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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
4
A historical note asserts a woman’s power grows with strict obedience to the authority of Michelet. The concept frames female leadership as rooted in disciplined adherence and loyalty to established doctrine.
The Wheeling Intelligencer argues for a better nominating system than the old convention method and warns of abuses in primaries. It cites precinct coercion, brokered deals between election officers, and biases favoring party slates as evidence of corruption.
The piece argues against a governor crafted law aimed at the black belts favoring his henchmen and poll results. It contrasts it with progressive state laws and criticizes The Intelligencer for bearing responsibility in promoting the primary law.
A Bluefield Telegraph editorial rails against the state wide primary, arguing it has produced corruption and abuse and calling for a return to a convention system or at least magisterial district primaries. The Intelligencer urged a law based reform to better regulate nominating procedures.
A Wheeling Intelligencer editorial argues for a statewide magisterial district primary system with uniform election day and state supervision. It details flaws of mass conventions and county primaries, proposing district primaries on a single day with certificates issued by county commissioners and court revision. Telegraph Want Ads are winners.
The first school of philosophy was founded in Milevus by Thales, shaping a century of thought. He focused on philosophy along with astronomy geometry and geography, drawing on Egyptian and Phoenician influence, while laying groundwork for later Platonist idealism.
A motorist gives an aviator friend a spin at inland speeds while the flyer explains how speed reads differently in the air. He notes that even the fastest air motion seems stationary unless viewed against objects passing below. The clock line drops back to 25 miles per hour as perspective shifts.
A statement by the Williamson Coal Operators Association argues against United Mine Workers efforts to replace company stores with a no profit plan. It asserts such nationalization would devastate independent merchants, harm local communities, and erode cooperative relations between operators, workers, and the public.
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