Failure to Agree Sparks Battle in Paint Creek Strike Zone
Charleston reports amid Cabin and Paint creeks dispute Governor Glauscock plans a five member commission to study facts after miners refuse armed guards, threatening clash with state militia as nonunion workers move into the Paint Creek area and rail stations braced for large gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Wiliam
Ginkecock
Cabin
India County
Alree
Glauscock
Wheither
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek Junctiona
Warne Brother Acts as Expert in Rail Labor Arbitration
Prof Frank J Warne a Parkersburg resident and brother of Charles Warne of Warne Lynch Undertaking Co plays a key role in a Railway Brotherhood arbitration east of Chicago over wages and conditions for about 20 000 men and major railroad employers. The nine member board has secured Warne and Dartmouth College professor Frank H Dixon as experts to help determine the facts guiding the settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Warna
Parkersburg
Charles 8. Warna
Warne- Lynch Undertaking’ Company
Thinejty
Brotherhood of Railway Enginema
Uneps
Chicago
Iee Board of Arbitration
Oscar Sirius
Commerce and Labor
van Hise
University of Wixconesh
Albert Shaw
Review of Regiona
Daniel Willard
Haltimore
Ohio
P. H. Morrlney
Conductor's and
Rainmen’s Brotherhood
Otto N. Hichitz
New York Building Trades Association
Frederick Judson
Board of Arbitration
Warn
WV Delegates Prank Haymaker and Alfred Walker Attend Pharmacy Conventions
Doctors Prank Haymaker of ellys and Alfred Walker of Sutton depart for Denver to represent West Virginia at the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy convention opening Monday and continuing all week. They will also attend the American Pharmaceutical Association meeting held concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Prank Haymaker
The
Ellys
Alfred Walker
Sutton
Denver
Colo
West Virginia
National Association of Boards of Pharmacy
American Pharmacuetical Association
Workmen buried at German iron works near Dortmund
Aug 13 in a Dortmund suburb a slag bank collapse at an iron works trapped twenty eight workers. Rescue teams pulled out eleven survivors but most were presumed dead. The disaster occurred as recruiting parties were aiding efforts.
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Dortmund
Germany
Hat Atteen
Gaswell tests across Sardis and Eagle districts reported
Hope Natural Gas Company drilled a test well on Addison Hustead farm near Gasserg on iwancs creek in Sardis district and completed a test well on F. E. Halt farm on Ténmile creek in Eagle district showing two gas fixtures.
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Hope Natural Gas Company
Sardis
Eagle
Iwancs Creek
This County
Addison Hustead
Gordon Aand
Ténmile Creek
Eagle District
F. E. Halt
Smiths Team to Meet Scholastics at Union Park
L Q Smiths baseball squad travels to Union Park Wednesday evening at 5 40 for a game against the Scholastics. The visitors are in good form after a strong showing at Mannington Sunday and seek a win against the toga team. Admission of fifteen cents will be charged to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Q. Smith
Union Park
Mannington
Fife
Confederate reunion set for August 31 at Wall's Grove
Jefferson County Confederate veterans camp announces its annual reunion to be held near Charles Town at Wall's Grove on Saturday, August 31. Col. Kt. P. L. Chew of Clarion Town is camp commander, with 8. C. Young of Charles Town serving as chairman of arrangements.
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Charles Town
Jefferson County
Wall's Grove
Col
Kt. PL Chew
Clarion Town
Young
Probate of Late John Terry Will Reveals Disposition of Estate
The will probated in the county court divides the Terry estate among Johanna Barrett, Mary Terry widow, and Joseph Terry. It grants Mrs Barrett the Terry henge and John Jackson street, uses for Mary Terry during life, and places two thousand dollars in bank for John Joseph Terry’s education. Portions of Jots 20 21 and 24 on Jackson street go to Mrs Barrett. One half of a lot at Cemetery Lane and a strip road are given to Mrs Terry, with another lot to John later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Terry
Johanna Barrett
Joseph Terry
Jackson Street
Black fog hits young cattle in Atle pheny range
Following a wet season that produced rain pasturage an epidemic of black fog has broken out among young cattle in the Atle pheny range of Mineral and Grant counties. Already a number of head died and many stockmen have begun to evacuate their herds. Charles Smith Alfred Parker and other leading stockmen are among the big losers to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyser
Atlepheny
Mineral
Grant
Bey
Charles Smith
Alfred Parker
Infant dies after brief illness in Northview
The eleven month old son of Mr and Mrs Ira Payne of Northview died Tuesday morning after a short illness described as cholera in fever. Funeral services will be at the Northview home and the body will be taken to Salem on No 2 Wednesday morning for burial at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mié
