Operators And Miners Confer In Wage Talks Across Four States
Bituminous coal operators from western Pennsylvania, Ohio, Louisiana, and Illinois meet with United Mine Workers officials in Mobile Alabama to negotiate a new interstate wage scale. The talks, involving 32 operators and an equal number of miners, aim to replace existing contracts expiring March 31. Key topics include wage raises from 10 to 20 percent by job class, shift changes, form adjustment of machine differentials, weekly paydays, and shifting holidays.
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Vraedmobile
Aki
Pennsylvonng
Ohio
Suisiana
Ltt
Ole
Union
United Mine Workers of America
John P. White
Frank J.ay
William Green
Mminers’ International Organi
Milion
Hugh Shirkle
Perre Haule
Ind
Opératora
Willian Green
Aliverean
Indianapolis
Clinsan
Elahttour
Petit Jurors for March Term Drawn in Local Court
A list of jurors drawn for the March term of the Mareer criminal court includes Howard Poat Perry C. Williams and numerous others. Mrs Willa J. Goppeet Verdiate Misa Freda Henking and Mrs Elwnod Wilgoh were guests of Mrs C W Talterman for a short visit on Wednesday and Thursday.
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The
Criminal Court
Howard Poat
Perry C. Williams
R, KR
M. Fisher
Arthur Heinzo
James Findley
Clandis West
Ravster Robinson
Lloyd 0. Crimy
Talat Couley
Henry Swiger
Adam Swiker
Adam Cookman
George A. Trainer
W. F P. Sturm
George W. Willams
John F. Mason
M. L. Dunkin
Simon P. Davis
Stephen Bussel
J. D. and
Simeon Bond
Carl A. Davingon
George Rector
J. Earl Thompson
Addison R. Timberlake
Gliion H. Jolgate
M. G. Wolfe
Joan Parks
Weaver Perina
Lace Davinson
Omer. Talkington
William 8. Blake
J. J. Garrett
H. Dean
W. J. Daevisson
John L. Schon
W. W. Hess
Lafayette Swixer
Mosby Hall
Leondan Rhoades
Hiram Orast
J. de Jenkins
G. H. Lyon
John’. Strom
Chester Marin
Toward
Sapm
Purl Lawson
Custer Allen
William Y. Norman
James A. Wiliams
Jewbe R. Mint
Mra
Willa J. Goppeet
Verdiate Misa Freda Henking
Mes. Elwnod Wilgoh
Mys
C. W. Talterman
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Uniontown Bank Former President
A federal grand jury returned a blanket indictment against Joanna V. Thompson, former president of the First National Bank of Uniontown, closed by the Comptroller of the Currency. Counts charge Thompson with certifying checks, false reports, and conspiracy related to the Uniontown and Allentown bank activities. Thompson given 21 hours to appear and post bond. if not, a bench warrant will be issued.
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Agnocuyes Prana Cittshurg
Joanna V. Thomipson
First National Bank of Uniontown
Federal Grand Juey
Thompson
Tronguren
Fayette County
First National Bank of
Allentown
Raft
OldLrict
Humes
Ory
Orr
Bond
Tina
Benokt
Revival Service Opens At Holy Stone School
A revival meeting began Monday night at Holy Stone School, featuring speaker Sean Holng and pastor Scote attonie. The event aimed to bolster faith in the community, with hopes for strong attendance and encouraging remarks.
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Hholy
Sean Holng
Ain
Death of Edith M Woling in local hospital
Edith M Woling aged 22 wife of Charles Wolting of Bulbhinorp and Ohio rnbroadt died after a surge operation in a local hospital. Burial and funeral services will be held in Rochesburg Methodist Episcopal Church. Surviving husband Charles Wotring father Tinie Wolving brother Paul and John Plyny.
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Edith M. Woling
Charles Wwotring
Bulbhinorp
Ohio
Charles Wotring
Tinie Wolving
Kom
J. Z. Wlynn
Paul
John Plyny
Panama-Pacific Exposition Coins At Merchants National Bank
Mio. Merchants National Banke displayed the Panama Panan-Pacific coins for the exposition. A half dollar and four gold dollars were issued with special branding on the front. Patrons, including WM. Robinson of Lumberport, expressed eagerness to obtain the pieces.
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Mio
Merchants National Banke
Ncalion
Colina
Freight train runs wild down a grade near Grafton
A Baltinora and One railroad freight train escaped control this morning from Wluper station thirty miles east of Grafton, racing down Cheat river grade. Engineer W G Wolf leapt clear and was seriously hurt, fireman W F Sitimona from Grafton was injured. The loco ran about seven miles to Rowlesburg before stopping without derailing.
