Mine and Railway District Coal Operations Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe coal loading totals, mine week comparisons, and railway shipments in the Monongahela region. It cites 18 cars loaded, 67 dies, and 2210 cars of coal in a past period with week-to-week changes, plus incidents of dynamite and mine No. 2 improvements and no explosions.
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Fefe
Stonongah di Foe B. & C
Decem- Lythati
Divis
Monongahela
Virginia
Cary Leaf
Ducesbiers
Cml
Bow
Ln Railway
Cnm
Cou
Pennpyl
Eure
Clyde Measmine
Gnaplin Collieries Company
T'S
Morgantown
Mr. Jones
Oper
Chaplin
Curtis Bay
Mon
B&o. R
de Uft
Monoraah
Saturn
Forview
H&g
Ty Fe
Getticur
Pingle
Year 1920 Foretold By Astrology in Birth Journal
London dispatch reports the Birth Journal of Astrology predicting 1920 will bring plagues famine floods shipwrecks riots and revolution. It foresees Man and Mercury in conjunction and a world shaking Armageddon six years hence followed by universal peace in 1932 with few survivors and collective weariness.
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Associated Prec
London
Ttia
Birth Journal of Astrology
Mohammedanum
Belshevim
Sasinn
Dedication services praise Bethesda church as Captain Reed dies
A large crowd gathered for the Bethesda church dedication in Barrackville, marking a funded build with substantial pledges and a $1500 donation. The service featured Rev Elkarah Hulsey and Rev T M Lawlor, with eloquent addresses on dedicating the new building to God. Captain Thomas Reed, longtime citizen and postmaster, died that Sunday evening after a stroke, leaving a widow, three children, and many grandchildren.
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Bethesda
Barrackville
Karrackvills
Agatil
Gonsia
Elkarah Hulsey
Broad
Hulley
Colossians
T. M. Lawlor
Mere
Toney Watkins
Clarksburg
A. J. Garrett
Crolland
Barrackvilly
Thomas Reed
Gulxkod Citlaeg
Ding
Why
Fifth Street
Reed
Bullloxs
Imi
Amily
Flyo
Dinonaltion
Mate Feipada
Ciy
Spin Reed
Janie Elrcio
Pearl Neel
Tom
Charles
Runk Miller
Morgantuws
Taeney Reed
Welch
N.t
Jet Pferson County
Ohio
Marion County
Rood
Lintet
West Virginia Infantry
W. Vay
Wheling
Reed Wetengel
Monte Pont
Patrmgnt
Nelivitjas
Mont
Turridge
Harriot J. Tarney
Peart
Luella Miller
Rob “Millon
Morgantown
Turney Reed
W.va
al Fon
Tor
Charlon Win
Barelot
Clark Miller
Fleanow
Dan
Fran Sfeed
A Mater
Mra
J.D. Duresh
Sureiven
Maldon
Alva
Oldanomm
Sheothar
Bo F. Toad
Alon
Amlath
Ley O- Powell
Tlh
Caerle
B. £. Read
Thie Otis
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Louisville City Appeals Halting Transit Restriction
A Kentucky circuit court hearing today considered an appeal by Louisville from a U S district court order in Western District of Kentucky. The case involves a temporary restraining order blocking the city from enforcing a certain contract or action related to a railway or transit line. The outcome hinges on whether the city must suspend enforcement while the appellate process proceeds.
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Waritington
Louisville
Kentucky
United States District Court For
Western Kentucky
Pallway’company
Sermon Critiques Law and Morality in County Church
A Rev J Bucsley accuses townspeople of flouting laws and moral duties during a morning sermon at St Ja church. He laments corrupt behavior and environmental decay, urging reform and obedience to divine law amid community unrest.
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Rev. J
Bucsley
Biapiwad St. Ja
Hiv
Ohio Coal Man Ends His Life in Clatresville
A man identified as Samuel Pursglove died by suicide at 2:20 am in his cellar in Clatresville. He had connections to several coal firms, including Pursglove Coal Company, the Mount Five Goal Company, and Morgantown operations in Ohio and Morgantown, W. Va. His wife discovered him. motive suspected linked to a recent family or business crisis.
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Clatresvile
du Pengoesy
Ohio
Anne
Rope
Mia
Samuel Pueselove
Brownsville
Tilmont County
Lin
Pursglove Maner Coal Company
Companis
Matwr Tinz
Meher and Sons
Bip
Bannon
Morgantown Coal Company
Morgantown
W. Vo
Pursglova Coal Comany
Quiet Day With The City Board Meeting Actions
The city board held its regular meeting today to discuss staff changes effective January 1, including new appointments by the head of the affiliate. Residents opposing a street alteration near Vitrhon Avenue voiced concerns, and a pool room license was reconsidered but again denied. An order was authorized to place civil works and a building removal petition was presented for The City Rorne and Too Hagan.
