Labor Leaders Indicted in Sherman Antitrust Case
Indictments against White and other United Mine Workers officers allege conspiracy to restrain West Virginia coal production and lessen competition in Lake region markets. Government expected to push trial next November amid Senate inquiry into coal fields. Also notes church circles and local society meetings for September and a county marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Ae
Charleston
John P. Skins
Frank J. Hayes
Toen
United Mine Workers of America
Federal District Court
Washington
Department of Justice
Lesdera
Thy
Reed
United Mine Workers
Isbor
Harold A. Ritz
Irfet
H. D. Rummel
Barnhart
White
jWest
Northwest
West Virginia
United States Senate
Swanson
Virginia
AW Washington
Social news notes on travel and engagements
Social items report the Francois family returning from Mackinac Island after fishing and boating trips with friends. An engagement is announced for Lanile Levy to Ben Leskowicz, with plans to wed soon. Church group to elect new officers meets Tuesday evening. Florence Jackson, Miss Warren, and Miss Howell join a Weston house party hosted by Miss Agra Bennett. Martha Bassel arrives in New York on Potsdam and will visit her sister later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Levy
Lanile
Ben Leskowicz
Florence Jackson
Miss Warren
New York
Margaret Howell
Oakland
Weston
Agra Bennett
Mise
Martha Bassel
Potsdam
Will
Aira
John W
THAW Cabe Habeas Corpus Hearing Looms in Court
Thaw faces a habeas corpus hearing with a possible injunction to halt his detention. If the writ is sustained a dramatic court scene may unfold as immigration officials move to arrest him in the king's name. The case extends at least a day, holiday or not, with lawyers yet to outline pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaw
Blake Robinson
Immigration Department
William 'T. Jerome
Sherbrook
Sherbrooke
Quebec
Montreal
American Bar Association
Quiet Labor Day Observed Across Town
Labor Day passed without demonstrations as fair features opened quietly. Banks barber shops public offices and many businesses closed as the post office observed holiday hours.
Richwood Infant Dies. Funeral Planned in Adamston
The infant child of Mr and Mrs John J Hamrick of Richwood died Sunday afternoon. The body arrived here Monday morning and was taken to the home of Mr Hill at Adamston, where the funeral will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M.francois
ET. Spraker
Macknac Island
Michigan
Les Cheneaux Islands
John J. Hamrick
Richwood
Hill
Adamston
Fresh fish and oysters at Smithy’s now
Advertisement notes fresh fish and the best oysters available at Smithy’s, inviting customers to visit for seafood.
That Place Needs Picture Ad Prompts Dayton Soap Offer
A fragment ad promises a beautiful picture for twenty five wrappers from Easy Talk soap and a two cent stamp, by Hewitt Brothers Soap Company of Dayton Ohio. It touts Easy Talk soap as a clean pure laundry soap that makes a day’s work a whole day’s washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt Brothers Soup Company
Dayton
Ohio
Easy Talk
Brothers Urcheek minors face charges after party incident
Charles and Tony Urcheek of Fairmont were brought before a local court on Sunday after George Wilmouth swore out charges following an incident at a Columbia Street home. Both minors posted bond and are due back Wednesday evening for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Tony Urcheek
Fairmont
George Wilmouth
Tony
Belog O Fink
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Parsons-Souders Women’s Clothing
Parsons-Souders
THE
Parsons Souders Company
Davis
King’s Daughters -Missionary
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Holsts
Bos
Weighta 'Woman's Christian Temperations Union
Main Street United Brothern Church
Misionary Society
SS Paul'a
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Huster
Thomas
Court Street
Jennie’ J. Hermeix
John H. Green
Raila
Peters
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Central Christian Church
Cor. Chestnut
W. Pike
Sts
Bell
Clarksburg Telegram Job Department
Waldo Hotel
R. J. Gailey
Clarksburg, W. Va
Clarksburg
Grand Rapids
Keene Clarksburg
Palace Furniture & Piano Co
W. Main Street
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