23 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item notes Waladin showings amid local disruption and mentions non-tunion fields and Connellayille impact, hinting at a rough year with significant difficulties for the community and organizers.
On Wednesday the region reported a slow coal loading period as mines across West Virginia and nearby areas prepared to ship 980 empties plus 26 more by request. Names of towns and figures reflect a gradual industrial decline with coal and coke movements continuing into the week. Continued on Page Four.
A strong Arctic air mass is moving toward the central United States with snow expected in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley and a potential impact on the Atlantic coast. Forecasters warn of a sharp temperature drop tonight or tomorrow, with the upper Midwest and Great Lakes first to feel the effects and widespread cold spreading southeastward.
Farlington February 23. The Knickerbocker disaster inquiry begins as evidence is sought in the coroner led case over the theatre collapse on January 30. District Attorney Gordon leads the investigation with expectations of close to finishing the evidence phase soon.
A public hearing is set in Charleston on March 7 before the Public Service Commission on freight rates and a proposed bonus program. Representatives of the Whipporas city will attend, aiming to protect their interests and present testimony.
Parkersburg city council appointed Myrtle L. Hottixan as city clerk following the resignation of her predecessor. The move was announced this morning amid routine administrative changes in the city hall.
The Railroad Labor Board reduced pay for firemen and oilers and ended overtime. From March 1, wages will be limited to regular night shift rates, with full 12 hour day pay only for extended hours. Sunday and holiday pay stay at per diem rates. workers formerly paid extra hours receive adjusted monthly wages.
Abrador iker, president of the National Sheep in Wool bureau of New York, among five speakers listed for the Tri State Sheep and Wool Growers association convention in Wheeling. Lb. B. Palmar, president from Palankala, arrived today amid indications the turnout will be the largest in the city.
Advertisement for plumbing and repair work with guaranteed results. Mentions proper installation of a product named Luron, contact Tavor at Kolaht's Machine Shop on East Park Ave, phone numbers 1146-3 and 1949.
Reported to be among the listed railway staff are A Dy Priukin Brown Kin and Willan Mottmeyer from the Monongahela line. Henry from Maronga hela railway and J Clichord assistive telemeter are named. notices describe conductor and broken work shifts with crews moving from Rexwood to Kulkaburg and Parkeraburg, with a ten day assignment starting March 3 under W T Nixon freight agent.
Indianapolis February 23 A letter from Manford MacNider national commander of the American Legion urged religious tolerance. He praised Protestant, Jewish, and Catholic goodwill and called for unity among faiths in upholding the nation’s laws and governance.
A late report details ongoing inquiries into a Roma disaster where 34 people died and many injured. Major General Patsrick leads testimony on cause as arrangements are made for funeral services and hospital transfers. Officials note progress in recovery efforts and planned interments at a city undertaking.
Washington February 28 A number of prominent men will address the national river and harbor congress beginning here in March. The debate will focus on the proposal to divert the St Lawrence river into a channel. Speakers include Allan of Kansas Herrick of Chicago Jones of Minnesota Valley Association and Mylarton power allothed for Attinstien argument to the Hebers of Governor Mier.
A drawing held in Mayor Conaway's office established initial matchups for the high school basketball tournament at the Normal School. Teams include Morgantown, Fairmont, Kingwood, and others with planned games in Morgantown, Winfield, and surrounding towns. The list names districts and venues, outlining first round pairs like Gratton vs Washington Irving and several regional contests.
New York February 23 suspension of Muskay and from Puby was announced from the chair front of the consolidated exchange today. The firm had various out of town connections. An involuntary bankruptcy filing followed in federal court with listed liabilities at 2,500,000 and assets at 1,600,000. The house has offices in Cleveland, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia and elsewhere.
Airs Sarah H Moore aged 87 died yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs J Haught of Fairview. She was widow of Daniel Moore and survived by a son Abraham Moore and three daughters Mrs James Havebt Mrs J S Haughtana and Mahildd Hilberry. Funeral services will be held Friday noon at the church at Dayhroor under Undertaker C. Jor.
Blue Kiwaniane steadies momentum on an opportunities night, extending their occupancy edge while several players rest. The team sits at 73.8 percent compared with rivals at 66.4 percent as Otis Berkeley notes the standings and history.
In a chaotic meet in New York Fat.zi-win tam Bitola Paplet-American Matinee presented a scene where a runner won a prize lamp but misused gas. The event featured 08 runners with Wille taking first, awarded a bronze lamp pedestal despite distractions. The lamp’s ignition caused a mishap as the Brooklyn route was traversed and a clash with a block of stalls.
Palrmont Builders’ Exchange delegates meet at the chamber of commerce rooms to set terms as contractors and workers face a stalemate. Painters wage set at a $1 per hour, electricians at $1, bricklayers seek higher hours, plumbers demand 90 days’ notice, while road work and local projects stall awaiting a settlement and possible relief for unemployed labor. A separate case reports a fine of 20 dollars for illegally fishing in the Tygarts Valley river.
Positive ministers and labor representatives convene in Cleveland to discuss wage controls and miners' demands. The assembly includes Ohio and Pennsylvania districts, aiming to shape a unified stance on labor issues and protective laws amid ongoing negotiations with the United Mine Workers.
Fragmentary report notes the name Dilhoefer a pitcher with some connection to St Louis and a February date. It mentions a father with the sites and a hospital admission for typhoid fever, with unclear details about the family and location. The text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent facts.
Disjointed report cites Chief Le Da St and Officer Daugherty on Ponpeylynain avenue. A threat charge leads to jail for a man named Rimiba while other items mention Boy Scouts, a church meet, and a drunken case concluded without trial. Police and legal actions appear fragmented across multiple names and places.
An upbeat note urges shopkeepers to keep shelves free of cobwebs and to maintain a cheerful store atmosphere. It argues that a pleasant, well cared for business invites customers and reflects well on the proprietor and staff.
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