Subdistrict plans for Northern West Virginia mine work
A fragmented report notes proposals to form sub districts for mine work across northern West Virginia, including Morgantown and surrounding counties. Leaders from unions and the international board discuss boundaries, functions, and the broader impact on Mont and neighboring towns with plans to establish multiple sub districts. The piece cites individuals such as Mise Ignats, President Lewis, and A B Scott, with references to local mines, the railroad, and production totals.
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Inno
United
Mise Ignats
America
Baulanta
Tolas
Presipha Lewis
A.B. Scott
International Board
Idatementa
A. He Dunlap
Eagan
Wwelergantown
Mont
Treston Jiowith
Brompans
Mont Fexalth
Partibw
KM. Williams
Mr. Suott
Nick Ailallo
Presspol
Mubsdistrict
Emul
Muggantown
Iyat
C.F. Keeney
Pfet
Danlup Wily Dally
Eduy
Menongal
Winton
Connellerist
Cuimberlais
Maryland
API
Milk Price Drop Records 15 Cents A Quart
Milk prices fall to 15 cents a quart in town. Robinton Ice Cream Co announces per quart price cut tied to statewide reductions. Local official William I G Retnmugh notes distributor nationwide cutbacks and anticipates further declines.
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Robhnson Ice Cream Company
William I G
Cancer
Robinton Company
Vatrmont
Plateend AG
Altbiurk
Elks announce show program at Hippodrome tour
The Elks unveil a show program for a benefit minstrel act at the Hippodrome next Tuesday. Director Doringer outlines the production with The Hooker News of Haverhill handling timing. Costume design by Os Boyly of Fullnowt and music by Monk's orchestra lead to a comedy continuation on Page Four.
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Elks
Hippodrome
Red Doringer
Hooker Hews Company
Haverhill
Musi
Os Boyly
Monk
Ginns Argolt
Tex Richard Leases St Louis Coliseum Today
New York report states Tex Lekard, long associated with the Mad Nen Squart Garten club, faces indictment for alleged charges involving two young girls. He reportedly plans to lease the St. Louis Coliseum for 25 years and establish a modern sport complex there.
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Tex Richard
St. Louis Coliseum
New York
Tex Lekard
Uemaoggeneyt
Squart Garten Maring Clab
St. Lovin Coliseum
Coast Cutter Tampa Aids Distressed Steamer
Borton Feb 16 coast guard cutter Tampa reported the ship Griting Styamer West Catninax at about 500 miles northeast of Nantucket but efforts to send a line failed. Parmar, a Shipping Board steamer bound from Rotterdam to Galveston, was battered by seas. It carries a crew of 41 and was low on provisions.
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Borton
Coast Guard
Tampa
Nantucket
Mowkary
Parmar
Sisamer
Fem Moteterdam
Galveston
Wanted: Talon Experienced Partners for New Line
A terse early recruitment note seeks a few men and women with talon experience to invest a small amount in a host clear corporation and the active internal plan. The ad promises safe and sound ventures and outlines locating partners for a new line of business. P. O. 781.
Revival and Choir Singing at Local Church
Revival services are announced with singing and prayer. A choir sings from a singing book while a pastor leads. Congregants are urged to attend, join the choir, and bring singing books for the service and a joyous, orderly ceremony.
Murder mystery unfolds as Woolwine comments on Sands case
In Los Angeles Edward Woolwine, district attorney, said Sands would not be prosecuted for embezzlement if he can prove innocence in the murder of Thomas Woolwine. A letter allegedly from Sands claiming not guilty surfaced, with Woolwine noting uncertainty over its authenticity while the case proceeds. London reports show living costs in the UK continue to decline, down four points to 58 percent above prewar level, driven mainly by food production.
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Loe Angeles
Pel
Iarder
William
Taylor
Tlm
Sands
Timse
Woolwine
Son Angeles
Heator
London
United Kingdom
Murder Probe After Colored Man Found Dead in Boydsville
Police report Will Pace, a colored man about 42, found dead in Boydsville, Ohio, with a gaping neck wound and head injury. Officials say he was murdered and investigators seek a suspect. The case involves a possible motive and a missing connection to an earlier incident.
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Boydsville
Will Pace
Will Investigate Alleged Fixed Cases and Probe Allegations
The article reports plans to investigate multiple alleged fixed cases with involvement from the attorney general's office and local authorities. It notes a two year span of inquiry and advisory actions by a grand jury and police officials as part of a broader effort to uncover alleged fixing within departments or agencies.
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Ilettlet
Gremal
Todera
Am Cedar
Wahinetua
Theatre case before court halts Hippodrome show
Fusmi Heurec and Gol Burk sued the Hippodrome Amusement Company with attorney Wyn Lanham to obtain an injunction against PrusléBbetts, Carl Kara, and Charles Winter. The case centers on alleged non-union status and a contract dispute with the International Alliance of Theatrical Employees. Judge Maredich granted an injunction to restrain union activity at the theatre as the parties await further action. The dispute has disrupted performances and caused uncertainty about future shows at the Hippodrome.
