Local residents and visitors noted in Bluefield social page
A long list of names visits and pas tings in Bluefield shows H S White of Matewan, R M Lawson of Burkes Garden, Dr Harlow of Matoake, editor 8 D Bartle of Pulaski, and many others in city yesterday. Guests include Miss Emmy Thomas Bramwell, Mrs J E Hatcher, Mrs J M Walker, Miss Nell George, Miss Stevenson, Everett Shrewsbury, Frank Fox, C D Sweet, Miss Ruth Miller, Mrs Nunan Lynchburg, and several Williamson Roanoke and Tazewell residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy Thomas
Bramwell
City
Henry Becker
Nell George
Miss Stevenson
Tazewell
Huntington Makes Splendid Showing
Washington June 12 Special The census bureau reports 1912 figures for 69 large U S cities using the commission form Huntington W Va stands out as among the lowest cost per capita and debt per capita. Huntington’s cost is 6 97 per person with a debt of 23 02, compared with others rising to 25 48 and 122 81 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washrington
Huntington
W. Va
United States
United States Census Bureau
West Virginia
Allentown
York
Washington
Denver
Decatur
Springfield
Shreveport
Joplin
Trenton
N. J
Erie
Johnstown
McKeesport
New Castle
Reading
Williamsport
New Orleans
Atlantic City
Omaha
Galveston
Tacoma
Federal League Rundown and Key Results
Kansas City fell to Brook in a fast game as Somers and Peters were hit hard. Scores show tight races with Buffalo moving to second place after a 1–0 win over St. Louis. Suggs blanked Tinkerites 4–0. Indianapolis rallied to defeat Pittsburg 5–4. Standings list Baltimore 25–18, Chicago 26–22, Indianapolis 22–23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Somers
Peters
Kan‘ty Federals
Brookin
RHE Ransee Citys
Orsk
Stone
Inzenroth
Baltimore
Buffalo
Warl Moore
St. Louis
Moore
Blair
Brown
Simon
Suggs
Tinkerites
Chicago
Beck
Zinn
Jacklitseh
Wiske
Black
Wilson
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Dianapolis
Coeie
Falkenberg
Raridan
Walker
Barry
Brooklyn
Bulge
Long Drives Secure Phillies Win Over Cincinnati 5 to 1
Philadelphia pounded Ames and his successors for multiple extra base hits, including two doubles and a triple, to defeat Cincinnati 5 to 1. Mayer held Cincinnati to scattered hits as Philadelphia earned the win behind solid defense and timely hitting.
Cleveland Naps Trounced by Wyckoff Pitching
Cleveland dropped the third game of the series 11 to 1 as Wyckoff held the Naps to four hits with two in the seventh. Cleveland’s lone run came in that frame. Patteries Wyckoff and Lapp for Cleveland. Amore, James and O’Neal for Wyckoff. Covaleskie dominated Boston in a 1 to 0 Detroit win, while Washington blanked Chicago 5 to 0 and New York defeated by St. Louis 9 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillies
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Ames
Davenport
Koestner
Mayer
Burris
Ames Davenport
Clark
Tesreau
New York
Chicago
New York Today
Lavender
Merkle
Humphrey
Cheney
Humphreys
Bresnahan
Tesrean
Fromme
Wiltse
Myers
Boston
Pittburg
Gilbert
Connelly
Pittsburg
Perdue and Gowdy
McQuillan
Harmon
Gibson
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Whitted
Snyder
Battie Robinson
Pfeffer
Sallee
Rower Ceh
St Lck
SRO
Robinson
Mt. Loule
Cink
Nee de
Naps
Wycket
Cleveland
Wyckot
Rhe Powadeipale
Wyckoft
Lapp
Col‘amore
James
O'Neal
Covaleskie
Detroit
Mos
Senate
DO Soston
Stanage
Johnson
Cady
Ayers
White Sox
Wachington
Russell
Baumgardner
Saas
Pete
Leary
Fisher
Cole
Nanamaker
Washington
SRG
al Moston
Roanoke Team Switches to Pocahontas for Baseball Showdown
Roanoke club canceled a rain postponed game against the local team and decided to travel to Pocahontas for a game with Al Baldwin's Sluggers. The day also brings Princeton visiting Bluefield grounds for the first time this season, with Bibbs debuting on the mound amid expected 500 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Winco
Pocahontas
al Baldwin
The
Telegraph
Roanoke Boys
al Beldwin
Prince
Princeton
South Bluefield
Doubdr
Bibbs
Salvation Army World Congress Opens in London
Delegates from 55 nations and colonies gathered in a specially built hall near the Strand to attend the Salvation Army world congress. The large U S contingent led by Miss Eva Booth drew a prolonged ovation when General Bramwell Booth entered. A message from Prime Minister Lloyd George was read congratulating the army on hosting the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Congress of the Salvation Army
