Relief Corps Dinner for Veterans Held at Ripley
The Relief Corps hosted a veterans dinner at Ripley with speakers including Grant P. Hall and W. D. Matthews. Commander A H Willama led a toast, and Jeanie Baker presided as chaplain with a program honoring Lincoln. Attendees included numerous members and local clergy from Blunden Port No. 73 and nearby groups.
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G. A. Reitianer
Blunden Woman's Relief Corps No
Grant P. Hall
Atte
W. D. Matthews
A. H. Willama
Blunden Port No
Mra
Jeanie Daker
Relief
PH. Camp
Sire
Donahue
Sra
J. Sherwood
K. W. Nine
Elizabeth Menser
S. Shirkes
Joel Cottrell
Virainin
Catherine
Woodson
T. I Matthews
C. L Smith
Wimme
Daiwas
Nellie Cich
Helen Mefla
Elisabeth Zoll
Dorothy Vanshoy
Frantes Dlobertson
Mra. 5
Hoberteen
E. E. Yall
J. J. Eth
Phil Dtamaker
Mee
A. Flynn
Freak Harnam
Alldie Nuttat
Carl Lawhorn
Mim
Helen Lawhorn
Elisa Virginn Waah
Atras Ty
Prenter Quits Mine Directorate Berth
W S Prenter resigns from the Coal Sliver Collieries board as new directors are elected at an adjourned annual meeting. Warren Sona and Henton resignations open three vacancies. G E Sandberg and C W Pearson among new directors with many stockholders attending.
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Willcntington
Barnes
Commei
W. S. Prenter
Colilories
Warren 4. Sona
Brotherhood of Incomotive Engineers
Me.Prantur
Wanry L. Vorter
GE. Sandberg
Charleston
W. Way
Pearson
Taylors Coal Speech Echoes in Congress Debate
The speech by Congressman J Alfred Taylor in the House of Representatives critiques proposed coal legislation as a remedy for wartime shortages. He argues regulation risks stifling a vital industry, notes history from the anthracite strike, and highlights price and supply dynamics across coal types and private dealers. He warns that government fixed prices and data demands could hurt producers and consumers alike.
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Taylo
Congress
J. Alfred Taylor
Houe of Representatives
Miwes
Regimia
Mike
Sthera
Regulation Debate Over Coal Prices and Free Market
A coal dealer exploits price gaps between contract and open market coal to justify charging consumers higher prices. Writers argue regulation is dangerous, urging limited intervention and highlighting existing controls like price setting by rail routes and anti trust laws. They claim exploration of other sectors for regulation would unfairly target producers and harm the economy.
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Aylne
West Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Community Notes From Chesapeake and Vicinity
Mr. Jock reports Shepherd has returned from the Kanawhi Valley hospital. Mrs. Michel Gee and children returned from a visit to Talge. Mrs. Altes Moore and children spent Sunday in Chesapeake with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Huot hosted Mr. and Mrs. J. Shephard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harlexa hosted guests. Joe Jarrell and Misemma Ferrell visited Logan.
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Jock
Shepherd
Kanawhi Valley Hospital
Michel Gee
Talge
Mra
Altes Moore
Chesapeake
Willam Huot
Kueste
J. 2. Shepherd
Charles Harlexa
Sirs
Joe Jarrell
Misemma Ferrell
Mr. Teddle Loeren
Logan
Birthday dinner honors Mr Shearer at home
A social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs C Shearer celebrated Mr Shearer’s birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Shearer and many relatives and friends from Winifrede, Jianawha City, Tweeda, and Charleston among others.
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Meter
Anurphan
Ara ¥. C. Shearer
Etheldee
Aire Ray Shearer
Brs
Harry Shearer
Jianawha City
Nore Spears
Levi
Stine Green
Tweeda
Sire
Minnie Hamilton
Charleston
Miser
May Dewn
Rts
Manchester
Eng
Nise Clara Jones
Mystery Money Fortune Reported After Woman Found Dead
The story notes a woman found dead behind a door covered with money and cites her alleged chief heir Albert Higgins, a pauper in the poor house for 15 years. Several hundred claimants seek the fortune, with estimates ranging from $200,000 to possibly $350,000.
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Mizer
Albert Higgins
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