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READYW.VAusIAutomobile Wrecked: *i \ r n «Two Reported Hurt 1^“ C“ Readl TkITrouble Zone In AFew HoursA Bak-k heavy-six. seven-oa-sejager \ ouriujj (nr. owned anlt;j driven by a |.iiaritsioirs. V,, \ tiuij. aa*l (OJiraii:-1as war person*. wa* wveeked aLKeox-i•ille yesterday afternoon lt;bortiT aft***** “£!BATTLE IMMINENTied the occupant.- urdemoath. 1 1 1Reports froai Knoxville v^tetdarl veiling very cAu-iktlng.* lt;ome b^- W-. i - 'ng to ihe effect iliax two of the ner*oas' , -’*■*■—■Decision '-o’ .......... ‘ £ £- «f Connor Mo;- *“5 ,'irsmSa. for Fwieratt- situatioof =erera ; to marerodav., , , -n ) , . —* -----Will boram- farther could be learned coy-! lyl...,,- 7:f afremoou. iwerarr •ruing the accident. The machine was “ ‘kks *?I “wed to this city amd takenleal Uataxe to k repairwl.Ik 1 : ... -r^UVS lO -spto the f j,,’ \'Veks* - was learned. £- \v !'■ ‘-x /‘“Pa^hEier the troops *,V jr-iina. !.,» fixw dt^res tV-i• X 'f'^.rlvy ftx». hfa renreseX ■ -« r:st- is-Ad.1 u-:,l V,!K l x r°:,i Maj»»r Thomasona. 1 it-tefEsa^ repr-eiirartr- now* *'”* \irzmiu. j awaited. If *-iBOffiSS MEETINGiS1?;:-s,;e fri ■= — :£s*«s s»Jvin M. Owsley Will Speak f ,'Ve*£ Virginian* Lge Action. At Braddock Song ! wv*k* e«t -mService..conference with the I'resident he/ wJ*Krd^ -r • *3' ( \ rrtTrriv-in lt;• _ **. _ --1\ HO r»r^ roe or ‘Alvin 31. Owsley. assistant national• ness rector of the American Comm tlie American I-egUm. win te.... ... - - - - -roops.nZ I Vi*SHs*a v21chiLlt; and bus:jupsjijiHsSjs me,. f , d-fe-irm-. ,-ZlT. ptseioni r,,,.- :._=^cm:i were: Fore the'v‘,'* A ^tCo^e. H. C‘ewatrr of State „rSrate of Wesif- Staitnton. CJohn f.. Xfiekinson -------_ menofCltarlesoamni T.riU l»e rendered followed hyf re reyuiar band concert. * \ ''cneral Bantlholfz CalietL*«er iae«ia:Bepaxtmenti held In' the Fiitli}“0nrtI Oenera! Banuaolrz War*Decoal mSiitWeeksa iuiiiA rosti ^ cuurerencc-►mmander Wiiliam 31. Storm, and; ^^ierai troops lt;22 be oraeti in tin ally agreed to be present on Septem-1 ^Tea OI* threatened hostiifries witnlt r 15. '‘American Legion. Night. j 53 or ?i^ht hours. It walt;Members of the local post, who heard | ''Qlt;inid the President decide e- sentay. are ioud in meirj^ers to West' Virginia. riie XineOwsley yesterda.ilse of him as a speaker asd ask it he be aeeordecl a lar^e anendanee the American JLegion sneer-He has been on roe Americanism [omission of lee Le^rion for someY - a^xzz -vine-rthi of Caim Sherman0 ni^Tl thS Srs: ro a«-Mia:t0 preaut Dlan*.Refuses To Call Conference.- -------1 -tiesjtient Hardinir has declinedre ana has spoken in a number of the j c*K ;l joinr conference of .the cer cities of the country. He will VJ^niu miners and ” opstor*:e “Amerx^aism xor his subject [--nggesred by John l. nJS-iiea ne speaks at Braddock. (of :be Caked .Mine Worked 'ir wanaouaeet! at the White House coda^CHOOL BELLS TORING TOMORROWJ-efideat advised I.ewls in a tel egrcrm that the Senate committee- inve^jsatiog rhe dL^o^erg wilusake a deul inquiry on September'19 an *iateii that he believed rhls com 13i:t:ee could lt;io more to alleviate con |aitions ;»an a joint conference of op-j orators? am! miners.ication Days Over And Studies Again In Order. Larger Enrollment.Battle Reported Imminent,'Charleston. VV. Va„ Aug. 30.