Flag Day Observed Here in Bluefield Ceremony Tonight
Bluefield holds a one hour Flag Day observance in the municipal auditorium with the American Legion Bluefield Lodge of Bike and Bluefield Lodge B'nai B'rith. Dr George West Diehl delivers the main address with D E B French and James Kable featured.
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Bluefield
American Legion
Bluefield Lodge of Bike
Bluefield Lodge
B'nai
George West Diehl
D. EB. French
James 8. Kable
Legion Band
Jose Bell
Daughters of the Revolution
Theresa Turk
New York City
Harriet Hyman
Bluefield Boy Scouts
United States
Washington, D. C
Americanism Commission of the
American
Legion
Naval Weage
MR Bunting
Delegates Vote On New Financing Plan For Capitol
Delegates revisit a capital financing proposal after the regular session left the county high school bill in an uncertain status due to not being presented to the governor in time. The measure passed the legislature but stalled awaiting executive action.
League invites United States to Geneva transit conference
The League of Nations decides to invite the United States and other nonmembers to the third inter transit conference to be held in Geneva in June.
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United States
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Five-room brick house for sale near car line
Real estate notice lists a five room brick home on Union Street with attic rooms and a large yard, near a streetcar line, suitable for a family. contact box 440 care Telegraph.
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Union Street
Care Telegraph
Wrthe Avenue
Buses Run From Bluefield Terminal to Towns and Connections
Bus schedule from Bluefield Union Bus Terminal lists departures at 8 00 a m 10 30 a m 1 30 p m and 5 30 p m for Tazewell Lebanon Abingdon and Bristol with additional Matoaka Beckley and Beckley routes. Bristol links to Johnson City and Knoxville while Thurmond and Charleston connections appear in the series. schedule may change without notice.
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Bluefield
Tazewell
Lebanon
Abingdon
Bristol
Matoaka
Beckley
Johnson City
Prize contest to reward dairy article clipping effort
The Bluefield chamber of commerce agricultural committee announced a prize contest for farm boys and girls in Mercer and Tazewell counties. A weekly dairy development series will run in The Telegraph each Sunday in June and July, with prizes for the most complete set of clippings and neatly pasted sheets.
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Farm Boye
Airla
Mercer
Tazewell
Bluefield
The
Telegraph
Chamber
James V. Hopkine
University of West Virginia
James M. Buchanan
Gee Carey, Jr
V. P
C. M. Long
Blue Valley Extensions Institute
County Farm Bureau
Bill” Roberta
Stores in Bluefield to close early this summer
Sixteen Bluefield retail stores will close early from June 15 to September 15 per an agreement led by R. G. Trosper secretary of the Bluefield Retail Merchants' association. Furniture stores to 5 20, most shoe stores to 5 6 with Kenneys and Newark extending to 5 30, grocers at 6, and a list of stores to close at 5 including J C Penney and Woolworth.
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Bluefield
R. G. Trooper
Bluefield Retail Merchants’ Association
Trosper
Kenney’s
Newark Shoe Companies
Norfolk and Western
Hawley's
Miss Sue's
Voeue
The
Style Shoppe
J.C. Penney Company
Thornton - Laird Company
SS. Kresge Company
Isadore Cohen Company
Honaker's Department
the Fashion Mirror
Lemkuhl-Shepherd Company
Jackson-Henderson Company
A. W. Cox Department Store
Kann’s Fashion Shop
Woolworth
Henry Rodgin Company
Auto accident in Tug river hospitalized three of five
Three of five occupants of a Buick involved in a Wilcoe wreck were treated at Welch hospital. Miss Guasie Prince, 20, of Kimball, is likely fatally injured with a fractured pelvis. F E Lee and Thomas Smith of Welch were also hospitalized with serious injuries. The car skidded on a slippery road and struck a bridge before plunging into the Tug river.
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Tug River
Welch Hospital
Guasie Prince
Kimball
McDowell County
F. E. Lee
Thomas Smith
Welch
Miss Prince
Lee
Smith
Wilcoe
New York Welcomes Lindbergh Amid Blizzard Parade
Lindbergh arrives in Manhattan as a blizzard grips the city. He passes Broadway and the financial district, is greeted by Mayor Walker at City Hall, and is reunited with his mother in a packed parade with cheers for the aviator.
