Negro Arrest in Dawson Shooting Clouded by Family Ties
Police arrested Charley Scott in Dawson shooting case at South Ruffner. He is uncle to Robert Scott, another suspect, and was held as a witness with a joint warrant accusing both colored men. Contained: local notes on church events and residents visiting Virginia and Cleveland.
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Fry Street
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South Charleston church program features seasonal event
The V Letle class of the Dave Magt church presents a program titled She Glad Seasonal at the church. Five people take part. The Winko club hosted a beach party at Cual River beach for an enjoyable evening.
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Winko Club
Cual River Beach
Pittsburgh Coal Mine Reopened After Suspension
The Pittsburgh Coal Company resumed operations at its No 3 mine between the Yament po Eheny River in Fayette County after four months, with about 40 workers returning. United Mine Workers reports say many refused to work and others petitioned for reopening, while management cut a picket line and prepared for production. The reopening follows a union-related stalemate and hints at possible restarts of nearby mines if labor disputes ease.
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Mine Workers Expel Halapy from Union
Ane 20, from the United Workers at Micini Malapy in Itpleyvale, Halapy was expelled for attempting to organize a dual p review. J T Fagan announced the action, noting Halapy's past role as editor of The Mine Workers Journal and as a union interpreter.
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Itpleyvale
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Halapy
Mine Workers Journal
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Coal loadings of week announced by Chesapeake and Ohio
The report shows weekly coal loadings for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Vine line totaling 22 908.3 cars, with figures for New River Kanoha Mulers Creek and other fields. The average per car loading and coke outputs are noted, including 42.8 cars of coke in the Kentucky field. The text also oddly mentions the White House clothes drying room.
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White House
Political row over Lehman salary cut and new post
Republican circles react to a drastic salary reduction for Mrs. Jessica Lehman of the Waterment sinking fund commission who may leave as attache to become superintendent of the state orphans home at Hiking. Officials debate the impact and authority behind the move as union from the commission discusses salaries and roles.
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Republican Women Boss Faces Demotion in State Office
Governor Gore has been advised of a demotion affecting Mrs Lehman, longtime secretary of the public debt commission and organizer of Republican women. She was offered a smaller post as matron at the West Virginia children's Home in Elkins with a salary cut from about 1000 to 1500 dollars, provoking protests from supporters across the party.
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Republican women protest discrimination in state apartments
Report describes complaints by Republican women over treatment of Mrs Lebrhan and others in state apartments. Leaders named include Flora Williams of Wheellaic and Mes. Tutuene Hearne, Mes. J. A. Meredith, and Mrs. J. Gale Ebbert among active organizers. Fears of broader action and strong opposition to the treatment surface amid ongoing organization work.
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Wheellaic
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Hearne
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