West Virginia to Form Coal Mining Institute
A meeting led by Hanford in Morgantown plans a state coal mining institute. Attendees include mine operators and engineers from across West Virginia to promote education, cooperation and a permanent organizational structure. Names mentioned: J. B. Hanford president, J. S. Cummings secretary, with speakers from the US Geological Survey and university engineers.
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Hanford
Mortal
Court House
Aining
Tony Detarrea
West Virginia
Pordenoo
Thie Institute
Cummings
Progran
Fay
Loek
Robinson
Virgin
Rosa
J.B. Hanford
Manington
John 8. Cummings
Tunnelton
Gr. Payne
Ross
Charleston
Dw Paull
Dhet Wine
Perhinnen
Dongises
Ot Clarkshurs
Tne
Questlor
Coal Mining Institute of West Virginia
Fines Imposed By The Mayor In Drunkenness Cases
Frank Trown faced police court for third drunkenness offense and was fined 7.10 and costs. Jamies Hunter testified Brown assaulted him, claiming Brown tried to take his wife. Brown could not pay and was sent to jail. Other defendants included Daviy fined 3 dollars, cost. Harman fined but unable to pay. Drummonds jailed for nonpayment of 6 dollars. Clarence Clark fined 3 dollars for gambling den activity. Frank Horn and Frank Carpenter failed to appear after bail set. Abe Scott paid 1.60 on a drunkenness charge.
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Frank Trown
Polie Court
Costa
Jamies Hunter
Switnens
Brown
Unter
Redwn
Wroot
Munter
D. Daviy
W. Harman
Bat
Drummonds
Clarence Clark
Tom Scott
Wightott
Era
Lowne
Frank Horn
Frank Carpenter
Abe Scott
Hia Umearande
Lentini
New Hotel Rooms Added to Traders Hotel
Proprietor J. G. Beal has finished and fitted up additional rooms for occupancy at Traders hotel. The Grand Opera House rooms are now ready with new furniture and sound upkeep. Mr Read reports growing patronage and expects further expansions as demand rises.
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J. G. Beal
Traders Hotel
Read
Mine Fight At Barton Camp Ends In Fatal Shootings
June 29 at a Barton mining camp a quarrel led to gunfire. Mike Marti killed Trim Aloe and fatally wounded Michael Kuk and Michael Pratke. Two others were wounded and Katrik was arrested.
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Bringeport
Barton
Tear Here
Mike Marti
Trim Aloe
Michael Kuk
Michael Pratke
Katrik
Three New Students Enroll at West Virginia Business College
Three new students enrolled at the West Virgins Business College on Monday. The newcomers are Guy Leonard of Grafton, Mrs Mixhet Green of kins, and Wactus Lowther of Clare.
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West Virgins Business College
Guy Leonard
Grafton
Mixhet Green
Kins
Wactus Lowther
Clare
Swisher Backed by Mining Leader In West Virginia Race
Interview with Jacob Ross portrays Swisher as favored for the Republican gubernatorial nomination and predicts victory on the Fiat ballot. Ross, West Virginia mine department aide and State University alumnus, argues mining support will rally behind Swisher at the Charleston convention.
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Swisher
Jacob Ross
West Virginia Stile Mining Institute
Ross
State University
J. W. Paul
Department of Mines
Charleston
Hls
Roza
Eutire
Hat Swisher
West Virginia
School of Mines
Columbia University
New York City
Columbia
West
Vine Rala
Scheher
Gotlem
Swinder Sealnst
West Virginia Governor Candidate Praised by Supporters
Supporters hail a West Virginian as a capable leader saying he would be the able governor, with pride in native roots and broad liberal views. They cite his appeal to diverse citizens and vow to represent both state and country as chief executive while stressing coal industry and regional development.
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Atkinson
West’ Virkida
White
West Vir- Coals
Belda
West Virginia
Norts
United States
Matt
Pawlt
United States Geological Survey
Parker
U. S. Geometral Survey
Keightey
Fell Kaven
Ana White
Mita Atate
Auc
Wes
George W
Iam
Alpo
Union
Chiirman
Aria Kay
Hardewood Timber
Sam
Rod
Pennsylvania
Prent
Naures
Ilva
Cagltallem
Krest Statena Ue
Charlés Sopel
Remains of Hall to be removed for Mansington funeral
The remains of M. L. Hall Hope Gan Compans superintendent killed by a train in Weston Sunday will arrive this evening. From the Weston train the body will go by trolley to Mansington where the funeral is planned for Tuesday. Burial will be at Joewurn.
