Coal traffic and labor shifts on midwest rail lines
Fragmented report details coal movements across the Monongah division and Maryland routes, noting totals loaded on Monday and Tuesday, with 28,4?8 cars on the week and 25 cars moved by a specific company. It notes West Virginia and Western Maryland lines carrying heavy coal volumes and a shift to open shop labor at Markshire mines, alongside local council debates on labor policy and road staffing.
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Air Division
Paris Fogina
Maryland
Marylen
Charleston
Walla
Virginia
Penmond
Monongah Difons. & C
Curtis Fey
B. & Fitie
West Virginia
Tts
Bain
Moleman
Hurricon-Blaine
Blaine
Wollden
Haymond
Ure Gee
Arkekurs
Daveta
Dilly column notes safety gains from Careful living
By The Way recounts safety progress in rail travel with Interstate Commerce Commission figures. It contrasts 1912 deaths of 6 958 with 1913 deaths of 10 964, attributing reductions to Safety First campaigns. It stresses accidents arise from carelessness and many could be avoided by personal caution.
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Ineerstate Commerte Ion
The Christian Faith Across Centuries and Growth
The text traces Christian followers from about 180 million in 1600 to over 500 million now, claiming 83 percent of the population. It notes two and a half times growth in the last century versus earlier centuries, and highlights recent rapid increases in the past 20 years. It analogizes civilization’s foundation to a house in a hurricane, standing firm.
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Earth
Americans View National Parks In 1921 Season
A survey shows many tourists visited notable U S parks in 1921 with Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest, Yellowstone, Wind Cave and other wonders drawing attention. It urges seeing America first and notes that a sizable share saw these marvels amid broad travel.
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Agricultural Hall
Midway
America
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
Yellowstone
Wind Cave
Invention War Spurs Native Inventive Drive
The piece notes wartime necessity fuels invention and cleverness among natives. It cites rising patent filings from 73,307 inventors in fiscal 1918 to 107,656 in 1921, while actual grants lag, reflecting duplication concerns. It insists mental energy expands, even if immediate results are modest.
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Sante
Fragmentary Observations From a Cranky Page
Jumbled notes reference Harding, dogs, cakes, wages, unemployment, and shipping 50 000 cakes to Russia. Mentions streetcars, theft, and a line about Columbus and America for 7200 dollars. Miscellaneous garbled phrases fill the piece with no clear event or narrative.
Rosier and Mayor Speak at Associated Charities Meeting
The Associated Charities held a well attended meeting at the YMCA focusing on city charity cooperation. Professor Rosier urged aid to families of men jailed for offenses while Mayor Conaway reported on city charity work and the close ties with the organization. New directors were announced and Miss Margaret McKinney outlined the charity’s past year’s efforts, including aid to 171 people across 596 children and 8 new families, with extensive interviews and referrals to Red Cross and courts.
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Associated Charities
Diag Rusgion
Professor Rosier
Conaway
Protesor Rosier
Fusler
Witen
Ant
Roster Lo
Cramoty
Clty
Charities
Associaion
Floria
Anthony Trowen
Tolle J. Conley
William W. Conaway
Simon J. Goodman
J. M. Hartrey
MranAthv Haymond
Mrs. Code B
March Inseam
Whttaen
Haslesd
Mra. Jones
Buechinal
Joseph Lehman
Red S. Lenpont
Stan Margaret Me. Kinney
Jamea A. Bleredith
Mra
M. Earle Norgat
Cirée
Neill
Magen Feeer
Chireoca LD
Phun
Virith
Tha
Lusch
Police Session Net City $42 Fine and Arrests
City treasurer gains $42 after police court session. Three defendants including Mrs Tully Coleman and Sharlew Johnson were convicted for liquor charms at James' Jersey home in Uzatows and fined $20 each. Clay Mote paid $2 for parking on Muln atreet. patrolmen Arnett and Fleming raided the James home last night, expecting more arrests that proved elusive.
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Poliza Court
Pragnern
W. W. Conaway
Tully Coleman
Sharlew Johnson
Jerse James
Uzatows
Arnett
Flem
James
Ustown
Howe
Overthrow of Hurrera Reign Shocks Guatemala
The Guatemala government under President Hurrera was toppled in a midnight coup leaving three dead and several wounded. The president reportedly surrendered power as a provisional government took control. Washington dispatch notes discuss a forthcoming international arms conference aimed at reducing tensions without renouncing arms.
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Guatemala
Washington
Der
Tetler
Nwill
Renore
Arma
Harding
National Board of Parm Organiza
Ona
Business Improves in October as U S industry gains
Washington Deo reports healthier business conditions across iron steel and textile sectors with higher output and broader funding boosts. Berlin dispatch notes 13 of 100 killed at Nobel dynamo works. many injured unclear as explosion at factory in Anstroyt area.
