Longtime Winding Gulf leader to retire at annual meeting
Beckley W Va December 3 special It was on July 6 1908 that White gathered operators starting the Winding Gulf Operators Association He served as its first president nearly eighteen years He will retire at the Washington meeting and a luncheon will honor him with John Laing as toastmaster Attenders include EB White Fr McVann and many coal figures from West Virginia and beyond.
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Beckley
W. Va
White
West Virginia
Winding Gulf Operators’ Association
Glen White
Stotesburg
Winding Gulf, Operators' Association
Washington
Winding Gulf Operators”Association
Winding Gulf
Raleigh County
Wyoming County
Washington Hotel
John Laing
Virginian Railway
Virginian
Chesapeake and Ohio
Norfolk, and Western
EB. E. White
Glenn White
Fr. McVann
Smokeless Coal Operators’ Association
Harry Ll. Gandy
National Coal Association
Washington, D. C
Lemuel Burrows
T. F. Farrell
Stanley D. Forbes
Francis Hunter
New York
A. W. Laing
Justus Collins
G. H. Caperton
Carl Scholz
T. J. Robson
A.M. Belcher
Charleston
P. M. Snyder
Mount Hope
Panama Opens Canal and Calls for Volunteers
On January 1 1915 the Panama Canal opened to commerce saving 16020 miles of sea travel. President Roosevelt appointed Gen Goethals and Gen Gorgas to complete the project. Col B P Nicklin announces Army vacancy in Panama across infantry artillery signals engineers medical ordinance and bands with Bluefield recruiting on the second floor of the post office.
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Panama Canal
Cammerce
Atlantic
Pacific
Roosevelt
Army
General Goethals
General Gorgas
B. P. Nicklin
Army Recruiting Service
Huntington
Panama
Intantry
Coast “Artillery
Signal Corps
Engineers
Medical Department
Ordinance Department
Army Recruiting Station
Bluefield
World Court to Senate on World Court Lausanne Treaty
Washington Dec 3 The world court and the Lausanne treaty with Turkey top the foreign affairs agenda as the new Senate convenes next week. Administration leaders seek two thirds for approval. action on adhesion to the world court may be delayed.
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World Court
Turkey
Senate
Coolidge
Kellogge
Borah
State Department
Foreign Rélations Committee
Great Britain
Cameroons
East Africa
Geneva
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