FOR ALL ALL FOR CHRIST AND PRAYER NOTES
A mixed reader fragment discusses church notices and prayer topics, with editorial musings on community life and springtime, plus a long analysis of railroad freight rates. It references Intersta te Commerce Commission freight decisions and pressures on railroads amid lower earnings, suggesting better relief through regulation of trucking and highway transport. It also mentions farming prospects in West Virginia, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nearby strike stays orderly amid broader labor clashes
In the upper Monongahela valley the strike proceeds with calm, contrasting with more violent disputes in Pittsburgh and Eastern Ohio. The piece urges cool, constructive talks between miners and operators, arguing violence harms public sympathy and wage outcomes. It also notes straw berry weights and enforcement by the county sealer to protect buyers and ensure fair measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela Valley
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Thousands rally to storm jail in Ohio mine strike chaos
In Belmont and Jefferson counties strikers confront police and deputies as tear gas and machine guns are used to avert a jail assault. Mines in Bradley and Cadiz halt or report unrest while officials prepare funds and actions to maintain order amid the general strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laferty
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Belmont County
Jefferson County
Bradley
Cadiz
Harrison County
Coal strike unrest spreads across Pittsburgh region
Crowds from mining towns march to four mines seeking to enlist more workers in the tri state coal strike. Women were arrested near Mon tour Mine No 10 for defying orders banning women and children from strife marches. A bystander was shot near Gallatin during a meeting disruption and several protests occurred at Vesta No 4 and other mines. Authorities fired to break up gatherings as union leaders warned of serious consequences if company demands persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Bradley
United States Coal Company
Jefferson
Belmont
Shreif W. J. Yost
Jefferson County
United Mine Workers of America
National Miners Union
Galliin
Wildwood
Vesta
Jones and_ waughlin Steel Company
Washington County
Slovan
Francis
Bur Zettstown
Pittsburgh
Gallltia
Monongahela
Pennsylvania
Mince
W. J. Rainey Coal Company
Fredericktown
Shinnston
West Virginia
Bear Mountain
Bittner E Plains
van A. Bittner
Frank Borich
National Miners’ Union
Vincent Kemenovich
Pinchot
National Mine Union
Tremont
S. M. Spears Company
Bellevernon
Fayette County
Elizabeth Viine
Davis
Elizgabeth
Millsboro
Valley Camp Coal Company
New Kensington
St. Clairsville
Belmont County
Ohio
Paul Waddel
R. A. Ireland
M. A. Hanna Coal Company
Cleveland
George White
Howard Duffy
Marchon
New Lafferty
Hanna Company
American Legion
Leo Thompson
Miners Strike Across Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Turmoil erupts as miners clash near Gallatin and Belmont. Reports describe about 50 to 60 shots fired until troops intervened at Gallatin while a spectator was wounded at a Pittsburgh area meeting. In Ohio, deputies prepare for further clashes as jail attacks and arrests occur amid a nationwide coal strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolph
Chasteen
Randolph
Omar Smith
M. C. Smith
Rial
Chagel
Ck Gib Dooney
Taylor County 675 Men Out On Strike Now
Union figures show 675 miners in Taylor County and surrounding coal fields are on strike. In Taylor Barbour and Harrison districts 225 Reppert Rosemont 250 Reppert Flemington and 200 Waddell Rosemont miners are out, while Barbour County reports 272 miners across four mines. Tressler Brownton signed the union agreement and will return to work soon as talks continue in Fairmont with operators to settle disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Tressler Mines
United Mine Workers of America
Taylor, Barbour and Harrison
Reppert Coal Company
Rosemont
Flemington Works
Waddell Brothers Coal Company
Barbour County
Bailey Coal Company
Galloway Cambria Coal Company
Brownton
The
Brown Coal Company
Tressler Coal Company
Fairmont
Plane flies over the Aniakchak crater in Alaska
In Chignik Alaska on June 12 a plane piloted by Harry Blunt with Al Monson and Father Bernardi Hubbard flew over the 21 mile circumference Aniakchak crater despite strong suction toward the hot mouth. Eagles attacked the machine as sulphur fumes were noted. a dive away from the crater saved the craft before landing at Kujulik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chignik
Alaska
Aniakchak
Alaska Peninsula
Harry Blunt
al Monson
Bernani J. Hubbard
Santa Clara
Calif
Chignik Bay
Father Hubbard
Blunt
Anlakehak River
Kujulik Bay
Flee Uprising Over Fukien Referenced in Wireless
Wireless dispatches report sharp disorders in northern Fukien prompting a general evacuation of missionaries and foreigners toward Foochow. Advices say lawless elements challenge provincial authority, missionary work stalls, an American destroyer and two Chinese gunboats are at Foochow, Japanes e naval ships expected, and the British consul seeks protection. Outlaws in the interior are said to be executing captives.
