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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1910

Page

7

The Cannibalism of Big Business at Chenoa Valley

In Pineville Kentucky on November 11 a vivid critique portrays the Louisville and Nashville railroad and coal operators draining wealth from a devastated Chenoa valley. Miners and families endure debt wages, company stores with inflated prices, and child labor while dividends soar. The piece laments a ruined community and a mine owner’s control over life and burial sites as a symbol of systemic exploitation.

Landa Chenoa Valley Kentucky Minera Pineville Chenoa Loulaville & Nashville Railroad Chenoe Valley Cincinnati Mort George Hatton Scrogsine Hatton John Franklin Mason John Marlie Sayler Jim W. P. Hilton Kelley Yard Tom Smith

Readers weigh love at first sight in contest at Star

Walter B. Morton argues love at first sight reflects divine intent and predicts lasting happiness. The Star invites readers to vote on whether love at first sight brings more joy or more divorce and asks for 160 words max to Contest Editor before Monday night closure.

Firet Aight Walter B. Morton Barnes At Tote Giri the Moore Mies Texan Guinan

Brady Still Hopeful

Rose Idaho November 11 With James H Hawley Democrat leading Governor Brady by about 360 Democratic State Chairman Nugent claimed Hawley elected with a likely 600 vote plurality Republican managers said Brady won by about 300 votes Based on 75 precincts totaling 5000 votes yet to be counted.

Man Without Memory Surrenders to Sheriff

Neil C. Thompson told Sheriff Hodge he could not recall his name or details of his identity. A memorandum book found in his possession contained the name W. Flynt from Yrade Texas. He was sent to the county jail hospital ward for observation.

Neil C. Thompson Hodge W. Flynt Yrade Texas Jall

Aberdeen-Peter Weber Struck by Freight Train

Aberdeen resident Peter Weber, 45, was fatally struck by a freight train between Aberdeen and Cosmopolis yesterday. Police investigated the incident and released no further details pending autopsy results.

Berdeen Peter Weber Aberdeen Cosmopolis

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