Non-Union Operators Protest Harding Coal Plan
Cincinnati dispatch notes leaders of large non-union coal producers protest President Harding's proposed settlement of the bituminous strike. They argue wage and price consequences favor union labor and warn against reinstating pre-strike rates, urging restraint until arbitration terms are clarified. Washington reports note ongoing delays as operators and miners await responses and prepare formal positions.
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Cincinnati
Harding
T. B Houston
J. G. Bradley
Dundon
W. Va
E. L. Douglass
J.C. Brydon
Somerset
Pitth
United Mine Workers
Aso
Washington
Harry N. Taylor
Southwestern Intersate Operators Association
White House
Arbitration Commission
John L. Lewis
Three receivers named for Halltown Paper Board Co
Three receivers were appointed by Judge J M Woods of the circuit court to manage Halltown Paper Board Co operations at Halltown near Charles Town West Virginia. The plant will continue its operations under court supervision.
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Charles Town
W. Va
Elrcuit
J M. Woods
Halltown Paper Board Co
Halltown
Here
Grafton Personalities Attend City Gatherings
A long list of visitors and locals mingle in Grafton this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Carr of Pearl street off to Atlantic City for vacation. Many others including D. W. Palmer Parkersburg and Glenn Sappe Fairmont are in town for business and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Carr
Pearl Street
Atlantic City
D. W. Palmer
Parkersburg
Glenn Sappe
Fairmont
Gratton
A. H. Carpenter
Philippi
N.C. Miller
Morgantown
Grafton
C. M. Criswell
Baltimore
G. G. Waller
Webster
William ‘Turkes
Moley
W. Va
J. M. Lines
Turmelton
A. B. Johnson
Hammond
DB. Matz
Deal
Newburg
B. L. Sillman
T. B. Crafton
Otis Poling
Thornton
William Yarrow
Charleston
J.B. Harper
Parley
Weston
W. A. Spaur
West
Alf Shaw
Belington
Virginia Armstrong
Washington Street
A. M. McGovern
West Union
Holden
E. L. Morrison
H. B. Workman
Huntington
A. F. Brooks
St. Albans
Fr. Stewart
Wheeling
J. Stewart
N. F. Minfield
W. C. Baher
Elkins
Paul Hartman
W. W. Larkin
H. W. Knight
Pennsboro
Ester Davis
J. A. Bock
John Ashcraft
Shinnston
W. H. Green
A. Gil
James Richey
Pittsburg
C. F. Richardson
W. W. Haymond
F. R. Boyd
Astor
Ambrose Guy
Jack White
Toyd Watson
B. J. Johnson
Belleville
W. F. Zepp
Martinsburg
Wan
Pearl Mason
Grafton Banking and Trust Co
Valley Falls
John M. Ross
Flemington
R. C. Davis Andrson Robert
High Street
Oklahoma
Carl Glenn
Clarksburg
Tillie Solder
Shelton
F. Hanway
John Bell
John Donnachie
Walnut Street
H. A. Abbott and Family
Maple Avenue
Kingwood
Troy de Lotter
Philipp
Frances Clifford
Eugie Winfield
Irene Conaway
Mary Dolen
Anna May Bowman
Messrs. C. Dilmore
R. Bowman Dunlap and
Stout
Phi Chi Club
Park
M. J. Painter
Hiram Swisher
Hiram
Bud Gall
Booths Creek
Lydia Bolyard
Simpson
Sam Findley
Wendel
William Amery
Isac Harshbarger
J. B.lambert
Parsons
H. J. Morris
Margaret Davis
West Washington Street
Harriet Johnson
Pruntytown
Lee Valentine
Mr. Valentine
Ritchie County
H. C. Skidman
W. J. Gall
H.W. Brewster
EB. Lowenthal
R. R. Delshire
Myrtle Beachout
A.A. Huth
Landis
Cumberland
R. J. Vanhorn
Cuberland
Melvin Poling
Yals
M. Hite
E H. Waters
U. B. Johuren
Buckhannon
C. C. Thompson
J. W. Clem
Wairmont
Jena
Kines
James Coughlin
Helen Josephine
Coughlin
the Sentinel
Portney
A. Brannon
Ingham
Pentiabo
Death in Cumberland Claims Ernest Smith and Family Loss
L A Smithy of Christians Street learns his father Ernest Smith died at his Cumberland home early today. The son leaves for Cumberland to arrange funeral services likely Thursday. Mrs Smith's death occurred last month, leaving the family in sorrow.
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Cumberland
L. A. Smithy
Christians Street
Ernest Smith
Smith
Sfu
Mystery of Baltimore to Mannington homicide case unfolds
The report traces Bella Lemons buying a ticket to Baltimore for a Wednesday train, then shipping her body from Baltimore to Mannington after arrival. Authorities in Baltimore and Fairmont pursue fresh leads as Charles Mitton’s status shifts. a wagon of suspects and warrants emerge while funeral plans are unsettled.
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Bella Lemon
Sapulding
Dengil Hart
Lemon
Baltimore
Bella Lemons
John Lemons
Bingamon
Furbee Undertaking Company
Mannington
Fairmont
First Suspect Is Released In Lemons Case
Baltimore authorities released Charles Milon after a three hour interrogation found no link to the murder of Bella Lemons of Fairmont West Virginia. Bella Lemons body was found in Catonsville near Baltimore and police pursue Carmella Malone, also known as Mary Smith, amid new leads.
