Mining Course At University Starts With 32 Enrolled
Thirty two men are enrolled in the coal mining short course at Wear Virginia University Morgantown the program split into elementary and advanced sections with twenty in the elementary group and twelve in the advanced one. Nine graduates marked the mining school Commencement exercises and several graduates announced future plans including positions with Crab Orchard Coal Company West Virginia Department of Mines and various oil and gas outfits. Personal mentions cover executive moves and visits among mining firms and local officials shaping the region’s coal industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Dunlac
Wear Virginia University
Morgantown
Nublia
Went Sirxtnia University
Ware Het
Harmer
Golt
Crab Orchard Coat Company
Eccles
HL Gillie
Charleston
West Virginia Department of Mines
Lfa
Given
Sutton
HM. Iy
Hin Nipatera
Dilven WM
West Virginia
J. F. Magan
Hundred
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Fort Worth
Texan
Tallman
Point Pleasant
Bat
Trancontinental Oil Company
Tulsa
Oklahoma
G. E. Fish
Mackhannon
Tan Ace
Inland Creek Coal Company
Holge
Grier
Peirce
Huntington
Paire, OU and Gas Company
Nort Melani
Fairmont
P. D. McMurrer
Ehert Wotrink
Storgantown
HL Gite
Itt Morgantown
West Virdinia University
E. Lawall
Ollila
Charlestonian
Carre Fork Coal Company
Kentucky
Virginia
Cincinnati
Harmony
Mockhaldera
Baward
Fotlows
Carr's Fork Coal Company
Ferry County
le EL Stong
Clneluath
Charmatun
Welling &Ct
Carew Creek Company
Bullock
Hie Holdings
Littiepare
Asroeiios
Gilbertb
Bonron
Ohio Valley Bank
Hortemouth
Oho
Wallins Catek Coal Company
Carr's Creek Fork
Allock
Carre Fork Company
Butlick
G. Brooke
Colvord Coat Company
Charivrion
New York State
Palnta
Canada
A. Tilttor
Milwaukee
Wie
O. A. Hitter Coal
Fexian
Buskey
Norfolk
Virginian Railway
B. Wi Rodne
New Iver Export Coal Company
Lockout
Waa
JW. Lewton
Pond Coal Company
Springsinger County
George Linton
Quinchimont
Fayette County
Beary
Laurel Glenwood
Everton
Branch
Tagwart
Moruce Fiver Com Company
Mason
Ohio
Kanawha Country Club
William Donnelly
Secratary
Logan and Kanawha Coal Company
Freg Liggett
Logan and Hapawal Company
Cinceinnati, Toad
New Haven
Homer
Dill
Homer C. Gitl Coal Company
Columbus
G. ML. Staples
Fordson Coal Company
Stone
Ford Motor Company Comissary
Bluefield
Joe John Dunn
Brona
Port- Hon
Turner Coal Company
Mayland
J. M. Clark
Mary Eagle Com Company
Nancy May
Lorgantown
Wear Virginia
Clari
Wittahureh
Pea
Chicoke
St. Paul
Churles
Toa
Georgia Aiders at Bunker Hill Celebrated in Savannah
In Savannah Georgia on June 11 the 1755 Bunker Hill anniversary is noted. Colonists and leaders including Noble Wymberly Jones Joseph Habapatahant Edward Telfair William Gibbons Joseph Clay helped seize 600 pounds of gunpowder from a Bedford magazine to aid the revolutionary effort.
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Savannas
Bunker Hill
Massachusetts
New England
Georricta
Lexington
Ctenrgta Tone
Wright
Noble Wymberly Jones
Joseph Habpatahant
Edward Telfair
William Gibbons
Joseph Clay
John Attleedge
Georgia
Governor Wright Offers Reward for Arrests Mentioned
The governor offered a reward of 160 pounds for the arrest of offenders but found no takers. A mysterious withpowder was sent to Beaufort for safekeeping and then forwarded to Faston aboard the next boat. The events unfold amid the opening drama of Homtitties in the battle of Junker Hil.