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M. L. Hall
Hope Gan Compans
Weston
Manington
Masningroe
Moose Officers to Be Installed in Hofman Hall Tonight
Loyal Order of Moose officers from Clarksburg will be installed in Hofman Hall with initiation rites. Nathan Divvens of Uniontown to install and administer the obligations, with Brother B. Marshall of Uniontown Lodge aiding. Brass band from out town to greet members. local boys urged to muster at Waldo hotel at 7:00 a.m. sharp and march to Hoffman Hall. Gratton applicants arrive on the 6.08 p.m. train. several boys to volunteer for initiation.
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Hofman Hall
Clarksburg
Loyal Order of Moons
Nathan Divvens
Uniontown
AJL
Waldo Hotel
Hoffman Hall
Gratton
Breaks Jaw Incident Sparks Trial In Jol
Mt Clare resident Harry Rowand awaits trial for allegedly breaking Maxwell’s jaw during a Saturday night confrontation. justice Abraham Carper released warrant against Rowand and T M Builivan. Separately, 25 year old Mr Most Hail died after being struck by a West Virginia and Pennsylvanian train at Machpelah near Weston while working as a foreman for Hope Gas Co.
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Harry Rowand
Mt Clare
Jol
Astaniard
Maxwell
Duntee GH
Gordon
Maxwall
Abraham Carper
Rowand
T. M. Builivan
Smr
Stonington
W. Va
Machpelah
Weston
Hope Gas Company
Camden
Banker Dies in Dayton Age 29
John McIntyre, a prospective merchant and president of the Third National Bank, died in Dayton. He was 29 years old and had been active in local finance circles.
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Dayton
O. Jums
John McIntyre
Third National Bank
Wea Pry
Insurance loan scheme alleged by Alabama trust company
Plaintiffs claim the Standard Trust Company of Alabama collected premiums from borrowers ranging 18 to 72 dollars and misrepresented qualifications. They allege state territory issues and improper agency appointments, with loans not receivable until ordinary order of application and dues halted after 80 months. The firm allegedly built up a 2000 dollar premium intake in the local building and loan affair.
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United States
Standard ‘Trust Company
Alabama
Funeral Held for Mrs. Paul Hornor in Paint
The funeral for Mrs. Paul Hornor was held Monday at 2 PM at her Paint home with Rev. Roy Dey Stelle of the Baptist church officiating. Burial followed in Masonic cemetery. She died Saturday afternoon after an arm injury from a blood clot. She is survived by her husband and a newborn baby boy ten days old, plus her parents Mr. and Mrs. James J. Allen and many friends. She was 22.
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Paul
Hornor
Serryiick
Paint
Roy
Dey Stelle
The
Baptist Church
Masonic Cemetery
Horner
Yaby
James J. Allen
Buy City Market Changes Hands in Local Purchase
D A Godfrey and J W Thorn have bought the Cy Market west of Talesram office and assume management. They plan a modern store with nine full lines of goods and improved service. The new owners, described as enterprising gentlemen, forecast strong business prospects.
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D. A. Godfrey
J. W.thorn
Talesram
Mr. Godfrey
Fourth of July Games at Tenmile Pump Station
The community plans a big Fourth of July celebration at the Tenmile pump station with two morning and afternoon ball games. Katyielien meets Tenmile in the forenoon and Franks tun faces Tenmile in the afternoon. Refreshments will be served on the grounds.
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Phera
Frank
Mrs Tichenatl Claimed by Hasty Consumption
Mrs Mertha Rubb Tehenal of Adamsion died at 12 16 PM Monday at her home from hasty consumption. She was the wife of Wallace W Tichenslant, 21, and no children survive. Burial will be in Greenison Cemetery.
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Mertha Rubb ‘Tehenal
Adamsion
Wallace W
Tichenslant
Greenison Cemetry
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New Mining Institute
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ML. Hall
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Standard Trust Company of Alabama
Paul S. Hornor
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