Strand
Salvation Army
United States
Eva Booth
Bramwell Booth
Reserve Board picks near as Jones favored for governor
Washington reports Chicago lawyer Thomas JB Jones a Princeton trustee alumnus and friend of the president is near confirmation for governor of the federal reserve board. Unofficial word says his nomination could reach the senate Monday alongside Warburg Harding and Simmons as board members with McAdoo and Williams as ex-officio members. Investigate the Baby Farm today via Blair P. Wilson Co. special and visit No 16 Higginbotham Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas JB. Jones
Chicago
Princeton University
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Jones
Paul W. Warburg
New York
W. P. G. Harding
Birmingham
Ala
E. C. Simmons
St. Louis
McAdoo
Williams
Blair P. Wilson Co
Higginbotham Ave
Indigestion and Constipation Relief Claim
Mrs. Mary E. McMullen of Phelps New York states she suffered indigestion and constipation for years until using Chamberlain's Tablets. After several weeks of use she was cured. For sale by all dealers Tu-Sat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Chamberlain
Mary E. McMullen
Phelps
N. Y
N. Gallaway
Stewart
S.C
Dayton Accused of High Crimes and Misdemeanors
The report outlines allegations against Judge Dayton including improper use of government funds, influencing court operations, coercing witnesses, and denouncing the U.S. Supreme Court. It details a House Judiciary subcommittee investigation with authority to subpoena witnesses and papers, and notes twenty three specific charges drawn from a lengthy document.
Judge Dayton accused of bias in railroad cases
A rabble of charges alleges Judge Dayton showed marked favoritism to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad since his appointment. It cites a Philippi trial where his son represented the railroad and a written opinion favored the defense. It also claims Dayton assisted in cross examining witnesses and directed a verdict against a plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
J. W. West
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Philippi
Arthur Dayton
Phillips
Elizabeth White
Arthur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miners’ Hospital
Welch
West Va
Kelley & Moyer Building
Bluefield Avenue
Ssiimeiesien Peaelimiaiansieiaie Disea Cnicle
West
Graham
C. W. Keister
Federal Street
E.” Care Union Bank and Trust Co
Princeton Avenue
Lion
S. White
Matewan
R. M. Lawson
Burkes Garden
Dr. Harlow
Matoake
D. Bartle
Pulaski, Va
Southern Times
J. E. Hatcher
Moneta, Va
J. M. Walker
Gretna, Va
W. H. Whitworth
Maybeury
Everett Shrewsbury
Morristown
Frank Fox
Washington and Lee University
C, D
Sweet
Bristol
Ruth Miller
Chambersburg, Pa
James S. Browning
Y. FE. Koontz
Salem
Col
Jamess. Browning
L. Dickerson
Mattie and
Maude Dickerson
Williamson
R. C. Kerns
Wytheville
Villa Maria Academy
Thomas
R. S. Ord
R.L. Taylor
W. B. Motley
Coeburn
Rex Steele
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
J. B. Parlowe
Marshall Street
John W. Campbell
Tazewell White
H. Hardaway
St. Paul
Clinch Valley
Grant Thornburg
L. R. Thornburg
A. Ramey
Catlettshnutz, Ky
Bluefield
Everett Carico
Norfolk and Western Station
Rel
Care Daily Telegraph
Rogers
Wayne Street
Norfolk and Western Yards
X. L. Care Ponce de Leon
Rodgers
Third Street
Care Telegraph
Atives
Grayson County
L. I. Pollitt
Bluefield Gas and Power Company
Elizabeth Kendrick
Henry Kendrick
Ramsey Street
Farmville
Farmville Normal School
Pearl Settle
Blackford
Fincastle
T. J. Settle
Ruth Lunsford
Truefield
Bluefield Ice & Cold Storage Co
United State
Federal League
Virginia League
Higginbotham Avenue
Norfolk-Richmond
Petersburg
Hirsch
Laughlin
Ferris
Efird
Leibs
Newport News
Portsmouth
Barton
Matthews
O’brien
Tee
Norfolk
Neport News
Richmond
FOR Reserve Board
Thomas B. Jones
United States Aupreme Court
United Mine Workers of America
House
House Judiciary Committee
United States District Court
Congress
Jackson
Addie Curtsinger
Cedar St
Cairo
RV. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Invalida
Dr. Pierce
Blair P, Wilson Co
Babs Fartman
Higginbotham Are
C. F. Zaruba & CO
West Virginians
Crescent Liquor Company
Clarksburg
Pittsburgh
Bond
Co. F. Zaruba & Company
Third Avenue
Rt Borrieo
Eee
Hiassy
Liberty Clothing Co
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