Wreck of the Old 97 echoes in memories at a fiddle convention
Bill Archer recalls singing The Wreck of the Old 97 with the Old Time Kitchen Band at the Henry Reed event and sharing family music memories. He notes his grandfather William Wilson Hodgens loved old RCA Victor records, Vernon Dalhart, and Two Black Crows, and his mother rekindles a 1920s music history through family stories.
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Glen
Nellie Zuhlke
Gladys Musser
Chris Valluzzo
Chris
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WWVA
Wheeling
Stu
RCA Victor
William Wilson Hodgens
Mac
McClintock Records
Vernon Dalhart
Glen Lyn
Old Time Kitchen
Washington
Ben Reynolds
Moran & Mack
Mom
Henry Clay Inn
Toll Gate Inn
Garrett Hunter
Bill
Claysville High School
Newsroom staff list for Cluefield Baily Telegraph
Publisher William Randy Deason and editors Samantha Perry and Andy Patton lead the Cluefield Baily Telegraph with Bill Archer Charles Owens cited, while Brian Woodson serves as Senior Editor and City Editor. The quote precedes staff roles.
Bluefield curbside recycling posts rising tonnage growth
The Bluefield program collected 22,800 pounds in March, 21,700 in April, and 21,540 in May, averaging 7.75 tons monthly for about 155 tons since inception. Thirty more families joined in April and May, with six more businesses in the last month.
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Mel Saunders
Saunders
Mercer County
Bluefield
Rate hike laws must be overhauled for fair utility charges
Letter writer opposes another rate increase by American Electric Power citing recent officials' opposition and calls for an audit of all finances including wages and profits. It argues laws should prevent raises when profits and high wages persist, notes elderly on fixed incomes, and challenges claims of monopoly in Southwest Virginia. The Daily Telegraph invites public opinions via editor@bdtonline.com.
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American Electric Power
Virginia State Corporation Commission
Phillip Puckett
Puckett
Bluefield
Bond briefcase with 134.5 billion in US securities shocks Italy
Italian Guardia di Finanza arrested two Japanese men after finding 249 bearer bonds worth 499,999,999,999 each concealed in a secret compartment of a briefcase on a northbound train near Milan. Officials valued the haul at 134.5 billion, prompting questions about authenticity and potential state involvement.
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Italy
Guardia di Finanza
Financial Police
Ponte Chiasso
Milan
Switzerland
Guardia Say
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
John Heine
Bloom News
Franklin Noll
Bernie Madoff
Warren Buffett
Japan
Yakuza Crime Organization
Iran
North Korea
America
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Andy Patton
Brian Woodson
Charles Owens
Curbside Recycling
AMA
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Sreforme
OREFO
Deroy Murdock
Hitler
Treasury
China
Alps
Scripps Howard News Service
Hoover Institution
Stanford University
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