Maynard of Raven Va on business trip to Ohio
Al Maynard of Raven Virginia a Dewey Brothers milling representative passed Bluefield Saturday en route to Cincinnati and other Ohio cities for a long business trip. He will visit the home office of the milling firm and return to Bluefield for further travel. The item notes other ads and local notices in the same issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Maynard
Raven
Ciikeh Valley
Dewey Brothers Company
Merchant Millers
Blancheater
Ohio
Bluefield
Cincinnati
Maynard
Spuhy Fa
Keaver ‘High
Real Estate Listing in the Daily Telegraph Classifieds
An advertisement promotes the Daily Telegraph classified section for nearest complete net of houses, business, buildings and lots in Sixfield. It touts value in real estate, urges selling or buying, and notes a classified rate of 3 cents per word for first insertion and 1 cent per word for subsequent insertions.
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Bivefield
Thulegraph
Daily Telegraph
San Antonio Becomes Texas Hollywood As Two Films Arrive
Hometown visitors report San Antonio turns into a film capital as Famous Players-Lasky productions The Rough Riders and Wings bring stars, crews, and a Hollywood bustle. Edits describe actors Charles Met Mack George Bancroft and Henry Hathaway on location with notes on the cast, extras, and a camp setup outside the city.
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Hyman Thomas
Antonio
Texas
San Antonio
Hollywood
California
Famous Players-Lasky Studio
Thal
Rough Riders
Wings
Mary Astor
Charley Farrel
George Bancroft
Victor Fleming
Jimmy Howe
Noah Beery
Henry Hathaway
Ho Hin
Edith Warren
Paley Devon
Ben Markgon
Nyke
Teddy Roosevelt
Lindsay
Tila Ife
Wiliam Wellman
Richard Arlen
Jen
Royal Flying Squadron
Entrance in Court Fades From View in 1926 World Court Debate
Washington dispatch reports American entry into the world court fading from the picture as President Coolidge rejects a new protocol. The administration insists senate reservations protect sovereignty, but powers interpret them differently. Moore’s draft reservations, including a veto on advisory opinions, complication the path, and support in the Senate wanes amid 1928 politics.
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George R. Wommes
Internationnal News Service
International News Service
Washington
Amorican
World Court
White House
Coolidge
Senate
Sowa
Kelloge
John Bassett
Moore
Harding- Hughes-Coolidge
Geneva
United States
Kellogg
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Smanson
Virginia
Walsh
Montana
Harding-Hughes
League
Ba Senate
Uniform hotel meals set at two shillings and sixpence
London reports the Royal Automobile Club plans uniform pricing for meals at British hotels and inns. About 6,006 establishments were proposed, 1,000 contacted for appointments and 700 approved to display the diamond insignia. The scheme guarantees a standard meal any time with fixed pricing and no increases under any circumstances.
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London
Britain
Royal Automobile Club
Marshall College Beats Broaddus In Season Opener
Huntington WVa September 26 Marshall College opened its football season with a 4 to 0 victory over Broaddus College here today. The scoring came from two touchdowns by Prince and Potting, alternating at fullback. The visitors crossed the line in the first and second periods, with both extra points added by kicks. The game marked the first meeting of teams using the McIntyre and Spears coaching systems, with Tallman of Marshall and Chenoweth of Broaddus having trained apart at West Virginia University.