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Ines
Mb Veraan Nvsne
J.P. Kirly
Incersaeton
Pannsylvania Avenue
Miller
Ajjwiftion
Too Hagan
Ficht
Wwftig Wan
Uittle
Amd m Premare Ara Fir Husar
Michael Umd
William Branson Ware
Uhe N. OM
Leigh Contractin
Nuryiund Ayenle
Gas mains disrupted by large producer gas release
Washington reports and Arizona acts intersect as a producer gas incident causes odor and service disruption. Authorities note odor from sulfur compounds and plan containment, with gas supply fluctuating from 1025 to 1076 blue and restoration efforts spanning hours amid legal scrutiny of picketing restraint.
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Pib- He Service Commission
Tallant
Gaa
Amy
Theo
Tal Jaunt
Glycerine Explosion Kills Man and Injures Three
An explosion at a glycerine plant near Philadelphia injures three people and kills Charles Kirkwood, a factory worker. A car, nearby home, and several bystanders suffer damage as authorities review the accident source and the severities of the injuries.
Government wins in hardwood case
Washington date reports the government won its suit against members of the American Hardwood Manufacturers Association for cooperative pricing and production controls. The Supreme Court upheld the ruling that the plan attempted to restrict output and raise prices, contradicting Sherman anti trust restraints.
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Associated Mess
Washington
Tovernment
Olipol
Associniian
Supreme Court
Justice Clarke
Taos Rotiae
United States Steel Corporation
United Staten
Seartr
Wall Street Guard Tightens for Expected Market Shake
In New York on December 12 financial institutions tighten guards amid reports of planned disturbances. Alerts were sent to district authorities warning of potential threats near major exchanges and downtown areas as trading activity remained cautious.
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New York
Wallafront
Paileo
Primle
Alvining
Benre
Former Tammany Leader Very Ill
Richard Croker longtime Tammany chief of New York is reported gravely ill. The item notes Croker’s age and health decline and mentions his family ties, with references to Mrs. Beneath and related individuals in the city.
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Tammany
Dover Nominated For High Position In Washington
Elmer Fiver of Tacoma was nominated by President Harding for male post and secretary of the treasury. Wall of Colonia and Aitchinon of Oregon were named for new terms on the Interstate Commerce Commission. their terms expire December 31, 1921.
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Dover
Washington
Elmer Fiver
Tacoma
Mnale
Harding
Treasury
D Aver
Na Weatarn
Comalantonarn Wall
Colonia
Aitchinon
Oregon
Tothare Aarvins
Plea Talks Lean Toward Jury Verdict in Valley Case
Attorneys for Case and Pleasant Valley Homes argued this afternoon in a dispute that may go to a jury late today. Parliament to prorogue this evening until January 1, announced by the House of Commons leader.
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J.B. Davie Et i
Versia
Pleasant Valley Homes Company
London
Alisin Chanbarlain
Warnment Loader
House of Sommons
Anglo Irish Treaty Ratification Debate At Dublin Session
Dublin Dec 19 The Dail adjourned amid heated discussion over ratification of the Anglo Irish treaty. Speakers including Arthur Griffith and Eamon de Valera pressed for or opposed the agreement while De Valera sought a confidential record of his peace proposals.
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Dublin
Avery
Dlacbaura
Eamon de Valera
Hall Air
London
Publi Pettom
de Valera
DAIL
Dumlin
Cilyi
Lonaford
Ieigh
Griffith
Pri
Vito
Uession
Te Valera
MacNeill
Mtr. de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Mishel Collins
Gat
Ain Mo- Yon
Grutttth
Ireland
Sion Fein
Pring
Lloyd George
League of Nations
Tolard
French acceptance doubts cloud naval rate talks
Washington dispatch reports fresh protests and cautious optimism as French leaders debate accepting the American naval ratio. Briand’s government faces conditions linked to capital and ship limits. Cable notes indicate France may delay decisions at a 24 hour post, with tensions over submarines and overall alliance strategy.
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Washington
France
Asi
Erench
Conlers
Jeasern
Senepepan
Pease
M. Briand
Crete
Great Britain
Japens
Italy
Prombir Briend
Xeunion
London
Wuesington Conferance
Arend
George Hi
Procter
Harvey
Ray
Meskagr
HU Ashington
Hughes
Kaye
Annon Stutur
Fonult
Keey Pramier
Fraheorge Hertwy
Ae Wena
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Monongahela Railroads
Knight's Shop
East Park Ave
Death
Captain Reed
Fairmont
Jackville Church
Rev. Buckley
HARD
Diamond M. E. Church
People Responsible
Onur
Liebau
Washingine Jeter
Jove
Arizona
Willian Prinx
Pitcey
Branrols
Clark
Associated Press
Qpl City
Charlie Kirkwoail
Altro
Reunouille
Gov't
Wall Street
Hay
Newfpont News
Vata S
Tire Tswaktiaws
Sioux City
Srort Lontayeyton
Surlt
Measen Kued
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