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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1928

Page

2

Reed and Howell Tout Reed for Democratic Nomination

James A Reed is praised as a great American and potential presidential candidate by Charles M. Howell of Missouri who places Reed's name before the Democratic national convention. Howell argues a "human thunderbolt" is needed to defeat Hoover and defends Reed's record on government, liberty, and constitution, urging party unity.

Houston Tex James A Reed Charles M. Howell Missouri Reed Republican Party Howell James A. Reed Oon Herbert Hoover Hoover Democratic Party Eepee Senate Jefferson Hamilton Missourian Newberry Michigan Smith Ilinois Ware Pennsylvania Washington Unvon Howe

Tazewell to Celebrate Two Big Events in July

Miss Josephine Neal returns from Bland Virginia. Mrs Alfred Smith attends national Democratic convention in Houston. Tazewell prepares for Independence Day on July 4 at fair grounds with horse racing bands and an all day program. A granite monument dedication at Abb s Valley on July 14 honors Moore massacre.

Elow Alfred &. Smith Houston A. M. Renick Josephine Neal E. J. Walker Bland Fair Grounds Moore Massacre Tazewell County Virginia Tazewell Abb's Valley Moore Tazewell Fair Grounds Pisgah Richmond Bristol American Legion Red Cross Norfolk & Western Band

Spanish Aviator Franco Plans World Flight in Six Weeks

Muhe reports Spanish aviator Franco preparing for a round the world trip. He aims to finish the journey in six weeks aboard an Italian built monoplane.

Muhe Franco

Thompson nominates Huston Thompson for Democratic ticket

Houston June 2 Samuel Tilden Speare delegate from Elkins West Virginia places Huston Thompson of Colorado in nomination for the see r on the Democratic ticket presenting the name in a convention style acknowledgement

Houston Samuel Tilden Speare Elkins W. Va Huston Thompson Colorado Seer

Roses and Votes Are Mrs. McNary Hobbies

Washington reports Mrs. Charles L. McNary wife of Oregon Senator spends summers at their Willamette Valley ranch cultivating roses. In winter she serves as vice president of the District of Columbia League of Women Voters and works to mobilize a 100 percent feminine vote in the 1928 presidential election.

Washington Charles L. McNary United States Oregon

Hull Nomination Toast Highlights Cordell Hull for Democratic Banner

Houston speech by Sam Houston Hall lauded Cordell Hull as a West rooted, Woodrow Wilson aligned leader with legal heft and executive skill. The speaker attacked Republicans, praised Hull for drafting the income tax and tied him to national unity and Democratic victory.

Woodrow Wilson Wilson Derracy West Washington Supreme Court of the United States National International Huston Thompson Colorado

Cordell Hall Of Tennessee Lauded At Convention

A Tennessee delegate extols Cordell Hull as a matchless statesman. he is described as plain and modest, likened to Andrew Jackson James K. Polk and Woodrow Wilson, and praised for leadership without reliance on corruption funds.

Borah Sinclair Tennessee America Andrew Jackson James K. Polk Woodrow Wilson Cordel Hall

Hitchcock Tribute Highlights Hitchcock for Nation's Leader

At a Houston convention Eugene D. O'Sullivan presented Ex Senator Gilbert N. Hitchcock as an honest man fit for the presidency. He praised Hitchcock's wartime record and warned against self serving leaders, recalling William Jennings Bryan and urging tolerance, liberty, and the Golden Rule as Nebraska backs Hitchcock.

Houston Tex Nebraska Eugene D. O'Sullivan Omaha Gilbert N. Hitchcock League of Nations Woodrow Wilson Senate O'Sullivan Green Bay Hitchcock William Jennings Bryan Arlington Cemetery Sullivan Wilson Gilbert M. Hitchecock Evan United States

Confesses Slaying in West Virginia State Police Report

Belington West Virginia June 24 A Russell Davis twenty one was shot and killed today at his father W I Davis home near Herve Alfred Gordon two confessed to state police that he shot the youth Gordon will be given a preliminary hearing tomorrow He is jailed at Priltpot Gordon said he drove to the Davis home to purchase liquor quarreled over price and shot him when he beat him to the draw

Sheep Con Campaign Aims At Manitoba Armers

Canada launches a outreach plea to Manitoba farmers to boost interest in the sheep industry. The plan advertises low cost distributions and installment payments to promote sheep ownership and production.

Canada Manitoba Armera

Methodist Ladies to Present Pageant at Palmer Hall

Palmer Hall hosts a Methodist social with dinner at 6 45 pm for ladies of the Methodist and Virginia Side churches. After dinner the women present a pageant and music entertainment, moved indoors due to weather. Tickets sold well as advance sales hinted at a large turnout. The program highlights womanhood and achievements of world figures.

Palmer Hall Methodist Church Virginia Side

Rites Held for Mrs Martha B French

Funeral services were held in the Virginia Side aggiard for Mrs Martha B French age 23. The pastor Rev M C Hughes led the rites. Interment followed at Maple Hill Cemetery after an eight month illness.

Virginia Side Aggiard Martha B Nosarr Sanders Drive M. C. Hughes Maple Hill Cemetery French

Virginia Side Shows Interest in Parley

Virginia Side residents find the Democratic national convention entertaining with nightly radio coverage from Houston stations. The past two evenings reportedly had unusually good receptions for this season and the keynote address along with nominating speeches were heard as if nearby.

Virginia Houston

Viking Ships Could Make Seven Knots

Stockholm June 28 The ancient dragon ships of the Swedish Vikings could attain speeds of seven knots or more, surpassing Columbus era ships which reached six and a half knots. Archaeologist Dr Arthur Norden bases this on ship studies and 1893 tests with a replica of the Godstad Viking. The replica measured 78.7 feet in length and 16.4 feet in width.

Stockholm Arthur Norden Norway Atlantic

Half and Half Hats Reflect Summer Fashion Contrasts

Paris designers show mid summer collections featuring half and half hats. Flowered toques split white and black, black felt hats with white straw brims, and hats with shiny leaves also divided black and white.

Paris

Dress of Gold Lame Shows Oriental Trend

At a gala at the Inter Allied club in Paris on June 28 a striking costume featured a gold lame dress with a simple blouse and long full skirt reaching the ankles, complemented by an embroidered girdle. The overall effect was described as Oriental and ental.

Paris Inter-Allied Club

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