Coal Miners Strike Over Reduced Wages Across Region
Coal minors strike across the region as pay is reduced, affecting mines near McWhorter, Adameston, and Union areas. About twenty to forty workers walk out at various plants while some mines run only part time. Demand remains weak with no domestic market for ox coal. sharp disruption expected through March as payrolls drop.
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McWhorter
Consolidation Coal Company
Clarksburg
Tatnmont
Usfam
Venus
Two Held on Federal NQur Dealer Charge in Wheeling
Mike Youkovle and Mary Youkovle were held by U S Commissioner Alexander C Moore for the Wheeling grand jury at the Wheeling federal court term. They are charged with retail liquor selling without federal authority and were committed to the county jail in Wheeling. The couple ran a Farmington boarding house and allegedly furnished whisky to boarders. Deputy Marshal Hyms Hiya made the arrests.
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Mike Youkovle
Mary
Alexander C. Moore
United States
Wheeling
Federal Court
Oni County
Coupse
Farmington
Hyms Hiya
Funeral services set for Mrs Harriett Gaylord in Weston
Mrs Harriett Gaylord died Monday afternoon of pneumonia at her Carr avenue home. She leaves husband James Gaylord and three sons Frank William A and Charles M, and two daughters Mrs R A Haynes and Lydia. She was a member of Weston Methodist Episcopal church. The body will be taken to Weston for burial with services at the Methodist church and interment at Maple Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett. Gaylord
Carr Avenue
Weston
Gaylord
Ark in Tulsa Party Attends Chief Office Reunion
C M Gaylord and two companions travel to Tulsa Oklahoma to visit a Leonard home office. several names and details unreadable in the faded OCR but indicate a party excursion with unspecified purpose and time.
Young Lady Shot by Charles Hoff at Salem Boardings
Ada Baker Oddy, age 2% or 16 years, a domestic at Salem boarding house, was accidentally shot by Charles Hoff while playfully handling a revolver believed unloaded. The bullet entered her head and proved fatal. doctors at Telegram press hour had not removed the bullet, and she suffered great pain.
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Oddy
Ada Baker
Hof
Salem
Charles Hof
Mss Barker
Court adjourns term with various dismissals and orders
The Janitary circuit court presided by Charles W. Lynch adjourned at noon Tuesday. Dismissals include Davis Shoe Company case and Ellen Clark versus Lillian Ann Breit. Extensions granted in Haze Morgan v Meigs Bartlett. Estate division decreed in Jacob Myers case. Empire National Bank answer filed in Clarence Sperry suit. Hope Natural Gas Company matter and Harrison County Court objections renewed. Empire National Bank judgment entered for 1164.50 against Charles Q. Stout.
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Circuit Court
Charles W. “Lynch
Davis Shoe Company
Ingernet
Middlebourne
Clarence B. ‘Sperry
Richard Salebury
Ming
Hope Natural Gas Company
Harrison County Court
Pmpiret National Bank
Charles Q. Stout
Missing Minnesota officers in sea search near Cuba
Submarine officers who left the battleship Minnesota in a power boat are missing near Caimanisma Cuba February 14. Tugs and torpedo boats searched the area and reported they had just been heard from at Juatibenteo.
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Minnesota
Cuba
Cmmanisma
Sattleship
Jwtibenteo
Trespass Charge Arrested at Industrial Edition Site
Joseph Pool of the Industrial Edition was arrested Monday evening by Constable Wililus Post for trespassing on property occupied by Mrs. Lizzie McGarry at a boarding house. He failed to appear for a hearing in Justice G. H. Gordon's court.
