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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1930

Page

3

Builders Deny Involvement in City Peddler Ordinance

The Community Builders led by Clyde E. Elliott deny any participation in drafting the proposed registration and licensing ordinance for hawkers peddlers and itinerant merchants. City directors deferred action until June 24 with statements from the Retail Merchants association and Bluefield chamber of commerce also disavowing involvement and urging a public hearing.

Clyde E. Elliott Elliott Community Builders’ Organization Board of Directors of Community Builders Community Builders Organization Pease Tme Community Business Men's Organization Retail Merchants Association City Board of Directors Bluefield Chamber of Commerce

Innkeepers Deserting Southern France Resorts

Exceedingly poor seasons along the Riviera deter small innkeepers and merchants from southern France as weather indifference drives them to other areas. The Touraine region along the Loire attracts many, with mild year round climate and a revival of taverns along the Paris Bordeaux route echoing older patterns from Marseilles to Monte Carlo.

Paris Riviera France Touraine Loire Paris-Bordeaux Marseilles Monte Carlo

Contested Specifications for Road Brick Paving in Pa

A June hearing in Harrisburg examined alleged bias in brick paving specs for two Lincoln highway sections near Pittsburgh. The state and county joint project, worth about 1.125 million dollars, may see bids awarded to low bidders if specs meet requirements, with a study of brick wear to widen future supplier access.

Harrisburg State Highway Department Lincoln Highway Pittsburgh James Lyall Stuart Fisher E. Lowry Humes Globe Brick Company West Virginia Humes United States Western Pennsylvania Samuel Eckels Highway Department Joseph G. Armstrong Allegheny County

Small Appetite Wife Upbraids Hector In Quick Exchange

A brief dialogue unfolds as a wife scolds Hector with a sharp comment, while he responds with a meek, patient tone. The exchange ends with a light domestic edge, reflecting humor and social tone of the period.

Hector

Chummy memory returns and lovers reunite in drama

Judy reports Chummy’s memory is back and Alan Steyne may return, sparking plans for a marriage while Chummy recovers. Judy feeds hope to Bastien and Dan while Alan resists urgency, fearing trouble. A room reunion ends with Chummy embracing Steyne as she recognizes him. Governor Conley attends Phi Kappa Psi gathering in West Virginia.

Dan Bastien Chummy Alan Steyne

Judith Grant Hears of Love and Memory in Greenwich

Judith Grant fears Chammy’s memory loss worsens as Alan Steyne returns and professes new love for Judith while Chammy, unable to recall her former lover, dreams of his return. Judith resists Steyne and refuses his aid for Chammy’s care. At Vincent Storsaway’s studio, Bruce Gideon is drawn to Judith but she rebuffs him. Chammy awakens hopeful, claiming a dream of Alan’s return.

Judy Chummy Alan Steyne Chammy Alan Cafe Ture Bastien Steyne Paris Louvre Luxembourg Judith Grant Greenwich Village Clarissa Morley Chaummy Judith Vincent Stors Away Bruce Gideon

Powers and Carr to face death trial in Atlanta

M H Powers aged 25 and Joseph Carr aged 19 are to stand trial for their lives in Atlanta on June 17 under an old Reconstruction era law that carries the death penalty for allegedly organizing an indoor unemployment meeting of white and Negro workers and attempting to incite to resurrection. Powers is father of two.

M. H. Powers Joseph Carr Atlanta Powers

Lower Income Tax in Irish Free State

Dublin reports a lower income tax rate in the Saorstat compared with England. The 4% rate and absence of immediate tax increases are noted as encouraging Irish wealthy residents to return from Britain. England’s normal tax is higher by about 50 percent, with a lower super tax here. The coming budget shows a deficit around $8.75 million on $121.25 million total income, expected to be funded by borrowing rather than higher taxes.

Dublin Free State England Snowden Erin Ireland

Indian Campaign 5 Losing Ground

Bombay June 17 A government statement on the Indian situation says unrest caused by the Nationalist campaign is diminishing with signs of change in attitudes among some who once tolerated civil disobedience. It notes increasing opposition among disapprovers and reports aerial efforts against frontier tribesmen while frontier unrest near Peshawar remains. Propaganda is spread to frontier tribes via emissaries carrying blood-stained clothing and massacre tokens.

Bombay India Congress Peshawar

Capucline Advertises Quick Relief For Pain

An advertisement touts Capucline as a liquid remedy for headache backache and periodic pains. It promises near instant action with two teaspoons in water and soothing nerve relief. Available at drug stores in single dose or 10c 39c and 60c sizes.

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