WV Coal Output Surges in Year Ended June 1916
West Virginia produced over 61 million tons of coal in the year ending June 30, 1916. The Norfolk and Western field led, with near 25 million tons, followed by Kanawha New River and Monongahela districts. McDowell and Fayette counties were major contributors. Consollated Coal near Fairmont led mines with over 2.25 million tons. Smaller mines produced 1.16 million tons.
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Mason
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Raleigh
Monongahela
Barbour, Harrison
Upphur
Preston
Ranne
Marion
Wheeling
Brooke
Marshall
Kio
Potomar
Grant
Tucker
Minbral
Consullation Coal Company
Airmont
McDowell County
Fayette County
Logan County
Freight well handled by efficiency methods saves millions
Chicago November 19 reports at the semi annual meeting of the American Railway Association show shippers and railroad companies saved more than 1 500 000 dollars in the first half of 1915 through careful packing marking and handling of shipments. The reports also noted injuries and fatal accidents linked to safety appliances and railroad regulations in operation across the country.
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Chicago
American Railway Association
Eight Hour Day Demanded by 1.35 Million Railroad Men
Executive committees of four railroad brotherhoods plan a December Chicago meeting to prepare a demand for 350,000 engineers, firemen, conductors, and brakemen for a maximum eight hour day. They seek no mileage change, credit for freight workers after eight hours, and time and a half overtime. The piece ends with an unrelated prompt about actresses answering a question.
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Linicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of
Clevland
Mine Foremen Pass in Grafton Examination
The state mines chief Earl Henry of Charleston announces that several men passed the recent Grafton exam for mine foremen and fire bosses. First Class names include Tibbetts and Rowland families, Foster and Eisentrout, Rinehart, Edelblute, Connor, Utterback, Seaman, Clouser, and others. Second Class includes Rights, Reynolds, Lyons, Schell, Jones, Beattie, Waddell, Fout, and Huff. Fire Bosses listed as W H Murray and Thomas.
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Grafton
Earl Henry
State Department of Mines
Charleston
W. Va
Robert H. Tibbetts
John T. Tibbetts
Bery
William A. Rowland
John Rowland
Blaine
Ray Foster
Henry
Davis
A. Rinehart
T. H. Edelblute
Thomas
William Connor
Wendel
M. H. Utterback
Gilbert Seaman
Coketon
William Clouser
Pierce
John M. Right
James Reynolds
Beryl
William FE. Lyons
Schell
John Henry Jones
Elk Garden
Robert Beattie
R. D D. Waddell
Bayard
Richard Fout
Ervin Right
James Huff
Edgell Smith
Meyersdale
Abraham Roberts
A. R
Penny Train Gives Deer Lively Scare in Altoona
In Cambria county near Portage a buck ran onto the Pennsylvania main line just after Portage as train No. 44 from Pittsburgh to Altoona passed. Engineer A D Whitshorn and Rush M Loughry with Mrs Robbins watched the spike antlered deer bolt away along the mountainside after narrowly missing the locomotive.
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Altoona
A. D. Whitshorn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rush M. Loughry
Greensburg
Pittsburg
Portage
Whitshorn
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad may halt trains near Lowery street
Frostburg Maryland November 19 The Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad management will be asked to stop passenger trains on the south side of the tunnel near the new concrete Lowery street arch. The proposed stop would be closer to the city center and convenient for traveling men Normal School students and others and is expected to boost business.
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Frostburg
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Lowery Street
Gets-It for Corns Promises Quick, Painless Relief
An ad touts Gets-It as a simple solution to remove corns within forty eight hours. It claims the treatment loosens the corn from flesh and allows it to come off cleanly, while also treating warts and bunions. Sold by druggists or sent by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, at 25 cents a bottle.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Mc Mullen Bros to Auction Black Messaline Fabric
Saturday morning November 20 Mc Mullen Bros sell from 16 to 11 o clock 36 in black messaline at 59c yd a price far below the usual 1.00. The fabric known for a lus trous finish. no phone orders mailed orders or CODs accepted. An ad notice. Also an article about Julius Stein's Training School in New York City appears in Every Week.
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McMullen Bros
Julius Stein
New York City
For Rent Six Room House in Lindnerville
Modern six room house on Chase Street with bath and pantry. Possession Oct 1. Rent $30 per month. Boyd A Reinhart Cumberland Maryland.
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Chasee Street
Bath and Pantry
Boyd
A. Reinhart
Cumberland
Maryland
Green Street
G. F. Lippold
S&s
Smallwood Street
Keans Grocery Store
Centre Street
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