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Joseph Pool
Industrial Edition
Wililus Post
G. H. Gordon
Lizzie McGarry
Tobacco Growers Shot by Negroes and Miner Strike News
Feb 14. President Lewis of the United Mine Workers visits Cahumbus Ohio to assess the eastern Ohio situation. He says operators have not cooperated and warns a strike of 10,000 miners may follow if mediation fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Lewis
Ameren
Cahimbus
Ohio
Norrow
Willine
Three Growers Robbed at Stansford Site in Lexington
Lexington report states three robbed growers were ambushed by a negro bandit yesterday night near the Stansford site. All were seriously wounded by pistol shots. two negros were arrested as a posse continued pursuit for a third. Victims include Clerenen Detherage and Howfeld Jaws, both wounded in the ear.
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Lexington
Stansford
Nexro
Clerenen
Pauls
Howfeld
Jaws Bros Kon
B. C. Ballard
Treaty House 1 Debates Delay on Reciprocity Measure
The House of Representatives extended consideration of the Reciprocity bill as the general debate stretched beyond two days. A panel member indicated the debate would continue this afternoon, with a plan to move to the calendar Wednesday. The reform aims and calendar scheduling are described as unfinished business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastengton
Deol
Fey
Wien
Valentine Day Whispers of Love Across the Mail
A fractured note notes Valentine Day customs as lovers await a message from a distant fiancé. The piece mentions Uncle Sam appeals and a postal authority dealing with remembrance tokens amid wartime mail activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sami
Neuton
Warrants Pending for Pike News Burglary Suspects
Warrants have not yet been issued against Clarence Everhart and Ralph Wigner for a Sunday burglary at the Pike News Company's store. A firm member says warrants will be sworn out before a Justice of the Peace. The boys remain in the county jail, moved from the basement cells to the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Everhart
Ralph Wigner
Pike News Company
Asement
Coxcity
Drilling Test Near Clark Wisilet Farm in Jytge Nathans County
A drilling test is under way on a Nathans Goff farm in West Park county. The well reaches 1200 feet with no results yet before Gordon Horiation. Nearby on West Hark river in Cajon district Muller Olawa Gas Company begins test on W. BR. Lowlper farm. The Philadelphia Company plans to drill at Mary Myers farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Park
Ta Clark
West Virginia Board meets on semi-centennial plan
SEM CENTENNIAL G W Lutz chairman of the West Virginia Board of Tract committee on the state semi centennial in 1912 has called a meeting of the committee for Thursday afternoon at Charleston to confer with Governor W E Glasscock in regard to a bill aid an appropriation The matter will be put up to the state legislature The committee is composed of the heads of the various city commercial organizations throughout the state.
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G. W. Lutz
West Virginia
Twelve Hundred Live at Adamston
Adamston population figures announced show 1,200 residents. Nearby towns list counts including Weston 2,219 and Buckhannon 2,285 with several others such as Belington 1,481 and Jane Lew 600. The report presents a regional demographic snapshot with multiple community totals.
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Washington, Id
Belington
Burnaville
Jane Lew
Kingwood
Lumberport
Pije Grove
Swthfeld
Sutton
West Milford
Weston
Buckhanan
West Union
Welbster Springs
New Martinaville
Philip
Fraskfort Convention Delegate Fiarrison Passes at 93
Agspina Fraskfort Indiana reports Jona W Fiarrison aged 93, a delegate to a Republican party convention, delivered a farewell speech. The event honored his long service and support for Willem Hetey, with Azela noted in attendance.
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Fraskfort
Ind
Fes
Jona W. Fiarrison
Hi Republican
Barty
Willem Hetey Durrizen
Azela Twas
Teacher Nesnitine Involved In School Altercation Case
Nesnitine, a teacher at Neh school, and Cherenen Vannort a PUP were involved in an altercation in G. M Gordon's court. Vannort was arrested by a constable and brought before the Justice, released on his own recognizance to appear in the court later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherenen Vannort
G. M
Trial of James Wilds in Moore's Mine Assault Case
The case against James Wilds, a grown man from Moore's mine east of the city, charged with assaulting and beating 11 year old Hie Norman, was called Tuesday afternoon in Justice Samuel W. Gordon's court. A warrant was issued by Carrie Thompson and Constable William Post, and Wilds was arrested Monday and jailed.
