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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1922
Page
18
High volatile fields in West Virginia show renewed production and stabilizing prices as demand, though subdued, remains steady. Output peaks in June exceed prior highs while shipments to Ohio, the lakes, and western markets continue amid slower market activity and cautious contracting after the strike.
Labor shortages keep coal production around 180000 tons weekly in the Winding Gulf region, with potential output over 200000 tons if mines could operate at capacity. The strike no longer limits operation, but buying is subdued as buyers wait for lower prices. Prices top the $8 per ton average by about fifty cents in some cases, and producers delay quotes awaiting action from Washington.
A Chicago report notes Dr. Bunde sen and colleagues immersed coli, diphtheria, and staphylococci in brine. The researchers observed multiplication, concluding tears shed by a woman remain as potent as ever against germs in this context.
Output rose in the ninth week of the strike as more mines operated and more men worked. Baltimore and Ohio lines show larger scale operations on Charleston and Cumberland divisions with Morgan Town and Kingwood using coal. production stays over 100000 tons weekly amid cautious buyers and price hesitations.
Despite miners on strike, mines in the upper Potomac and Georges Creek regions resume operation. Several mines, including Old Colony Coal near Westernport, Piedmont and Georges Creek Coal Company, and Rowe Bros. Coal Company, report steady output with increasing manpower in Oakland. Output in the Upper Potomac region nears 20,000 tons weekly amid rising demand and high prices.
A New Jersey man, following misguided advice from a sophisticated friend, chased a woman after meeting her, grabbed her, and within 11 minutes faced a grim outcome. The incident underscores a dangerous misunderstanding of relationships and personal safety.
Associated Press correspondence from Stockholm reports a well organized liquor smuggling trade into Norway. More than 100 vessels waited outside fjords to serve Norwegian buyers, using Sweden as an entry point and Danish and German crews. Prices drop as drunkenness rises. revenue from liquor has collapsed since prohibition.
New River operators push to 15 000 to 20 000 tons daily as more mines resume in June despite yesterday demand dips in tidewater and coastwise markets. The strike easing restores district output with several large plants back online and a price near three dollars a ton amid a tentative price stabilization.
Prices fluctuated after the Washington price conference with a recovery in mine run and other grades. Buyers sought tonnage quickly after prices were fixed, awaiting action to secure a better pricing line and tonnage availability.
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