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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
4
The fragment lists a telegraph newspaper page from June 27, 1922 with masthead notes, address lines, and a quotation. It mentions the Daily Telegraph and printing office details, street addresses, and a motto. No clear event or person outcome is present.
West Virginia Republicans are urged to set aside internal splits after the Springfield nominating events. Voters should support their party’s slate and prevent harm to local races by opposing divisive actions that could weaken statewide campaigns and the national ticket.
An editorial fragment discusses arrogance and humility, noting Roosevelt’s fall from a pedestal and the danger of a swelled head. It argues success comes to those who serve the world, while vainglory fails, and that modesty earns lasting esteem from those who know him. It also references figures like Gaynor and Thaw in a broader moral frame.
In Baltimore the convention scene shows a split between Bryan and Roosevelt factions with conservatives aiming to nominate a safer candidate like Harcourt or Underwood. The eastern wing seeks to curb radicalism, while Clark could become a focal point if Bryan and Roosevelt refuse to yield, signaling a delayed clash for the ticket.
Delinquent taxpayers in Beaver Pond District warned to pay within days or taxes will be returned delinquent. Deputy KE Carter acting for I J Ellison MC administers the collection action.
Train times and routes for the Norfolk and Western Shenandoah division listed by departure from Roanoke Bluefield Col umbus and other points. Pullman sleepers dining cars cafe cars and parlor cars noted for Roanoke Richmond Philadelphia Columbus Cincinnati and West/Northwest endpoints with various morning and afternoon departures and local stops. Officials W B Bevill and W C Saunders sign off.
Governor Hadley of Missouri notes the Chicago Republican platform is the most progressive yet. It omits recall and limits on court power, but supports many progressive aims such as initiative and referendum, while leaving other matters to states. The piece highlights alignment with Roosevelt on numerous issues.
The New York Evening Post critiques reforms including workers compensation easing, streamlined judicial procedures, and conservative policies. It argues that a broader platform promoting administrative efficiency and federal trade concerns could bolster reform, urging careful advancement by leaders.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes Colonel Roosevelt remains loyal to the duty of parenthood. He advocates a strong parental role, a principle described as an overwhelming idea that has cost millions to feed and clothe since last spring.
A United States Bureau of Education report compares illiteracy in Germany Britain and the United States using 1910 census data and adult population standards. It notes U.S. native white literacy around 97 percent while foreign-born whites and Black Americans show higher illiteracy.
In a Bluefield avenue yard, a rat attacked a duck as it reached through a fence for food. The rat clamped the duck’s neck, then fled as other poultry raised alarm and people rushed outside.
Fragmented text describes Chanticleers and hens in a yard with boosters involved. Mentions charity relief and possible roosting conflicts. Text is garbled and unclear on concrete actions or dates.
Norfolk and Western plans to erect five reinforced concrete coaling stations at Borderland this year. Each $22,000 unit will load tenders via two tracks with a 700 ton capacity. Partners include Borderland based companies and Keystone Coal and Coke.
The Norfolk and Western system now holds 14 million gallons in new storage dams with total capacity exceeding 200 million gallons across Blues River sites. The Cleartork dam apron is finished for Wilmore tank, allowing Jaeger tank to be discontinued. Breeden dam holds 8 million gallons. Falls Mills reservoir about 150 000 4060 gallons. Bluestone area covered with planned pumping to Eckman as river flow drops. Construction has spanned years at high cost, requiring water rights from small farmers along the streams.
Sam l Solins secretary of the West Virginia Hebrew League reports many letters from across the state confirming attendance at tonight s banquet in Welch honoring Dr. H D Hatfield and his sweeping victory. Guests include Gov cock Secretary of State Stuart Reed Auditor Johns Darsi Commissioner Fred Blue Congressman Hughes and Senator R L Gregoery among others. The event starts at 8 o clock in the McKinley Club rooms.
A police officer and newspaper reporter chased a sewer rat through Bluefield streets after heavy rain. The rat, described as large and old, escaped into a Stewart Street saloon, leaving pursuers interviewless about why rats favor Bluefield as a home.
Newt Hickman fled from the file of prisoners being taken to court with Judge Akers presiding after a fight arrest the night before. He had just been released from jail in Roanoke and seized an opportunity at the city hall door to run for the countryside. Police expect he may not stay away long.
Mastin's Pharmacy in the Elks Building promotes Adlerika as a German appendicitis remedy. A single dose allegedly relieves constipation sour stomach and gas instantly by antisepticizing the digestive organs and drawing off impurities. Bluefield residents are reportedly surprised by the quick effect.
Mrs Bentley presents violet cream now offered at White Pharmacy. Consumers may purchase for facial care as advertised in local shop notes.
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