Clear the Decks on the Peace Treaty Debate
The piece argues that the United States should dispose of the Peace Treaty promptly, end the war, and begin domestic peace tasks. It contemplates League of Nations dynamics, Monroe Doctrine concerns, and the option to veto unfavorable commitments while preserving U S independence and ability to act. The author foresees the U S maintaining its course regardless of League actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
League Assembly
Japan
Shantung
China
League
South America
League of Nations
United States
Beckley Realty Outlook Spurs Public Support for Labor Peace
A July newspaper editorial argues the steel strike is unpopular and harms democratic order. It urges arbitration over violence, warns against radical labor tactics, and champions Beckley as a growing, well placed city with realty values likely to rise as rail systems consolidate. The piece links national strikes to economic disruption and calls for orderly resolution and public backing of fair labor actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ballot Box vs Collective Bargaining in Gate to Government
Representative Gould of New York argues there is only one method of collective bargaining with the Government the ballot box He warns that strikes by a minority seek to control majority representatives and cites Britain s rail strike as a warning against direct action and a larger allied strike effort
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representaive Gould
New York
House
Washington
Great Britain
Beckley Chamber Plans Regular Thursday Meeting
The Chamber of Commerce schedules another regular meeting for Thursday night urging every member to attend and show support for Beckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Beckley
Buy at home and help home credits
A compact promotional line praising local shopping to boost hometown finances and community credit.
Glen White activity and travel notes from local players
Glen White residents attend Methodist Episcopal conference in Morgantown while General Manager and wife tour eastern cities. Fred Blake, Glen White pitcher recently signed by the Cincinnati Reds, plans to attend World Series games in Cincinnati and Chicago. A new church at Glen White nears completion with fundraisers for interior decoration. Local hunters report a brief expedition causing squirrels to flee. Plans are laid for a modern E. F. White Coal Company general office at Glen White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Cummings
Morgantown
Methodist Episcopal Conference
E. E. White
Philadelphia
New York
Fred Blake
Glen White
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Chicago
J. A. Blake
E. B. Wray
C. L. Pawley
D. G. Fry
E. F. ‘White’ Coal Company
Glen White mines offer work amid high job interest
Glen White, one of the few mines in the field accepting applications, received fifteen job seekers last Thursday. The E. E. White Coal Company officials are praised for courteous treatment and fair labor practices. A night school for mine officials is planned under Chief Engineer Beidenmiller, with internal advancement seen as the policy for promoting from within. A bogus report in the Charleston Gazette about Glen Jean allegedly hitting fifteen times off Fred Blake’s delivery is dismissed as fiction. Mrs. C. L. Pauley hosted a birthday gathering for Miss Beulah, with games and refreshments. Highway drainage neglect causes weekly losses of hundreds of dollars due to poor road maintenance between Glen White and Crab Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen White
E. E. White Coal Company
Beidenmiller
Charleston Gazette
Glen Jean
Fred Blake
C. L. Pauley
Death of Mabscott Infant Parsons
Small boy twelve months old, Lloyd and Mrs Parsons of Mabscott, died Sunday at home. Born September 27 1918, he passed away September 28 1919. Burial occurred at Mt Tabor on the following Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Lloyd Parsons
Mabscott
Mt. Tabor
Mitchell Estate Leaves $250000 In New York Will
John Mitchel former United Mine Workers president died in New York leaving a self written will believed invalid for lack of witnesses. He leaves all but $10000 to his widow and children with the $10000 divided among other relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mitchel
United Mine Workers of America
New York
East Beckley Supply Names Store Manager Forte
The East Beckley Supply Company has named John W. Forte as store manager. Forte, formerly with the Gauley Mountain Coal Company, hails from Anstead and joins the recently organized mercantile firm by East Beckley citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East’Beckley Supply Company
East Beckley
John W. Forte
Gauley Mountain Coal Company
Anstead
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Raleigh Register
Raleigh , Inc
West Virginia
HAL. Hotel
Monshipe
Manihs
Phursday
Wilson
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Ste
Bethresident
Register
New England
Raleigh County
Post Office Department
W. Va
Mitchell
Johnstown Road
Chas, Hodel
Tf. Va
Mabsecott
Sam Sparacino
P-110
Backus
West Wickham
H. Wickham
Railroad Station
J. T. Sprouse
F. D
Covington
Hinton
Main Street
Avis Crossing
G. K. Dick
Ramp
Or & Bowling
Ohio
W. A. Eichelberger
First National Bank
Portsmouth
Kimball Piano
Foster
A. F. Phelps
Rd Ave
F. O. B. Afton
J. E. Baber
Afton
Beckley, W. Ma
Heber Street
Court House
T E. Combs
Bess Anderson
Beckiey
H. C. Ballou
Johnstown
Morgan and Gardner
Lego
Laurel Smokeless Coal CO
Princeton
Chas
Good Make
C. M. Bibb
Box D
Ross & Bowling
G. ©. Bragg
Wasko Karaffa
Raleigh
Met
Estray
Rae
Cranberry Mine
Cranberry Fuel Company
Poe
Cranberry
Walter Bailes
J. W. Griever
Sprague
Ross & Bowling Land CO
Bell Phone
Blankenship
Beckley, W. VA
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