Fragmentary biblical verse reflection
A distorted quotation recalls blood requisition and memory, urging wisdom and humility. The language imitates archaic biblical style, noting heed to humble cries and admonishing pride before failure.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1935
Page
3
Hauptmann Appeal Weighs New Trial Pleas in Lindbergh Case
The New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals heard pleas for a new trial for Bruno Richard Hauptmann, with fourteen judges to decide in fall. Prosecution argues guilt was overwhelmingly proven by substantial circumstantial evidence, while defense claims errors. Public observers doubt any reversal will occur.
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New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Hauptmann
T.””. Tergens
Llauptmann
Memington
Vauptmann
Wauptoann
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Auptmann
Wis
Bruno Richard Hauptmain
State Rights Debate Reflects Centralization Trend
The piece argues that the U S government increasingly controls intrastate matters, weakening state sovereignty as Washington grows more influential. It notes some states sending reps to gain favors, while overall the trend challenges the founders' federal balance and touches on revolved civil rights era issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Washington
Hig
Uncle Sam
Sam
Supreme
States’ Rights and Union In Uncertain 1938 Referendum
An American political debate contrasts Republicans and Democrats on states’ rights and national union. Former Gov. Lowden and Sen. Byrd frame the issue as a test of the indestructible union and home rule, warning against mob rule and court power erosion. The piece ponders the 1938 election’s possible shaping of U.S. governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Frank C. Lowden
Illinois
Harry S. Byrd
Virginia
Springfield
Wic
Lowden
William and Mary College
Harry
Byrd
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Anglo-Saxon Alliance Speech Reflects Ties With Germany
A native observer argues that the Anglo German naval pact signals closer racial and political ties between England and Germany than with France or Italy. He notes Britain’s sympathetic stance after WWI and suggests a Nordic led bloc with Britain and Germany shaping Europe, while Latin powers risk losing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
France
Italy
Europe
Great Britain
Britain
Simple Traffic Rule Could Slash Nation's Fatalities
Opinion urges drivers to avoid joining traffic at risky moments and to yield to others. It argues most crashes are preventable with courteous driving and warns the U S death toll from accidents remains unacceptably high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kew
Hull Memoon interna l ch nbera oppose cotton subsidy plan
Washington June 24 Mr Hull secretary of state opposes a government subsidy for cotton exports, warning it could trigger an international tariff war and hurt treasury revenue. The memo clashes with NRA and AAA aims as the administration faces a tax and wage rulings while debating policy with textile interests.
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Washingston
Mr. Hull
Alton
AAA
Cotton Textile Institute
Hull
Treasury
Cabinel Textile Committee
Autheldy
Once Over by H L Phillips and assorted ads
A collage of 1930s style notices and quips includes satirical lines by H L Phillips and a slate of ads. Items mention Grass Roots Remedies, entertainment lessons, job requests, and political jabs about Roosevelt, Harvard, and taxation, all presented in a chaotic reader board style.
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June
What Today Means to You By MARY BLAKE
Horoscopic advice for June 25 29 with birthday guidance for June 25. Includes personality traits career inclinations and love notes. Mentions dangers of overspending and stretching the truth along with possible professions and personal outcomes for those born on June 23 and June 25. Names several historical figures as examples.
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Mary Blake
Lima
Sparta
William Smith
John Tangdon
Nathaniel Deering
Charles T. Yerkes
McClintock Young
Sumner Fairfield
Dark Glass by Marco Cost a Dreamy Review
Bruce Gatton reviews The Dark Glass by Marco Cost as a beauty filled tale of mystic obscurity. On All Souls Eve a mirror shows futures of occupants of a house revealing dreams and fates, with a tender yet confusing narrative and Knopf edition priced at 2.50.
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Marco Cost
Itea
Bapa
Lars
Knopf
Screen Life In Hollywood Reveals Stars Past Fame
Hollywood gossip piece recounts James Gleason’s failed racing horses and failed wealth as he pivots to screenwriting acting and directing in Leander Cucks. Ann Dvorak and Leslie Fenton sail blind at sea losing power and night crossing, later vowing navigational lessons. Janet Gaynor suffers a serious on set accident delaying Way Down East.
