AAT MINES REPORT ON VIRGINIA COAL PRODUCTION
The annual report outlines activity for Virginia and nearby regions. It lists officers and directors, internal matters on idling and pay, and highlights coal production and shipments by rail from Buffalo to Monongahala areas. The document covers delinquent members, wage issues, and supply matters within the industry.
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Ted Stator
Northersy Virginia
Mths
A. White
Dita
Heally Incouin
Car Npg
Buffalo
Crock and Wey
Railroot
Ibn
Mina
Raport
Virginia
Three Local Persons Arrested at Lowesville
Three local persons were arrested at Lowesville after a night watchman reported strange activity near a store. Officers escorted the trio to Morgant as the investigation proceeded, with details filtered through county officials and witnesses.
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Lowesville
Burning Tree Fire Keeps Man in Peril
A fire at Burning Tree damaged a dwelling on Ridgely Avenue overnight. An elderly resident, Dean Keeping, reported the blaze after a lightning strike struck the alley, with a glowing eye on the house raising fears of another fire. City Director Wes Arnett advised securing power and cutting water and evacuating if needed.
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Troy Tas
Wes -Arnett
Arnett
Kiwanis Address at Gettysburg Inspires Loyalty and Service
Lowther pastor delivered an inspiring Gettysburg speech on the Spirit of Kiwanis urging members to live for usefulness and service. He cited Manila Bay and urged volunteers to pursue greatness by helping others, noting opportunity and duty drive achievement.
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Dp BA. Lowther
She ‘Rat Michirel
Morgantown
Ind Améaibes
KiwAula
Lly
Joeul Telmaula
Kiwanis
Deveus
Manilla Bay
Fortines
Olwe
Olley Rau
Lowther
Dr. Lowthar
Linentt
Getty Borg
Trendel Hut
Bey Fadwat Tivoratt
Thi Peioripal Npealer
Bie
Harold
Japanese Cabinet Set for Immediate Reorganization
TOKIO January 21 Premier Vis punt Takashi I plans a quick restructuring of the cabinet following the premier lot's conclusion, per the Kokumin. The effort aims to replace ministers and solidify the government with new faces and ranks.
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TOKIO
Takashi I
Kokomin
Sremlor
Ouk
Femor
Haru
Wit Value Navel
Tild
Pastor Prohibited From Occupying His Pulpit
The Pittsburgh Presbytery rejected Gorton of Spring Hill Church from serving as pastor after a inquiry into questions about the deity of Christ and the Virgin. He may reapply after further study of Presbyterian standards.
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Pittsanngh
Pittsburgh
Nascauburettos
Ly Cresaltion
Gorton
Furs
Plumblog and repairing at Tonight's Machine Shop
J A Tayoh offers plumbing and repairing services with guaranteed work and fixtures for any make. Contact at Tonight's Machine Shop Baat Park Ave via phone 1146 J or 1949 for inquiries or service.
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J. A. Tayoh
Baat Park Ave
Wanted investors for steady profits in new enterprise
A garbled classified plea seeks both men and women with some experience to invest a small amount in a textile venture. It promises permanent and sure profits, claims safety and reliability, and directs readers to mail for more details about the enterprise and location.
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Slamea
Timtaean
Washington Debates Short Term Revenue Plan
President Harding faces House resistance as he pushes a short term revenue plan to fund military and other programs. The finance committee and house Ways and Means weigh the proposal amid opposition from loyal Republicans and calls for broader financing. A final decision hinges on a joint conference and potential changes before a March deadline.
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Waliungton
Witt
Twane
Maine
Haun
Ude
Kato
Monell
Uardian
Chatreman McCumber
Tva
International Court Opens at The Hague Amid Global Hopes
A disruptive OCRed report describes the opening of the Permanent International Court of Justice in The Hague. It highlights international law advances and quotes sources about the new court’s role in enforcing peaceful progress, naming member nations and figures linked to early development of international law.
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Aupoesated Press
the Hague
Peatca Alec
Eyntes Beljad
Olexad
Permanant
Justicn
Natous
Mdornnta
Pueifelot
Curson
Tome Momtwry
United Staten
Beare
Paul Thers
France
Greece
Colombia
Attica
Variouw
Magana Inn
Hugo
Goulus
Tia
Reece Paluca
Acleave
Internacional Jawurly
National coal strike may not hit consumers for months
Washington reports that a national strike could be contained without immediate impact on consumers. The Interstate Commerce Commission estimated coal output capacity at 296,146,000 tons daily, with 47 million tons in storage as of January 1. Warm weather could lessen demand after April, but concerns focus on potential railroad stoppages disrupting coal movement from mines.