Ira Payne
Northview
Salem
Populists of St Louis Rally Dwindling Delegates Seen
In St Louis on August 13 delegates expected to attend the Populist national convention. Four years ago a theater held the crowd. now a small hotel room suffices. Nebraska delegates favor endorsing Wilson but most delegates oppose any endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Nebraska
Wilson
Injunction Restricts Wetzel Tribune Owner in Openings
Aug 13 Wetzel Tribune dispute centers on a temporary injunction granted by Judge Lynch of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit. The order restrains E H Yeat from interfering with the plant and opening of the Tribune at Clarksburg. Bond posted, and John W Hunt et al granted possession of the newspaper by the court action assisted by attorney James W McTnura.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Martinsville
Wetzel Tribune
E. H. Yeat Betas
Tribune
Lynch
Thirteenth Judicial
Cirenlt
Clarksburg
John Wt. Hunt
Bond
Whith
James W. McTnura
Senate Defeats Amendment on Post Office Employers Secrecy
Washington Aug 14 An effort to amend the appropriation bill to bar post office workers from joining secret organizations failed in the Senate after a sharp debate. The session featured talk of a possible strike against the government and a partisan clash triggered by a remark from Senator Lafollette that was deemed offensive by Senator Root. Lafollette revised the remark afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
LaVollette
Lafratlette
Woman jailed for immoral conduct in Hedrick court
Mildred Cornwell, 18, housed in Bunty Jail for four days for failing to pay a fine after a conviction of immoral conduct in the Hedrick court. Authorities report the case as a municipal matter in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Cornwell
Bunty
M. FE. Henierson
Theteuburky
Bonded Warehouses Opened at Meadowbrook Plant
Charles T Read, government surveyor of Wheeling, arrived Tuesday on official duties at the Meadowbrook plant amid newly established bonded warehouses at Clarksbury and Meadowbrook for foreign ores. Storekeepers have yet to be appointed, and Read was sent to break the seal on a car of Mexican ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T Read
Clarksburg
Meadowbrook
Grasnel, Chemical Company
Reed
Funeral service for eight year old Charles Secitor
The funeral for Charles Secitor eight son of Mr and Mrs Peter Bedee of Erlé will be at Ster's Kearns undertaking chapel Tuesday at 2 PM. Burial follows at Mol y Croks cemetery after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Secitor
Peter Bedéee
Erlé
O'Please
Hia
Nome
Sters Kearns Undertaking
Moly Croks
National Guard Returns Home From Sterling Mining District
National Guard units from Kingwood and Charleston, part of West Virginia’s First and Second Regiments, moved home after a strike settlement between miners and coal operators. The agreement grants two weeks’ pay, mining area choice, and the end of the commissary system, ending weeks of tension in Boone County with miners returning to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingwood
West Virginia National ‘Guard
Sterling
Boone County
Come Pany
Charleston
Peytonia
Worl
Kingwood Company
W. 4. Dunn
G. H. Wilson
Leutenant Dixon Parsons
Ohio River
Grafton
Hinmimo
Song
Detro it: deposed clerk faces bribery arraignment
In Detroit on August 13 Edward Schreiter, deposed clerk of the cornelia, faced eighteen aldermen in a bribery arraignment tied to the Wabash railroad deal. Accused officials hurled threats and insults as Schreiter appeared in police court, with exchange cited between Alderman Skfzycki and Schreiter and remarks from Alderman O'Brien and Prosecutor Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Edward Schreiter
Cornelia
Iday
Polles Gourt
Alderman SkFzycki
Lehretter
Alderman O'Brien
William
Schrokier
Shepherd
Convicts Escape From Ohio Penitentiary Reported
Five prisoners escaped the Ohio penitentiary by scaling a high wall. One was shot by a guard and another recaptured. Police found three others at large, with authorities investigating the incident and renewing security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus
Janey
County court sets annual fiscal estimates and estate actions
The county court on Tuesday prepared annual expenditure estimates and decided roles in estates. Mary Terry qualified as administratrix with bond set at 1400, John D. Barrett, John A. Tiernay, and P. Keenan named as appraisers. John Dentam qualified as guardian of Blanche Lawson with bond 2500, A B Boggess as surety. The court also designated members to view a bridge site over Duyison's Run near Mary J. Rector's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Terry
John ‘Terry
John d. Barrett
John A. Tiernay
Keenan
John
Dentam
Blanche Lawson
A. B Boggess
Duyiseon's Run
Mary J. Rector
Auto overturns injures group in New Hampshire road accident
An automobile carrying John Wells, Miss Welsa and Mr and Mrs Jon Fox Wells from Narrieburg Pennsylvania overturned on a road between Twin Mountain and the Profle house in Bretton Woods New Hampshire. Injuries were reported to all six occupants.
