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Bluefield Daily Telegraph in Bluefield, West Virginia
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1919
Page
4
Tax Burden Across Allies Shows Wide Increases
The article compares war time tax rises in allied nations and the United States. It notes Britain facing about a thousand percent increase, France and Italy around six percent, and the U.S. arguing for economy after heavy war spending. It argues the U.S. shouldered debts and questions Europe’s gratitude.
Dangerous waters and a shifting political hullabaloo
A column weighs risks of a League of Nations and global powers while U S senators spar over who would lead or dominate. Mention of Liu Rect prompts side remarks and warnings about war taxes. Rumors of alien returners contrast with a hopeful vision of America as land of opportunity and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Sherman
Reed
Borah
England
Johnson
Japan
Lodge
Liu Rect
Washington
Skeer
No clear readable event headline found
Fragmentary text references Europe, profiteers, price moderations, and postal races with unclear dates and events. No coherent fact or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
National Safety Council warns on rising accident toll
The Charleston Mail reports grim annual figures from the National Safety Council: about 6,000 Americans killed and 226,000 injured weekly in the war era. Accidents stem from carelessness, criminal acts, or unavoidable factors, with youth fatalities alarmingly high. The piece urges attention to safety in work and leisure to spare lives and limbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Accidea Mies
Jessa
Charleston
Reindeer Enterprise Originated to Aid Arctic Natives
A National Geographic bulletin recounts Sheldon Jackson's 1890 initiative to import reindeer to Alaska to sustain Arctic and subarctic native communities facing food and clothing shortages. Private donors funded initial deer imports. Congress funded ongoing support, with annual appropriations growing to 27,000 by 1900.
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Canada
Dominion
Washington
National Geographic Society
Alaska
Thor
Sheldon Jackson
Arctic
No Trains On Coal and Coke Road in West Virginia
Charleston West Virginia June 27 no trains have run for three days between Charleston and Casea way on the Coal and Coke Railway now run by the Baltimore and Ohio due to heavy rains. Wire communications are cut and officials do not know the extent of damage or when service will resume.
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Charleston
W. Va
Charteston
Caseaway
Baltimore and Ohio
Fedala
Martretea
Pocahontas
Atocahontas
United Gentes Ne
Broadway
New York
Wah
Boston
Mass
Board of Guede Stipe - Sna O
Ohio
Traction Bu
Pocahonts Wharf
West Virginia
Pocahontas Way
Bedford
Ocahontas Art
Hillman Street
Tic
Everett Dock
Beverly Dock
England Coal & Coke Co
Devonshire Street
Tidewater
New York City
Cable Animas
Watkins
Scott
Western Union
Lieber
Cotton production by states tops nation in census report
A census bureau release notes Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, and Mississippi led U S cotton output with more than one nation Wales figures. The combined production across these states accounts for 6.2 percent of last year's total U S crop.
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Washington
Texas
Ceovera
South Carolina
Mississippi
Wales
Census Bureau
Remington's Cough Remedy Praised by Maine Writer
Ed Whart of Anetley Maine extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior to other cough products in his family. He claims it quickly helps a cough or cold and leaves him with a favorable view of the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confey Chamberlain
Ed Whart
Anetley
Maine
Secret Societies Meeting Notice for Vie Ting Knights
Alueticid Lodge No 15 Knights of Pythias meets every week night at eight at the Moose Hall near Passenger Station. Vie ting Knights are cordial ly invited to attend.
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Alueticid Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Moose Hall
Vieting Knights
Bluefeld
Bluefield Avenue
Nembere
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Bluefield
Knights of Columbus
Magles’ Halls
Princeton Avenue
Bluefield Aerue
Order of Eagles
Pocahontas
Scott Street
Bluefield Lodge
Masonic Temple
Beaver Lodge
Red Men's Hall
Thomas Street
Pythiang
K. T
Bluefield Commandery
Sonic Temple
Sordiaily
Summit City Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
B. of L. B
Vietting
Summit Constellation No
Order of Stars
T. C. Tanner
North Mercer Street
W. Va
Loyal Order of Moose
Lazarus Building
Royal Cats
Vancouver Union in General Strike Vote
Vancouver labor workers voted overwhelmingly to continue the general strike in protest against alleged discrimination of strikers. The June 27 vote solidifies the walkout as leaders say unions will maintain action until grievances are addressed.