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Baltimore
Charles Mitton
Charles ‘Miton
Pairmont
Fairmont
Charles Milon
Bella Lemons
W. Va
Harrisburg
Rosistro Demarco
Big Rosie
Bella
Toni Corbi
Carmela Malone
Demarco
Mannington
Carmella Malone
Marie McGinnis
Mary Smith
Bella Lemon
Water Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Quick Justice of Old London for Assassins
London, July 18. Reginald Dunn and Joseph O’Sullivan were sentenced to death for the murder of Field Marshal Sir Henry Hughes Wilson, shot at his Eaton Place home last month. Convicted after a short trial in nine days. the attorney general’s brief was delivered in under half an hour. Defense counsel sought a statement from Dunn, but the judge blocked it as an impractical manifesto and refused to read it.
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London
Reginald Dunn
Joseph O'Sullivan
Henry Hughes Wilson
Eaton Place
Ne Bailey
England
Artemas Jones
Dunn
Avho
Evice
Woman Injured As Street Car Strikes Pedestrian
An infant or woman sustained three fractures and severe bruises to the head when a Maple Avenue street car with a single entrance door struck her as she crossed the street to reach the Baltimore and Ohio station. The accident occurred at 2 20 this afternoon and her friends in the city hope for a rapid recovery.
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Maple Avenua
Dynamite Trap Foiled at Boone County Mine Attack
Twenty five non union miners faced gunfire at Buffalo Thacker Coal Company No 1 mine in Boone county. An inspection found 29 sticks of dynamite under rail tracks wired to trigger a blast as the first mine car entered. Oil used to mask tracks aided pursuit. arrests expected as bloodhounds traced the attackers. Bullets damaged mine cars but no injuries reported.
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Charleston
W. Va
Buffalo-Thacker Coal Company
Ottawa
Boone County
Jackson Arnold
Arnold
L. W. Helmin Toller
Coal River
Helmintoller
Explosions Shake Tenement District In New York
Explosions rocked a six story warehouse at 10 Lanes Street today, shattering windows for blocks. Women and children fled tenements as blasts hurled them to pavements. Fire alarms sounded, ambulances rushed victims to hospitals, and debris killed Fire Lieutenant J. J. Shopmayer with three firefighters injured. Police and fire crews evacuated frightened residents from nearby Greenwich Village tenements.
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New York
Ia.p
Lanes Street
Ambulanes
J. J. Shopmayer
Greenwich Village
Murder charge filed against 11 miners in Ohio battle
A special grand jury investigating theJune 27 battle at New Lafferty Ohio returned eleven first degree murder indictments and charging five others with manslaughter. Trials set to begin next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Miner
Beguatre
Mven
John Majors
New Lafferty
Lucy Bradford Struck by Car Near Boutinel Press Time
Brief city item reports Lucy Bradford was struck by a car just before Boutinel’s edition went to press this afternoon, with details still emerging and no further information available at report time.
Strikers Kidnap Four Workers Incident Report
Miss Lucy Bradford of West Grafton was struck by a trolley car and severely injured while on Maple Avenue. Police report four non-union workers abducted her at midnight, taking her to a local dance hall where she remained under medical care. Dr. Warmen treated her after the event.
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Lucy Bradford
West Grafton
Bradford
Indy
Fort Worth
Maple Avenue
A.P
Dr. Warmen
Wbx
Report on men restrained with leather straps this morning
A fragmented report notes men bound with leather straps after being warned to head south with no return. Chey comments indicate questioned reasons and unclear context about the event.
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Chey
Three burned in gasoline blast at tank station
A gasoline tank exploded at a station yesterday wounding three men and injuring another lightly. Firefighters blamed a spark from an elevated flame area as fumes ignited. The blast caused about $500 in damage and disrupted nearby work.
Glass Workers Name Officers For Next Year
The American Flint Glass Workers union west of Fairmont reports officers elected for the next year. Incumbents were renominated without opposition. Committees reporting included bulk, engraving, and estimating with the latter proposing monument funds for past leaders. A referendum will decide the monument expenditure. The next convention is set for Baltimore after a positive reception in Jeannette Pennsylvania.
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Fairmont
W. Ve
American Flint @lha& Workers
George W. Baler
Benjamin F. Rit
American Flint Glass Workers Union
Dreyfuse
Onlo
Qe P. Clarke
David Byronon
Aréate
Ind
Josephy M. Gi
John Kell
Philadelphia
Charles J
Gideon
Ton
Ffor
Mionnai
William P
Offles
Joseph Gilly
Charles J. Shij
Harry
Union
Phillips Case Heard In Coroner Jury Inquest
A coroner's jury in Los Angeles heard testimony regarding the death of Mrs Alberta Mond and the involvement of Clara Phillips. Witnesses described the events and Peter Phillips’ role as investigators pursued details of the case and potential responsibilities.
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Phillips Fou
Clara Phillips
Alberta Mondowns
Phillipa
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M. J. Stuck
R. Bennet
Icke Phillips
East Mai Street
QL. Gall
Wade Poling
Vernon Sinsel
Detroit
J. H. Wentzel
E. T. Coughlin
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George White
J. R. Harrison
Oakland
John Neff
John McGraw
Margaret Love
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Love
C. Bartlett
William Jones
W. G. Lavelle
Tunnelton
Frank Hollis, Jr
Andy McDaniel
Knottsville
Mia
J. E. Maxwell
Weat Main Street
Ruth Haught
Jane Lew
Sarah E. Hall
L. L. Loar
Clarkaburg
A. B. Swisher
Ferrill Yates
Walter Powell
Adolphus Carder
Victor Spotts
Wil Moran
J. A. Springer
Mary Jo Moran
the Park
Bart
Old London
Wilson
Boone CO
Lucy
Glass Workers
Flint Glass Workers
Fara 6
Arthur Elbert
Joseph O'Malley
Paul L. Martin
L. W. Ludlow
CG. M. Scrugglimmont
Howard Black
Elvert
Joseph O'Mal Martin
Atlantic Jeannette
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