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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1925

Page

3

Coal sets new production high as Pennsylvania gains

The Seconical survey notes weekly US bituminous output reaching 11,218,000 tons for the week ending August 29, the highest since January, with raw totals showing 17,508,000 tons by August 24 and Pennsylvania and West Virginia increasing shares as Pennsylvania boosts shipments to New England and eastern markets.

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Groom-to-be skips with bride funds in Pittsburgh

Anna Duda reported she entrusted $540 to her fiancé for a pre wedding shopping tour last Tuesday. The groom, first named Mike, disappeared and police will search for him as the bride seeks his full name and return of the funds.

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Looking Them Over On Monday Morning

A fragment laden collage features humorous notes on printers and publishers, a dogged social satire, and a cast of quirky characters like Kitten Katain and Polly Dolecat. The piece blends newsroom life with spoofed gossip, diary-style snippets, and satirical asides about publishing, culture, and public figures.

Kanawha Circuit Court Opens Term With Largest Docket

Kanawha circuit court convenes in October term with the largest docket in years. Judge Hudson will hear chancery motions first day. jury appears the following Monday September 21. Common pleas court opens December 1 under Judge Morgan Owen to hear district court appeals. Judge Black handles Kitiawhe county cases starting October 12. Fire extinguishing thanks note to Owens, Libbey Owens Sheet Co. officials.

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Company to Pay Miners by Month in Ohio Field

Eastern Ohio mining operators weigh monthly wages after J. A. Maistey company adopts monthly pay. Workers accept plan. some operators consider similar shifts to ease cash flow and avoid pay periods coinciding with shipment delays. Officials cite contract terms and varying mine conditions as factors shaping adoption.

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The Boy Friend Love Affair Compared to a Football Game

A Public Ledger summary notes a man likening his affair to a football game as lines of progress strengthen. It mentions rulings on payment frequency for workers, with discussions of monthly versus semi monthly pay and actions by other firms to justify similar adjustments.

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Frost and Snow Reach Duluth and Colorado Springs

Frosts reported in districts north of Duluth with no serious damage. In Colorado Springs snow fell yesterday on Pike’s Peak reaching the timber line. In Belgium reconstruction 44,008 doors from America were used.

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Losses Seen From Hard Coal Strike Across Region

Philadelphia report projects hundreds of millions in losses amid the wage dispute between anthracite miners and Pennsylvania operators. Daily production drops 200,600 tons with miners losing about 401,000 dollars monthly, plus tax impacts and broader economic harm across northeastern Pennsylvania as rail traffic falls and industry stalls. Observers warn longer conflict could deepen financial damage beyond a three week 1923 shutdown. Radiators heated by steam from electric coils have been developed for apartment use.

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