Monongah Division Coal Shipments Drop in Season II
Coal movement shows Lake shipments halved in season two with Monongah division leading declines. Data indicates 1276 cars from Lemont region, 44 percent off Mondigabe division, and 4631 Morgantown & Wheeling cars. Open shop talks rise as joint board meets in Clarksburg to discuss mine operations and a banquet program advances for the district institute.
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Anead
Morgantons & Wheeling
Lemont
Mondigabe
Conneilayilie Divi
Figo
Morgantown & Wheeling Railway
Monon
Stivision
BaLy Faniohn
Jacobs
Clarksburg
Paul W. Sullivan
Kaattente al Co
Plana Aro
Ido
Wasiong
Ars
Fas. Cation
G. IC. Brow
Adam OE
Pax
Lone Prisoner in Court This Morn
A solitary prisoner faced Mayor W. W. Conaway in police court this morning, Thomas OD was arrested by Patrolman Dy after a late night incident on Diamond Street. He appeared intoxicated and was kept in custody as the jail reached capacity with 32 unemployed men seeking lodging and relief. The scene involved local officers and Dave Salden caring for the detainees.
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W. W. Conaway
Thomas OD
Haner
Mayer Canaway
Harding
Rome
iChat L. D. Salden
Barnes Speaker at Farmington
Community meeting at Farmington school building attended by patrons of the Welod and others. J A Barnes, county superintendent of schools, chaired the evening with E Haines, principal of the Junior High, and teachers Blair and Thomas among speakers. Additional meetings planned this week with Barnes continuing.
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Farmington
Welod
J. A. Barnes
Schoola
E. Haines
Prim ‘Cipal
Mennington
Bisie Blair
Thoma
Trinity “Methor
Fairview
Sigar Grove
Pave
Lloyd George Confidante Loxmdance and Social Ties
A fragmentary report outlines Lloyd George’s confidante, her upbringing, and social role. It notes an upcoming conference in Washington and hints at support from her prominent father in Washington society.
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Megan
Lila
Politien
Trina
Hmitelios
Wishington
Sto
Washington
Maria
Megan Lloyd George
Thesi
Pals
Street Garden Help Army Fund Letter Donation
Members of Division No. sit of the Amaragated Ascortation of Street and Beatrical Trailway Euploses of April in this city send a check for 60 to Capt Alfred Carr of the Salvation Army to aid their work among the city’s needy. Attached is a receipt for 60 dollars and a letter from Mr Cure Capt Alfred Carr Falemont W Va and references from the Street and Electrical Railway Villages of America asking use for Christian fund.
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Alfeat Carr
Salvation Army
Ald
Cure
Alfred Carr
Falemont
Rtv
America
Fulen
Christans Fund
Fire destroys shorter hall dormitory at Wilberforce
Flames swept Dormitory Shorter Hall on the Wilberforce University campus in XENTA Ohio. The fire gutted the oldest building, destroying property valued around 200000 dollars. About 200 students occupied upper floors but most saved personal effects as fire crews fought the blaze.
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Xenta
Ohio
Wilberforce University
Watter
Holt
Formex
Action by Pres Lewis approved revoking Kansas district charter
The International examining board approved President Lewis of the United Mine Workers of America for revoking the Kansas District charter and deposing its officers. The board ruled that the action of District No 12 to place an assessment on its members was illegal and violated organizational law.
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Indianapolis
Ind
L. Lewia
United Mine Workers of America
Kanas District Organization
Ito
Titernations
Kaneas
Kaneas Mombéra Wan Iloral
Detroit tragedy ends in double fatal act
In Detroit a man killed his wife and then took his own life after a disputed scene at home. Their four to ten year old children were left inside the home, alone, as a boarder freed the youngsters and found the bodies. The surviving details describe a quarrel between Michail Sima and his wife preceding the fatal actions.
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Detroit
Michail Sima
Gym Men to Hold Banquet on January Sixteenth
The gym men banquet will be held January sixteenth at 6:16 p.m. Tris notes are requested so the group can reserve this date and avoid other engagements.
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Tris Nolles
Piven
Efforts By The Way Daily Column On Carpet Events And Music
A New Jersey dispatch reports on a daily column noting carpet events and a National Bureau for the Advancement of Music lead about carolers reviving Christmas customs. It reflects on enduring joys amid the machine age and jokes about Santa Claus and the Easter bunny.