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Wright
Beaufort
Faston
Junker Hil
Reckless Driving Leads to 15 Day Sentence
Judge O B Bop buttty in West Charleston court yesterday morning gave H U Hoffman a 15 day sentence for reckless driving after his car struck a sidewalk on Virginia street injuring Mildred Holly. Hoffman claimed he swerved to avoid a street car and another vehicle. appeal planned.
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O. B. Bopbuttty
H. U. Hoffman
Wotman
Virginia Street
West Charlestna
Ario
Mldred Holly
Wiedmont Road
St. Francia
Juda Hobbit
Wulfman
Huffman
Ross kidnapping case resurfaces in Chicago report
A garbled Chicago dispatch recounts the Charley Rowe kidnapping mystery tied to Nora, infant daughter of a wealthy Philadelphia family. A letter from a man named Charles purports to reveal a long-ago abduction by WW GC Marper, triggering renewed detective attention and skepticism.
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Charley Rowe Kidhaning
Charles
Nora
Palladelphia Parenta
Chicago
Alice
Mean
Antioles
WW. GC
Hin
Day in Washington reveals stalled bills and political tensions
Senate declines to reconsider Pittman river bill as committees delay air contract action until December. Secretary Andrews defends coast guard duties. Senators discuss Pennsylvania primary spending and Britlzan League of Nations controversy. Magnus Johnson and Magnus Johnson mentioned. House set to adjourn as rivers and harbors legislation moves forward. Davidson of Los Angeles testifies on knotless banking operations.
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Senate
Andrews
Coast Guard
Pennsylvania
Denimi
America
League of Nations
Scholt
Minnesota
Magnus Johnson
House
Compensation Awards For State Workmen’s Claims
Awards by the state workmen's compensation commission yesterday include Lenard Blomefeld of Elm Grove killed after stepping from a car to remove a fuel line while employed by Wheeling Public Service. Awards also go to Hinchton Adelie Moemfeld for 29 a month and Eyaerett for 75h month. Lea Lancaster of Mammoth, worker for Kanawha and Hocking Coal and Coke, Longacre, had his finger amputated on April 23 after being caught in a feed chain. he received 1 a week for 12 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Workmen's Compensation Commission
Lenard Bloommelt
Elm Grove
Wheeling Public Service Company
Blomefeld
Hinchton
Adelie Moemfeld
Eyaerett
Lea Lancaster
Mammoth
Kanawha and Hocking Coal and Coke Company
Longacre
Hia
Ie’ Wan
Employee injury and wage award from culled sources
William Harless of Nellis, an employee of the American Rolling MIM company, sustained partial loss of vision in the left eye on March 22 after a spark struck the eye. James Fairley of Sugar Creek Coat company at Mount Hope was awarded 16 dollars weekly for eight weeks after injuring his left palm in a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ©. Harless
Nellis
American Rolling Mim Company
James Fairley
Sugar Creek Coat Company
Mount Hope
World boom needed for German money
Merlin, June 6. Frang Arbtr, manager of Dinconth Geanllachaft, argues a global industry boom is required to enable Germany to pay 7.6 billion gold marks annually under the Dawes plan. He warns the current social and political climate, worker demands to cut hours, and rising nationalism threaten such expansion and Europe’s industrial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin
Frang Arbtr
Dinconth Geanllachaft
Europe
Germany
Jerf Arbler
Thea Manasa
Lawyer Defends Wife in Parking and Driving Case
Chicago report states M C Lorrin, an attorney, appeared in court to defend his wife cited for violating parking rules and driving without a license. He claimed the husband bore responsibility, and the court fined Mrs Lorrin a total of 490, with the attorney to convey regrets to the husband.
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Lorrin
Adirondack Woodsman Edward Hork Named Coolidge's Maid
Edward Hork, a veteran Adirondack woodsman and pioneer, is slated to serve as President Coolidge's maid at White Pines camp on a lake. The notice mentions a large water area and cable miles, indicating a coastal setting with notable geographic features.
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Itching Skin
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a dependable treatment for itching skin and a range of conditions. It claims relief after first use, banishes eruptions, and leaves skin soft and healthy. Available in 40¢ small and 1.00 large containers.
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