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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1921

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Battle reported in Logan county as deputies rush to aid

Reports from Welch and Logan Court House say 1000 Marmet marchers attacked coal camps fourteen miles above Logan with 300 Logan deputies responding. State forces under Captain Brockus head toward Logan as 200 miners are moved toward Blair and a border guard acts along the fringe.

Logan County W. J. Hatfield McDowell County Welch J. J. Rogers Chafin Logan Court House Clothier Coal River Logan Bee Madison Sherif Chafin Brockus Mingo County Williamson Associated Press Huntington W. Va Blair Border Guard of Deputies Herald Dispatch Ine Pluefeld Charleston Jackson Arnold

Investigation of a press agent hoax begins in New York

An investigation begun by Assistant District Attorney Banton targets a press agent hoax that led papers to publish a tale of a carrier pigeon delivering a message from Yellowstone Park alleging naturalist Edmund Heller was lost on a mountain. The message to Daniel J. Singer was called a hotel publicity scheme and Heller denied knowledge of it.

New York Yellowstone Park Edmund Heller Banton Daniel J. Singer Heller

Unrest Across Winding Gulf Miners Rally Near Blair

United Mine Workers report 3,000 marchers en route to Boone County while 1,200 armed miners gather near Blair Logan County. part of a larger movement with Ohio and Illinois miners boarding trains at South Charleston. The Lens Creek district questions a messenger from Keeney District 17 UMWA. Brigadier General Mitchell arrives by air. Paul Curley is shot in Danville after failing to stop for armed men.

Charleston W. Va United Mine Workers Gulf Boone County Blair Logan County Chesapeake and Ohio South Charleston Cincinnati Ohio Illinois Marmet United Mine Workers of America Grandville Vermillion Morgan Mitchell Air Service United States Army Paul Curley Danville

Erzberger Shot Dead in Baden Forest Murder

Berlin reports Mathias Erzberger former vice chancellor and finance minister shot dead near Offenberg Baden while on a family visit. Two youths confronted him, firing multiple shots. Deputy Dies wounded. Erzberger had long driven peace through parliamentary reform and faced fierce political attacks.

Associated Press Berlin Mathias Erzberger Herr Erzberger Offenberg Baden Bad-Griesbach Reichstag Dies Black Forest Criminal Court Karl Helfferich Oltwig von Hirschfeld von Hirschfeld Erzberger Germany Bethmann-Hollweg Helfferich Pirzberger German Center Party Maximilian Marshal Foch

Two Mexicans Arrested in Train Robbery Case

Dallas reporters say two Mexican men were arrested and held for questioning over the robbery of a Missouri Kansas and Texas Limited train near Denison yesterday. Several pouches of registered and unregistered mail were taken and the loot is expected to be large, according to postal officers.

Dallas Tex Denison

Buchanan H. Carnahan Dies. Former Oil City Mayor

Buchanan H. Carnahan aged eighty two former mayor of Oil City for two terms and fourteen years on the city council died here last night from a stroke of paralysis suffered last Christmas. He leaves a daughter and two sons.

Buchanan H. Carnahan Oil City Eity Council

Ruby postmaster and wife killed by Mexican bandits

Frank J. Pearson, postmaster at Ruby in the Oro Blanco mining district of Arizona, and Mrs. Pearson were killed at Ruby at ten o'clock this morning by Mexican bandits, according to a long distance telephone message from Tucson.

Nogales Ariz Frank J. Pearson Ruby Here Tucson Oro Blanco Pearson

Logan plane crash injures two observers at ball park

In Logan West Virginia on August 26 pilot Harry Lambert from Ironton Ohio and observer BB Rookstool were slightly injured when Lambert's Curtis biplane failed to rise and struck a tree near Logan baseball park. Rookstool dislocated shoulder and Lambert in shock. They were working for Logan county government in defense against miners invasion from Kanawha county.

Logan W. Va Harry Lambert Ironton Ohio Rookstool Lambert Curtis Logan Baseball Park Logan County Kanawha County

Rosiclare Quiet After Armed Clash Between Police and Miners

Rosiclare, Illinois, a mining village seven miles north of Elizabethtown, remained quiet after an armed clash between police and striking miners last night. Seven miners and one policeman were shot. Officer John Morgan was seriously wounded and not expected to recover. The Rosiclare and Fairview mines have been closed since September over labor disputes. about 300 union miners remain encamped nearby.