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Fusmi Heurec
Gol Burk
Ehe Hippodrome
Amusement Company
Haeley Cotunaul
Autornay Wi Lanham
Sade Wyn Maredith
Elrault
PrusléBbetts
Carl Kara
Charles Winte
International” Attianes
Vaployon
Aol Ninco Hele Disc
Tipparromy
Poycott
Naticution
Maredich
Curt Aton
Uila
Mivpodrome
National Alliancn
Lincoln headlined talk fuels Colorado Republican banquet
Dp J Wesley Hill of New York told the Colorado Republicans at their annual banquet that to meet today’s issues we must adopt Lincoln’s attitude toward reconstruction. He said Lincoln stood pat in part but foresaw a world parliament of nations and justice guiding the path to peace, echoed by President Harding’s call for broader cooperation and progress.
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Duenver
Colo
J. Wesley Hii
New York
Lincoln
Colorado
Linco
Walter
Parliament of Man
Wives Once Worth Four Cows Now Sell at Seven
London February 18 Lord Tinwst Atamello of Levelan purports to expose profit rumors in wire prices. He notes the price has doubled since the Sudan war era, claiming the market once valued at four cows per unit now reaches seven.
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London
Tinwst Atamello
Sudan
Uno
Resignation of Federal Judge Landis Stuns Court
Prominent judge M L Landis announced his resignation effective March 1, citing personal reasons and plans to devote full time to family matters. The move follows months of rumor and amid calls for impeachment over business ties and alleged misconduct. Authorities stated he will remain in the district until a successor is appointed.
Warmer Weather for This Section Promised
The weather bureau said the cold wave easing across the east will yield to higher temperatures today. Forecasts show generally fair weather with light clouds, rising temperatures across Minnesota, the Great Lakes region, and the southern states, with a further warmup likely by Sunday in the South.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Uletes
Weather ‘Bureau
Minnesota
Na Ekotas
Missianippi
Iiementer
Atlanti
Lave
Howat and Mother Jones Clash at Labor Convention
The United Mine Workers convention in Las Vegas sees Mother Jones assail the Howat faction led by Alex Howat as she urges officers to face the national board. She warns against weakening the union and calls for strong leadership while highlighting the ongoing Howat Farrington struggle and district 17 votes.
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U. Ho Dunlap
Tntlanayulis
Jad
Mother Fares
Lin “Uited Man Workers of America
C&ll
Mowat Farrington
Mayer
Washington
Baltimots
Ohio
Jonen
Mother Joney
Hesaran
Cotta
Jook
Gee M. Parien
National Board
Pirater
Wall Street
Millinn
Alex Howia
Kana
Mother Joneson
Howat
Alan
Weat
Virginia
District 17
Lewis
Rank Partington
Minols
Old
Uve
Parrington
Mittee
Kentenica
Alexander Howat
Baa
Pont
Hy Auldo
Indianapolis
United Mine’ Workers
Tg New World
Ius Actorie
Elinaabad
Cathiartines
Murray
Ubu
Witsuru
Thw Wien
Rhe Industriaty
Kansas
Ningman Vie-cgw
Walabo Pearmonial Union
Isleratan
Montacts
Nia Yvoniera
H Mma
Arkaniin
Texas Alstricta
Nou
Villa Sees Chance to Pay Off Old War Debt
Villa, a Mexican revolutionary leader, is given permission to lead an army against Sheart Rosalia Harp. reports say he plans to use the campaign to settle a long standing debt from 1914. Villa’s ministerial arrival in the capital signals a possible assignment for Almetylet.
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Mexico City
Villa
Qormery
Dandieeblee
Hlaiva Agalnet Sheertl
Rosalia Harpangen
Building Trades Reach Decision
Washington reports a national agreement among major trade groups and the AFL to suspend strikes and follow a new board award on building trades disputes. The accord, adopted by the National Board of Jurisdictional Awards, directs contractors and unions to incorporate the decision in all contracts and to honor it, affecting carpenters, elevator constructors, and electrical workers amid ongoing big construction strikes nationwide.
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Washington
Anfrica
Archimets
Cownt l
National Building
Trady Employers/ Association
Wika
National Board of Urindictions
Dleputer
Beet Solar
Fallowil Thalteafundl
de Cision
Ite
Tihs Intérnational
Uiome
Wili Acnom 10
Progress in Wilson Foundation Fund Pushed Past Goal
New York February 18 Franklin D Roosevelt chair of the national committee announced that over 7.5 million dollars have been raised for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation with the deadline passed February 16. North Carolina leads in subscriptions while New York and other states remain above two thirds of their quotas as Midwest and New England states also near the target.
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New York
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Columbia
Minnevota
Tennesawe
Ditware
Kentucky
Connecticut
New Jersey
Wisconsin
McCormick Declares Debts Must Be Paid
Senator McCormick of Musoleta issued a statement asserting the U S government is not contemplating payment of its debts to the United States and that interest due from European states is of immediate concern to American taxpayers. He argued payments to Germany and France were made in good faith despite conditions attached, emphasizing that interest payments matter more to taxpayers than European armaments.
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Washington
McCormick
United States
France
Wage Somme Gig Large Wadi Report
An official wage report notes a volcing case remains incomplete with ongoing investigations. Details are sparse, but authorities say work on the case continues as more records are sought. Weathered wording suggests the page contains a fragmented labor or payroll notice awaiting further information.
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Somme
Meeting on union votes and wage dispute at Indianapolis
Fragments from a UMW meeting in Indianapolis describe a heated session over wage terms and potential expulsions. The report cites a roll call showing strong support for certain leaders, with tensions over the wage scale and internal discipline affecting multiple districts and locals.
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