Lakes to Florida Highway rally fuels Bluefield optimism
A Bluefield editorial urges persistent energetic citizenship to complete the Lakes to Florida Highway linking Ohio to the Tar Heel border. It lauds enterprise, faith, and dynamic action to remove missing links and attract tourists and settlers to the region.
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Lakes to-Florida
Ohio
Tarheel
Nterprish
Pep
Midwest
Pen picture of Bluefield and too many attractions
A 1925 portrait of Bluefield on the Virginia West Virginia border highlights its growth. It notes merged city status on June 10 1924, population counts, county resources, rail and road networks, colleges and hospitals, and extensive civic life centered in Mercer County with Bluefield WV as a regional hub.
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Bluefield
Boundry
West Virginia
Origner
Virginia
Graham
Bristol
Texarkana
Mercer County
Norfolk and Western
Wirginian
Chesapeake and Ohio
Bluefield College
Bluefield Colored
Iriggitate
Concord State Collt Athens
United States Court
United States Commissioner
Army and Navy
Civil Service
Wach
Masons
Elks
Red Men
Bluefield Country Club
Mercer Country Club
Rotary
Kiwanie
Lions
Quota Clubs
Theeneral Western Division
Nor& Western Railway
Pocahontas
Radford
Clinch Valley
Spring Meeting of Lynchburg Presbytery Noted for Nominations
Montgomery Presbytery closes a day of spiritual formation with a devotional led by Rev Z V Roberson and a formal vote naming commissioners to the General Assembly in Pensacola Florida. Nominees include Rev W M Lorimer Rev J Harry Whitmore and Rev C G Hollandsworth with alternates and ruling elders from Lynchburg Roanoke and Bluefield. A strong sermon on immortality followed from Rev John H Grey of Bedford.
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Montgomery Presbytery
Z. V. Roberson
Raleigh Court Church
Roanoke
General Assembly
Pensacola
Fla
W. M. Lorimer
Graham Church
Bluefield
J. Harry Whitmore
D. D
Covington
CG. J. Hollandsworth
Buchanan
Norman Johnson
Blacksburg
T. K. Young
Oliver
Chas. F. Losh
Roanoke First Church
C. H. Evans
Rivermont Avenue
Lynchburg
Edwin C. Wade
Bluefield First
RE. B. Hunt
Falling Springs
K W. McFerrin
Fincastle
William Paxton
John H. Grey
Bedford
Grey
Devil Claim Attends Moonshine Trial Insanity Verdict
Fairmont West Virginia September 24 a jury in criminal court found Tony Semosky insane after he claimed the devil placed a moonshine still in his home Officers had found the still in operation there and he said he knew nothing about it stating the devil put it there
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Fairmont
W. Va
Tony Semosky
Deel
Tony
French Offer Sparks Franco American Debt Talks
The Franco American debt funding negotiations opened with France presenting a definite offer to settle four billion dollars of debt. Joseph Caillaux, French finance minister, said he wrote the proposal and that his colleagues are united. American reactions varied with some officials deeming parts unacceptable, signaling intense discussions at a mid day joint session tomorrow.
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Washington
France
Joseph Caillaux
Winston
M. Caillaux
Mellon
Mosul Muddle Thickens at League Council Session
Geneva Sept 24 The Mosul dispute intensified during a dramatic League of Nations council meeting. The resolution authorized a league commissioner to investigate British charges of ill treatment and exile of Chaldean Christians by Turks and to report on incidents affecting peace.
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Geneva
Mosul
Council of the League
M. Loucheur
Ruddi Bey
Special League
Turkey
Amery
Brussels
Wider Field of Testimony to Be Entered Monday
The presidents air board will hear broader testimony next week after reviewing statements from the war navy commerce and post office departments. Colonel William Mitchell and Commander John Rodgers are to appear with aviation chiefs and other officials as the inquiry widens. Admirals Coontz and Robinson may also be summoned to Washington for potential sabet opinions.
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Washington
President's Air Board
Dwight W. Morrow
Capitol
War, Navy, Commerce and
Post Office
William Mitchell
Army
Navy Air Services
Texas
John Rodgers
Pn-9 No. 1
Mason M. Patrick
Moffett
Wilbur
R. BE. Coontz
United States Fleet
Robinson
Navy Department
Charlotte Citizens Assure Cordial Welcome
The Charlotte Chamber of Commerce invites the Bluefield West Virginia delegation and Mecklenburg County North Carolina to Piedmont Carolinas on September 25 and 26. They express a cordial welcome and pledge to reciprocate courtesies shown during visits. Signed by Herbert Markle and T Lennick Parick, presidents respectively.
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Bien
Lakes-to-Florida
Char N. C
North Carolina
Charlotte
VN. C
Herbert Markle
Bluefield
Mecklenberg
Piedmont Carolinas
T. Lennick Parick
Virginias
Carolinas
Washington Street
Bland Courthouse
Nhvel
American Legion
Wytheville
Airy
Wanis Club
Mt Airy
At & Pleniec
Mt. Airy
Salisbury
Winston- Salem
Salem Square
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
Lexington
Concord
Statesville
Elkin
Virginia
K. OC. Patty Be
H. C. Calloway
Wild Animal
Dwo
Wreck of Shenandoah Revealed In Vivid Testimony
Lakehurst Sept 24 Naval court heard a graphic account of the Shenandoah wreck. Col C G Hall testified two engine failures likely drew the airship into the storm vortex. Evidence showed the ship began breaking before the control car fell with Commander Lansdowne. Barograph records and survivor testimony indicate a 15 minute storm period and abrupt breakup from about 6000 to 4000 feet. Hall said full engine power might have averted the catastrophe. another witness noted Lansdowne voiced no dissatisfaction with the flight plan. The session also covered ascent and descent data from the barograph and the ship’s rapid changes in altitude during the disaster.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Shenandoah
Naval Court of Inquiry
C. G. Hall
U.S. A
Zachary Lansdowne
Lansdowne
Navy Department
Col. Hall
Lary P. Jones
Hall
Carns
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