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Washington
United States
Momoun
Commierion
Union Nein
J.D. A. Morrow
Wewkly
Phuya
O Mato
Wauto
Nonublon
Alabama power offer aims to purchase Gorgas plant assets
Wartime energy move reported from Washington as Thomas Martin for Alabama Power submits a government offer to acquire the Meriam power plant at Gorgas and related facilities in Muscle Shoals. Proposal seeks 240,000 kilowatts capacity and 100,000 lamps of power for research and war production under federal water power act provisions. The plan includes provision of transmission lines and rights for government use during national safety needs, with potential for further appropriations and timing dependent on federal authorization.
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Associated Treat
Washington
Muscle Showin
Alabama
In Aponsore
Alabama Pom Company
Way
Thomas Martin
Alaybuna Power Company
Ity
Gisbmlae
Werkn
Henry Ford
Wilson
United States
Meriar
Gorgas
Everstad Snd
Maglio Atitad
Fany
Jatarl
Alabama Company
Ffurniah Tren
Tora Tully
Nike
Theatre Builders Held Under Bond
The Knickerbocker Theatre transfer inquiry led to a coroner's jury verdict on January 24. Bonds were set at 5000 dollars for key figures including architect G genre engineer J Pord and inspector Morrin Wacker as authorities prepare to present the case to the grand jury in Mecalon next week.
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Washinson
Ren
Knickerbocker
Trausfer
Ives
Shen
Iva Bond
Myron Gordon
Harald Tha
Mecalon
Lid Iast
Lin
Aroras
Withdruen
Corgnera
Pletna
Boo Owlersd
Te. G. Genre
J. Pord
Morrin Wacker
Ailding
Frank L. Wagner
Ito
Examination of Chief Witness in Grast Town Murder Trial
The homicide trial of Matt Bancovich for Victor Keely’s death in Grast Town proceeded with Chief Witness examination. Prosecutor Frank Amos opened cross examination as defense counsel Showalter and others argued rulings while judge Showalter consulted records. verdict remained pending with potential jury instruction and final decision forthcoming.
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Oacr
Matt Bancovich
Victor Keely
Grast Town
Ing
Frank Amos
Cowart
Aod
Showalter
Wore
Usu Peach
Jory Tate
Letters of Obenchain Read in Court in Murder Case
Los Angeles witnesses describe Madalynn Obenchain letters to J Dalton Kennedy. Prosecution outlines a Beverly Glen murder plan and Kennedy’s fate as jury prepares to hear evidence. Court sessions at a downtown Los Angeles hotel referenced in the testimony.
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Los Angeles
Madalynn Obenchain
J. Dalton Kennedy
Kennedy
Beverly Glen
Odenchain
Feudan
Arthur C. Burch
Tke Offley
Kexpady
Lamhauris
Mra. Oumachals
Ilo Ag
Dances Banned in Wareau, Fol. 16 Report
The article notes a ban on all American dances except a specifiedakinda at the pollate government. The text is garbled but indicates restrictions on dances including the shim any and fox trotara. No clear date or place beyond Wareau appears.
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Pollate
New York Suffers Heaviest Snowfall of Season
New York endures the heaviest snow of the season with heavy municipal accumulation across the city. Officials urged caution as transit delays and shoveling efforts intensified, while residents faced widespread disruption and mass weather advisories.
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New York
Howat Plans Ten Return To Jail In Mining Saga
INDIANAPOLIS February 14 Howat former president of the Kanu miners and agitate leader arrived in Indianapolia on a dark night for the convention. He claimed plans to evade capture and alleged a strike at the Hamilton Coal Company in Crawford County Kansas. He said he would flee to Missouri after the convention and vowed to return to Columbus to face further charges.
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Glayton
Tedrow
Murgun
Mio
Frost
Anyora
Sonmn
Indianavolis
Howat
Dorching
Indianapolia
Howit
Law
Maymkine Rontioman
Fyody the Wist
Alevander Evander Tawat
Aatani
Gottinn
Nanato
Buytar
Mowat
Ming
Hamillton Coal Company
Crawford County
Kinsax
Missouri
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Kanga
Indianapolias Jilue Howat
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Tuo
Lally
Union
Austin
Coumbiera
Olsen
Howacs
Ulema
Pioneer Lumber Dealer Dies at His Home Here
Semlah Dleherson, 75, longtime lumber dealer, died at his home in Wilmington, leaving a widow, three daughters, and several sons. Funeral arrangements are pending with Undertaker Muegra and Son. The deceased was a pioneer in lumber dealing in the region and had moved to the state about 50 years ago.
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Pioneer
Semlah Dleherson
Hin
Gaaloa New Ray
Murray
Bes. F
Rhiolda
Sarkaburg
Alea
Jacib Rmydeyere
J.D. Wade
Wiilmington N.C
Undertaker
Muegra
Inebaree
Young Girl Dita Dobbs Passes at Home in Montane West Virginia
The obituary notes Dita Lucus Dobbs daughter of Mr and Mrs Dobbs of Montane West Virginia died at her home. Funeral arrangements followed at a local church with the service scheduled for the afternoon.
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Dita
Lucus “Dobbs
Aed
Jona Dobbs
Montane
W. Va
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