Elizabethtown Rosiclare Here John Morgan Fairview

Debs Case May Be Considered Today

Washington reports that the Debs case may be taken up with President Harding tomorrow by Attorney General Daugherty. No decision on a pardon was announced, as final action rests with the president and could not be discussed officially until he acts.

Washington Eugene V. Debs Harding Daugherty Department of Justice Debs Department

Withdrawal of Troops on Rhine Could Be Considered

Washington notes in official circles say the U S would weigh withdrawing troops from the Rhine after the Berin peace treaty ratification. Officials argue Germany paying occupation costs might influence timing and relief from the 14,000 American soldiers and over 250 million dollars owed.

Amin Washington Rhine Berlin Senate Reichstag Germany United States Army of Occupation

Stay of Execution Denied for Frank Mitto

Washington Aug 26 Justice Mc Kenna denied a stay of execution for Frank Mitto who is to die in Columbus Ohio on August 29. Counsel urged that an appeal be opened on alleged trial errors.

Washington Frank Mitto Columbus Ohio Justice McKenna Supreme Court Motto

Mulcher S Sweeps County Harness Heat Win

Mulcher S won the county harness race at Parkersburg West Virginia on August 26 easily taking the first two heats from a close field led by Red On the place horse.

Mulcher Parkersburg W. Va Mulcher S Red On

Conference urged to end Mingo county conflict

John L. Lewis urged President Harding to convene a joint conference of West Virginia miners and operators in Mingo county to abolish the Baldwin-Felts private detective force and seek an honorable settlement, with miners represented and federal troops not needed.

West Virginia Indianapolis Ind Harding John L. Lewin United Mine Workers of America Mingo County W. Va Lewis International Union Baldwin-Felts Detective Agency Roanoke Logan Mingo McDowell Mercer Sid Hatfield Welch Mr. Lewis Baldwin-Felts

British Warship to Bring American Dead

The United States accepted a British offer to return American dead aboard a Royal Navy vessel. Washington reports the British government formally requested permission to transport remains recovered from the ZR-3 on a British warship. The Navy Department favors the acceptance and the State Department will reply.

Washington State Department United States Navy Department

Dig No Coal in Kansas While Howat Is in Jail

Topeka Kansas August 26 From the day Alexander Howat goes to jail September 8 until the day he is released put a ton of coal will be dug by union miners in district No 14 William Howe secretary of the Kansas State Federation of Labor declared in a statement today He predicted the state would have to take over the mines and try to operate them if Howat remains in jail long as the result of refusing to furnish a peace bond Secretary Howe declared the state could mine coal only at an exorbitant price and that probably a special session of the legislature would grow out of the Industrial court s efforts to control the situation.

Topeka Kas Alexander Howat William Howe Kansas State Federation of Labor Howat Howe

Lloyd George ReassertsIrish Peace Terms In Note

British Premier Lloyd George sharply reiterates that Ireland must remain in the empire and join a free loyal partnership under one sovereign. He keeps doors open for talks but rejects protracted exchanges of notes, warning extremists may exploit delay. Sinn Fein reaction unsettled Dublin as Dail Eireann considers next steps. Ulster Premier Craig heads toward London for talks.

Associated Press London David Lloyd George Eamon de Valera Irish Republic Ireland Sta Opoint Lloyd George de Valera Mr. de Valera Abraham Lincoln Dublin Keamon de Valera Downing Street Dail Eireann Dublin Castle Sinn

Miners Abandon Marmet March Before Federal Pressure

In Madison West Virginia August 26 500 to 600 miners agreed to return home after a meeting with President C F Keeney and Secretary Mooney following talks with Brigadier General Bandholtz of the war department. Keeney said trains would carry the men back to Charleston and toward their homes as the march ended fifty to seventy miles from Marmet.

Associated Press Madison W. Va Aus Marmet Mingo C. F. Keeney District 17 United Mine Workers of America Keeney Peytona Coal River Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad St. Albans Charleston Baseball Park Pnouch Peytona-Madison Mr. Keeney Secretary Mooney H. H. Bandholtz War Department General Bandholtz Logan Mingo County Mooney Horse Creek Messrs Keeney and Lens Creeks

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March Boone Lens Creek Logan Ball Park C. E. Rookstool John Lew VO Call Kansas State Federation of Labor Eamonn de Valera Wesry Ang Footcore MARGE Ball Park Army
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