29 Aug 1921
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented note reports miners marching near a creek shortly before a scheduled event. The text mentions Keen Enough and a sense of urgency about proceeding shortly. No clear dates or names could be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Government rows reveal little detail as officials in Washington D.C. report on activities for March. The notice highlights limited information with no clear outcomes or dates, reflecting cautious transparency from authorities.
In Uniontown Pennsylvania the Gregory brothers announce plans to construct a $1,000,000 hotel of 300 rooms. They credit their long rise from humble beginnings in Greece and a shoe shine parlor as proof that careful saving and watching nickels and dimes pays off. The note hints at broader talk of prosperity, liberty bonds, and disarmament, with assorted observations on current events.
Paris dispatch reports Turkish troops cut a Greek supply line in Asia Minor, causing serious danger to Greek forces. The fragmentary telegrams indicate an occupation movement and large-scale movement last Friday, with details recalled from Turkish sources.
A partial report notes clergy from Fairmont Grant Town and nearby towns attending a convalescent retreat were stranded due to unspecified circumstances. Names include Rev. C. J. Fluasrpi and Rev. P. J. Diviney of nearby churches. Local officials and other attendees were affected.
Dispatch from Calicut reports heavy fighting between insurgent groups and British forces with numerous casualties among both sides. Turmoil spreads through the region with rumors of massacres and ongoing clashes near ports and inland towns.
Local merchants and businesses are cordially invited to submit four floats for the upcoming Labor Day parade. The final prize will honor the best appearance of a float.
A dawn raid found a still, a gallon of moonshine, and four malt barrels at a house owned by Sable Aillem Colon. The mash was destroyed and items seized. Goliine was arrested and jailed in the county jail. His 11 year old son, who was with him, carried about a dozen empty bottles and was released. Joe Jetchick dies at home. Funeral services planned at Sea Parish Catholic Church with details for mourners.
In Lowesville after a payroll theft at a transportation company, coal firms discuss protective measures. Leaders warn against hold ups and emphasize secure paymaster practices to prevent future robberies and protect workers.
The gathering at Inaba Hall marks a first meeting of Trades Body with plans for Labor Day events at Loop fark. Officials announce a parade, athletic programs, and varied contests with prizes ranging from $2.50 to $6.00 in categories for youth and adults, plus clothing and fabric contests.
Across Charleston West Virginia on August 25 and 28 reports describe state police and deputy sheriffs clashing with armed men around Logan and Marmot areas. Reported casualties vary, with authorities denying full details while investigations continue and patrols remain active.
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