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Vancouver
B. C
Union Labor Workers of
Wiesbaden in Mer Time Has Played Many Parts
Washington headquarters of the National Geographic Society notes Wiesbaden as a historic Rhine Valley city. It traces its roles from Roman outpost to fortress and spa hub, describes its architecture, churches, and cosmopolitan culture, and mentions two local literary figures Cusetay Brevis and Frederick von Peddercrdht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesbaden
Rhine Republic
Washington
National Geographic Society
Rhine Valley
Monte Cano
Germany
Richmond
Washington, IL
Jose Young
Coblenz
Mayence
Eest
Lorelei
Rhine
Victor Hugo
Caesar
Attila
Clovis
Charlemange
Napoleon
Foch
Pershing
Charles Martel
Frisia
Wierbaden
Cusetay Brevis
Freving
Prussia
Sedan
Wiebaden
Frederick von Pedercredht
Omar Khayam
Edward Titegerald
Shakespere
Prohibition Test Promised By St Louis Dealers
John P. Pensa president of the St Louis Retail Liquor Dealers Association told 649 members to continue selling all liquors after July 1 to test war time prohibition enforcement. He cited a New York court of appeals ruling as not affecting local saloon keepers while expecting only a few arrests for test cases.
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St. Louis
John P. Pensa
Anarchist Plot Rumor Shifts Spanish Cortes Ceremony
Dispatches from Madrid reported rumors of an anarchist plot to assassinate King Alphonso during the Cortes opening procession. The threat prompted officials to move the ceremony from the chamber of deputies to the senate house beside the palace.
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Washington
Alphonso
Spain
Chamber of Deputies
Senate House
State Department
Madrid
Seashore Hotel and Cottage Burn at Wrightsville Beach
Fire destroyed the Seashore Hotel and an adjoining cottage at Wrightsville Beach nine miles from Wilmington. Loss is estimated at 15000 dollars. Four hundred hotel guests escaped with little trouble and saved some belongings from the flames.
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Wilmington
N. Y
Seashore
Wrightsville Beach
Shortage Pressed for WV High School Teachers
West Virginia faces a great shortage of trained science, manual training and commercial teachers for next year according to state supervisor TL Friend. He cites numerous requests from high schools and notes a need for men qualified to direct high school athletics as part of their professional duties.
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West Virginia
TL. Tb. Friend
Hisn
Friend
Bandits Loot Mine Offices. One Bandit Killed
Five robbers held up the Middle Fork mine offices near Benton Illinois two miles east today. They wounded three employees and escaped with 41000 in cash. One bandit was shot and killed as he fled, and his companions transported the body to a waiting car and fled.
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Benton
Middle Fork
Victory ribbons not authorized by the War Department
General staff clarifies that victory ribbons worn by soldiers are not officially issued or contracted for manufacture. Imitations flood the market and a proper U S ribbon cannot be produced to match the French sample, which forms the pattern for allied forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Mareh
United States
Ohio argues over forty seven cents for Columbus post office
The federal government and Ohio dispute who pays 47 cents tied to establishing offices for the fuel administration in Columbus. Ohio advanced 522.23 for furniture and freight and received 522.76 from the federal government. Comptroller Warwick says the original check was correct. the 47 cents is freight overcharge and a 41 cent federal freight tax error. Ohio must pursue the railroad for repayment.
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Ohio
Fuel Administration
Columbus
Ohio State
President weighs new commission to Poland
President Wilken told the senate via the state department he is considering sending another commission to Poland to investigate reports of Jewish massacres. He will decide after conferring in Paris with Hugh Givson, American minister to Poland.
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Poland
Washington
Wilken
Senate
State Department
Paris
Hugh Givson
Test of Time Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Fifty plus years of use claimed for Chaim berlain's Colic and Micarroea Remedy with millions of bottles sold. The vendor touts time tested reliability and dependability as lasting value for infants and families.
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Chaimberlain
West Virginia Bar Association to Convene in Fairmont
Fairmont lawyers plan an annual convention of the West Virginia Bar Association on July 22 and 23. James A. Meredith chairs the Marion county arrangements committee. Prominent speakers are expected and several important matters will be acted upon by the association.
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Fairmont
West Virginia Bar Association
James A. Meredith
Marion County Association
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