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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1920

Page

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Bainbridge Colby to Be Spokesman for the President

Bainbridge Colby secretary of state heads to the Democratic national convention as one of President Wilsons spokesmen. He backs endorsement of the league of nations without nullifying reservations, and notes reservations that stultify the covenant are unacceptable.

Washington Paibridge Colby Wilson League of Nations Colby District of Columbia Esident America San Francisco Homer Cummings United States James A. Reed Kansans City Missouri Georgia Thomas J. Walsh Montana Bainbridge Colby Reed Cummings National Committee Therty Owever

Governor Cornwell Names John W. Davis for Presidency

West Virginia Governor John J. Cornwell travels to San Francisco for the Democratic national convention and plans to name John W. Davis of Clarksburg as ambassador to Great Britain. Senate president Dr. Sinsel will assume the governorship if needed during the visit. The Charleston delegation includes McCorkle and Pfahler. Davis is expected to receive the sixteen West Virginia votes.

Charleston W. Va Cornwell San Francisco John W. Davis Clarksburg Great Britain Dr. Sinsel Grafton Senate Sunset John J. Cornwell William A. McCorckle D. Blaine Shaw W. H. McGinnis H. F. Pfahler The Gazette Court of St. James West Virginia Charles W. Osenton Fayetteville Mr. Osenton Arthur B. Koontz Jeff Newberry Huntington T. E Graham Parkersburg Stuart W. Walker W. A. MacCorkle Beckley

McCombs Denies Wilson Party Leadership In Strong Clash

Chicago June 21 William F McCombs former Democratic committee chair and Wilson vote mobilizer criticizes the presidents autocratic authority and asserts no pledge binds America to Europe He predicts a western vice presidential nominee and notes New York will back Cox after a friendly vote for Smith He calls for domestic reconstruction and opposes a League of Nations as Paris peace terms remain debated.

W. J. Bryan Resolutions Committee Senator Glass Virginia Wilson League Bryan New York William G. McAdoo San Francisco McAdoo Chicago William F. McCombs Democratic National Committee White Champ Clark Thomas S. Marshall America Europe Senate League of Nations Paris United States House of Representatives Mr. Marshall

May Oil Exports Drop in Tampico and Veracruz

Petroleum exports from Tampico and Puerto Lobos in Vera Cruz fell to about one third of normal in May, figures compiled for El Universal show.

Mexico City Tampico Puerto Lobos

Systematic Thievery Alleged In Port Clinton Areas

Department of justice agents returned from the Erie Proving Grounds Port Clinton with a report of widespread civilian theft possibly totaling thousands of dollars. Confessions were secured during the daylong investigation and may implicate several Port Clinton townspeople.

Toledo Ohio Department of Justice Avents Erie Proving Grounds Port Clinton Here

Troops unload supplies in Dublin amid worker resistance

Dublin reports 700 troops arrival today bringing supplies unscreened by railway and dock workers who refused handling. The goods were unloaded in Dublin under military supervision.

Dublin Ireland

Earthquake Shakes Los Angeles City and Surrounding Areas

An earthquake struck Los Angeles at 6 47 p m causing occupants to flee offices. Shocks were reported in Long Beach San Pedro Santa Monica and Redondo Beach while Whittier Covina inland areas had no notice. Wall cracks appeared at the city jail and Inglewood power station. damage hit a theater a bank and a furniture store. The tdison building and Laughlin building suffered major structural movement.

Los Angeles Long Beach San Pedro Santa Monica Redondo Beach Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Whittier Covina Inglewood Tdison Laughlin

Judge Denies Navy Seizure Injunction for General Petroleum

In Los Angeles on June 21 Judge EK F Bledsoe denied the General Petroleum Companys petition seeking an injunction to stop Navy officers from seizing fuel oil stored in Los Angeles harbor. The ruling was issued in United States district court late today.

Los Angeles General Petroleum Company Navy Los Angeles Harbor EK. F. Bledsoe United States District Court

Washington conferences seek new governor candidate

Washington hosts talks among National leaders about William B Montgomery defrauded claim and possible withdrawal from the Republican governor race. Montgomery and campaign manager James H Beans travel to Washington with Non-Partisan leader William Pettrey as supporters press for candidacy changes.

Washington B. Montgomery Hays Highland Harding Montgomery William Pettrey League J. H. Beans Wheeling W. Va W.H. Baker West Virginia Republican State Committee E. F. Morgan Samuel B. Montgomery Morgan Morgar James H. Beans Judge Morgan Charleston Warreng. Harding Davis Elkins Howard Sutherland W.ick. Davis Elkins

Silver coin demand strains San Francisco mint

Unwanted paper money is being replaced by silver coinage as the public shows a clear preference for coins. The San Francisco mint is running 16 hours daily to meet the demand, a trend also noted in Philadelphia and San Francisco.

San Francisco Uncle Sam Philadelphia

Railroad strike actions ripple across several lines

Reports show a broad mix of yardmen walkouts and freight embargoes from Baltimore to Cumberland and Philadelphia. Union leaders and railroad officials clash over whether a single big union movement is tied to local actions as wage talks and mediations continue.