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Grafton
Baltinora
Wluper Station
W- G. Wolf
W. F. Sitimona
Rowlesburg
Military hearing lists five speakers from labor groups
A Senate military committee hearing on Ameocitpean preparedness featured early speakers from New York and Detroit labor circles. Names included John P. White of United Labor Workers of America and James A. Mawrer of the Pennsylvania Federation of Labor among others, but only five speakers were allowed.
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Washington
Seta Military Committee
Migs Lian D. Wan
Hanty Street
New York
Frederick €. Howe
New Yorks
Servie
John P. White
United Ming Workara
Ameren
J James A. Mawrer
Pennsylvania Fedeation of Labor
Charles D. Williams
Detroit
Charles Barrett
Partners Union
Oliy Ga
Clarence Monard
Business Men's League
St. Louis
Capper
Kaneas
Supreme Officer Visit For Daughters Of Splints Meeting
Members of Sharon Spark No 9 Daughters of Splints urged to attend the regular meeting tonight at o clock. Mrs Adam Stillyard supreme grand matron of the Daughters of Ephix will visit and address the court. After business a social session will be held in the hall.
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AML Mmouthers
Sharon
Spark No
Daughters of Splints
Fielr
Adam, Stillyard
Wheeling
Sis Preme
Daughters of Ephix
First Gun Fired in Good Roads Campaign at Tridgewort
The Simpson district votes for a $200,000 bond to improve roads. Monday night’s rally drew citizen leaders and district road officials, with Thursday’s large meeting planned at 1:40 PM. Harbert and other engineers attend, while committees report and residents offer input.
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Simpson
Tridgewort
Wil Lume
Guy Mr Harbort
Harridon
Wal
Thrad Uoop Ag
Mont Eergies
John, Folk
J. J. Jones
Cletus Stout
Guym. Harbert
Harrison County
Simp
Campaigh
Merger Talk Between Steel Firms Likely Probed
Washington report says the Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company and Cambria Steel Company may face a Justice Department inquiry. Officials noted prior plans to combine Lackawanna Steel, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, and Cambria faced delays and may have failed to materialize.
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Ny Agsoctarty Pnexa
Washington
Feb
Midvale Steel and Ordnance Company
Cambria Steel Company
Department of Jus Lew
M Combinaton
Lackawanna Steel Company
Youssitown Sheet
Tube Company
Gambria Company
Death of Spanish worker at Grasselli Chemical Works
Manual Fernandes aged 26 employed by Grasselli Chemical Company in Zeuling died at 11 40 pm Monday after a stroke. Funeral services will be held at Ferinriniteriy home at Zealine mid afternoon Wednesday with interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Manual Fernandes
Grasselli Chemical Vomprny
Zéluing
Sbokte
Hellnekse
Aielock
Holy Cross Cemenary
Tnt
Roosevelt Gained Support Through Odd Fund Drive
A Brooklyn girl started a quirky fund to back a battlestip satire for Dyele Sau, writing to a New York newspaper and collecting small donations. Colonel Theodore Mooravelt endorsed the effort, while Roosevelt noted some contributions would aid a four grand project and another forBrienchildron awaiting arrival. Total contributions reached 55.10 dollars.
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Ly Association Reas
Jorja Sterral
Dyele Sau
M New York
Tnitay
Theodore Mooravelt
Ton Dinien
Ronsevelt
Fuur
Magiorie
Coal Industry Pressure Delays In Interstate Hearings
Virginia coal operators warn that a price increase and heightened transport costs could ruin the West Virginia coal industry. Lawyers for coal firms prepare to argue before the Interstate Commerce Commission as hearings loom, with railroad and public service interests also involved.
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Virginia
Aelion
Alan
West Virginia
Firginia
Coil
Interstate Commerce Commission
Conprearman Samuel
Avis
Charleston
Allorney
Silent
W. A. Glascow
Phila Aleghin
Tual Hutler
ChicaRt
Public Service Commission
Hifeen
Result of Plot in Ottawa Spurred by Anonymous Letter
A dated anonymous message received today from Detroit with a Cleveland postmark claims the destruction of Parliament Building was the result of an unnamed plot. Police say the letter mentions a person in possession of incendiary material and hints at hidden sources, noting a device almost invisible yet capable of releasing a dangerous note when heated to eighty degrees, suggesting investigators may trace its origin.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Detroit
Cleveland
Personal summons system at center of trial in West Virginia
The trial of Fel Graton and others focused on the personal summons system and grand jury procedure. Defense argued improper grand jury selection and the sheriff's involvement may undermine criminal proceedings. judge weighed arguments as courtroom crowd filled the Burlington county courtroom.
