Area Churches Share Sunday Services and Schedules
A list of local church offerings across denominations includes First Christian Grace Methodist First Baptist Calvary Baptist Christ Episcopal Bland Street Methodist Immanuel Lutheran Sacred Heart Catholic Presbyterian and Christian Endeavor. Services cover Sunday schools morning and evening worship prayer meetings midweek and invitations to visitors and strangers.
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Cheyney
P. Ipisttvander
Christ Episcopal
Princeton
Immanuel Lutheran
Mercer Street
Duhling
Charles F. Steck, Jr
W. J. Cole
Sermoney
Luther League
P. m
Two Strikers Shot and Killed at Lewis Mine
Reports from Fairmont West Virginia describe a deadly clash at the Hughes mine with two striking miners shot dead. Police and deputies surrounded the scene but did not disclose the shooter. In a separate incident, about 100 foreigners from Monongah were arrested after a protest in Fairmont. Bloodhounds were later deployed to Weaver after a mine tipple was set aflame nearby.
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Lewis Mine
Haymond Maxwell
Fairmont
W. Va
Hughes
Charlton
Monongah
Weaver
Bikins
Massacre of Non-Union Miners Sparks Municipal Turmoil
County authorities and union leaders faced threats of further outbreaks after a mass assault on non union miners. Col Samuel Hunter warned Springfield officials aid would be needed if trouble continued. Hugh Willis and other union leaders urged workers to return to mines and pledged protection.
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Col
Samuel Hunter
Eneral
Jack
Springfield
Hunter
Hugh Willis
Willis
United Mine Workers of America
Miners’ Union
Wise committee finishes Beckley inquiry without statement
The committee named by Rabbi Stephen Wise to study miners conditions in the New River coal fields completed its work in Beckley W Va with no public statement of findings. A forwarding address for New York was left at the hotel where Father K A McGown Dr Sidney Goldstein and Winthrop Lane remained during the week long investigation.
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Beckley
W. Va
Rabbi Stephen Wise
New River
New York City
Father K. A. McGown
Sidney Goldstein
Winthrop Lane
Governor orders fullest inquiry into Herrin riot
Governor Len Small demanded a full inquiry into the Herrin riot and ordered a special board, led by Major General Milton Foreman, to entrain at once. He said officials misled him, cited delays by Hunter and Medill, and pledged to uncover why county authorities failed to preserve order and why troops were not called earlier.
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Associated Press
Waukegan
Len Smail
Herrin
Milton J. Foreman
Liamson County
Robert Medill
Small
Special Board of
Samuel N. Hunter
Black
Ilinois
Col. Hunter
Germans Protest Versailles Entente Costs At Genoa Talks
Washington reports bitter German protests over Versailles Commission salaries and Allied expenses. Details show monthly costs for interallied commissions, occupation troops, and allocations among France, Britain, Belgium, and the United States, with Americans holding several key posts.
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Washington
Germany
Genoa
Reparations Commission
Entente Commission
Interallied Centre
Madagascar
Interallied Coal Commission
Missing Research Commission
France
Belgium
England
America
Italy
Three Known Dead in Manitoba Storm Ravaging Central Province
Brandon Manitoba reports three dead and numerous injuries after a storm swept central Manitoba. Officials anticipate higher casualty totals as reports from other sections arrive and property damage is described as heavy. The note on talcum powder usage appears unrelated to the storm news.
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Brandon
Manitoba
Wu Ting Fang Dies in Canton Former Chinese Leader
Shanghai reports Wu Ting Fang former minister to Washington and Sun Yat Sen era foreign minister died in Canton this morning. A Reuters dispatch notes Wu a leading figure in Chinese politics and law who remained loyal to Sun Yat Sen and was believed to have fled Canton with the deposed southern press.
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Washington
China
Associated Press
Shanghai
Wu Ting Fang
Sun Yat Sen
Southern Republic
Canton
Reuter
South China
Lord Succeeds Dawes as Director of Budget
Washington announces Brigadier General H. M. Lord will succeed Charles G. Dawes as director of the budget. The brief White House note confirms the appointment, with no immediate detail on when the change takes effect.
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Lord
Dawes
Washington
H. M. Lord
War Department
Charles G. Dawes
White House
Prince Hall Masons Conclude Assembly in West Virginia
The Prince Hall Grand Lodge of West Virginia closes its 1922-23 session in Bluefield with grand officers from many lodges and high attendance. Delegates, rosters, and relief fund updates mark its final day as Raleigh, West Virginia, is named for next meeting. Local notes include visits by Rev J W Morton, Miss Francis Stewart, and Dr C Mitchell among others.
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Prince Hall Masons
Prince Hall Grand Lodge
West Virginia
Arthur A. Settle
New York
Royal Arch Masons
Knights Templar
Order of
Eastern Star
Jericho
M. M. Bellet
Royal Arch
Raleigh
W. Va
Alfred FE. Goodwyn
Bluefield
Wm. Benson
Mont
Elmer Brown
Relief Fund
Prince Hall
Royal Arshir Fog
Goodwyn
H. A
J. 8. Coleman
E. G. H. Priest
K. F. Slater
Madison
John A. Batley
Hinton
Riley
Hyden Smith
Veil
Charles Wheeling
D. C. Coleman
Grafton
L. J. Holland
Grand Sentinel
Morgantown
J. F. Stephens
J. W. Morton
George Deane
Switchback
Francis Stewart
Johnson City
Tenn
H. C. Brown
Wilcoe
Misa C. Johnson
Bland Street
C. C. Crenshaw
O. M. Johnson
C. J. Kingslow
The
Medical Association
Keystone
Dr. C. Mitchell
Negro youth hanged by mob in Texas
Houston June 23 Warren Sweis eighteen year old negro was hanged at New Cacus Montgomery county late today after confessing to a mob of three hundred persons that he had attacked a young white woman living near the city. There are fewer foreign born farmers in the south than in any other section of the country.
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Texas
Houston
Warren Sweis
New Cacus
Montgomery
County
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Grace Methodist
W. M. Morrell
First Baptist
J. Taylor Stinson
Calvary Baptist
M. W. My
Rufus Ek. Holder
Bland Street Methodist
T. S. Hamilton
Sun Gay School
Epworth League
Board of Stewards
Sacred Heart Catholic
Presbyterian
J. L. Alexander
Samuel W. Moore
Christian Endeavor Societies
South
WISE
Telegraph
J. W. Waters CO
Jewelers
Federal St. L
Thornhill
W. H. Harry & Company
Illinois
United States
News OF the Colored People
Victor Records
Victor
Bluefield Furniture CO
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