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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1920

Page

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George A. Frey of Monongah Dies After Prolonged Illness

George Arthur Frey, prominent Monongah resident and former road official, died at his home on West Fairmont Avenue after years of illness. A native of Preston County Virginia, he served as chief clerk for the Cam Tho office and was a respected citizen. He left a widow and children, with the community mourning his loss.

George Arthur Fray Vairmont Frey Bitalnens Rochester Zenmili Kniowis Brwy West Ad Bran- Preston County That County Virginia H. Prey Jonson Devuny Prey

Who Was in the Car That Went Over Bank Last Night

A car left the road at Bhatt and Pensylvanis streets at 2:20 am crashing into a house owned by Guy Catova, injuring none of the family but prompting county officers to seek the owner of the vehicle recorded as 46 273. Mrs Catova and neighbors offered details while investigators trace ownership and the trio witnesses amid speculation.

Ul Arunk Fides Automoblin Tomer of Bhatt Pensylvanis Evenus Guy Catova Mra Catova Nhow A. W. Mair Calora Thia Lnboll

Reverend Asher Wins Tipreag 1 Amid Pledge Cards

The article reports Reverend Mr. Asher leading prayer and urging church members in several congregations including Highland Avenue Church and Central Ghrison to pledge participation in a choir. It notes weather mild, prayer meetings across the city, and tomorrow’s Presbyterian church service where Asher will preach. Adams Lane is urged to attend and a private word is promised for teams unable to locate.

Mighland Avenue Pieming Chapel Central Ghrison M. J. South Unicel Brethern Oiter Rithyr Hia Tabernacle Presbyterian Church Willem Asher Adams Lane Anher Kita

Baseball's Greatest Convention Opens in New York

The greatest convention of baseball begins in New York with officials from all professional branches gathering for a major program to reorganize the sport's government. Judge Landis presides as the newly appointed head.

Aanocator Prowa New York Doe Judes B. M. Landis

Congress Debates End of Session Adjournment Plan

The House voted to adjourn on December 23 to speed the manual appropriations bill. A brief delay followed as Representatives Mandell and others sought a quicker path. The plan replaces a two week adjournment with an earlier return to session, shaping year end congressional business.

Congress Washington Mandell Howe Tomble

Turbulent Morning at Soothesville Church Choir Practice

An account of a chaotic morning in a church setting with Dr Howard advising attendees, a major domo role, and tensions over choir seating and discipline. The report notes remarks by Judge Haymond and Owen McKinnay, with references to tax training and a funeral attended by Captain Holle J. Cealwy.

Owen McKinnay Haywond McKinnny Daetor Howard Tabernacle Fairmont Haymond Myneit Lelaure Ouest Howe Scott Adam Howard Hila Holle J. Cealwy P. J. King

Educators Plan Appeal to Legislature Over Teacher Shortage

West Virginia educators meet in Charleston to craft legislation addressing a statewide teacher shortage. Officials estimate 7,100 to 40,000 children taught by inadequately prepared instructors, with 1,200 teachers uncertified but active, and 529 to 2,900 schools lacking teachers in 26 counties.

Virginia West Virginia Charleston Fairmont Xeunion Hoon State Education Association Atate W. W. Treat Elkins C. @ Wilson Palrmont Schools J. B. Hill West Virginia Obiocenity Weederck Haulston Marshall College Huntington W. C. Cook McDowell Waller R Barnes Bagheh Fairment Stair Norial School State Homer Toothman Marion County 8S. Jacobs Mate Board of Education Whosing A. T. Stanforth Shimeton L. W. Musas Grafton D.C. Tabler Mannington J. A Schoola Morris P. Shawkey State Board of Éducation Tar Commissioner’s Office Ita Cm ‘Yaanos Theo Ant Teachara Wisich Ihorige Hori Stata

Pittsburgh tragedy ties wife and child to death

In McKeesport Bernard McAneny shot his wife and her four year old daughter Hila, injuring the child fatally. McAneny was captured soon after. A separate report notes two Black workmen burned and three injured in an explosion at the Indian Head Naval Powder Factory.

Og Ammodauearte Pitteburgn Dee 11 Bernard McAneny Hila McKeasport Bear Hett Nochala Hospital Lernart McAneny Haluaien Bia McAneny Pot Arly Ody McKeesport Naval Powder Factory Indian Head

France Burning, Much More Coal From America

Paris dispatch reports November coal imports with American shipments totaling 45 000 tons and English coal at 95 000 tons. The text notes France relying on American coal as competition increases, with prices cited in dollars.

France America Paris

Public Service delay on Intrastate Switching Tariff case

Charleston December 8 1929 The Public Service Commission replies to an inquiry in case 1129 involving West Virginia Metal Products Corporation versus Baltimore and Ohio and Monongahela Railway. The letter notes the tariff purports to carry intrastate traffic but is limited in application and the commission refused to allow filing. Officials will inspect next week and a report is promised soon.

Ina West Virginia Metal Products Cororation Baltimore and Ohio Failrom) Company Monongahela Mailway Company Baltimore and Olio Fale Oad Menonga Sola Railway Company Tari Cua Ofder Hersin Turitte Commission Public Service Bernheims Connell Swiching American Railways Prass C. W. Gibson Baltimore and Ohio Oxia H. Marsh

Burglary case tied to stolen goods at Falcomat Pharmacy

sheriff's office recovers items stolen in a burglary tied to Melvin Smith and Maud Dice, including boxes and brushes. evidence links two suspects to the thefts described at length, with valuables valued around $51.25. case progresses as officers search a Pennsylvania Avenue residence and present recovered property to Jasekinson.

Maud Dice Melvin Smith EO. Jones Melvin Driver Falcomat Marcellus Sackwon Ha Parmacy Bovers Dim Barrett Jasekenon Pena Pennsylvaania Avenue Peck

Japan Arms Disarmament Debate Amid US Armament Rise

EVA Dec 11 Japan cannot cut armaments while United States increases. Viscount Jabli of the Japanese delegation declared during disarmament talks that the question faced the arms committees this afternoon.

Japan United Staten Bera Viscount Jabli

Quake Rips Albania Destruction Across Tetelent District

Reports from Rome describe a violent earthquake leveling villages in southern Albania. An Axio news dispatch says two hundred people were killed and about 15,000 left homeless. The message notes broad devastation across the Tetelent district amid aftershocks and international concern.

Rome Tetelent Albania

Greek plebiscite notices prompt envoy intrigue

An obscure report from Lucerne details Greek political maneuvering around a plebiscite invitation. It mentions Professor G surett and military figures Captain S Paparrigopoulos and Con Uno’s aide de camp, tied to alleged profits from the return of a Greek government official.

D'Annunalo Rome Doc Quareno Tisligh D'munato BT Associated Lucerne G. Surett Minteter Cichiot Advicar pro-Germis S. Paparrigopoulos Grek Navy Con Uno Aide de Constantine Constantinest

Palmer Teles About Dawes and Radical Movements

A desultory report covers Palmer’s discussion of Dawes and anti radical campaigns. It notes Attorney General Pelmer detailing a department library on radical movements and foreign language doctrines. The piece references Communist and Anarchist influence in the United States and government efforts to curb radical agitation, with continued discussion indicated.

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