Founder of a West Virginia City Steel Pioneer Ernest Weir Dies
Ernest T. Weir founder of National Steel Corp and builder of Weirton Steel died at 81 after a long illness in Philadelphia. He rose from a $3 weekly office boy in 1890 to lead a major steel empire and fought efforts to force unionization, winning in court. Funeral services set for Friday at Trinity Cathedral Pittsburgh.
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