Automobile crashes injure several in Marion County
A string of car accidents in Marion County caused multiple injuries. Wheeler, a driver, collided with Hutchinson near the Salvation Army, injuring Wheeler who was treated at Cook Hospital. John Y., 23, was struck by R C Son’s car near Bareackville Bridge, suffering a compound leg fracture and other injuries, hospitalized after surgery. A Monon employee, W L Postlewald, was injured when his car collided with Denzil Toothdian’s vehicle on Cleveland Avenue. he was hospitalized with head and facial injuries.
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Marion County
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Rockleus
C. Whesler
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Kyenuo
Oviettin
Hutchinson
Adameeb
Salvation Vitiame
Night Stable
Wheeler
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Mutchingen
Mnce
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Cook Hospital
Dresund
Johny
R. C. Son
Farmingtos Svar
Bareackville
Nto
Fortney
W. L. Postleyalt
Elind Avenue
Cam
Department of the Mononabel Bower and Rahway, Co
B.oar
Claveland Avenue
Koatlowalt
Denzil Tooth- Dian
Fairmont
Cleveland
Coal Operators Hear Fact Finding Mission Start
A large gathering of coal operators met in Geathers West Virginia to set up the Fact Finding Commission. The mission aims to standardize audit forms and gather industry input as Eastern loading shifts increase toward the east. Reports show regional railcar counts and total coal shipments for Northern West Virginia reaching higher totals amid ongoing production and distribution changes.
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Curtis’ Bay
St. George's
New Union
Centerone
Geathers
West Virginis
Washington
Wadanday
Thurday
Thy ‘Parbona
Dee
Waynahi
Furstah
Coromatsston
Iy Tift
Adultora Trory
Cinciguatt
West Virginia
Officials to visit city next Thursday for Christmas coal operations
A Union Labor slate plans a city election, with R W DeVulani vying for mayor as miners face reduced coal output on the holiday, including potential 4 cats mined and a halted Monongahela Railway schedule. Local officials, including Buckley and McCleary, travel to Morgantown and Clarksburg amid labor activity and planned town improvements.
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Jerica
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Ngpall
U.M.W
Ok “Alello
Latrtet
Diateiet
Zeatrick Buckley
Monon Ge McCleary
Orzan'gr Fe
Morgantown
Frank McCartney
Ember
Clarks Pourg
Semiss Lia Montgomery Haa
Frank Snyder
Pnb
Miprithe
Virgiain Federcfontet
All Norte
le Rivesyilte
R. W. de
Union Labor Party
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High Lawes
Hinencorporation
Mutual
Candation Coal Co
Olf Rosa
Watson Building
Santa Claus
Holly
Coal shortages trim coal tonnage on Charleston division
Coal production and car movements show sharp reductions across the Monongahela and Charleston divisions. Output fell as workers idle and railcars were diverted, with 1,127 coal cars reported and many loaded for commercial use down sharply from Wednesday.
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Arly
Aloe
Congress Asked to Abrogate Treaties
Washington December 22 Congress urged abrogation of discriminatory commercial treaties as Senator McKellar Democrat Tennessee proposed amendments to the Shipping Bill directing direct abrogation of the 1819 convention and 1838 amendments with Great Britain on trade. About 26 000 Americans live in parts.
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Wise Non
Harding
Merchant Marines
McKellar
Memocrat
Tennessee
Senate
House
United States
Great
Bell
Tt. Nicewise
Barges on Parkersburg docks amid $250,000 river equipment
Parkersburg West Virginia reports the Ben Franklin Coal Co placing $250,000 worth of equipment at its docks for river transport. The fleet includes timber storage and barges to haul coal from Big Grave Creek mines to downstream markets. The company recently acquired the steamer Chris Greeny, damaged by fire in Cincinnati, to be put back into service as Tow-boat once repaired.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Dee
iRiver Transportation
Ben Franklin Coal Co
Big Grave Creek
Moundsville
Ven Franklin Company
Atantuer
Chris Greeny
Cincianati
CLAIM RIGHT TO SELL LIQUOR ON U S SHIPS
Washington reports that International Mercantile Marine argues in Supreme Court that American prohibition law cannot stop U S ships from selling liquor to provide ship stores. The brief contends it is not unlawful for vessels to ferry ship stores of liquor into American territorial waters, aligning with broader foreign ship concerns in the filing.
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Washington
Supreme Court
International Mersantia Marine
Rivea
Patgherty
Hand
New York
Mercantile’ Marine
Belgrade Assembly Votes 15 Million for Armaments
In Belgrade Serbia the National Assembly approved a secret session credit of 15 million dollars to fund armaments. The official statement says the country must be prepared for any emergency.
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Berbia
Belgrade
Serbia
Parole Plan for Dublin Republicans Sparks Holiday Release
Dublin dispatch reports a large number of Republican prisoners may be released at Christmas, with a declaration of allegiance to the Free State signed by many. The remainder will not receive holiday paroles.
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Dublin
At Vectatad Press
Peleoner
Mount Toy
Priton
Christmay
Auiving
Free State
New Congress To Convene As Voters Weigh Races
Fragmentary text cites senators Henry Cabot Lodge Earl Mayfield from Texas and William H. King Utah as possible contenders. Mentions Republican League of the state and a 71 vote figure. Details unclear due to transcription errors.
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Congress
Henry Cabot
Lail Shusetté
Agatsarit Republican League
van Johndis
Earl B. Mayfield
Texas
Tacesch
Geantor
Newbo
William H. King
Utah
Alleger
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