New Production Record Set in Region Nonsa
Daily production records from the alment region show a new high with 2,287 tons of coal and coke on three railroads, 3,266 cars and 113,300 tons of coal, plus 3,000 tons of coke. The Mo Nongali division of the Barewara and Olio railroad posted a record 4,627 tons of coal and coke loaded.
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Monongali
Barewara and
Olio
Moconganeliway
West Virginia
Pennuymenta
Molen
Rysh
Wyath-Dingamon
Mie Wostern
Maryland Railway
Holen
Aun
Wyatt Hingamon
Charleston Charleston
Sh & 0
B&o. 2
Hate Memorial Commission Meets in Charleston
The Hate Memorial Commission, formed by the 11th legislature, meets to draft memorials honoring Civil War veterans and to prepare legislation for the 1921 state legislature. The committee includes Governor John J. Cornwell as chair, with locals and officers such as Lavoie Williams, Charley Lop, and Captain Bike Stathers among its members.
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Charleston
Sto
Wervien Ren
Towu Vali
John J. Cornwell
John J. Cornwell, Chaletanils
Liouty
Uavuenne
George Williams
Charley Lop
Hucrotarys O
Mukinney
Vaianant
Bike Stathers
Wotlom
Ananda Sishee
Vargas 2
Dugton
Alston
Macolm Jackson
Chirieston
To Bury Murdered Man in Alabama
The body of the murdered man from Bingamon was removed by Nathaniel Wester, brother of the deceased, to Alabama for burial. Four sisters survive, with the brothers having worked in Huntington for some time.
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Alabama
Unos Fostut
Negra
Bingamon
Arthur Green
Clarkaborg
Rouay
Nathaniel Wester
Carbon
Qurving
Ben
Souel Thole
Disarmament Debate Opens in League Assembly
The United Nations style assembly convened with disarmament on the agenda. Aimed for gradual reductions and emergency funding, the plan envisions a two-session daily schedule to finish by Saturday. Items on the white slave trade and opium traffic were set for later discussion after the disarmament debate.
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Ueneva
Teaumuy
Nationg
Cormiltor
Lie Lene
Uva
Gihor
Ance Ohya
Tha
Satsandlay
Ford People Plan Large Modern Ford Service Station
Plans by the Central Automobile Corporation to erect a reinforced steel and concrete Ford service station on a plot near Ogden Avenue and Quincy Street, formerly owned by the Ogden heirs. The building will measure 60 by 120 feet with two above ground floors and a basement, housing a service department on the first floor and a wheel shop paint room and wash rack on the second. No public storage of cars. construction expected to start in April and take several months.
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Central Automobile Corporation
Ford Garage
Hull Alley
Ford
Tt Probous
TW Reynolds Buried Today Prominent Citizen Laid To Rest
Thotus W. Tynolda, a leading resident, died Saturday evening at his Ogden avenue home. Funeral conducted by Rev. W. J. Eddy at First Congregational Church. Body laid to rest at Woodlawn cemetery with numerous pallbearers and attendees from local organizations.
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Punwenl Kervides
Arturboon
Thotus W. Tynolda
Ogden Avenue
Rav
W. J. Eddy
Wooldlawn
Shativeman
Bailey Nizam
KL Turdent
B.C. Molveratott
L Acard
Cagdes D. Summers
Bernard Linn Ill in Phoenix Ariz
Bernard Linn lies in a Phoenix hospital in failing health after a serious fall. The statement notes no immediate danger but recovery is unlikely. Mrs Linn and her husband are former residents who moved west more than ten years ago. He was the son of Hugh R Linn, a Marion County figure, and brother to James B Linn of Oklahoma and others in the area.
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Bernard Linn
Phoenix
Ariz
Mra
Seranage
Phoenie Aqsoun
Tx & Hospital
Ling
Hugh R. Linn
Marion County
James B. Linn
Oklahoma
Hamilton and
Ren
Lion Drake
Luncheon Draws 21 Marion County Medics Club
The Marion county Medical Society hosts a luncheon with 21 doctors and guests, showcasing a productive start for the year. A monthly dinner replaces the old schedule, with elections planned at the 28th meeting and invitations extended to all doctors in good standing to join the club.
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Medics
Marion Comely Medical
Marion County Medics! Society
Isis
Marion County
Orkaml
Tntlua
Alu
Mts Sucetas
B & O Railway to run with 1000 empty cars
West Virginia district official M. Soolt announced that the B and O line will operate about 1100 empty freight cars by Monday. Gratton, Wheeling, and Pallimant division operator F. E. Fauna attended the event noting veteran B&O workers at the funeral of T. W. Reynolds.
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Cita Sterticon
Tie Monengubilyichow
Weurnenlay
M. Soolt
Wheeling
Winia
Gratton Loday
Fauna
Graiion
Te Tl
Pallimant
T. W. ‘Reynalda
Marsh To Talk Here Thursday At High School
J. O. Maren, secretary of the Stuia Board of Education and former Fairmont High School principal, speaks Thursday evening in the high school auditorium. The talk on Progreso Platform is for observance of school work. Meeting led by the Parent-Teacher Association may be the first for the year. Public invited.
