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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1922
Page
1
Disjointed report outlines alleged violations by NERS and notable walkout opposition by an official. Mentions Darrel and other workers involved during strikes, with references to a corrupt ballooning of duties and financial stakes tied to the Northiers training cadets.
A chaotic ruling reversal outlines the Interstate Tribunal’s stance on mine case decisions. The綴 document cites the Bell & Zoller firm involvement and references multiple coal company cases. The final view suggests previous judgments were prejudicial and based on erroneous addresses and extraneous appeals, with the Revising Court removing prior prejudices.
A Sutton cashier was found guilty in a federal case and sentenced to one year imprisonment at Atlanta. The jury also indicted other charges including misapplication of funds and conspiracy, with the judge announcing concurrent custody and restoration of the original position after completion of the sentence. The defense argued for leniency, citing prior good behavior, while prosecutors pressed for a standard sentencing. The verdict and sentence followed a conference among the judge, counsel, and the prosecution.
Jeana Dodd, 64, died after an oil well blaze near Mannington yesterday afternoon. The body was found near the oil field where the fire started. authorities say Dodd died from burns. Survived by wife, six daughters, two sons, and a sister. Interment planned at Glover Cemetery after funeral service at the Baptist Church.
The Dramatic Club showcased a student production featuring Max Alden Miller and Walter Brion in a scene from The Day Before the Wedding. Performances under student direction drew praise for strong talent and stagecraft, with cast changes and an expected continuation at 10 o clock tomorrow.
The jury in the Cunningham case hears arguments from attorneys William Louis, Larry Shaw, and others as Judge Meredith rules on motions. Temporary alimony set at 9502 per month for the child, with further payments and estate allocations referenced amid courtroom activity.
Lausanne dispatches report Turkey refusing to concede any minority rights abroad. Leaders insist no territory or authority will be ceded and reject an international minority rights commission, despite pressure from allied governments.
Attendance shows thirty eight total students with thirteen girls and twenty two boys present. Notes include Christmas program scheduled December 22 and a request for parental and patron support. staff Morgan Naomi Morgan invites attendees. Also reports on a suspect arrested in Huntington and a missing woman in Chicago with limited details.
Members heard reports on school levy issues and community service plans as Kiwanis members chose officers, heard remarks from Leroy Howard and Ward Lanham, and discussed upcoming events at the luncheon. The gathering featured a long vote tally, with McKinney as a standout figure, and noted attendance from delegates across several states.
A garbled report notes a claim against the railroad company seeking one thousand dollars tied to a supposed incident. The text mentions a person named Mrs Lorwen and references injuries and a Chicago connection, but details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Partial ore region report indicates steadier bar supply with scattered improvements across divisions. Monongahela experiences shortages for cars and workers, while Monongah division shows about 23 percent of capacity used and ongoing production at several plants. Maryland Tailway and Chesapeake lines report varied progress with several mines idle or near idle today.
Clarksburg dated report notes a change of venue motion by defendants tied to the riot at Olddye Stop. Indicted defendants seek a fair impartial trial in Harve County, contending prejudice in the current venue. The defendants plea not guilty through an interpreter as they cannot speak English.
London newswire reports a bungled robbery as two men triggered alarms, broke windows, and fled with papers during a failed assault on a Pittsburgh based lender. Officials say 18 employees were startled, a frost arcane tool cited as part of the plan, and a parliamentary relief effort looms as unemployment fears rise.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Charles Millan and an event in Mannington with mention of electoral activity. Reading is incomplete and unclear about dates or outcomes, but implies ongoing political activity or campaigning related to an American show.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a dated public notice or financial figure. It mentions Washington and July, with a $305,804 total and a $96,000 figure, plus loan and support terms. Readable entities are limited. no clear events or actions emerge.
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