Y W C A Plans First Hiking Club For Independence Day
Twenty five girls join a new hiking club at the Y W C A under the recreation committee led by Mrs E P Stringfellow and others. An initiation fee of ten cents funds a reserve, with Miss Josephine Alexander elected business manager and Miss Ora Gibson named representative from girl reserves. The first hike is set for Monday July 5 at 2:00 pm from the Y W C A to the grove at the head of Washington street for supper.
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E. P. Stringfellow
Nettie Vas.Steele
Perry
Josephine Alexander
Marie Mustard
Rebecca Greenspon
Ora Gibson
Maxwell and Chalmers Dealers Entertained in Bluefield
Maxwell-Chalmers distributor S. J. Kell hosted a dealers meeting at the Matz Hotel Bluefield on June 25 with local and out of town attendees. Kell's expanding territory now covers forty counties across southwest Virginia southern West Virginia and eastern Kentucky including Kanawha and adjacent counties.
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S. J. Kell
Maxwell-Chalmers
Bland Street
Bluefield
Maxwell- Chalmers
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
J. Kell
Welch
W. Va
Kanawha
Charleston
Maxwell-Chalmers Company
New York City Labor Rate Set At Six Dollars
The article notes the standard wage for common labor in New York City is six dollars for an eight hour day, reflecting prevailing pay practices of the period.
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New York City
Bluefield Chamber Dinner Set With Senator Chamberlain Guest
Nearly two hundred Bluefield boosters will attend the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner next Tuesday night. Senator George Chamberlain of Oregon will be guest of honor and principal speaker on The Future of America. The event features informal attire, music, stunts, officer elections, and Episcopal church women serving the meal. reservations available Monday if not sold out. Bill Brennan of Chicago defeated Ole Anderson of New York in an eight round heavyweight bout.
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Bluefield
Chamber of Commerce
George Ef, Chamberlain
Oregon
Chamber
America
H.C. S
R. C. Berry
Episcopal Church
Bill Brennan
Chicago
Ole Anderson
New York
Levinsky Wins Newspaper Decision in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland tonight R Battling Levinsky of Philadelphia defeated Sergeant Ray Sith of New York in a ten round feature bout to aid the Cleveland Olympic games fund.
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Cleveland
R Battling Levinsky
Philadelphia
Ray Sith
New York
Moistened Declaration Urged by Indiana Liberty League
Telegrams urging a democratic declaration for modification of the Volstead act were sent to President Wilson in Washington and former Senator Thomas Taggart in San Francisco by the Indiana branch of the national personal liberty league.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson
Washington
Thomas Taggart
San Francisco
Indiana
National Personal Liberty League
Population totals set for Delaware at 10:30 Monday
Washington reports Delaware will have its population total announced at 10 30 oclock Monday marking the first state to be counted in the thirteenth census. Rhode Island was the first to have its total announced ten years ago.
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Washington
Delaware
Rhode Island
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Denison University
Miss Pope
Y. WC A
Russell Street
YW W. C. A
J. M. Monroe
T. H. Clagett
Maxwell and Chalmers
Effie Gilbert
Tom Childress
Christiansburg
Robertson
Cambria
R. J. Ryan
C W. Ferrell
Hinton
Charles Mandt
Nick Dann
McRoberts
Pierson
Clendenin
Sverff Corder
Wise County
J. H. Turner
Norton
Mr. Fulford
Scotty Springfield
Cincinnati
Ohio
Imene
Commerce
Chasses
Motor Sales Company
Hill Motor Co
Bluefield Ave
Coe
Detroit
Commerce Motor Car
Senator Chamberlain
Levinsky Bests Smith
Moist Declaration
J. S. Compton
Aftet Viewnes
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Gatopera
Bueher Guypis
Pocahontas
Tidewater
United States
Cateture
Wettich
Pocahontas T
Milman Street
Everett Dock
Beverly Dock
New On England Coal & Coke Co
Devonshire Street
Boston
Lambert's Point
Bewall’s Point
Norfolk & Newport
Watkins, Scott
Western Union
Lieber
Appalachian
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