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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1927

Page

3

Interstate Commerce ruling cuts western New York freight rates

The Interstate Commerce Commission backed complaints over joint through rates from Albany Rochester Syracuse Utica and western New York. Wholesalers and jobbers aided by Bluefield Welch and Williamson will receive refunds and enjoy lower future rates up to 70 per car on many shipments including fruits vegetables canned goods wire fencing and small ammunition.

Interstate Commerce Commission Albany Rochester Syracuse Utica New York Bluefield Welch and Williamson Traffic Bureau New York Central Lehigh Valley Washington

Roman Women in London Had Corns During Empire Era

London June 11 Roman women in ancient London suffered corns on their feet just as Mayfair society ladies do today. An excavation near the Bank of England uncovered the worn sole of a dainty Roman shoe with a coin mark at the base of the little toe. The delicate sole, though thin, matches the elegance seen in Bond Street shops now.

London Mayfair Bank of England Bond Street

News of the Colored People Childrens Day at Pocahontas Church

Pocahontas Virginia June 11. Community church hosts a daylong observance focused on the life and work of the child. Rev Arthur D Williams delivers a morning message Our Indebtedness to the Child. Guest Prof Hance of Bluefield attends. Corner stone for new church planned July 10 with Dr W C Mitchell in charge.

Pocahontas. Va Scial Arthur D. Williams James Ellington Eva A. Hance Bluefield W. Co. Mitchell Jessie Scales Gay Brown R. F. Hayes The Christian Church Christian Endeavor Union Evangelistic John F. Whitfield Ninth Avenue Christian Church Roanoke

Qummer Session at Local School in Bluefield

Bluefield Institute hosts a summer session from Monday June 6 with enrollments slightly over 200. Over 90 percent are teachers and the campus shows strong student engagement amid expanded English education and social science staff. Local churches expect more attendees as temporary residents boost the town’s commerce and climate aids study.

Bluefield Bluefield Institute

Colored Presbyterians Close State Meeting at Kimball

The seventh annual meeting of the Synodical Presbyterian church adjourned with Mrs. R. V. Johnson presiding. Speakers included F C Shirley Rev Davis Prof Moss Rev A D Williams and Rev R V Johnson. Church services at Jones Street and a free clinic at Mercer sanitarium are noted along with Bible classes and Epworth League activities. A porcupine cork warns of poisons on bottle tops.

Missionary Society of Scott Street Chassie Jackson Birmingham Quartet Annie Hancock North Carolina Davis Keystone Moss Kimball A. D Williams Pocahontas R. V. Johnson Whittice Williams Yancey Winfield John Stewart Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Jones Street G. H. Linkford Epworth League Emma Anderson Thomas G. Howard Mercer Sanitarium W. A. Brown M. D R. C. Muraye

Whiskey seized after chase near Princeton

A Ford roadster with thirty gallons of whiskey, carrying E. G. Harris of Keystone and Walter Bolden of Elk Horn, was seized by West Virginia prohibition agents near Princeton. Bolden leaped from the car to escape, was bruised, and held at Bluefield jail with trial set for Monday. State agents Eli Watkins and G. J. Simmons led the arrests.

North Carolina E. G. Harris Keystone Walter Bolden Elkhorn West Virginia Prohibition Princeton Bolden Bluefield Eli Watkins G. J Simmons

Paris Luxury Firms Fund Red Propaganda Prize

Paris June 11 report says high end Paris shops awarded 15 000 francs and a car to Gabriel Rouillard for a novel. The prize comes from milliners dressmakers perfumers and jewelers who support a leftward critique of bourgeois money power. Rouillard aims to destroy the system while funding his efforts with the prize.

Paris Gabriel Reuillard Bourgeoois Repillard de Luxe Industries Rouillard

First Christian Church Sermon By Yale Visitor

Rev. Virgil Lowder from Yale College will preach at the First Christian Church this morning. He will also lead the upcoming Daily Vacation Bible School at the church.

First Christian Church Virgil Lowder Yale College

England's Most Famous Dog With Bank Account

Yelverston the Airedale terrier boasts 50 000 miles of active service aboard submarines destroyers and naval planes with Commander W S Davenport. He holds medals and naval chevrons and has a back mounted money box to collect donations for the Poor. He pledges income to charity.

England Milton Bronner London Yelverston W.S. Davenport Wilson Alexandra America

White pique linens and global wealth compare

The passage notes hand-blocked linens in vibrant colors with white pique at the collar cuffs and vestee. It ranks Canada behind the United States and Great Britain in per capita wealth.

Canada The United States Great Britain

Plans for Bluefield Better Homes Exposition June 20 25

The Bluefield Post No 9 American Legion announces the Better Homes and Industrial Exposition at the Municipal Auditorium June 20 through 25. Exhibits cover local industry home products and late manufacturing developments with music by Blue City Blue Boys orchestra. A nightly contest selects a Bluefield girl, a wedding on Friday, and daily baby contests with prizes.

Bluefield Post American Legion Municipal Auditorium Blue City Blue Boys Orchestra Bluefield Messrs Dave Lowman Conrad Brevick Roy Phillips Herbert D. May

Reichstag Lets Prince Otto von Bismarck Off On Speed Charge

Berlin June 11 The Reichstag refused to prosecute Prince Otto von Bismarck grandson of the Iron Chancellor after the district attorney demanded a waiver of immunity. The prince faced speeding charges but immunity protected him despite progress in the case.

Berlin Otto von Bismarck Stern Reichstag Bismarck

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Bliefield News OF the Colored People Pocahontas Church Jones Street Christian Quartette Scott Street Baptist Church Birmingham Quartette Jubilee Singers Bluefield Tennis Club Pearl Brown Williams Street Qummer Bluefield Colored Institute Colored Presbyterians Methodist Episcopal Church R. C. Murray Mercer Eanitarium W. Va North Side U. H. Church Church Street M. L C. Hubbard Carryola the Cub Flat Top Auto Supply Co Bluefield, W. VA CAA Coalfield W. S. Davenport and Welverston Blue Field Studebaker Lovejoy Dodge Marmon Packard Raleigh Street
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