02 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented UTELLUMS tale by J A Te portrays a shopper society seduced by diamond rings fur coats and new shirts though the season grows bleak. The piece notes Mount and winter crowds spent beyond means and the bubble of abundance bursts as pressure mounts and funds run dry.
Reported as the most important session of the United Mine Workers of America, the biennial convention opens in Indianapolis on Tuesday February 14. Delegates aim to formulate a wakevale program as the union faces unprecedented conditions and pressures. The gathering is framed as pivotal for the union's future and delegates are expected to be retained for the next session.
Washington February 3 Henry Ford's government project for Munds Shoals was submitted for congressional action. Weeks approves transmission of amendment details seeking government leverage to secure navigation and war assets. The secretary anticipates possible congressional action and discusses cost, governance, and completion timelines.
Realizing the need of ladies, the Walton firm adds a modern note and gate stand at the entrance. Aimed to improve service, competent staff will assist customers as if selling a new pair, with emphasis on better shoepore care and courtesy.
In Rome, Premier Bonomi announces resignation of his cabinet amid a government crisis. Parliament's debate over Vatican policy and Italy's stance on the Pacific pact with Washington strains the regime. Led by Stefan, the semi official agency notes a reshuffle aimed at reassembling the government within tense international talks.
Members of the Fyod A Helntnelman Post of the American Legion are busy preparing for occupancy of a new building at Gol Claval ayd. The home features a club room and a second floor hall as work continues on the project. The post will hold an ordinary meeting and a regular session on the third, with members inspecting the new quarters and awaiting completion of interior arrangements.
Wage scale for the year is declared by the Building Trades Council. The plan fixes hourly rates: Unlidelazers about 1.35, Carpantery 1.00, Plumbers 2.00, Painters and paperhangers 0.90, Hod-carriers and laborers 0.85 to 1.00, with increases effective April 20, appending a 1932 schedule after approval.
A battered piece reports the February ritual where a groundhog sees its shadow, signaling six additional weeks of winter. The account notes the animal’s frightened start and the public’s yearly look for signs of spring, reflecting a traditional forecast practice.
The Roscoe Arbuckle case resumes in San Francisco as the jury remains deliberating after a halted session. The defense refused to offer further arguments following the state's opening. recall of testimony and court instructions occur as jurors are kept at work awaiting verdicts on the verdict.
John Nekiloalk pleaded guilty to a 16 4 felony count of intent in a crime court before Judge B My Showaltar. He received two years in the penitentiary at Méundaville and $500 in costs. Nuxfoglic was arrested at Bethichemming after a grand jury indictment. Trial concluded and notices issued.
District officials and Rotary members gathered in Johnstown, Pennsylvania for a luncheon and conference. The event featured the district governor and local Rotary leaders coordinating plans for upcoming district and international activities at a March gathering.
Walter Shaughnessey of Chicago died at Walter Reed Hospital following injuries from the Knickerbocker theatre disaster. Reported improvements yesterday gave way to an unexpected death from heart failure amid complications after the collapse that killed nearly a hundred people. His wife is named in the continued note on page four.
Washington reports the government plans to address the coal strike with potential new measures. Attorney General Daugherty says no punitive action against unions, supports lawful conduct, and favors no open shop policy while urging restraint and protection of workers and the public.
In Fairmont reports indicate a rise in illness labeled flu with multiple cases across the area. Authorities note the situation is not fully clear but advise residents to monitor symptoms and seek care if needed.
The safety department of Congoll dation Coal Company plans a meeting at Gillis Theatre Clarkaborey on Sunday afternoon about a safety topic. Local officials and attendees from Fairmont and surrounding areas are expected, with talks by Avan, Grit, and others.
Associated Press reports a February explosion at the Gates Coal Coke Company mine in Pennsylvania. Nine bodies were recovered, with about twenty workers still unaccounted for as rescue teams comb the shaft and passages. Officials fear many may be dead.
In a compact report, Pacal faces Utes in a crucial Esd match with high stakes for early standings. Officials set a tense schedule as teams prepare for a decisive contest amid crowded standings and fan interest.
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