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National Bureau For the Advancement of Music
Santa Claus
Tragic Shooting Ends a Ten-Year-Old’s Life
Jonah Metz, ten, is found shot to death in Mannington after a man called his own name in the home of B. F. Powell. County coroner J. L. Blocher investigates. little information is available as officials arrive.
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Jonah Metz
Mannington
Feninktic
B. F. ‘Powell
Metz
J. L. Blocher
Motz
Vehe Ton
Welfare Work In Coal Field Urged
Charleston sessions of the Young Men's Christian Association focus on health and reorganization programs in West Virginia Virginia and Kentucky coal fields. Speakers include Dr Henry Kallbers secretary of the physical department ICS and J B Withea state boys work secretary with talks on construction improvements and human relationships in labor settings.
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Charleston
Y. UM
Felds
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Henry Kallbers
International Committee
The
Young Men’s Christian Association
J. B. Withea
Par Keornbueg
J. W. Bichoff
Elkins
Delegates Meet At Washington Arms Conference
Two American delegations met in Washington today at the arms conference. Secretary Hogey chaired the proceedings as delegates from both sides discussed policy and future talks amid tight security and formal remarks.
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Washington
Dec
Americas
Hoghey
Fragmented humorous observations mix of politics and Christmas
A garbled column of social and political musings references Gompers Gutouel and Lord Carson, noting the Red Cross, Christmas, Japan and armament themes. The piece jumbles phrases about taxes, diplomacy, and consumer sentiments, reflecting a chaotic editorial voice with scattered names and events from the era.
Billy Sunday Still Pepper Box in Oklahoma City
A garbled note recalls Billy Sunday sparring with the “evil one” in Tulsa and Oklahoma, praising his unchanged vigor. Mentions Harper Poling of an Oklahoma coal firm, Mackwell, and Hutchinson Coal, with scattered personal references and testimonies.
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Billy Sunday
Billy
Oklwhonm
Virginia
Eritey
Marion
Harper Poling
Oklahoma of Oot Gar Company
Hendricky
W.va
Mackwell
Oklahoma
M.C. Launhs
Hutchin
Yon Coal Ca
Tulsa
Statthews
Neko
Lough
Airis
Matthews
Asher J
Tholeheaver
Judge Maxwell to preside at Marion county court
Harrison county circuit court judge Ludgn Haymond Maxwell will oversee the Marion county circuit court session tomorrow. Several cases including Parker Coke Co. and First National Bank of Fairmont v Henry F. Smith are set for trial at 10 o clock. Judge Meredith may be temporarily replaced to avoid conflicts.
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Ludgn Haymond Maxwell
Harrison County Circuit Court
Marion County Circuit
Meredith
Beligible Co
Mexvall
Clare Cather
Wie
Gonteatan Wondal
Vormis
A. Jackson Ha
Jedge Murwell
Cabander
Tudeo Meredith
Harrison County
Moarwell
Grare
Maredith
Werston
Jfiuty
Mornion
Kines Speaks at Rotary Session in Fairmont
A Rotary meeting in Fairmont featured remarks by Mr. Kines and Dr. John G. Stansbury from the Veterans Bureau of Washington. They discussed vocational training, compensation funds, and aid to disabled veterans as part of ongoing wartime recovery efforts.
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Klaus Henly
R. H. Cimalnsham
Fairmont
Rotary Glib
Klwanis Club
Nicessary
Donee
EXPORT MATTER UP WEST VIRGINIA NATURAL RESOURCES
The matter concerns West Virginia natural salt production and distribution controlled by several companies. The issue centers on export to Obsey and Townsylvania and the impact on domestic supply and public institutions. The court case questions state interference in the distribution and profit rights, amid claims of inadequate supply meeting industrial and domestic demand.
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Washington
Dea
Statan Bf Shio
Pennaylanle
Domentis
West “Virginia
Tia Sajionne
Antira
Nakitenl
West
Vito Winia
Sanies
Obsey
Townsylvania
Nestle
West Virginia
Vany Lives Lost In Heavy Storm
Reports detail one of the worst storms striking the coast. Many vessels were damaged and tied up in port. Property damage is estimated around 250000 dollars. Rescue and relief efforts are under way as investigators assess the wreckage and weather impact.
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Vany
Foundland
Tod
Shipmantara
Henry Flood Dies in Capital Describes Virginia Ties
Fragmentary report notes Henry Flood death at Washington capital. Text mentions Virginia connections and personal history, with garbled phrases about his home and public life.
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Henry Flood
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