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Huntington
W. Va
Marshall College
Broadviue College
Prince
Potting
McIntyre
Spears
Tallman
Marshall
West Virginia University
Reien
Chenoweth
Broaddag
Tech Triumphs Over Roanoke In debut at Miles Stadium
Virginia Tech shut out Roanoke College 47 to 0 in the inaugural Miles Stadium game. Tech opened fast with a quick score and led at every quarter, despite hot weather slowing the offense in the second half. Captain Moran and the backfield led by Mileack McEver McArthur and Peake highlighted the attack, while Roanoke’s Miller stood out for the Maroons.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Roanoke College
Miles Stadium
Techmen
Maroons
Virginia ‘Tech
Roandle College
McArthur
Aosition
Gobblara
Andy Gustafson
Tech
Moran
Los
Mileack
McEver
Peake
Rice
Roanoke Collage
Sprayham
Miller
Teoanoke Pos
Kpt
Wilson
T. Bu. Nutter
Marah
P Givens
Ceee le Gilee Reas Ee Jones Gee Giyeets Moran
Nank
Mitchell
Eve Milea
Heald
Virginia
Burks
Belmont
Roanoke
Haislip
Shannon
Fix
Logan
Sheppard
Sebeck
Brown
Looney
Fifegell
Hotchkisd
Mattox
Red Cross funds urged as community rally exceeds goal
A local appeal praises Rev D Hart and calls for donations to mercy through the Red Cross. A list shows many contributors including Bluefield Lodge B'nai B'rith and Mercer Funeral Home, with totals around 286 dollars. The piece urges residents to support relief efforts, noting gifts can be recovered in future need.
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D. Hart
Hell
Red Cross
Bhuefield Lodge
J. A. Baylor
Roy. D. NM
Carr
Misa Caroling Burney Yseire
B.D. C. BE
F.ow. Udy
Mandel Abrahamaon
R. G. Mandows
Bluefielders Return From Big Prize Fight
Meat of the Bluefielders who attended the Compasy Tunkey heavy weight championship fight in Philadelphia have returned home. Some expressed pleasure with the results while others voiced disappointment. In the overall events two department witnesses observed batter events in amateur class.
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Philadelphia
New Style in Girls Failure to Sailors
Virginia Swain reports from New York on Mia Janet Roper of the Sea man's Church Institute, noting that the new style in girls fails to win over sailors who crave gentleness and monogamy. Roper, a veteran observer of seamen, describes how wild hair and urban fashion alienate longshoremen and captains alike, while detailing three decades of service among seamen, including cross-cultural friendships and a houseful of parrots.
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Virginia Swain
New York
Don Juan
Mia
Janet Roper
Seaman's Church Institute of New York
Mrs. Roper
Roger
Jottera
Old Salta
Boston
Janet Roper Guides Seafaring Men Homeward
Janet Roper, a worker with the Institute, provides sympathy, practical aid, and spiritual guidance to sailors ashore. She helps ease homesickness, offers conversations, library books, and money when needed, and notes how sailors cling to a sense of home despite distant ports.
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Janet Roper
Institute
Toper
Plano
Walla
Dominican Brotherhood
Moody Institute
Bat
Frank Hancock Hurt In Fall From Swing
Frank Hancock a 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs C B Hancock was injured Saturday when he fell from a swing while playing with friends on Stony Ridge behind the Hancock home A two inch gash was cut in his left forearm and he was taken to Bluefield Sanitarium where the injuries were treated.
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Irank Hancock
C. B. Hancock
Young Hancock
Stony Ridge
Hancock
Bluefield Sanitarium
Mishaps in Tug River field cited by Lambie
R M Lambie head of the state department of mines issues a circular to Tug River field shippers noting 70 August fatally accidents statewide with McDowell County accounting for 24.3 percent and 82.4 percent of McDowell fatalities in the Tug River field.
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R. M. Lambie
State Department of Mines
Tug River
McDowell County
Lambie
Tug River Field
Travel Plans for Local Railway Storekeeper
Go es to coast t. .n. Francisco, of Brush Fork, west yard storekeeper for the Norfolk and Western Railway Company here, left last night on an extended trip to the Pacific coast. He will
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T. .N. Francisco
Brush Fork
West Yard
Norfol and Western Railway Company
Pacific Coast
Pocahontas Coal Output Rises to Record September Hope
Coal production in the Pocahontas field for the week ending September 18 totaled 405,820 net tons, per the Pocahontas Operators Association. Output was slightly lower than the prior week but is expected to boost the month’s total towards a new Norfolk & Western rally record.
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Pocahontas
W. Ei
H. Koepler
Norfolk & Western
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Oregon
Francisco
Jattar
Greater Bluefield Business College
Commerce Street
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