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J. 0. Maren
Stuia Board of Education
Fairmont High School
Marsh
Progresa
Anal
Fires in Cork Trigger Inquiry by British Commission
London dispatch reports a British military commission completed an inquiry into the Cork fires that swept the city over the prior weekend. Officials including Cork’s mayor and two MPs were summoned to explain allegations sent to foreign outlets regarding the incidents. A separate local anecdote describes a diamond pin recovered by a boy named Tuck after guiding a passerby to its owner, with a reward noted.
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London
Cork
Ay Hoon
George Gipp Dies After Illness at Notre Dame
George Gipp died early this morning in South Bend after a sudden illness. The famed Notre Dame football star, known for his playmaking and leadership, collapsed following a bout of throat disease and complications. His mother and brother were at his bedside. he was in his mid twenties and had grown into a symbol of grit for the Irish program.
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South Dend
Tion
Cveryo Inp
Glyp
Mule Hun
Diney
Notre Dame
Chicago
Huis
Axtu
Lourlum
Deveney Seeks to Resume Suit Against Lodge Quarters
Notice reports Deveney plans to resume his suit to dissolve a temporary injunction preventing him from pursuing a case before a justice of the peace to oust the Bilts from their quarters. Arguments set for Friday morning before Judge Watts. The dispute centers on possession of rooms occupied by the Elles and rent payments through September, with a rejected September check noted.
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Corvoa Yoxortay
Muirmont Lodge
Elke Qatom
T. A. Deveny
Mr. Deveny
Justice of the Peace
Speci! Judes R. A. Watts
Eame
Dovany
Deveny
Bettem
Second Temple Oratorio Sunday by Methodists at Temple
On Sunday night the chair of the Methodist Protestant Temple will present the second oratorio of the winter season. Saint Jiuens Oratorio de Noot known as Christwas oratorio features choruses a soprano bass duet and multiple vocal combinations. Directed by Prof Lola Black the choir is preparing with strong tone. Critics predict the performance may surpass Romini's Grabal Ma tor shown previously.
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Saint Jiuens
Youion
Romini
Grabal Mator
Kenyon Voices Support for National Coal Industry Reform
Washington December 14 Senate committee on product reconstruction reports to the senate urging continued investigation of government activities in regulation of building and construction. Three Republican senators Edge Kenyon and a New Jersey colleague advocate legislative scrutiny and even nationalization of coal mines to quell profiteering and chaos amid industry turmoil.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Committee
Senate
New York
Edge
New Jersey
Iowa
Pradt
Calder
Kenyon
Bion
Five Days for Meditation and Jail Confinement
A damaged report describes five days in jail for reflection as a correction or punishment. It details an incident on Washington street where a man named Ferguson or Archer, identified by Mayor Covowny, faced misbehavior and a police officer’s probe. The piece also notes a poker game disturbance on Jackpent area with participants and a Colt revolver incident. Whisky findings and arrests of Fitzpatrick and others are reported, then shifts to sugar price cuts by a New York firm, noting a 0.25 to 0.50 reduction per pound on refined sugar.
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Bobo” Ferguson
Walter Archer
Archer
Washington Street
Snider
Babu
Walsky
Lawe Bown
India
Torteita
Loggese
Daugherty
Tex
Miso Fond
Glover
Jobo Flupatrick
Digwnan
Baker
Fitzpatry
Jefferson
Hull Alley
New York
Nec
American Sugar Iafluing Co
Constantine Of Toresumethal in royal procession
Constantine of Toresumethal accompanied by Loulen at a royal ceremony in Athens. A private car, a formal transit, and a plan to travel toward Italy are noted. Paris reports indicate political manipulation and possible alignment with Prince Constantine amid unsettled power dynamics in the city.
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Sanoelfied
Breese
Lucerne
Constantine
Loulen
Athens
Siaklon
Constantia
Italy
Yoolen
Anil
Paris
Dee
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Lanbert Hun Coal
Kkhivh
Robinson
Nwyuyin
Saliwouf
Hwad
United States
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Igotrrt
Cnee
Palrmo
West
Vite
Iste
Coal Operators’ Association
National Coal Association
Albert Mnnko
Fairmont
Iuge Foust
W. D
The
West Virginian
Bergo Store
Water St
AIDS
Cottuc
Hate Memorial Commission Meets
Disarmament Up
H. & G. Grocery
Tenyh St
Virginia Ave
Standard OW Company
St. St
Bolt Line
Ford People
Seine
Quincy Street
TW. Reynolds
R.R. Man
Norway
Sinn Fein City
Ireland
Patricks Bridge
Patrick's Street
ANE Investigatini
Nensooy
Tuck Marvose
Joot Wrticba
Jem
Tuck
Noaroe
Slartin
Shinley
Hartley's
Ware
Busind
George Gipp
Deveney
Owa
Nat
Jackson Street
Constantine of
Toresumethal
Geneva
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