Prices Listed in Small Denomination Series
A sequence shows prices of 1.00, 2.00, 4.00, and 10¢ labeled No. 14 and No. 6, indicating a catalog or advertisement format. The fragment suggests a price table or product identifiers with small monetary values.
Governor Hatfield Opposed Fidelity Bank Plea in State Action
The governor and the attorney general opposed the state’s bid to declare itself a preferred creditor of Fidelity Bank. The piece argues the board of public works and state officials who approved the bank’s bonds also pushed for absorbing its assets, despite known insolvency. It cites the Hin-ton Daily News on related trials and urges lawful reform to align state action with moral law.
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Hatfield
Board of Public Works
Toa
Fidelity Bank
Glasscock
Lilly
Polly
Fkelf
Hinton
Daily Telegraph
Miller
Smith
Tack Muse
Stern Law
West Vire
Penny maker marries amid talk of means and games
A fragment notes a man who made a Lincoln penny recently married, with commentary that penny production does not buy marriage. It reflects on genius and the notion that if a process is called a game or a lark it loses its sting as punishment.
Law and fair play in court rulings and penalties
The writer argues that legal outcomes prove guilt yet errors in presenting cases allow acquittals. They cite a Bluefield saloon license ruling, warn judges against biased decisions, and recall a Pocahontas mayor fining an innocent man, underscoring need for reasoned, lawful practice.
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Minefield
Supreme Court
Board of Affairs of
Bluefield
Pocahontas
What Other Editors Say About Fidelity Bank Collapse
The editorial reviews the Fidelity Banking & Trust Company failure in Bluefield, blaming mis-management and reckless lending by its officers, weak oversight by directors, and negligent state officials. It notes loans migrated from the old American Bank, Smith’s pivotal role, and disputes over blame amid wider financial pressure.
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Fidelity Banking & Trust Company
Bluefield
Redkess
Smith
Assistant Banking Commission
Old American Bank
Fidelity
Fidelity Bank
Hinton Daily News
Shady Streets Quoted in Historic Editorial Clash
An archival snippet cites a Philadelphia Ledger remark deriding “funds for the professional spenders” and a Baltimore Sun jab about “Ameri can team of Indians” set against U S tensions. The fragment hints at a broader newspaper controversy over race and corruption.
For Sale and Wanted Notices From Wheatfield Area
Classified snippets list for sale or rent including an eleven room furnished house in Bramsell West Virginia with hot water heat and outbuildings, a Jersey cow, a lost horse mule and other job and plant listings. Also promotions for bookkeeper payroll clerk and coal mine worker positions with contact details and locations in Graham, Virginia and Pocahontas coal field.
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Bramsell
W. Va
Co. H. Witten
Graham
Jersey
St. Clair
Voice of the People on Graham road injunction dispute
The piece reports West Graham residents demand investigation into county road spending under Engineer C A Wagner while opposing a proposed route through their area. Promoters J F Dudley and Geo A Reynolds deny wanting the road near A St Clair's brick residence and accuse locals of using compromise talk to push the Hackman route.
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Actets
Clear Fork
Graham
West Graham
C. A. Wagner
West
J. F. Dudley
Geo. A. Reynolds
A. St. Clair
Hackman
Hockman
F. Dudley
Geo. A. Reynold
Jno
J. Clay
Wagner
Old Graham
Road Board
C. A. Wager
Henry Fowen
Bluefield
Selah
C.A. Wagner
Clear Fork District
West Gra
Nere Anon
West Graham road dispute cited as a mirror of promoters
A letter from A B Nel of Cove Creek Va dated June 26 1913 questions the West Graham route for a county road and accuses promoters of biased actions against C A Wagner. He recalls injunctions and resignations, argues the direct route through Graham is best, and claims West Graham interests influence the bond issue. He urges public scrutiny of the promoter motives and the road plan.
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A. B. Nel
Cove Creek, Va
National League Baseball Standings and Scores From New York
In New York games the New York and Philadelphia teams split a double header while Brooklyn played fourteen innings and Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Pittsburgh also posted results. Standings show Philadelphia leading with 38 wins and 19 losses, New York second, Brooklyn third, Chicago fourth, St Louis fifth, Cincinnati sixth, and Boston seventh.
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New York
Fromme
Crandall
Meyers
Tyler
James
Rariden
Boston
Mathewson
Hess
Hoge
Whaling
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Madre Se
Rixie
Seaton
Killifer
Rucker
Curtis
Fisher
Uidoklym
Alexander and
Wooin
Cincinnati
Brown and
Chicago
Pittsburg
Ise Louis
Aii
Detroit
St. Louis
Douss
House
Lake
Stanage
Leverenz
McAllister
Washington
Wilson
Mullen
Engle
Henry
Plank
Schang
Groom
Brown
Beade
Lapp Henry
Cleveland A
Walsh
Benz
Salk
Gregg
Carisch
Heston
L Pet
Cleveland
St Louis
Pageton Baseball Team to Play Local Friday
Pageton baseball team arrives to face Bluefield on the local grounds for the first time this season. Fans expect a strong visitors showing as Carter or Guy is slated to pitch with Welch visiting Saturday.
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Pageton
Bluefield
Carter
Guy
Welch
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Daily Telegraph Printing CO
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Omaha
EGHAM
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Baltimore Sun
Ohio
Reve
H. Massey Insurance Agency
Care Telegraph
Best Town
Coalfield
Princeton Ave
Fallon, Florist
Roanoke
Giles Street
Big Four
Cirrus Coal and Coke Co
Rie
B. H. Cooper
Monroe St
Bluefield Avenue
The
Mountain State Business College
Parkersburg
W. O
Concord Normal
Athens
C. _ White
Fons
Florist
Kat
Higginbotham Avenue
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Naker
Union Street
South
Six
Bland
Ancore
Ankrice
Pocahontas Field
Care Daily Telegraph
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Pocahontas Coal Field
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Portsmouth
Memphis
Knoxville Sentinel
Augusta Chronicle
New York Hardware Co
H. H. Barnes
Altamont Hotel
Stone
Pike County
Kentucky
W. A. Liller
Key
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MeCamas
Daily Telegraph Office
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Dante
Voice of
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National League
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Newport News
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Petersburg
Pet
First National Bank
Bluefield, West Va
United States Depository
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Mercer
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J. Sublette
Bane S, Witten
Geo. H. Hil
Thornton
W Va
Blackstone Academy
Seyi
Ligon, M. A. Pres
Blackstone
Bluefield, W.a
Pocahontas Fuel Copmany
Broadway
Pochontis ¢ Insolidatedt Collieries Co
Tidewater
Great Lakes
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Pocahontas Consold Collieries Co., Inc
Virginia
United States
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Main &J
Mass
Board of Trade
Ill
Cincinnatti
Traction
New England
New England Coal & Coke Co
Devonshire Street
Everett Dock
Sandusky
Toledo
Sewall
Guy Piers
London
Evans & Reid
Leadenhall St
England
Italy
Henry Coe & Clerici
Piazza S
Matteo
Genoa
Isaac T. Mann
Chas. S. Thorne
Thos. B. Farrell
Arthur J. MacBride
Geo. W. Wood
John’ M. Wirgman
Easley & West Bluefield