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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1918

Page

8

Buying Agents Named for Pocahontas District

Roanoke World News reports KB Burnett of the Norfolk and Western and B T Jellison of Chesapeake and Ohio were appointed to the regional purchasing committee for the Pocahontas district. Burnett becomes chairman. both will have offices in Roanoke and bring extensive railway procurement experience.

Roanoke World News KB. T. Burnett Norfolk and Western B. T. Jellison Chesapeak Ohio Pocahontas Roanoke K. T. Burnett Burnett A. H. Smith Eastern Roads N. D. Maher B. T. Johison Chesapeake and Ohio Jellison

S. R. Linkenhoker Dead After Brief Illness

S. R. Linkenhoker, a long time city resident, died at 12 20 am at 215 Barger street after a ten day illness from kidney trouble. He was 61 and survived by his widow six children and a sister and brother. Funeral plans not yet set with interment in Walnut Grove cemetery.

S. R. Linkenhoker Barger Street Mr. Linkenhaker Christian ‘Church Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows and Red Men H. G. Linkenhoker Williamson Mrs. Atkins Florida Christiansburg Lot Linkenhoker Mr. Linkenhoker Montgomery County Walnut Grove Cemetery

Americans More Than Match for the Germans

Reuters dispatch from London reports that American forces in France consistently defeat German units. The correspondent notes rapid hardening of discipline and growing effectiveness, urging a rapid expansion of American forces, with Baker promising a million and calling for doubling that number soon.

London Baker

American Navy Solves The Submarine Problem

Pemberton Massachusetts June 15 Senator John W Weeks says since January our navy has sunk twenty eight German submarines and our sailors have the credit for it in remarks to the Massachusetts Laundry Owners Association. He adds heroic deeds should be publicized.

Pemberton Mass John W. Weeks Senate Military Affairs Committee Massachusetts Loundry owners’Association

Must Save Coal Plan Expands to Private Buildings

Washington reports the Fuel Administration will extend a Philadelphia style plan to private residences apartments churches schools and commercial buildings. No domestic coal orders will be fully filled without local administrator approval to save 15 000 000 tons this year.

Washington The Fuel Administration Philadelphia

Dowling Son Contemplates Legacy Amid Education Debate

A fragment notes Dowling aims to extend his rule through his only son while critiquing modern education’s focus on humanity. The item references a show titled Cheating the Public at the Colonial on Tuesday.

Dowling Hon

Personal Visitors Headed Through City Yesterday

A string of residents from Herndon Landgraf Williamson Mullens Bramwell McComas Athens Davy Clintwood Newhall Graham and other towns visited the city yesterday. Travelers include J G Thomas W Booth and several families and nurses visiting relatives and attending events.

C. L. Blevins Herndon M. H. Harry Landgraf A. R. Douthat Williamson R. P. White Pulaski M. McMahon Mullens J. G. Thomas Bramwell Wm. Osborne McComas Red Forster Athens H. L. Collins Davy J. Jarrett McDowell H. Archer A. W. Funk Giery W. Booth Graham Norfolk Ss. C. Stewart Margaret French Clintwood John Hurst Newhall W. H. Croy Anderson Ind Church of God Jne St. Clair Wim. Worth Tazewell Victor DeVault Emory Emory and Henry College Ruby Cummins Top Top Jane Gerbernich Bluefield Sanitarium Pearisburg Grace Sutherland Norfolk and Western Honaker Florence Thomas Elizabeth Watson Welch Miriam Leckie M. L. Hornbarger Dollie Bessie Edna Genevieve Ernest Fridley A. B. Janett W. A. Hancock Princeton Jno J. H. Douthat Windsor Ontario Canada Rogers Street Paul Gilmore Richmond Navy C.R. McHone Indianapolis H. W. Burns W. A. Horton Vert Crabtree Winfred Hurt Stell Crabtree A. E B. Swingle L. F. Bischofz Richlands Tinnie Lunsford Matt Cummins Wytheville Linmie

West Virginia promotes food saving with war garden prizes

West Virginians pursue up to 10000 dollars in prizes for best canned vegetables in the National War Garden Commission program. Educators distribute manuals to students. employers and clubs boost home gardens across Fairmont Clarksburg White Sulphur Springs and Bluefield area with local leaders named for encouraging efforts.

West R. E., Kenny Marrian Wakefield A. M. Tressel Isabella,Wilson Logan Mining Company James A. Sigaford Marshall County Bank Moundsville Bluefield Colored Institute Y.W.C. A. Club

West Virginia set to build nitrate plant at Nitro

A government plant for nitrates and related compounds will be constructed on 17.5 acres along the Kanawha River in Putnam county. Edward M. Keatley was sworn in as special U.S. attorney to condemn the existing title held by Enos R. Crouch and wife who refuse to sell at a reasonable price.

Charleston Nitro Kanawha River Putnam County Edward M. Keatley United States Enos R. Crouch

Direct hits by American aircraft reported behind the German lines

General Pershing's communique says American bombers scored direct hits on a station and railroad tracks in an unnamed town behind German lines. All planes returned safely with no other front activity reported beside patrols.

Washington Pershing

French Army Recaptures Key Position Near Soissons

Paris reports French troops have reoccupied Coeuvres St Valsey southwest of Soissons a strategic point used by German forces to debauch troops. The war office notes gains on other fronts and mentions Britain must defend 7700 miles of coastline.

Paris Coeuvres-St. Valsey Soissons War Office

Chilton Opens Democratic Campaign in Charleston

Former United States Senator W. E. Chilton will visit Charleston on Thursday to launch his Democratic campaign. He plans to address supporters and outline key policy positions as he seeks the party’s nomination in the upcoming race.

Chilton Charleston United States W. E. Chilton

French leaders elected to French Academy of Moral and Political Science

President Wilson former Premier Salandra of Italy and Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium were unanimously elected today to the French Academy of Moral and Political Science in Paris.

Wilson Paris Salandra Italy Cardinal Mercier Belgium French Academy of Moral and Political Science

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