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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
7
Ex-service men attend a monthly Legion post meeting at the Dugout promising a staged eight year time warp and army meal. Chairman Hall and Commander C Hays urge full turnout to boost post activity and avoid low rosters, with promised special arrangements and a night of unusual entertainment.
Pittsburg June. George Oliver of the News Printing Company publishers the Gazette Times and Chronicle, a leading county and state Republican figure, retires from politics citing his business interests. He informs W L Melion. Oliver is son of late U S Senator George T Oliver.
In New York on June 1 a report notes additional railroad force being allocated to oversee shipment safety and structural issues as operations continue amid ongoing concerns.
Johnny Schultz, a 50 year old sportsman, sits in a two pound single shell on a New York route photo. The Cardinal special carries seven foreign cardinals to the Earharistic Congress in Chicago. The New York Central Railroad announced details including picked men, track inspections and operating officials aboard the locomotive.
Spider Kelly declares himself a rival to Jess Willard and fuels speculation about his grievances with the world as he prepares for further contest.
Ku Klux Klan leaders in Mercer county denounce the Crumpler unit that beat Conductor C. T. Barker last week. Officials sent notices ordering members to refrain from wearing the insignia until further orders and warned of immediate banishment for violations. The document urges loyalty to government authorities and portrays the order as upholding high ideals while aiming to sway public sentiment through restraint and good deeds.
The Cleveland Indians retired Catcher Chick Autrey and Pitcher Carl Yowell. Autrey is recovering from appendicitis surgery and Yowell has a lame arm. Pitcher Ace Weldon was released to Terre Haute.
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