—-A i!' battle is rtq^ned imminent today nea: _ l-ogsjn county, between -.00(• annei! miners and deputy sheriff? j';a:e police and citizens' volunteers 1A «i3u» o« the invading miners «a;raooi :*-i:s will r;nj in the county | reported es-iablfshcd near Biair acro«-5a iom»»rr/*w. anu **oys and girl^ j a hollmv from a i»r where *a lar^ii be seen tnoi-mc »^ack to ‘cat.o: force of dctmiie.-. under orders o:n tbtfc:r h::mi3T3flh I'lm/h Iwxesrvrftti iv^k'* ;:i th^ir -iv**:112^ -i tLh' *hi? ofAh-r.IT Chaiin. of Ix.gan county, ha: :-.-n c»ncen;ntted to prevent the nonn» i2T?3-‘li-j»rrffe—'•m adns: further Into logai-tudenr-i will return £* lt;vhc,oI andj Iri|,r;- fr»m noin:lt; in Kooa^ .-lt;,Jurtbrunch «in.‘ m «f rrind. study j ;y irmi.utc rery .-crbms situation.i ;.-5r«I work t»» prttur^- rucjn-eli—1-V*j;n- aaralnst ::n* miners has bee the durK-- of life. ] .ij'-u-iticd. h K reported, or the faifr-m t;:c vjruo.-. «J;lt;nr:?jjL4i they ar*» - h«»Minz f.»nr deput •I!** county roirlied at ;• •■nice ■-•!|.--s-ritf-. ,s^ li.anises Tiies- men a-:ibn- c;. I.:„yd I*..laser. :n-j**Mas.T-:rai**“1 MitchHI. hLs brothe:si r:ir sj l-r/ €*,‘•vli. cao*—‘I 7l»;2*r 3»v -»v*fcr:£l-zwrlzi: V-t^iKr v-pub'Lbmo Mitch ::. John Bnc.vnintr aan3*1:2 111:h;i» r^T_3‘:n-fcr' Ie- *51—e’■*♦ J ieCPWhkic The men are reportj-xejw under cruar«5 In an e!ja-.o^ £Jj ::«• mountain'. **n the lkK»w,...... .. -”1'*{J--*** c-mnty line. Sheriff Chafin bail o^xr:e:s ::3,»o-at,. :!n ■«: l apJW:ri-d p. u,- -..comor -ft,‘VS V» • *12j4 »'oHnTy ol 1 TlpI | ■vly y-^r : v:aI »n-l;ir a II c-sts.r ^nsii^iryi5iC7T*v^ t ♦ V*C1*'S-T „J: t-2ir of»vT* ■ 'A ■* * “ * * -, r J* .^ 2^*1-ir tu*varin. jnrt^iohcnc ^,1 «^v Mr.. - -*4 )•]•Moiing Again Tnto Ijogan.Madi-^,13. W. Vs.. Ans.nsciiT-r- wh** hj-i Wt-*»k ^ hjsitjKbr^Vjw wnaJy. ’«'’’itlit', :?«»! w’hft were--J! ^ ► lit -rt* aiM7ido» :a;e3r tmrnlt a? iin platr-:»ni id hjve1t * S.-rX _'*■ X-.VJ •• *v*» 2riv- v\vit: 11;rr t\:zu«♦* ;i3 ^:^r.UOT. P,vf;^Trr-kh:il. wh-» z.mzhl7 KniTi?^-:rlt; l\:~h bn1 **f Thnrmoai3 iT.iSnj: i::e-inoy.TT*'7tlReporter’s Quizu**mes and arc ntoving in' '••unity :« bus.-?- numfsert:dv7.cn to as high as 2?/} me Certmy Prosecah.tr Muli*n. of thplace, tftiat. 1For the aso-r parr. Mullens -sial. ts miner*, ar* trickling over the coun! line into county, into thp dtrrb-r Into which Sheriff Don Chad of Txeran county. .aM: They shaJI n-ow many pupils will be enrolled he public school In your neigbbor-bat is your opinion of the Amer-Legion and its activities by eijjso you expect to attend the Aloua-daie picnic?p«:Sv.yj*1 are ana king tur-fvvt.Jluliens sT»«:’invasion** i the crcararc going into the foriddtlen territo by autoicobde or train. All ,fey Me ^nd last nigbt. as w-dl as la Sunday, the striking miners from t Coal river region were passing thron; Madison oa their way to Logan join force? with the strikers the* Mullens said.Monday night a train from the Co river district passed through 3fadi«-bearing about 200 armed strikers. TS train was loaded to capacity. Some. « - t *i . i . - _ «. *lt;* ‘’uc* ivtiuni in iaiiwuij» pwm;^ v, ^ ^dffhe miners were riding on the coion* should have been brought back j eatcber * -r* VriTirO . ' (
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The Frederick News Post
Frederick, Maryland, US
Wed, Aug 31, 1921
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