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Asbenisyan Grapton
Dlaims Charon KR
Durbin
John Ts ‘Etry
John H. Holt
Utliuington
Argied
Virginia
Alice
Dotonae
Jadak Mnal
Sherit Jy Avery
Argian
SIAM
Bryndin’s role cited in Matin on war ending and Egypt plan
The Matin discusses prolongation of the war and how Italian allies should act in concert with the Allies to secure victory. It credits Bryndin with strategic insight from Salonika and aiding the Serbian army’s salvage, arguing Italy’s cooperation could hasten political and military victory.
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Italy
Paris
Cartan
Tallon
Burdon
Braxton County Property Tax Report Reveals Totals
A local tax record shows Beekon Nrown Katate and heirs listed with assessed values in Braxton County. Real estate totals reach 12,088.49 dollars, 43,920 Ts appears as land value, and personal property is assessed at 110,062.66 dollars. The document documents parcels and ownership details for recording in the county office.
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Braxton
Pennsylvania Brewers Subpoenaed In Grand Jury Inquiry
A district court hearing revealed a grand jury investigation into brewing interests in Pennsylvania. The United States Attorney opposed delaying proceedings as summoned brewers must produce books, records, and correspondence from 1916 to 1921. Subpoenas targeted multiple brewers associations and required full financial and organizational documents.
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Penayvania
Nehedillet
Woxin Ulore
Legon
Tammonin Siddenly
Appaarod
Distri Court
Ore
Thomprod
Auking
Malthe & Ciippaanns
Pip Motion
Lowey Hamid
United States
Cory
United States Brewers Association
Pennsylvania
Abe
Brawern
Weustern Pennsylvania
Wentmoreland Brewers Association
Fayntte
Brewerk Association
Avalanches Threaten Northwest County Section
A dangerous avalanche event unfolds in the Northwest section of the county. Crews mobilize to prevent blockades as two people are reported killed and emergency plans activate.
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Tania
Grand Jurors Note on Duty for March Seventh
The grand jurors are ordered to report for duty on Tuesday March 7 to the criminal court. The notice lists several jurors by name, including Deane, Buoys, Tal Orie Be More Abdorann, Malet Sopanhuyur, Todstustend, Palmory Maubieke Szukieiny Fore, Dorney Giky JUnng, J. W. Jonnaan, Sidgbottom, and others.
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Criminal Court
Palmory Maubieke Szukieiny
Dorney Giky
J. W. Jonnaan
J. Dydan Tao
Unclear Source Reveals Wilson Administration Timing
Fragmentary note suggests a late 19th century or early 20th century reporting style. Mentions President Wilson and a gubernatorial or governmental action matter with uncertain timing and entry by a count or authority figure. Specific names, places, or dates are illegible.
Germans Lose Small Section Front Suffering Families
A wartime dispatch from Washington reports German forces suffered a minor loss near the Somme while a French attack repelled a German assault. The piece notes allied air activity, a German attempt to seize a Belgian railroad station, and brief clashes with Rostlia aircraft. It also details domestic concerns over red tape delaying aid to impoverished families and the broader government armor plate pricing issue.
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Somme
Popar Inghe
Belgium
Popar
French War Operations Statement From War Offices
In Washington on February 3 the war offices released a statement about the Cambrian renown issue and the Allied response. The report notes dissatisfaction with certain actions and mentions President Wilson, allies, and the somber tone of postwar statements amid ongoing tensions.
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Uniontown
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Lumberport
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Federal Senate Military Committee
Daughters of Sphinx
Good Roads
Bridgeport
Department of Justice
Hoosevelt
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Wuhible
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Arinor
Haveork
Watt
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Hare
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Combination School
Pina Grove
Wetaol
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Chicago
Milwaikes
Et Pi
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Officinia
Tufpa
Parsons
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Nat Lien
Harrison
Wilson Ian Holl
Manus
Wilson
Gorning
Townshel
Aylmer
London
Townshend
Ciitpa
Tora
Fungamaunree Panay
Bonaty Naval Committee
Congreve
Phos
Bil
Ainre Tslan Pave Yard
Battiestin
Say York Navy Yard
Antpanc
Annapolla
Dilla
Syaturday
Ciba
Louvre
Rene Fo
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Sony
Tha Ali
Parkerwhore
Woren
Macys
Gerdring
War Offices
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Lown
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Tinalley
Lannie
Wilson Monethes
Sri Ming
Sali Mess
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