Capper Warns Cooperation Key to Farm Prosperity
Senator Arthur Capper says farming must be profitable to save civilization and backs cooperative marketing as the path forward. He argues that Eastern industry recognizes prosperity depends on farmers' purchasing power returning, urging farmers to join cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kas
Arthur Capper
Kansas
American Institute of Cooperation
Public legal sale ordered by Taylor County court
The commissioner under a 1931 Taylor County chancery decree will sell at public auction at 1 PM on June 18 1931 the Knottaville District real estate formerly deeded to P H Howell by Gatto Boyles Mambourgh. The parcel fronts 200 feet on a hard surface road and includes a house. Proceeds fund court costs and suit expenses with six or twelve month credit terms to the State of West Virginia. sale conducted by J B Burdett, Commissioner of School Lands May 22 29 June 5 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Taylor County
West Virginia
Viola W. Boggess
P. H. Howell
Said County
Knottaville
P.H. Howell
Gatto Boyles Mambourg
Reed
Burdett
West Va
Rotary clubs to sing together across continents
Schenectady New York June 12 Two Rotary clubs separated by 10000 miles will sing on June 25 and broadcast to the Rotary International convention in Vienna according to a General Electric Company plan announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
N. Y
Rotary International
Vienna
Geeral Electric Company
Capper Medal Awards Noted In Two Cities
Charleston officials report only routine business discussed at state game fish and forestry commission meeting this morning. In Chicago, Dr L C Howard head of the Bureau of Entomology received the 1931 Capper gold medal and 5000 dollars for distinguished service to American agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
L. G. Smith
State Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Commission
Chicago
L.C. Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Department
Fof Agriculture
Washington, D. C
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Grafton Sentinel Publishing Company
Grafton Daily Sentinel
Grafton
W. VA
Howard Heol
Latrobe Street
W. Ve
Grafton Printing Co
Giaaly
Christ
Ruth
Upper West Virginia
Poe's
B. F. Poe
West Main St
T. Frank Reed
Sealer Reed
Wbads
Fairmont Times
Columbus
M. A. Hanna Coal
Paul. D. Waddell
Atorney
Delmont County
White T Aday
Waddell
R. L. Ireland
M. A. Hanry Coal Co
East Ohio
Presa
Edward M. House
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Colonel House
Mansacetsr
Masa
Lafferty
National Guard
Kinloch
Westmoreland County
Hardwick
Duquesne Light Company
Harmarville
Chartiers Gas and Coal Company
National Miners’ ‘Union
Harlan, Ky
Cawood
John Chasteen
W. L. Randolph
Harlan County
Oscar Ford
Cort Combs
Felter Browning
Henry Suttles
Harlan
Ran
Ileana
Heana
Rumania
Archduke A of
Austria
Reso Sinaia
Fairpoint
Pennssylvania
Fukien
Solon
Houtine Buss
Capper
Sentinel Classifea
Sentinel
Annet
Grand Street
Pearl St
Furnii
Bath
East Main St
Batt
Salems
Park Cottage
ABC
Café
Walant
Wander Avenue
Page Rannells
Levels
F. B. Cojiter
Sale
Phope
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