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Habvard Keavy
Hollywood
James Gleason
Fhan
James
Glesson
Gleason
Ann Dvorak
Leslie Fenton
Ann
Janet Gaynor
Henry Fonda
Janet
Wat Ing The H Harpoon Wat Ing The H Harpoon
Prince Moligan speaks of life with his former wife and a vanished book as European nobility may own a library. Garbo described as shy and frightened. A shark leaps from a boat to grab a fisherman’s arm off South Carolina. Chicago millionaire leaves $2000 to two traffic cops. Rochester bears Oscar the polar giant photographed for Beneca park films distributed worldwide. A traffic expert says 89 percent of auto mileage occurs within a 25 mile radius of the owner.
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Prince Moligan
Chicago
First National Bank of Pocahontas Organized
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY The First National Bank of Pocahontas was organized. Emory P. Mitchell of Radford arrived in Bluefield to accept a position as bookkeeper for E. 3. Pedigo. Contract set for building 4 mile railroad on Laurel Creek from Pocahontas. T. Crockett of Max Meadows died at a Bluefield hospital. Robert Lansing appointed to succeed William Jennings Bryan as secretary of state. McDowell County Automobile Association organized. Robert Sims, son of Prof. R. P. Sims of Bluefield State Teachers' College, drowned in Windsor, Wis. Charles E. B. Watkins of Muncie addressed Bluefield Chamber of Commerce. Conductor Dave Copenhayer, NNW veteran, died in Roanoke.
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Lewis Douglas
Roosevelt
Amherst College
United States
Douglas
Frank Stearns
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Mr. Hoover
First National Bank of
T. Crockett
Max Meadows
Southwest Virginia
Bluefield
Robert Lansing
William Jennings Bryan
McDowell County Automobile Association
Robert Sims
R. P. Sima
Bifield State Teachers
Roosevelt tax message redefines New Deal in campaign year
Washington observers see President Roosevelt’s 1933 tax proposals as a direct push to dismantle concentrated wealth and extend federal power beyond prior New Deal aims. The piece notes party dynamics, including Republican groundwork and cross‑ideological support coalescing around the President’s plan and its potential impact on the 1934 campaign.
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Mr. Roosevelt
A.tallison
Delaware
Dupont
Michigan
Henry Ford
Pennsylvania
Mellon
North Caroling
Reynolds
New York
Eurely
J. B. Rockefeller Jr
Morgan
New Jersey
Linnola
Roosevelt
Washington N
Congress
Rooseveltt
NRA
Supreme Court
AAA
R. Roosevelt
Bia
White ‘Ouse
Huey Long
Townsend Planners
Long
Senate
New York Meanderings Reflect Broadway Mood and Royal Spectacle
New York report notes a mood of weariness amid theater debts and banker control as audiences thin. It mentions stars like Loretta Young, Leland Hayward, Lily Pons, and Humphrey Bogart frequenting venues while Royalty and celebrity visitors mingle with the Broadway crowd and Long Island summer plans.
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America
George Jean Nathan
Mr. Nathan
Sylvia Bidney
Loretta Young
Leland Hayward
Rouben Mamoulian
Jack Whitney
Admiral Byrda
Harl Carroll
Farley
Broadway
Spain
Alfonso
Paraissa
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Awarjit Singh
Mike Romanoff
Manhatttan
Custtomers
Lily Pons
Edgard Selwyn
Carl Laemmis
the Rerling
Te Dempseys
Tallulah Bankhead
Fortuna Gallo
Paul Whiteman
Elsie Janis
Edith van Cleve
Lyle Merman
Nancy Carroll
Humphrey Bogart
Patricia Ziegfeld
Billie Burke
Libby Holman
Delaware
Maine
Donghye
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White House
Secret Service
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Jin Braddock
Lhe
Hig Mesting
Max Baer
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