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Bretton Woods
N. H
John Wells
Miss Welsa
Jon Fox Wells
Narrieburg
Twin Mountain
Profle
Governor W. M. Damon Faces Impeachment Pressure
A large petition against Judge Bednatt and conduct in Payette County courts prompts Governor Glascock to consider calling a special legislature session. The document cites alleged gross immorality, accepting money, intoxication in trials, and improper proposals involving a woman. Debate centers on impeachment powers and section procedures.
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Charleston
Aum
Dillon
H. Price
Vera
W. M
Damon
Ot Oly
RT Hubbard
Rayselleville
Ohataen Agathet Willem Re. Bednatt
Govarnor, Glasecock
Apeciag
Wtalon
Imaperioh
Tu A Bennett
Wimaelk
Casey
Tarluw Tampa” Mba
Oplaton Ae
Uniter
Seriani Wight
House of Dele Zatvo
Andy
Glanscock
Will of Sirah B Hepd hag yoga probate
The will assigns the West Pike Irene house and lot to her daughter Ida V Reed, with a son or heir of Lloyd Reed’s interest in Romnoke Virginia given to Mia. Mary Margaret Huggins receives $260 and all remaining property, while Ida V Reed gets the residue of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirah B. Hepd
West Pike
Irene
Jauenuer
Idd
Aho
Lloyd Reed
Romnoke
Mia
Mary Margaret Huggins
Ida V Reed
Rebels Sacrifice Details From Struggle Near Dletuman Sunday
In Mexico City survivors recount the Acrador Sancar led a rebel raid that killed sixty one soldiers and four passengers near Dletuman Sunday. He spared two young women before escaping with his band, according to accounts arriving today.
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Mexico City
Acrador Sancar
GRAFT LEADERS NAMED IN NEW YORK GRAFT SCHEME
Aug 13 reports that a lawyer and hotel owner claiming political motives along with a police official are alleged leaders of a graft ring. Rose Weber and Vallon are named in a grand jury. A blanket indictment for the Regenthal murder is expected. Also noted is a local assault case against James Chilton in Reynoldsville with no evidence against Cirillo.
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New York
Ion
Whitman
Rose
Weber
Vallon
Teo
James Chilton
Ton
Reynoldsville
Tuulice Jackson
Washington wool bill debate enters second day in Congress
ATEN WASHINGTON Aug 1 An attempt to pass the compromise wool bill in the House over the president's veto began today after two hours of arranging and debating. F D Pierce and family of Horner avenue with Miss Dorothy Bridon visiting will leave Wednesday for Butler Pa to visit relatives and friends for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
F. D. Pierce
Hornor Avenue
Dorothy Britdon
Lasve
Tor Butler
Grafton Woman Undergoes Major Hospital Operation
Mrs Charles Tenney of Grafton underwent a major operation at the local hospital Tuesday. She is reported doing very nicely on the road to recovery, despite complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tenney
Grafton
Orlando man dies after illness in hospital
B A Homme aged FE years of Orlando died in hospital this morning after an illness of dynamic nature. He is survived by his widow, nine children, and a brother, all living in Orlando. M C Henlfine, the brother, was at his bedside and will take the body home on the 6 o clock train Wednesday morning. The funeral and burial will be held at his home in Orlando Friday morning.
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Orelando
Sa'clock
Joneilness
Dinemica
Mak
Siw
Orlando
M. C. Henlfine
Orlando Fridey
Changes position at Gore street tailor shop
Misa J. L. Russean leaves Tatts berg Indian tailor to join J. Myers on Pike Street second door of Gore busta Jag. She invites friends to inspect the fall and winter woolens collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
J. L.russean
Tattsberg
Trom
J. Myers
Mtfewrene
Jina
Death of 3 month old Hirlen Bumgardner in Groantown
The 3 month old Hirlen Bumgardner, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bumgapineny, died Tuesday morning after a brief illness at 17300. The funeral will be held at home Wednesday afternoon and burial will be in Groantown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirlen Bumgardner
John Wi Bumgapineny
Groantown
City Council Deliberates Budget at Special Meeting
City council met in a special session Monday night to review estimates and determine budget lines for the coming period. Officials discussed projected deficits and potential adjustments to public works and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiguay
Thidte
Syed
Devry
Pete Ribet
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Paint ‘Creek
Warne’s Brother
Criffith
Clark Griffith
Clark
Washington Senators
Gasserg
Tery WL
Mineral County
Root
la Follette
Robert W. Sheer
Boweien Oresem
National Guard
Kingwood ‘Company
Cosimo Calatelengo
Fullview
Mary Checho
Doyle
Bennett
Larry Doyle
Iusaga
Larry Dye
New York Gianta
Giants
Rebel Band
ATEN
Lower Lefe
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