Joint conference in coal talks outlines inquiry committee
A joint conference on coal negotiations proposes a committee of inquiry to be appointed by the President. The panel, equal in numbers to industry participants, will study the industry’s conditions and report findings. Costs are to be shared by operators, miners, and the United Mine Workers.
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United “States
Uipf
Leet
United Mine Workers of America
Thedford's Black-Draught Endorsed by Alabama Reader
Mrs. T F Parks of Jackson County recommends Thedford's Black-Draught as a reliable liver tonic. She praises its ability to relieve indigestion constipation sour stomach and headaches and notes its long standing effectiveness through over seventy years of use. The ad urges readers to insist on the genuine product at all druggists.
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Dutton
Ala
Thedford
T. F. Parks
Jackson County
Joint conference outlines coal wage agreement aims
The text describes a 1922 1923 program to raise miners wages to a living wage with savings, establish prompt dispute machinery to avoid strikes, push efficiency by mine operators and workers, and convene a national delegates conference on January 3, 1923 to set a new wage scale effective April 1, 1923 and avert further strikes.
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United States
Wage scale agreement machinery to begin by January 8 1923
Negotiating machinery will form a wage scale agreement and commence function by January 8 1923 the final agreement to take effect April 1 1923 for the period determined by the body. The article also describes social gatherings with basket picnics canoeing swimming and hosting events at local parks with Methodist Protestant Sunday school members enjoying meals and activities previously.
Local visits and homecomings noted around Knottsville
Personal items report Mildred Henderson Edna Mahaffey and Pearl Linn returning home after a brief sojourn at Knottsville. James and Nathan Linn of Pittsburgh visit Mrs. Mary B. Henderson. Parkersburg residents Mr and Mrs Joseph Kinter in the city. Edwin Blaney returns from Westernport Md where he worked during a pharmacist vacation and resumes duties at Union Drug Store. Mrs Mamie Morris and daughter of Fairmont visit Dessie Henderson of Knotts Avenue.
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Mildred Henderson
Edna
Mahaffey
Pearl Linn
Common
Messrs
James
Nathan Linn
Pittsburgh
Mary B. Henderson
Knottaville
Joseph Kinter
Parkersburg
Edwin Blaney
Westernport
Union Drug Store
Mamie Morris
Fairmont
Dessie Henderson
Knotts Avenue
Willis
Sanford Linn
Wickwire
W. A. Harrison
Pennsboro
Luella Henderson
T. A. Sanders
Martins Ferry
Automobile Tour Plans and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Fred B White and party depart for a 30 day trip visiting Alville Mountain Lake Park Washington DC and Richmond before returning to start a garage business in Pruntytown Pearl McDaniel and Floyd Chenoweth wed at 257 Walnut Street with Rev H Waters officiating Friends note the surprise wedding as details emerge Legion members prepare for a meeting before the film Flashes of Action Three large church and veterans picnics are planned at the city park Andrew’s M E church Sunday school expects over 400 attendees and one meal will be served Monday’s clerical work at the city park yielded a productive booking.
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Fred B. White ‘Scarver
John Frederick
Edna Cornwell
Alville
North Carolina
Whitescarver
J.B. Slane
Grafton
Mountain Lake Park
Washington
D. C
Richmond
McDaniel-Chenoweth
Tor
Pearl McDaniel
Floyd - Chenoweth
Waliout Street
Ih. Waters
United Brethren
Miss McDaniel
Franklin “McDaniel
Scott
Chenoweth
Randolph County
Washington City
Gratton
High Street
Andrew's
M. E. Church
The
United Brethren Church
B. & O. Veterans
Andrew
M. B
Tornoon
Park
G. L. Phillips
Route 3
Sam Walters
William
Maple Run
Roy Martin
Booths Creek
J.D. Kuhn
Valley Falla
Davies Tree Expert Co
Pittsburgh
Helms
Mayme Foley
Huntington
V. J. McGonagle
West Main Street
Minor Robbins
Morgantown
Thomas Vance
Elzabeth Vance
Mitch Mildred Cline
Wiliam Brinkman
Kentucky
Aad Sinset
Flemington
Yeatenday
Clarence Hostler
Belington
J. W. Skelley
Clarksburg
William Grimes
Haymont
Messrs
Dorsey, McIntosh
Shroyer
Charles Shroyer
John and
Charles Thayer
Harold
Paul Hetner
Parkersburg
Kanawha River
Mary Shackleford
Fairmont
Roy C.haines
Grafton Chamber of Commerce
Evans
Timolg
Secretarten
Elvié
United’ States
Haines
Tames ‘Fletcher
Makin
J. B. Fleming
Martha Mojeska
Wheeling
A. J. Branon
Beech Rect
Mira Jeal2 Hanway
Newburg
Thomas Alexander
Simpson
Angela Love Jacobi
Fair
C. A. Keeter
St. Clair
Woater
Joseph Kort
Pittsburg
Mr. Morgan
Daughtr Wester
Booths Creek District Levy Estimates 1922
The Booths Creek District Board of Education in Taylor County West Virginia met on the second Tuesday in August 1922 to prepare annual levy estimates for maintenance and teachers funds. It itemizes current debts, delinquent taxes, and projected receipts and disbursements for elementary and high school purposes, setting levies of 7 cents for maintenance and 40 cents for teachers on each $100 assessed value, with totals of $1,216.38 for maintenance and $8,157.58 for teachers.
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West Virginia
Taylor
Booths Creek
Board of Education of
Taylor County
J. B. Hibbs
Board of Education
J. C. Nuzum
Geo. P. Croft
Perl Seer
Tere Renner
T. A.C. Morris
Rural schools to reform the country education system
Educators from Teach era College Columbia advocate replacing the one room country school with modern methods. They propose pupil helpers and clublike groups, aiming to cut rural teachers from eight grades to more efficient delivery while highlighting health deficiencies in rural pupils and seeking nationwide reform through Columbia meetings and federal input.
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Warren County
New Jersey
Fannie Dunn
Teachera College
Columbia
Dunn
Little Red
Warren
Whittier
Thomas W. Wood
Eye Conservation Goutiell
New York State
United States
Wood
Charl C. Williams
Mra
Katherine Cook
Federal Bureau of Education
Kenyon. L. Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
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T. A. Deegan
Maple Avenue
Carter Club
Methodist Protestant Sunday School
Elty Park
Evett
Touil
Iran
W. C. Bumgardner
William Bruce
Charleston
Pauline Foley
Mildred Wheeler
D. Parrish
Ed Dent
D. E. Wyckoff
D. B. Bailey
Paul R. Wyckoff
Virginia
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Elking
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Toledo
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Guffey Street
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