MacAlpin mine screening plant to be rebuilt
Rebuilding work on the screening plant at Mac Alpin mine is planned with the company stating it will have the ground ready to start soon. The mine lies on Virgins railway in Rulelab county and the effort is backed by officials and a general manager. Local officials and industry figures visited by reporters note the project aims to increase tonnage and efficiency amid broader coal industry activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de We I Bunty
Mac Alpin
Mac Alpin -Oul
Mae Alpis
Virgins
Rulelab
Vane
Martin L. Gary
Fayette County
Lev
Kempt
Wabash Co 0 Company
Chica
Huffman
Tone
Reung General Manamer
Fordson Coal Company
Manry Ford Interents
Fle
Woh
Joe
Fond Creek
Kline Coat Company
Saveapalls Waka
Lance Tle
Enoch Varcer, Jr
Cosgrove and Company Chicago
Coat Wholeanlers
Chiccacao
Tunaday
W. A Carver
Percy Veltner & Sone
Chesne
Univer Coalacy
Charterton
Cleveland
Hand
Coserave and Company
Thla
Chile
Robert Wy. Morris
Roy Anated
Gianhoud
Rueward O'Tote
United States
Aomaryet
Tt Tass
Minins Ensineen
Porahontas Cand
Welkh
Auccerda
Yarnell
Mort Wayne
Tid Mp
Varnetl
Rand
Eravel Lasiness
Pemberton Cand
Afinity
Anthea
Supericondent
Ashland
McNowell County
Anelieh
Conmany Bye
David P. Reta
Pocahontan Minus Conmpany, Incorporated
Merwe
Wo Callway
Douglas
Muncey Coal Mining Company
Keynton
Hoaved.s
Cnfe
Thompson Intercats
Durbin
Western Maryland Railway
la Branch
Haraline
Massachusetts
Southern Wear
Miss Browne Meets Lenglen In Tennis Final Duel
June Mies Mary Browne, in the Wightman Cup final, beat Ieuan of Holland 6-0 6-1 to set up a Lenglen rematch. Suzanne Lenglen defeated Joan Prial England 6-2 6-4 to advance, while Vincent Ateharits upset Haron Von Keheling in a thunderstorm interrupted match.
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Mies
Mary Ji. Browne
Tajitvis O
Suzanne Lengten
Ieuan
Holland
Stelen Witts
Howard Kinsey
Cean
Brontra
Neasty
Mrs Bouman
Four Arrested On Day Charges In Prohibition Sweep
A state prohibition department report shows four arrests on a single day for violations. One plea was received. another convicted and sentenced to thirty days in jail. Two had orders for hearings. Additional arrests cited moonshine operations in Clarksville and nearby areas. Also notice of a disengagement and marriage announcements. Earnings reports show April net of 214,570 for a set of companies, with four months ending April 10 recording 100,581 in the commercial department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Prohibition Department
Clarkaturk
Ginis
Apel
Castner, Curran and Hulett, Incorporated
Tre
New Hartland) and Company
New England Fuel and Transportation Company
Wast Virginia
Myrtle Steamehry Company
Man Arrested in Assault Case in Kanawha County
Doyle, a dealer from Tonceverte, was jailed in Kanawha after a 15 year old girl identified him as her attacker during a hotel arrest led by Corporal GC W. Hisaem and Trooper Worry Brown. The girl, injured, remained at home.
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BT. Doyle
Tonceverte
Kanawha County
AnaWer
Dank
Levi
GC. W. Hisaem
Worry Brown
Severant Wilson
Yost
Doyle
Artest
Justice of the Peace
W. A. Tilley
Day in Washington Reports on Appropriation and Wheat Conditions
The article notes a request for 375000 to repair the White House. Agriculture bureau reports spring wheat on June 1 as the poorest on record. Senate committee opens inquiry into senatorial campaign expenditures with Governor Winchot testifying. Presidential prohibition order is shelved as unused for the present war.
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Airbaciment of Agriculture
Senate
Winchot
Senate Judiciary Committee
Two Route Proposals for Hard Road Voted July 7
District voters will choose between Pot branch and Rubel Mountain routes for project Ny. The 3.67 mile Pot branch costs about 165,000 and the 2.5 mile Rubel Mountain route about 4084,000, with roughly 39,000 funded locally to support around around road work. Election includes five projects detailing improvements from Dunlap's store to Alum Creek area and various creek crossings, with officers named for three precincts. Clara Fislda dies after choking on a toy balloon in Gosnen Indiana.
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Propedsad
Washington
Por Branch
H.R. Barton
de da
Toal
Dunlap
Thuth
Jesus! Trace
Davis Creek
Rubel Mountain
C.atenna Nee
Albert Griffith
Urlar Creek
Bee ‘Trae Mountain
Charleston-Havilin
Alum Creek
Habal Mountain
Davin Creek
Hara Pauley
Charleston-Mamiin
Suck Cork
Alum Crook
Opania
Miller Town
Crooked Creek
James Loftux Water
Jeff MiJer
Little Crooked Creek
Ballard
Ballard's Station On the Coal River
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Thowe
Dollete
Clarriet
Hoy Shulte
Smith's Cresk
Creey
Smith's Creak
Tufus Thornton
Smith's Creek
Noy Schutt
C. ¢ Pauley
C. V. Holpstine
Mervin Stone
W. J. Hall
Com Mianionerm
Browning
Miatone
Roy Pauley
Clarke
H. ¢ Means
Th. DP
Clleaple
Briat Creek
Hanry Cash
Fowler Slack
C. & Cann
Mack Burris
Hill Elected Head of Teachers Union
Lancaster California report notes Rev H Shelley of Lancaster presiding as the Teachers Protective union elected a complete local leadership. Officers include president T TW, vice president Heanor I Hopper, secretary-treasurer Allen Kina Mettt, and local deputy Moe union. The union serves teachers with hospitalization and health benefits. It has 20,000 members and paid out over $60,000 in benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal
Teachers’ Protective Union of
Lancaster
Allen Kina Mettt
Teachers Protective Union
Wcope
Fia
Benefts
Shelley
Te” Reformed
Willowtreet
Lannwater County
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Macalpin
Gulf Branch
Miss Browne
Lenglen
Helen Wills
Hollander
Mra
Clare Tele Neal
Charleston
Pow. Iucklitt
Montxomery
Hield
America
Are
Virginian Theatre
State Street
Nature
P. H. Doyle
Ronceverte
Dana Girl
Malden Road
Cuokta
Nalloon Gosnen
Ind
Clara Fislda
Virginia's
Finest Man's Store Society
Kuffenheimer
Hill
Teachers Union
Lancaster Association
Mha
Youshist
J. J. Youseta
Virginia Street
United Auto Supply Co
Quarrier and Broad Streets
Dayton
Pioneer
Dayton Tires
West Virginia
Tire Coz
Bob” Singer
Virginia St
F. W. Hughes Co
Howard
Main St
Gauley Bridge
O. O. Walker
Mgr
W. Va
E. J. Howard
Kanawha Beau Piedmont
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