Bluefield Tales and Plans Highlight June 21 1927
Local society notes Mrs A A McCurry and husband visit uncle W H Speed and tour coal fields. Prizes eyed for best lawns Virginia Side Civic League to inspect alleys. Stinson Senate bid discussed. Signs donated to Bluefield Business Men's Club for Pisgah parade floats. Wreck victim Nannie Hamilton improving. Potatoes shipping to western markets. Dead man Totten known locally. Religious notices as Rev Homehell to fill Graham church post. Local obituaries and personal notices conclude.
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Pisgah Fourth Celebration Plans Draw Wide Interest
Hon R O Crockett said Tazewell county will host the Pisgah celebration on July 4 with Fort Tom Witten dedication. The fort is being rebuilt to a two story replica of the 1784 structure. American Legion Post No 9 Bluefield pledges cooperation. other attractions were called off.
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Bluefield
J. H. Stinson
Grundy
Buchanan
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Honaker
R. L. Poindexter
Nan Crockett
Jess Graham
Pisgah
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R. O. Crockett
American Legion Post
No. 9
Hugh Ike Shott
Logan
Mingo
McDowell
Maseoe
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Young Richmond Woman Plans Kansas Wheat Field Visit
A smiling young woman described as Miss Hattie Carter of Richmond Va wandered into a West Virginia hotel desk seeking a map and left for Kansas wheat fields alone to seek romance. She claimed to be twenty two and intended to work in Kansas wheat, with a companion who backed out before starting.
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T. L. Lemasters
Mary Murdock
Fulton Murdock
W. Hay
T. Cantrell
Big Stone Gap
J. F. Galloway
Katherine Hardy
San Antonio
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Carter
Frank &. Clair
D. P. Moore
West Virginian
Miss Pearl Brammer
Miss Brammer
Virginia
Charleston
Tazewell
Hattie Carter
Richmond
Wheat Belt
Mies
W. Va
Princeton
Goal Dumpings Not Impressive in Coal Trade Debate
An editorial critiques Governor Gore for not reappointing Lee Ott as estate compensation commissioner amid coal industry pressure. It notes Ott's twelve years in office, recent shifts toward cooperation with coal interests, and the political risk of removing a long-serving official. The piece also surveys June coal dumpings at Hampton Roads and stock moves in Pittsburgh Coal.
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Ric Claro
Montreal
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George Wolfe
Gore
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J. G. Bradley
W. H. Cunningham
West Virginia Coal Association
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Mesers
Bradley
Cunningham
Ott
Economic notes on industry and mining trends in 1920s
Various passages cover industrial expansion projects in Virginia and Norfolk, coal production in the United States in 1925, mine employment, and coal company finances. It notes a planned Allied chemical plant near See Seeva and potential coal wage movements to compete with southern non union producers, plus political notes on 1928 Republican prospects and local church services and personal notices.
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I N Saward
Illinoia
Indiana
Ohio
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Editorial Note Omits One Name in Daily Telegraph
A Sunday Daily Telegraph editorial column omits one name during publication. The article item highlights editorial choices and the impact of omissions on readers and referenced individuals.
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