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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1925

Page

41

Triangular Rage Begins in Virginia Governor Race

The Virginia gubernatorial primary features a threeway contest among Senator Harry Flood Byrd Senator Walter Mapp and State Auditor C Lee Moore. Supporters split along Byrd Mapp lines with debate over change in Democratic dominance and the looming September Republican convention. The piece urges voters to consider altering political methods now rather than later.

Virginia Harry Flood Byrd Walter Mapp C. Lee Moore Moore Senator Byrd Senator Mapp Byrd H. C. Stuart Democratic Organization Sct Burd State Committee Mapp Old Dominion

Odd Fellows Plan New Hall At Swords Creek

A Swords Creek reader notes the local Odd Fellows lodge with about 100 members is building a handsome brick hall and nearing completion. The report also mentions a mail order marriage scam involving Mrs. Tiny Hylton and a Raven doctor injury after a train collision. A school building move stalls over site price.

Swords Creek Odd Fellows Hall Odd Fellows Lodge Tiny Hylton G. W. Parsons Raven

Pupils Called For Fall School Physical Examinations

Parents are urged to bring children entering school this fall to the school on Monday at 9 am for physical examinations. West of Blue Stone River report at the high school at 9 am tomorrow, east of the river at Logan Street School at 1 pm. Early dental and other defects found can be treated during the summer. Real estate assessment of Virginia Side is ongoing and will continue until finished, conducted by R. E. Bowling and T. Benbow. Squire McTeer Sanders of Tip Top is assessor for the Clear Fork district and requests assistance for Bluefield Virginia.

Bluestone River Logan Street Virginia Side R. E. Bowling

Interesting program at colored Baptist Church recital night

The north side Baptist Church will host an entertaining program Tuesday evening inviting white attendees. Mrs J H Sluse will read for church benefit, Virginia Lee Sluss will sing a solo, and Tabernacle Baptist singers and readers will participate. In a separate note, eight-week-old twin sons of Mrs Richard Maidlow died of smothering while sleeping with their mother.

Colored Baptist Church North Side J. H Sluse Virginia Lee Sluss Tabernacle Baptist Church Hornsey Pag Richard Maidlow

Would Buy Home Sarah Bernhardt Would Buy Home

Paris observers discuss plans to purchase the Boulevard Pereire residence of the late Sarah Bernhardt as a possible theatrical museum after the recent auction sale. Competing bids come from an auto dealer and an American impresario, while the widow of the former owner bought the property for 600,000 francs.

Paris Sarah Barnhardt Boulevard Pereire

Merchants Licenses Issued By City Official Monday

Commissioner J Grat Gillespie will be in the mayoral office Monday to issue merchants licenses. All merchants should apply on Monday. Also notes a Sunday School each Sunday at Christ Chapel Church of Falls Mills Virginia. George Harris superintendent welcomes all to 10 o clock service.

J. Grat Gillespie Christ Chapel Falls Mills George Harris

Go West, Young Women Emigration Rise to Canada

London report notes 56 000 emigrants sailed for Canada in 1924 under Salvation Army auspices. the article highlights a large female share with twice as many young women as men among the emigrants.

London Canada Salvation Army

Burglar Found Drunk In L A Allerton Home

A burglar, Mrs. William Harrison, was found intoxicated and asleep on a bed in the home of L A Allerton in St Louis Missouri. He had apparently consumed several bottles of ald wine and could not resist the lure of drink.

St. Louis William Harrison L. A

Stork's Family of Birds Revealed in Zoo Tales

A talking stork tells Doctor Bill and Nancy about its wide clan of relatives. He describes Billy Blue Heron and his flashy siblings, a night fishing cousin with catlike eyes, the rainbow colored Goliath Heron, white egrets hunted for feathers, Boomer the Bittern, and unnamed American kin Spoonbill and others.

Doctor Bills Hospital Nick Billy Blue Heron Billy Nancy Bill Doctor Bill Boomer America

Dream Home Open House Draws Public Interest

Public invited to see Dream Home as front lawn grading finishes and back-up tile construction visible. Cambria clay products used for back-up tile and fireplace lining with estimates of heating efficiency and fuel savings. invitation extended through Telecranh readers and friends to inspect the model residence today.

Cambria

Stork Narrates Bird Kinship Cousins In Tale

A talking stork entertains with a comical tour of avian kin and rival birds including the crowned crane red flamingoes and adjutant, while Doctor Bill tends a lame wing. The scene ends with the stork claiming renewed vigor. Bare knees ban at Vassar signals education for women.

Vassar College

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News OF Bluefield Clinch Valley ODD Fellows Building Bluefield, Virginia Wright & Mathews Blueheld R. P. Harman & Co., Inc Sarah Bernhardt Ign Affairs M. Briand Quai d'Orsay Quai d’Orsay M. Poincare M Herriot Clemenceau Briand Long Dave Solas France Tex Rickard C Camber of Deputies Premies Fiefriet Chamber Balanant M. Balanant Cirque Paris Puks Dream Home Bob Africa Stork NBA Service, Inc Winster St Bluefield, Va Telegraph Our
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