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Washington
Deo
Conjand
Department of Commerce
Sts ‘Quevey
Businean
Bodifs
Berlin
Germany
Howton
Nobel Dynmatty
Sarlouls
Rhonih Priusnin
Waives Hearing in Felony Charge in Graveyard Case
Clyde Summers waived hearing in a felony charge in a magistrate court this afternoon. He posted bond of $600 for appear before the next criminal court grand jury. Summers was arrested by Deputy Lori Charlton on a warrant issued by Walter Gump, accused of using a crane the property of Gump valued at 360 for purposes other than those for which hired. While performing the other work, Gump’s mare reportedly sustained injuries.
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Clyde Summers
Bie
Ap Naoranen
Ory Summers
Tony
Dnputy
Lori Charlton
Walter Gump
Gump
Mr. Gump
Token
Tax law revisions outline tax rate cuts and revenue impact
Secretary Mellon outlines proposed tax revisions to lower the maximum income tax rate to 20 or 25 percent while preserving the income tax structure. He warns of revenue losses, urges funding of foreign loans, and stresses avoiding broad new levies. The plan aims to ease business while maintaining equity and fiscal stability.
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Associated Prote
Washington
Faten
Melion
Tex Hillionn
Metton
Treasury
Martax
Mellon
Inza
Mollon
Doral
Eine Ds
Mallon
Diridun
Marion County Case Before Judge Baker
A federal case from Marion County, Elkins, Virginia, rests on a $37,000 profit payout by the Empire Financial Company of Marion to pay taxes on a coal tract in West Virginia. The matter, without a jury, goes directly to Judge William S Baker. prosecutors contend the defendant used the tract to bankroll other business ventures.
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Takma Ta
Plain Company
Wit
Dintriet
Eha
Somlu
Federst Court
Arstaidi Miner In Timely Talk
In Dakota on December 6 a Fort machine lecture addressed the human body and first aid for mine rescues. Wolter Lon Welch led a class at glue rescue car No 8, teaching arteriolar bleeding, pressure points, oxygen apparatus use, and two hours of outdoor simulation amid winter conditions with about thirty miners enrolled and ongoing training over five nights.
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Dakota
Moat
Hue
Dow
Welch
Glue
United States Bureau of Minn
B.C
Scond Ciise
Wan
Alpidi
Firat
Jonn Smith
Lart McDoneld
Andy Chochack
Jemme Rumell
I. McGary
Yost
Nick Dykin
Jobs Halk
Phittn Siankaarics
Joe Lasler
John Joncalc
Mino Zénes
Cothlehem Mirra Corporation
Oller
Almont
Edwin Merrifield Dies This Morning
Edwin Merrifield aged 1, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Merrifield, died at 10 this morning at home on Market Street after a weeks long illness from diphtheria complications. Survived by parents and siblings Norma Evaline 16, Marto 14, Anca Tonephine 6. Mother formerly Myrtle L Shatter of Preston county. Funeral Friday at 2:30 from the residence with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. undertaker Fred Jeokine. services by Rev JG Backlay of the Highabad.neofgL church.
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Edwin Merrifield
Robert
Merrifield
Market Straet
Aavera
Edwin
Diamond Street
M. W
Norma
Evalino
Marto
Anca Tonephine
Mins Myrtle L Shatter
Preston County
Bartel
Maple Grove
Fred.Jeokine
JG. Backlay
Higiabad Neofgl. D. Church
Express car jumps track disrupts morning service
A damaged express train and a second carrier derailed on the morning run, delaying service to Fairmont and Wheeling. Passengers were moved to a replacement train arriving about 9:45, with track clearance achieved by 11:40 for resumed service toward Wheeling. An investigation by the railroad and related authorities is noted, with no reported severe injuries.
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Fairmont
Dagazane
Small
Clarkebure
of. Jr
Cincinnati
Bouthero
Merle
West Virginia
Patrmont
United Fistes Railway
Apnea Company
Kiwanis Luncheon Discusses War Care and Education
A Kiwanis club luncheon featured talks on shifting from old pension plans to modern compensation for wounded soldiers and the need to aid veterans. Major Smith introduced Prof. Lively who stressed practical education and civic duties, noting state disparities in schooling and urging grants for educational programs to curb delinquency.
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Dentak Slovay
Suimrans
Emith
Lively
Colphank
Ducklay
Four Power Talks on Pacific Islands and Asia
Washington reports outline a proposed four power agreement among the United States Great Britain Japan and France to consult on matters affecting Pacific islands and to renounce alliances if the pact is concluded. The plan aims to limit negotiations to Pacific island issues and exclude China while seeking senate approval.
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Washington, Bee
United Statts
Great Britain
Japan
Vance
Mallare
Sartain
Thuwe Nalions
Fas
Pacific Islands
Tran
Donray
Cick
Yap
China
Ielande Jnethi Pacific
Wanhogton
Eles
Late Reports On Canadian Election Outcome In Ottawa
Confused dispatches from Ottawa indicate Canadian election results with a reported majority favoring a unity slate. William Lyon Mackenzie King is named as Premier. Details remain unclear amid misprints and scattered observations from the general tally.
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Ottawas
Canada
Unitea
William Lyon
Dogros
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