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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
4
Classified item notes furnished housing available upon application. Property offers advertised decor and amenities, with terms to be arranged by request. Potential tenants contact the listing for details and eligibility.
A terse quotation on industry and earnestness ends with a call for a resolution to be a man of honor as expressed by Ruskin. The fragment emphasizes diligence tempered by moral integrity.
The Echo de Paris reports that any cabinet reshuffle will await parliament ratification of the peace treaty, implying no changes before that formal approval. The note highlights cautious government handling of postwar reforms and political timing.
The War and Navy departments prepared handsome citations for employers who reemploy discharged soldiers and sailors. The award permits using the U S shield on the firm’s service flag to show fulfillment of obligations to veterans. Grant P. Halle won support as a Republican candidate for governor in Charleston.
Washington reports the war department will complete forts and housing along the Mexican border. More than twenty army posts exist now with many outposts, each housing cavalry or infantry, marking the first real fortified frontier. Official maps list key posts in California Arizona Texas.
Margot waits at her hillside home and watches David Gray in his workshop through a single window. When a red flame flares from his workshop, she fears for him yet reveals she stayed behind to tend to doughnuts. He rushes back to find her safe, their old love resurfacing as she confesses she staged the fire to lure him home.
An article notes agricultural shops selling rabbit poison carts in Australia. It explains bait feeding protocols and how bait size and spacing are regulated for safe distribution.
New York June 25 Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company announced the company planned a 95 million dollar ten year six percent secured gold bond issue to refinance maturing obligations. The issue is backed by Reading Company stock and Baltimore and Ohio mortgage bonds and was bought by Kuhn Jaeb Speyer and the National City Company. The board suspended common dividend temporarily while a government compensation contract provides about 50 million dollars per year plus 3.2 million dollars extra from other income, yielding 11.268 million to be applied to taxes reserves and dividends after expenses.
Coblenz June 24. Lieu tenant John Peres twenty three of Kansas City Missouri is under arrest facing murder charges in a shooting at Seeburg a village in the neutral zone opposite the American occupation area. German authorities say two civilians a man and a woman were killed.
The Cocchi murder trial in New York 1917 was halted indefinitely as the court reviews papers related to Cocchi's wife trial.
The May toll in West Virginia mines lists thirty killed, including sixteen Americans and fourteen foreigners. In Raleigh County on May 5, Ben Carey, a Black miner, was crushed when a wrecked car failed.
Reports from McDowell Raleigh and surrounding areas list multiple deceased and injured workers in May incidents. Names include Frank Bell Italian laborer at No 1 mine Lake Superior Coal McDowell May 10, Don Bassetti Italian miner May 10, Cirrus mine Kimball Pocahontas Coal Co McDowell May 11, The Smith American machine helper Fall River mine McDowell May unknown, Jake Madejczyk Polish miner No 1 mine Lake Superior Coal McDowell May 22, John L Bratton American pumper No 1 Piney Coal Mining Co McDowell May 24, Virgie Cox American machine man No 4 mine J B B Coal Raleigh May 30, Joe Mollish Austrian pumper Raleigh No 6 mine Raleigh Coal and Coke Co died May 41.
Brazil's textile industry is reported to be in a severe crisis with some manufacturers already closing their doors and others reducing output as orders shrink and costs rise.
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