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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1925

Page

10

Road committee to inspect proposed east western link to Roanoke

The Chamber of Commerce road committee plans an inspection trip tomorrow morning over the Memorial Avenue to Cumberland Pike to Oakvale project. A direct Roanoke connection is favored, with current southern routes via Bristol and Wytheville and northern routes toward Beckley Welch and Williamson. Mercer county has exhausted state bonds, so further Route 24 improvements depend on local funding unless delays stretch five to six years.

Chamber of Commerce Memorial Avenue Cumberland Pike Oakvale Roanoke Bluefield Bristol Wythevile Beckley Welch and Williamson Shady Springs White Sulphur Springs Mercer County Princeton Glen Lyn Beaver Dd West Virginia

Pirates Clinch Series With Hairline Victory

The Pirates beat the Buccaneers in a tight clash as Peckinpaugh misplayed a moist ball, Cuyler's sharp hop drove Moore home, and Barnhart added key hits while Coveleskie steadied to seal the win.

Peckinpaugh Eddie Moore Cuyler Moore Pirates Barnhart Traynors Pittsburg Grantham

President Coolidge receives American Legion delegation in Omaha

The Day in Washington notes President Coolidge met the American Legion in Omaha Nebraska. Supreme Court heard arguments on state power to enforce minimum wage laws. Agriculture department estimated cotton production at 14,759,000 bales. Nickel Plate merger hearing continued before the Interstate Commerce Commission. Senator Herreld protested prohibition personnel changes without Senate consultation. Colonel William Mitchell refused to testify at the naval court inquiry into the Shenandoah disaster.

Coolidge American Legion Conne A Omaha Nebi Supreme Court Interstate Commerce Commission Herreld Oklahoma William Mitchell Naval Court Shenandoah

Remembering Mathewson Amid Dramatic World Series Scene

A dramatic scene energized by a packed crowd honoring Christy Mathewson as a legacy of the club’s past triumphs is recalled in a victory setting. The tribute underscores the enduring influence of vintage champions during the current championship context.

Christy Mathewson

Colored Folk Conference to Meet Here in Bluefield

The Fifteenth Annual Session of the East Tenn. and Virginia conference will convene October 20 to 26 at Blake's Chapel A M E Zion Church in Bluefield W Va. Bishop L W Kyles will preside. City choirs will sing and Drewery Hall will host meals. Municipal Hall hosts Sunday services at 11 am and 3 pm. Rev W H Wake pastor invites all to attend.

East Tenn Virginia Blake's Chapel A. M. EB. Zion Bluefield W. Va L. W. Kyles Drewery Rev W. H. Wake

Bluefield Hosts Red Fez Shriner Day

Bluefield prepares for Shriners visit with a parade of novices and patrol drills. Police will rope off Raleigh and Federal streets near the Federal building around 9 o clock to allow parking and clear routes for visitors from the coalfields. Residents are urged to avoid Federal Street and use streetcars or walk to ease traffic and provide parking for the visiting nobles.

Raleigh Bland Federal Building Shriners Federal Street Commerce Street Raleigh Street Attec

Statue unveiled as geisha tragedy marked by mass weeping

In Tokyo a statue to the goddess of mercy was unveiled under heavy sobs of hundreds of geisha kept indoors after the earthquake. Owners led the girls to the statue as prayers were drowned by tears, making the Buddhist priest's readings inaudible.

Tokyo Japan

Richard Dix and Esther Ralston Star in The Lucky Devil

Richard Dix and Esther Ralston headline Paramount Picture The Lucky Devil at the Colonial Theatre today and tomorrow with showings scheduled across the weekend.

Richard DIX Esther Ralston Lucky Devil Colonial Theatre

The Lucky Devil at the Colonial Today

Byron Morgan author of breezy automobile stories for the Saturday Evening Post writes for Richard Dix in The Lucky Devil at the Colonial. The feature brings Morgan’s car driven adventures to the screen with Dix in the lead role.

Byron Morgan Saturday Evening Post Richard Dix

The Lucky Devil film review at the Colonial

A brisk Myron Morgan tale full of racing action romance and misadventure. Richard Dix stars as a speed loving hero who wins a car in a charity bazaar, fall for a woman and overcomes schemes to claim victory in a big race.

Myron Morgan Tha Morgan Richard Dix

Wolf of LaSalle Street Returns to Face Government

John W. Worthington known as the Wolf of LaSalle Street returns to Chicago voluntarily to settle with the government after years of evading prison. He is in frail health and nearly penniless, accompanied by his daughter Alice, and seeks to draw up a will and resign himself to death behind bars. His attorney reported Worthington is partly paralyzed and transported from Mexico on a stretcher and plans to go before Federal Judge Adam C. Cliff to request a thirty-day respite.

Chicago John W. Worthington LaSalle Street Alice Worthington Wolf's Hotel Mexico Adam C. Clif

The Wolf Won't Serve Now as Deathly Ill Defendant Fights Conviction

The article recounts Worthington, nicknamed The Wolf, who built a fortune from a $5 race track bet and brokerage, then faced a federal mail fraud charges. Convicted in 1923 and sentenced to two years, he appealed to the U S Supreme Court, lost, and in January received a stay due to alleged diabetes. He fled to Los Angeles and Mexico after health issues and absences from jail.

United States Supreme Court St. Louis California Los Angeles Mexico

Long Service Awards Highlight Domestic Helpers in Portland

London reports a competition for long service among domestics with Elizabeth Ier recognized for over fifty six years in the household of the Duke of Portland. Butler wins first prize while other winners have forty seven years of service in the same family.

London Elizabeth Ier Portland Butler

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NOAD Old Cumberland Pike Buccaneers Washington Rialto the Colonial Ain Wolf OF Lasalle Street John Worthington A. 8 Bluefeld Suply America White House Kaynee Madras Percale
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