09 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
1
Report notes fewer ERS entries as Mon Du Haim scales down. Workers face reduced hours and many remain out of work due to the new scale. Officials indicate ongoing adjustments to benefit calculations and eligibility rules.
A monthly social at the M. A. Church basement Friday evening is announced with plans for a program led by Igatt and midlikent refreetmonue. Captain I uapa While Adatatznt Feaphir will preside while Mr Curr. hosts, Mrs i Msing and AL TOM will assist. Participants include Hudgins and other locals, with planned singing and a program of readings.
Reports from Pittsburg detail a third degree ban and ongoing cases involving Wainui and Deva, with authorities including Akisbarel and Job Callin. The dialogue suggests formal charges and police statements, while Superintendent Calhoun notes ongoing communications and anticipated courtroom action.
Old Life edmpyliton:petwayn a Ménoazahnie and Bywend 0. stllrouts in eastern metropolitan railways announce fare reductions effective today. Monongahela division president Nutt cites a drop to $0.22 for certain routes, with comparisons to 1920 figures showing a 63 percent decrease in road accidents.
The celebrity necklace once owned by Ther a queen of Hungary has changed hands. Jofarson Davie Cohen of England bought it for 200000 nouns. Emperor Chartes of Austria Hungary pawned the hal tom in Schledeand as exiled leaders flee. Johnson Davia, president of the Confederate states, faces upheaval.
Dublin reports confusion as gunfire and raids continue amid political tension between nationalist and northern authorities. Premier Craig comments on the crisis while locals call for calm despite ongoing incidents and arrests.
Reconstruction era mining notes indicate producers are negotiating reductions and adjustments to meet wartime demand. Officials from Consolidation Coal, National City, and Takai groups discussed quotas and future output while evaluating methods to sustain shipments from docks. Data show limited progress as investors track coal flows, prices, and seasonal demand into next year. observers expect further talks and possible production tweaks.
Washington dispatch reports German food prices lower with a table listing items and foreign exchange value. Evaporated milk, coffee, potatoes, and other staples appear at reduced or varied rates as observed in the exchange context.
A sermon by Dr. Ry Brown urged deeper focus during prayer, contrasting expected outcomes with God’s will. He argued that prayers should align with divine purpose, not just personal desires, and urged believers to concentrate thoughts and humility in silent supplication.
A fragmented obituary and trial note recounts Bailey as a necessary witness in a case involving a Charleston area incident. It details a key courtroom moment when Attorney O'Brien declared necessity for a witness, mentions a death in the line of testimony, and notes family ties, a marriage in 1908, a son, and a community life in Palrmont and Kanawha counties, with references to local schools, fraternal groups, and planned travel for a funeral procession.
A pocketbook containing a card was left at a Sunday party in Sarm Bile Mapol. Finders are asked to return it to The West Virginia. The note appeals to the owner, noting the finder’s courtesy and urging prompt return.
Emergency police and special constables intensified operations after a series of kidnappings and raids across FermacuRt and Monaghen. Armed units moved from Portadawn to Belloc and Donaghl, with many suspects captured or pursued as communications and rail links were disrupted.
About 1,850 workers in Washington faced layoffs as 7,000 employees were affected by a temporary wartime shift. Machinery workers predominated among the laid off, with Secretary Denby directing suspension of all nonessential “work dating.” Most departments implemented temporary furloughs while staff engaged in other tasks under the naval mobilization treaty.
Universities Syracuse and Pittsburgh announce a joint debate event with Harvard and Objo Warlayan as participants. The format and dates include February 3 and March 4, with organizers emphasizing a strengthened education focus and competitive inaugural round.
Fragmented OCR summary describes a day in Yorkville with locals and county forces present after a fray. Mentions a funeral plan for Himer Cont and a visit by Walter Larkins of Ammlgramated Awtoclatias. Notes a late midnight return to Yorkville for a memorial service.
An indoor circus planned by the Y M C A faces disruption as organizers discuss reforms and safety measures. The event, intended to feature young performers and a panel on community concerns, is slated for later in the season with plans for improved oversight and staged demonstrations to address moral and educational issues raised by local authorities.
A high school lecture by Tourneil on the evolution of the telephone, tracing from its invention by Alexander Bell to early developments. The talk, given at Normal School, promises demonstrations and a timeline of phonograph and telephony milestones. It is hosted by local educators and the Chananako Fotomac Telephone Company.
A state supreme court denied a stay of execution for two convicted murderers connected to an automobile sales case in Chicago. The decision leaves the defendants facing imminent execution while an appeal process continues amid ongoing hunger strike reports and deteriorating prison conditions.
Readable fragments suggest authorities seek letters from NDS linked to the Taylor murder case. Names such as Warbinston Snyder and Edward Fitzgerald appear among figures connected to naval desertion and a broad web of related accusations. Detailing notes hint at investigations spanning multiple locations and individuals in a murky wartime espionage context.
In Norfolk Vib 1-Nembers of the ship crew rescued from a vessel destroyed by fire off Cann May. They arrived at Newsort Nowe today after the disaster, with Captain William and 300 crew members aboard. Amid confusion, several are reported missing or injured, and a New Hampshire ranch area is noted in connection with the surviving crew.
The Berlin electrical workers strike ends amid disrupted public services. Many apartment buildings and offices lack heat and lighting as emergency crews operate. Schools are affected and streets show foggy conditions. authorities warn of ongoing transit delays and material shortages.
A partial, garbled text fragment mentions many actors and vague circumstances around their work. It refers to Billy and a head, with unclear connections to employment and general tension. Details are obscured, leaving names and events ambiguous.
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