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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1922
Page
7
Andre Louis Moreau seeks justice for Philippe de Vilmorin killed by the Marquis de La Roche dAzur. At Rennes he confronts crowds and lawyers, as a pistol shot echoes, fueling a deadly clash between nobles and patriots amid looming revolution.
Andre-Louis Moreau arrives in Rennes and presents his case to M. de Lesdiguieres at the Palais de Justice. He accuses the Marquis de La Tour dAzur of murder while naming Bey and Vilmorin as victims and seeks swift judgment amid revolutionary unrest.
London reports Scots in the House of Commons debated the Government of Scotland bill with mixed views. Some urged home rule for Scotland while others opposed any separation, arguing it would not be desired. The bill would not create a Scottish legislature but would affect representation. many MPs spoke before the measure was talked out, leaving time for further testing of House sentiment.
Colored china tea sets in brilliant orange tones are popular for country homes and summer porches. Plain colored china, especially in gaudy colors, remains widely liked.
In Stanley Virginia W H Shadwell recalls severe kidney trouble six years ago. A fire chief recommended Foley Kidney Pills. After three bottles he was completely relieved and has had no return of symptoms. He lists rheumatic pains backache and bladder weakness among prior complaints.
Attorney General approves town’s position in east Graham road dispute after review of correspondence with state highway department and commission. Expect continuation of Graham Street improvement if highway board avoids further blocking moves. Funeral and burial held for Mrs. J B Wallace formerly Ennis McMullin with service at West Graham Christian church. Graham Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with Pastor George F Weisling.
Nine room house in Graham in a desirable location two minutes from the car line. Includes electric lights bath and all conveniences. Dress Edward W Hughes Graham June 18 3ts.
Registration for the ninth annual Radford Normal School summer quarter shows about 1160 students on opening day with expectations of around 1200. Many students pursue advanced professional work and many will stay through the quarter. second term attendance is said to be record breaking. A convocational exercise is planned for June 23 in the Administration building auditorium. County and sectional groups are formed, and a faculty committee plans a Fourth of July campus celebration. Several Graham young ladies attend the summer program.
The West Graham Christian Church will hold its annual election of officers for the coming year after the Sunday preaching service. Both church and school officers are to be elected. The new pastor Rev M C Hughes speaks on Sitting at the feet of Jesus and The Alpha and Omega Christ the first and the last. All members urged to attend. Red Cross serves ice cream and cake this afternoon from 2 pm. Missi Society thanks contributors for Trip around the World.
The Graham Red Sox host Pocahontas at West Graham park Cameron's meadow at four o'clock with a forecast of the largest Graham crowd. Bluefield fans may ride to the grounds by 3 pm to see warmups as Pocahontas arrives an hour before game time.
Rev and Mrs D M Hughes welcomed to their Walnut street Austin property as West Gram Christian church parishioners gathered to celebrate the parsonage move. The crowd provided food for a small “army” while their household effects were brought from Rudolph days earlier and the car remained in the yard for several days.
Mrs. Vitene Samuel Dickenson moved out and rented her home to the minister. The Dickenson family visited Northfork to see their son and brother for several days. Mrs. John Holbrook recovered enough to leave her room after illness. Miss Edna Keister returned from visits to Baltimore and Lexington. Archie Garland is home from Virginia Military Institute.
Edith Jarvis Alden, former assistant secretary of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, argues that women entering business for spending money disapproves of the trend while praising gains for women in railroads. She details her rise from Liberty Bond work to succeeding her father as secretary, noting efficiency and hard work as keys to success. A nearby lighthouse near Atlantic City has moved inland 500 yards due to coastal development.
Indigestion and digestive discomfort are described with symptoms like headaches and coated tongue. A letter from Henry C. Thorne of Boston Massachusetts testifies that Foley Cathartic Tablets make him feel fine and cleanse the bowels without pain or habit formation.
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