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Filer
Madison Square
Central Park
New York State
New Yorker
Smith
Lindbergh
Empire State
America
New York
Lindy
Bay
Broadway
Financial District
City Hall
Walker
Washington
Mrs G W Diehl Wins Smith College Fellowship
Mrs G W Diehl wife of Concord Normal School president in Athens has received notice she won a fellowship for research study at Smith College Northampton Massachusetts Her work will be in experimental and educational psychology under Prof Kurt Koffka a Getasen graduate She will leave in the fall and be away a year.
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G. W. Diehl
Concord Normal School
Athens
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Kurt Koffka
University of Getasen
Concord Summer School Enrollment Increase
Enrollment at Concord normal school rose to 412 students by last night with expectations to reach about 800. Dr George West Diehl, president of the institution, indicated the larger total is anticipated in forthcoming reports.
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Concord Normal School
George West Diehl
Cleaning floors with kerosene for oiled finishes
Do not use soap and water on oiled floors or linoleum. Wipe with a cloth dampened by kerosene to preserve the finish, as water dulls it.
Negroes jailed on fraud count
Emma Rammer and Fred Edmondson, both colored, were arrested on a state warrant for obtaining money under false pretense. P. H. Wilson accused them of swindling Jannie Tate out of 800 dollars, her life savings, after she sent funds for a loan. The warrant was issued by Squire W. W. McNeal.
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Emma Rammer
Fred Edmundson
A. B. Lilly
Leutenant
Burley McComas
P. H. Wilson
Jannie Tate
Emma Bammer
Fred Edmondson
Squire W. W. McNeal
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D. E. French
James S. Kahle
Harry L. Greenspon
Busy Bee
California
Middle West
Jimmie
Ditte Co
Princeon Avenue
Jess L. Bell
Honaker Beauty Shop
Gabrieleen
L. L. Cohen
Jackie
Nathan Effron
EB. Gilbert
Harry Matz
Mercer Merchandise Co
Bland Street Methodist Church
A. 0. Wilson
B. Davidson
Parente
Brush Fork
Bluefield-Bramwell Road
H. L. Brown
Balsam Street
Alegrees
Paul EB. Bailey
Princeton
Bailey
Morton
Gans
Richard McReynolds
Edgar Albert
J. N. Wilson
Walton Avenue
J. A. Donahue
Falls Mills
Tom Nowling
Big Branch
Outfit
Nowling
Squire Benbow
Virginia
Tazewell County
United States Court
Southern District of
West Virginia
N. Don Dillon
R. T L. Taylor
J. H. Shafer
Mirainia
T. M. Graveley
Dana's
Eugene and Edmond Process
RK. KR
Dison
Carolina Ave
Chamberlin
Pennzoil
Tri-State Refining Co
W Va
Pennzoil Co
Bluefeld and Kimball
Suhday
Sandwick Cemetery
Normal Business College
Bluefield Avenue
Tyler Street
W. H. Cunningham
Propritor
F. A. Harman
South Bluefield
United Market
Fiat Top National Bank
J. R. Shepherd
Masonic Temple
Lester M. Carper
Cole's
Federal Street
City Board of Directors
Boyd A. Bennett
Pocahontas
Freleht
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Litwar
W. Va
Rosa Williams
Wich
Fekman
Paul Walker
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Eckman
Feld
George Bailey
McDowell County Road
B. G. Harris
Keystone
Walter Bolden
Elkhorn
Bolden
H. B
Mountain State Transportation Company
Express
CITY
Long Island
Clarence Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
Mackay
Concord
Graham Brothers Trucks
W. R. Keesee & Company
West VA
Johnston Motor Company
Butt Motor CO
Tyocahontas
Painter Motor Company
W. R. Keesee & CO
Hickman& Pritett
Mullens
Galloway Motor Sales
Home Jewelry CO
Old St. Luke's Building
Bluefield, W, VA
CREPE
Oxfords
Mangus - Phillips Shoe Co
Princeton Ave
Binefield, W. Va
Rochester
N. Y
John Dunbar
Bluefield Redpath
Gilbert
Filipino Collegians Conservatory
Edgar A. Sprague
Jackson
Ralph Parlette
Arthur Walwyn Evans
Louise McIntyre
Bhaskar Hivall
University of Bombay
John J. Hill
Cecil Rhodes
Africa
McDonald Birch & Company
Mountain Lake Hotel
T. G. Porterfield
Mgr
Mountain Lake
Giles County
J. S. Compton
M. G. Whitlow Hardware CO
Princeton Avenue
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