Washington Chicago Butte Montana Daily Bulletin Department of Justice IL. W. W Wyardmen’s United Enginement Association One Big Movemen Daily Gulletin William Bond Yardmen's Association John G. Runan Marold KE. Redding Bond A. F. Whitney Rotherhood of New York Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore Philadelphia Baltimore and Ohio J. J. Mantell Railroad General Managers’ Association New Jersey New Haven Conn Hartford Railroad Cedar Hill Pennsylvania Reading William J. Tracey Scranton William Young Sprout State Department’ of Labor Lita Harrisburg Capitol Cumberland Baltimore and Ohio

Cunard Plans World Largest Steamship Terminal at Weehawken

The Cunard Terminal Company with Cunard Steamship Company submitted to the state commerce board a plan for an eight pier steamship terminal on the Hudson at Weehawken. The complex features one thousand foot double decked piers and a five story warehouse on each pier. Project total cost about 40 million dollars.

Trenton N. J Cunard Terminal Company Cunard Steamship Company Hudson Weehawken State Commerce Board

Government plans motor lorry transport for Ireland raise general strike

London reports government has devised a motor lorry network to move troops and munitions across Ireland if railway handling is disrupted. The plan mirrors the efficiency seen during England's railway strike, aiming to avert transport paralysis.

London Ireland England

Harding to be formally notified of nomination July 22

Washington reports Senator Harding will be formally notified of his Republican presidential nomination on July 22 at his Marion Ohio home. The ceremony will be followed by details on an expanded executive campaign committee including seven women and several outsiders.

Washington Harding Marion Ohio Coolidge Massachussetts Republican Party Hays Republican National Committee Harry M. Daugherty Columbus Senator Harding Hartung

Lipton Shamrock IV Race Postponed by Rain Squall

A rain squall near Sandy Hook postpones the second trial race between Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock IV and the 23 meter Shamrock. The storm arrived before start time and after it passed it was too late to begin the race, leaving both yachts at anchor.

Sandy Hook N. Y Sir Thomas Lipton

Former German Empress Critically Ill at Doorn

June 21 report from The Hague says the former German empress is in a very serious condition. The former Crown Prince Frederick William has been summoned to his mother's residence at Doorn, leaving Wieringen in the morning. Prince Joachim, the youngest son, is already there. The empress reportedly worsened yesterday.

the Hague Frederick William Wieringen Doorn Joachin

In Charge Judge Damron Probes Matewan Tragedy

Judge James Damron of the Mingo circuit court impaneled a special grand jury in Williamson to investigate the Matewan shooting on May 19. The inquiry will cover eviction of miners by Baldwin-Felts agents, alleged bribes to officials, murder, conspiracy, and the bodies of the detectives. About 200 witnesses are to be called. labor figure Mother Jones attended.

State Constabulary Matewan Court House Baldwin-Felts Stone Mountain Coal Corporation Jones

Fugitive Breaks Through Posse After Surrounding Chase

Isaiah Fountain, a condemned black fugitive from Easton jail, escaped after being surrounded in a swamp near Laurel Delaware by an armed posse. Bloodhounds and cars aided the pursuit before he was cornered again in dense woods near Hebron Maryland late at night.

Wilmington Del Laurel Isaiah Fountain Easton Hebron

McFadden Wins Point in clash with Comptroller

In Scranton on June 21 Congressman McFadden scored a point in his dispute with Comptroller John Skelton Williams. Federal Judge C B Witmer refused to dissolve an injunction secured by the First National Bank of Canton Pa restraining the comptroller from interfering with its business by ordering frequent investigations.

McFadden Scranton John Skelton Williams C. B. Witmer First National Bank of Canton

Shriners Convention Opens in Portland with Packed Parade

In Portland Oregon on June 21 the international annal convention of the Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine drew seventy bands and numerous marching patrols with Shriners from all states gathering as the official session nears its start tomorrow.

Shriners Portland Ore

Butcher Killed By Contact With Power Line

In Steubenville Ohio on June 21 Mariano Mozzocchi a wealthy butcher was electrocuted while felling a sumac tree at his Connerville home in Jefferson County when the tree touched a high tension wire. His band was burned off by the voltage.

Steubenville Connerville Jefferson County Mariano Mozzocchi

Stewart for Vice President Nomination Planned in San Francisco

Governor Samuel Stewart, a Democratic candidate for vice president, will be placed in nomination at the national convention in San Francisco. Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana announced the move before Stewart left Butte for San Francisco for the convention.

Coal Lands Transferred in Clay District Near Here

Coal lands in Clay district near here valued at 216 497 dollars were transferred to Thomas Love and W A Furlong of Connellsville Pa by the Superior Coal and Coke Company under a deed filed for record here today.

Clarksburg W. Va Clay District Thomas Love W. A. Furlong Connellsville Superior Coal and Coke Company

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