Reduction Accepted at Tin Mill With Promise of Work
At a morning conference between N. & G. Taylor Company management and hot mills workers, a one year wage and working-conditions agreement begins March 16. Workers accept pay cuts but gain enough hours to net at least 50 percent more than in the past two years, benefiting related plant jobs and South Cumberland merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. & G. Taylor Company
Hot Mills Department
N. & G. Taylor
South
Cumberland
Congressman's claim farmers are now most favored ever
Congressman Ralph W. Moss of Clay County Indiana argues that farmers are the most favored class since Adam left Eden. He cites Europe’s war boosting demand, American investments in roads and farming, and the potential for higher prices as U.S. agriculture expands to meet world needs.
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Burton K. Standish
United Press
Washington
Adam
Garden of Eden
Farmers of
Congress
Wilson
Europe
Representative Moss
Moss
Fause
Serioo Ena
Purdue University
Department of Agriculture
Aladdin
Belgium
France
Holland
Germany
British Isles
Vatican calls neutrals to press for war end
Vatican officials say neutrals must soon demand peace as the war drags on. Cardinal Gasparri asks press and public to push for settlement while Pope Benedict seeks to ease suffering and consider united neutral action during Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roche
United Press
Ronnie
Vatican
Benedict
United States
Cardinal Gasparri
Upal
Holy Father
el Father
Dayton Sentences Italians on Indictment Day
Washington February 24 Charles Showalter testified before a congressional committee investigating Federal Judge Dayton of West Virginia. Dayton sentenced two Italians to ten years in the penitentiary on the same day they were indicted on White Slavery charges. He refused their lawyer time to prepare. In another White Slavery case a woman, Showalter said, Dayton used the words Shame on you chicken hearted men when the jury failed to convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Showalter
Congressional Committee
Dayton
Weaet
Virginia
Showalter
Preached on Skin and Blood Diseases at Kingsley church
Rev. David G. Pile in one of the largest congregations spoke on Skin and Blood Diseases comparing the topic to Bible phrases. The revival continues with tonight's subject The Two Extremes and The Happy Medium drawing continued interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Pile
Kingsley Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Pile
Constable W R Riggs Dies in Farmington Gunfight
Fairmont West Virginia February 24 Constable W R Riggs died at Cook Hospital from wounds received in the gunfight between striking miners and Marion County constables and deputies at Farmington last Saturday Deputy Sheriff Thomas Buckley remains critically ill in hospital
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Fairmont
W. Va
W. R. Riggs
Cook Hospital
Marion County
Farmington
Thomas Buckley
Four San Diego Officers Criticized Over Fatal Explosion
On February 24 Admiral Howard recommended to the Navy department that four officers of the San Diego aboard which a recent fatal explosion occurred be censured. Secretary Daniels is expected to approve the action.
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Washington
San Diego
Howard
Navy Department
Daniels
County Official Stops Here En Route Home
County Commissioner J H Phil Springs halted in Martinsburg on his return from Charleston. Mr and Mrs John G Lynn Jr visited with Rev and Mrs G A Gibbons at St Stephen's rectory Romney. Orchardist H W Miller of Paw Paw toured town predicting a fair fruit crop with certain apple and peach varieties set and freeze danger reduced. Miss Gertrude Doman and Miss Dotsie Eaton from Cumberland visited relatives near Largent West Virginia.
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J. H. Phil‘ Springs
Charleston
John G. Lynn, Jr
G. A. Gibbons
St. Stephen's
Romney
H. W. Miller
Paw Paw
Martinsburg Journal
Gertrude Doman
Dotsie Eaton
Cumberland
Largent
W. Va
Mrs Minnie Leggett Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
In Hagerstown the jury convicted Mrs Minnie Leggett of second degree murder for killing her husband Clifford Leggett. The verdict followed a two day trial with Leggett breaking down on the verdict and later asking for cigarettes after being returned to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Jeggett
Romas L. Rickard
Obituary notices from Flint and Connellsville area
Obituary notices for J. C. Flanagan of Flint West Virginia born 1814 died February 22 veteran Confederate soldier. Also brief notes on Charles J. Flanagan brakeman and Theresa May Clark wakes funeral. Police Court fines and detentions for Sampson Robertson Jack Moran Henry Brown Stella Johnson and Luther Jackson.
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J. C. Flanagan
Flint
W. Va
Lucker County
18Th
Virginia Cavalry
Walter A. Spangler
Lamont Strot
This City
R. D. Kerns
Bint
D. D. Fipurgs Parsons
C. L. Firanaga Evenwood
S. P. Menggavoc
William
Bris
Allizabeth Thecer
Faulkner
J. W. Flames
Hendricks
EL Tt
Loegesa
Welch
Porterwood Yest
Jack Moran
Henry Brown
Italian held for supposed robbery in Green Springs case
Deputy Sheriff R J Ruckman returned from New York to Romney with Joe Gramer the Italian accused of stealing about $1000 left for safe keeping by countrymen who boarded at Green Springs months ago Gramer’s extradition was resisted by his attorney and awaited action by the Supreme Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Ruckman
New York
Romney
Joe Gramer
Green Springs
Ruckman
Supreme Court
Gramer
Tragic St. Louis Fire Claims Four Stutzman Members
Fast City report says John Stutzman his daughters Floy and Mabel aged sixteen and fifteen and son Harold fourteen died in a blaze that started in a grocery store and spread to their home. Dean Stutzman escaped unhurt after dropping from a window.
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St. Louis
John Stutzman
Floy
Mabel
Harold
Supreme Court limits ICC access to railroad files
Washington February 24 The supreme court yesterday held the interstate commerce commission has no authority to inspect correspondence files of interstate railroads. It sustained the district court of Western Kentucky which refused to compel the Louisville and Nashville to permit examiners to inspect its files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
District Court of Western Kentucky
Louisville & Nashville
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St Pittaburg
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L. B. Rannells
Bank of San Antonio
Texas
McMullen Bros
Empire
THE
C. Skufi
Russia
Madras
Cumberland Press
Melba Frantz
John W. Frantz
Beall Street
Jessie Horn
Braddock, Pa
Rants
Frank B. Jenney
Bridge
Washington Street
Household Department
Chario
J. Fisher
Charles J
Wer
Connellsville
Shhwere & Ohio Railroa
Pitturg Street
Clark
Theresa May Clark
C. W. Clark
Elm Street
Allegany Hospital
H. E. Richardson
United Brethren Church
Sampson Robertson
North Mechanic Street
Meister
Stella Johnson
Luther Jackson
ST. Mary's OF the Mount Council
Young *Men’s Institute
Thomas F. Connell
Byer
Atrick F. King
Dean Stutzman
Citizens Garage
the Citizens Garage
N. Mechanic St
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