Interstate Commerce Commission Annual Report Details Expanded Year
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports increased activities in Year 1 due to expanded responsibilities from recent legislation and emergency powers during strikes. It highlights rate reductions, railroad control during war, security financing, and calls for further budget and rail reforms including criminalizing bribery of railroad workers and broader steel car adoption.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Fuel Distribution Office
Congress
Illinois Central and
Chesapeake and Ohio
Treasury
Bureau of the Budget
Christmas Preparations In Glen Daniel West Virginia
Glen Daniel residents prepare for Christmas as Albany Milam teaches at the local school. Miss Pearl Lively is ill at home while Ennis Williams visits Chas Lively. Tolley daughters entertain friends, Ethel Clark teaches Tolley school, and Miss Opha Lively visits Glenna and Lucy Tolley. A prayer meeting is held Wednesdays. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawley recover from illness as Snowden Pettry visits town.
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Glen Daniel
Albany Milam
Pearl Lively
Ennis Williams
Chas. Lively
Ellis Tolley
Fern Daire
Tolley
Ethel Clark
Tolley Town
Opha Lively
Glenna
Lucy Tolley
Anna Brown
Mary E. Morris
Fred Hawley
Snowden Pettry
Hinton Elects Mayor and City Officials
Hinton voters selected Geo. S. Abbott for mayor A. A. Flanagan treasurer R. E. Bransford recorder and J. Walter Sampson police judge The four will take charge Jan 1 under the bi partisan charter Nomination to council usually meant election with Mrs Tom Brown winning in the first ward over J S Phelps Mrs Alice Ervin elected in the Republican column The other six council members include Mrs W A Saunders Mrs M H Maloney R E Keiffer Mrs Blanche Lentz Cary Caldwell Mrs James Baker Mild winter forecast from recent mild days suggests a gentle season IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
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Hinton
Geo. S. Abbott
A. A. Flanagan
R. E. Bransford
J. Walter Sampson
Board of Affairs
Tom Brown
J. S. Phelps
Alice Ervin
W. A. Saunders
M. H. Maloney
R. E. Keiffer
Blanche Lentz
Cary Calwell
James Baker
Farmers Predominate in Jury for Keeney Trial
Morgan County circuit court opens January term at Berkley Springs with a juror panel of 26 farmers to 9 nonfarmers. C Frank Keeney faces charges as an accessory in the murder of George Munsey on Blair Mountain.
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Petit Jury
Frank Keeney
Morgan County
Morgan
Berkley Springs
C. Frank Keeney
George Munsey
Blair Mountain
Miners Invasion Case Moves Through Three Counties
In August 1921 Keeney was indicted in Logan County during the miners invasion. His case was moved to Charles Town in Jefferson County and last month a second venue change sent it to Morgan County where Berkley Springs is the seat. Judge John Mitchell Woods will preside as the trial opens. The start is not expected to occur for several days as routine court business is cleared. The trial is anticipated to take several weeks.
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Keeney
Logan County
Charles Town
Jefferson County
Morgan County
Berkley Springs
John Mitchell Woods
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