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James Wilds
Moore's
Hie Norman
Samuel W. Gordon
Tha Moore
Wilds
Carrie Thompson
Willam Post
After Law Shops Burned In Morgantown Fire Sparks Rebuild Efforts
Kingwood reports an active campaign to transfer the M. and H. K. shops to Morgantown, with the site to be offered there. The shops were burned recently here and definite rebuilding steps have not yet been taken. A large force of men is employed trying to reopen the shops.
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Morgantown
Kingwood
Mudetinker Corp Incorporation Advances Toward Studebaker Takeover
The Mudetinker Corporation, capitalized at 45 009 000 dollars, was incorporated today in Trenton New Jersey. It plans to take over the Studebaker Manufacturing of South Bend Indiana in a major corporate merger move.
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Trenton
Mudetinker Corporation
Studebaker Manufacturin
South Bend
Tad
Burglars Flee Toward Buckhannon in Early Morning Robbery
Police from Buckhannon chased a group of burglars toward the town after a robbery. Officers warned residents to secure doors and watch for the fugitives, citing possible danger as they pursued suspects. Witnesses reported activity around West End and urged caution.
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Curksinirs
Buckhannon
Poys
Weeton
Hayes
Salvation Army Hall Musical Evening Teaser
A one hour program features music and readings at the Salvation Army hall this evening. The lineup includes choruses, recitations, and solos such as Beyond the Spa, Do I Sleep, My Mother's Prayer, and I Am My Daddy's Gin. Attorney Thomas Ramugy notes a move to low sitcom. Go see for a seat.
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Salvation Army
Taystor
Thomas Ramugy
Unclear legislative vote report from early session
A garbled summary reports a unanimous or near unanimous vote in an early session. It mentions Hearne, Wine from the First, a Democrat chair, and a Senate and House action on a reciprocal trade resolution and interstate concerns. The House rejected continuing the War of the Interstate Ohio Commission and amended a license bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Senate
Congress
House
Interstate
Ohio Commission
Suspended notes on school board meeting actions
Fragmentary report shows the board approving a tract tied to three months, Roughner for the armory, and school use for facilities. Partial sentences indicate motions and member involvement, with actions deferred or suspended at the meeting.
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Myers
Sathfella & Jroses
Police stop two men on cross-state meeting plan
Police halted Wight and Pallve at a pill counter scheduled meeting in the city. Emith of this city and one other man from Uniontown Pa were involved in arranging to meet in Maryland on February 29.
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Pallve
Uniontown
Mt Land
Socialist Ticket Swaps Inlocal Municipal Election
Comrade W T R Jones notes a municipal party split before departure. The group plans a new ticket with Georg Be chist as mayor and C. My First ward commissioner J. C. for the first ward, plus IS. Grieg for the second ward, replacing the Young ticket.
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W. TR. Jones
Younes
Georg Bechist
Police
J. C
IS. Grieg
Grand Victory for Jorys Prolimip at SoX Arena
Justion Frank Leo Morr leads Jorys Prolimip to a dramatic win in a tense matchup at SoX Arena. Velea and other rivals push hard, with key plays late in a contest highlighted by strong defense and clutch scoring.
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Eaday
Justion
Frank Leo Morr
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Wagner
Jon
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Charles Hoff
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Dorothy Arobld
Clark District
Nathan Goff
Charleston
Adamston
Ensus Bureau
Washington, D. C
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Balen
Lidgeport
Shinnston
Agspina
Puli
Amoel Uweapprans
Cray
Iran
Ea A
Salvation ‘Army Hall
Amit Rumxey
Lille
Flamey
Miles Paul
Salo
Delfavayion
Anis Payton
Stary! Jones
Leatha Williams
West
Keelton
Gratrice Taylor
Roy Payten
Hania
Willybe
Wight,s
Jorys
Has
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