6
A critique of militant suffragettes after a woman d riven by horses at the English derby. The piece argues the act was a foolish stunt not connected to votes for women and mocks labeling the deceased as a martyr. The king’s influence with Parliament is deemed insufficient to grant rights.
A Boston youth court for juvenile cases raises concerns about child judges, pay and graft fears, while observers question whether playful court games foster real maturity. The Baltimore Sun notes public sanity and whispers of Balkan politics contrast with household life and dictograph jokes.
A Charleston report states that at 6 p m the United States district court grand jury indicted all high officials of the United Mine Workers and several organizers on Sherman act and conspiracy charges. Indictments likely stem from recent labor disputes and related actions across states involving coal production in West Virginia.
The Charleston Mail discusses indictments in the Hitchman Coal Company case and a broader probe into alleged conspiracies among coal operators and the United Mine Workers of America. It argues that either outcome could vindicate or severely punish parties under federal and Sherman antitrust law, highlighting the strategic importance of West Virginia coal production.
Washington Post reports a third consecutive year of abundant harvests with bumper wheat and rising yields across crops. Government June forecasts project continued prosperity, lower consumer prices, and strong railroad earnings as world demand for surplus grains grows.
A Chambers' Journal summary explains dark stars and rogue asteroids roaming space. A collision between our sun and a large intruder could erase Earth by fire, while even a passing star would disrupt climate and life dates ahead by years and warnings from astronomers.
Senate investigation into the West Virginia coal strike hearings focus on martial law in the strike zone and the surrender of civil authority. Witnesses include Adjutant General Elliot and miners supporters as Senator Borah leads a probe into peonage and rights violations.
The Graham Daily News is reproached for not reporting the ordination service held last Sunday. Ernest A Rich rector of Graham Va notes visitors from eight points and praises St Marys Guild for hospitality. He asks the press to mention the bishop’s visit and to show courtesy to the church event. Dated June 11 1912.
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In a June 11 1913 letter from Uefield West Virginia W H Coffman muses on West Virginia climate. He contrasts sun and rain noting coal mining needs and urging an umbrella for journeys beyond a square. He references Longfellow to underscore the rainy mood.
Dost-a Mass July report notes the formation of The Human Derelicts Protective Association. John Leavy, an armless man, serves as president and John Carroll, a legless man, as treasurer. Fifty unormanates selling papers pencils and almanacs are core members.
Senators probe wartime rule in strike region. Capt. Morgan confirms no death sentences were contemplated and discusses stay of execution. Senator Borah questions governor’s approval pathway as the committee weighs testimony.
Lucas County affidavits show Frank J. Cheney of FP J Cheney & Co of Toledo offers one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh cured or not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason records oath dated December 6 1886. Company ads push testimonial claims and distribution by FP J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
A Dickens remark highlights cheerfulness and contentment as beautifiers and preserver of youth, noting their powerful effect on appearance and spirit.
A tale shows dogs share information by signaling to each other in a remarkable display of canine communication. The report highlights how dogs relay news among themselves, suggesting social intelligence beyond simple instinct.
A Georgian man opens his door to two pug and terrier friends seeking warmth during a severe cold spell. Over a week the dogs return nightly with companions, including an Irish setter and a pointer, joining the man’s two dogs. The seven dogs share the hearth until the cold ends, then depart.
A Bluefield notice urges people with stomach and bowel trouble to guard against appendicitis using Adier-ika the German remedy. It claims a single dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly by antisepticizing the digestive organs and drawing off impurities from Mastin's Pharmacy.
Daily Telegraph notes West Virginia mining laws are kept in stock at the job office for reference. The notice implies ongoing availability for readers and workers seeking legal guidance or compliance material.
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