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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1913

Page

6

Two Miles Of Streetcar Line To Connect Northfork And Keystone

United Northfork capitalists led by LG. Touey plan a two mile streetcar link between Northfork and Keystone as the first segment of a proposed electric railway from Pluefield to Welch. The project would be the costliest stretch on the entire route but could attract about one thousand coal field riders on Sundays and boost weekday traffic for workers and merchants. Promoters remain noncommittal about final plans.

Northfork Keystone Pluefield Welch MecDowell

Bluefield Couple Wed in Catlettsburg Nuptials

Miss Irene Ambrey of Graham marries J R Derrick of Bluefield at 8 pm in Catlettsburg Kentucky. The secret engagement became public. couple plans a northwest wedding trip and will reside in Graham.

Missed Train Ends Tragedy of Willyton Lumber Worker

Rice Winston of Willowton, an employee of W. G. Crockett Lumber Co, visited town and agreed to aid Bill Granter in a debt release scheme. Granter reportedly misplanned the trip, missed the train, and Winston returned home alone after a puzzling encounter.

Rice Winston W. G. Crockett Lumber Company Willowton Bill Granter Mr. Winston Granter Winston Grunter Mr. Wintston

Marriage in Roanoke Ties Bluefield Couples Morrisette Nuckles

News arrives of the Roanoke marriage of Bluefield residents David Morrisette and Mrs Myre Nuckles. The groom, a Pocahontas division engineer, left Bluefield for a seashore trip and met his bride, widow of J C Nuckles, in Roanoke for a formal ceremony. They plan a visit to Richmond and Norfolk before returning home at 8 Dudringstree.

Roanoke Dudringstree Pocahontas Legion J. C. Nuckles Pocahontas Division

Former Virginia Senator Stabbed in Pennington Gap Dispute

John C. Noel once a Virginia state senator clashed with farmer W. N. G. Barron in Pennington Gap over a $50 000 road bonds issue. Noel, who supported bonds, was stabbed after Barron allegedly called him a liar. Noel suffered dangerous wounds and heavy blood loss as Barron was arrested and held on a heavy bond.

John C. Noel Virginia Pennington Gap W. N. G. Barron Lee County Rocky Station Noel Barron

Tall Inland Tower Reaches 535 Feet For Elevation

The structure aims to be the highest inland building in the Americas with 38 stories, four below street level. Overall height from sub-basement to top is 535 feet, 495 feet above street level, and a lantern adds 14 feet. The edifice contains 5,175,000 cubic feet of space.

United States Coal and Coke engages nurse Rebecca White

The United States Coal and Coke Company hires Miss Rebecca White of Richmond as visiting nurse for its plants. She cares for sick and injured workers and teaches welfare and sanitation to foreign workers. She found a blind three year old and arrangements are made to send the child to a specialist. The Methodist Church is being remodeled and improved. Edward O Toole and H N Eavenson visit Huntington on business. William Sterrett visits Roanoke relatives. Mrs J E Flexner and Miss White guests of Mrs Fugate in Anawalt. Mr R V Shanklin trips to Anawalt for business.

United States Coal and Coke Company Rebecca White Richmond Miss White W. L. Hensel Columbus Edward O'Toole H. N. Eavenson Huntington William Sterrett Roanoke J. E. Flexner Fugate Anawalt R. V. Shanklin

Taft Attends Dedication of Cincinnati Chamber Building

Former President William H Taft and numerous guests attended the formal dedication of the Cincinnati chambers of commerce building at Fourth and Vine streets in Cincinnati Ohio. A parade from the old to the new structure preceded the ceremonies as the magnificent new building was unveiled.

Cincinnati William H. Taft Cincinnati Chambers of Commerce Fouth and Vine Streets

Space Building Project Costs Top $3 Million

The project features 216000 square feet of rentable area and 216000 square feet of space. The building cost $2.5 million, with the total investment including the lot over $3 million. The chamber of commerce will occupy the second and third stories.

Chamber of Commerce

Shot in Self Defense Husband Killed in Louisiana

In Shreveport Louisiana on June 26 Mrs Della Stroud a famed northern Louisiana horsewoman faced trial for murder. She says she acted in self defense after her husband attacked her as she rode with Edward Beeler. He allegedly beat her with a strap and drew a revolver before she fired killing him. Prominent witnesses testified to her character.

Shreveport Della Stroud Louisiana John R. Land Jealus Beeler Stroud

Williamson Man Appointed as Chief Engineer and Inspector

Charleston West Virginia June 26 Special Announcement by the public service commission lists J K Andersen of Williamson as chief engineer and chief inspector with a 3500 salary Edward I Allen of Parkersburg and Louis Buchwald of Wheeling as special examiners and inspectors in the workmens compensation division Leo L Stender of Huntington named inspector in the division

Charleston W. Va Public Service Commission J. K. Andersen Williamson Edward I. Allen Parkersburg Louis Buchwald Wheeling Leo L. Stender Huntington

Woman Suffrage Bill Signs Illinois Vote for Women

Governor Dunne signed the bill after the general assembly passed it granting Illinois women of legal age the right to vote for all statutory offices in Chicago and Springfield on June 26.

Chicago Springfield Dunne General Assembly Illinois

The Health Benefit of Yawning and Its Effects

The article explains yawning ventilates the lungs by refreshing residual air, removes foul air, and stimulates nerves. It notes yawning stretches and opens air passages, benefits hearing, and aids overall respiratory health through fuller lung expansion.

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Sternamware E. F. Randolph & Co., Silversmiths and Jewelers Catlettsburg Graham Girl Bluefield Irene Kmbrey Graham J. R. Derrick Frank Tyree Derrick R. W. Embrey Paces Way Department Norfolk and Western H. H. Derrick Windsor Gravam Man Chain Gang Benefactor Morrisette Nuckles Mennen Colgate Honaker Peaslee-Gaulbert Co Louisville, Ky Nixon Paint & Paper Uo Bluefield, W. Va Kirschbaum Sian Am&tiéa Kirschbaum London A. B. Kircchbaum Co America E. S. Pedigo Co Princeton Avenue Dangerously Lee County, Va Weather Forecast West Virginia Gary Taft Great Chamber of Commerce Witt Cis M. G. Whitlow W. C. Jones Postoffice A. D. Woop Thornton Madame Krumpetz Stone & Supply Company Martin Buiding J. D. Shott Liberty Lake Liberty Liberty Credit Co Princeton Ave
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