Coal shipments data reveal Friday load and regional distribution
The report lists Friday coal shipments from Northern Virginia mines and Maryland to Monongahela divisions, detailing tonnages loaded to Washington and Alexandria routes. It notes counts by division, with numbers for Monongahela Railway areas and several states, plus empties awaiting return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Ras Resayvad
Logay
Virginia
Pedito
Chiea
D.C
Elleville
Charleston
Hongelwa
Morgantons Hoolitg Coubityd
Amington PLC
Manoagatole
Maryland
Coal mining course needs new West Virginia university building
The West Virginia Legislature will appropriate funds to erect a new building at Morgantown for the mining engineering department at West Virginia University. Prof. Callen described space constraints amid rising summer enrollment, noting strong coal mining growth and calls for state support. The Morgantown region’s coal work spurs state interest, with 600 men awaiting courses and classes expanding in early May as funding debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
W.V.U
Suttle
West Virginia University
Morkastows
C. Callen
Tha
Fairmont
Csining School
Tha Matrmiomt
Utente
Han
Ube
Ehat
Callem
W. V
Ier
Univavaity
Wimmer
Mare Board
Trey Isn
Callen
Morgantons
Me Hope
Norke
Anes
Logan
Potahontas
Kanawha
Mt Hope
Seckiey
Business Men to Elect Officers in Paiemont Meeting
The Business Men's Association of Paiemont will hold its annual meeting at 8:00 p.m. Thursday in the YMCA Auditorium to elect a board of directors and approve the year’s reports. Members include merchants, banks, publishers, and real estate agents. the organization runs a credit rating bureau similar to RG Dun and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Businews Men's Association
Paiemont
Y. M.C. A. Auditerium
BowaYar
Ita
Conteotars
Real Eetate Agibte
Avrance Agente
Broverw
Tantamobil
Poyetttnys
Dowtiais
Alec
Tridtans
Plumibors
Bureay
Niko
RG. Dun and Company
Dradatreet Comaeaing
Theenocttin
Aston
Hanes
Balon
Locals vote on affiliate ties in Northern West Virginia
Members of the United Mine Workers of America in subdistrict 14 and surrounding counties vote on affiliation matters. Balloting continues after April 1 with 14,000 members in the subdistrict and 9,000 in subdistrict 3, totaling about 22,000 in Northern West Virginia. Locales include Marion, Kanawha, Cabell, and others as the union plans ballots sent to Secretary William Gree in Indianapolis by March 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn Withers
America
Virginia
Satda
Wiliam Gree
United Mine Workers of America
Merchants’ Bank
Indianapolis
Sthwest
Unifon
Mooongalla
Marion
Hacknot
West Virgin
Caylor
Braxton
Preston
Barbour
Randolph
Lewlaster
Upanut
Webster
Nicholas ‘Banttes
Charleston
Seehwoka
Cappion
Building Trade Impasse Frays City Construction
An Ot action report details a building trade stalemate in Fairmont as contractors and local union men clash over wages and project scope. A meeting at the Builders' Exchange outlined labor and open-shop questions affecting several city sites including the normal school and East Park Avenue residence. The conflict centers on wage rates and whether to proceed under a union or open-shop arrangement, with regular exchange meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuld
Fairmont
Claire
Sanders
Pon Union Plasterara Hava
Exchange
Hong
Jxme
Diaputo
Cin Bellaved
Adont
An Uractors
Sean Latte
Chamber of Commerce
Alnguam
Fred Helmick
Kinney
M. L. Brown
Monongahela Valley
Ton
M. @ South
Freaman
Park Avenue
Normal School
H. B. Robinson
the Union
Chusler
Extra Elks Show Tonight At Hippodrome
An extra Elks performance is offered tonight at the Hippodrome after strong demand. Crowded capacity tonight prevents many from entering the main show. tickets priced at 1 dollar and 50 cents for the extra late program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Tonight
Attra
Hippodrome
Aire Chaite
Y Haldony
Bishop Gravatt to Speak Here Tonight and Tomorrow
The Right Reverend William Toyalt Gravatt of Charleston will preach at Christ P E church in the morning and conduct services at First M E in the evening as part of a union revival campaign ending tomorrow night. The campaign climax features Rev. R. T. Brows delivering a sermon at Glory Church with a call for local participation and reflection on missed opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlow Evangelietié
William Toyalt Gravatt
Tharleston
Virginix Dloosee
Episcopal Church
Christ P. Ti
Revival Empires
Gravatt
Christ P.E
Towson
Benoni Avenue
Thone
Union Myangelian
Aeriaa
Gory Church
Sondaaand
Upton
Nev
R. T
Thilrman
Norvicn
California Officers Doubt Field's Story
Los Angeles reports state police doubt the many details in the murder case of William Rosen mond Taylor. Investigators say they cannot verify allegations Field made to Boston authorities as doubts rise about the motive and evidence. Official inquiries at the time questioned the credibility of the self described witness and the timing of the statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Contoy
Boteot
Wartme
Taylor
Harding Says Navy Personnel Should Be 80 000
Washington February 25 President Harding reportedly told a Republican committee at a White House conference that while navy personnel should be reduced, the total number of enlisted men ought not fall below forty thousand He also urged resistance to reducing air power and discussed graduation plans for Annapolis midyear amid broader military cuts. In addition a separate note mentions dying condition of attorney Gordie Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Washington
Fun
White House
Annapolle
Pacific Treaty Approved Today by Committee
A committee approved a Pacific treaty today marking progress toward formal adoption. The move signals bipartisan support and sets the stage for possible floor action in the coming weeks.
Four Power Treaty Reported By Senate Panel
Washington dispatch reports the four power pact and its naval limitations, plus reservations altered by a Senate Foreign Relations Committee vote. The panel adopted the pact and reservation plan after debates over implications for Japan and American commitments. Several Democrats and Republicans split on amendments, with administration opposition shaping the final stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
Jas
Sud Phonon
California
Sandra” Kells
Namin
Booze Arrested With Five Pints In County Chase
County officers on patrol along Norwood Road chased two men carrying five pints of whiskey in hollowed packages. The suspects, William Todthman and others, were arrested and jailed on trial charges. The incident led to police court appearances as officers recovered the contraband and noted more liquor in later searches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Jal
Heary
Armesteal
Nougaliela Indi
Wiliam Todthman
Fficera
Norwood
Sherman Lome
J. M. Gregory
Gregory
Altri
Smade
Fire Damages Basement of Intelligencer
A fire early this morning damaged the basement of the Intelligencer building. Estimated loss was about 915,000 with 20 to 25 people displaced. Firefighters discovered flames after 3 o clock, and the cause had not been determined at the time of report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelligencer
Davis Calls Coal Men 10 Capital Dispute Splits Talks
A Washington dispute over coal miners wages and working conditions prompts calls for a joint conference. Operators claim it serves their interests to stabilize wages, with talks reportedly shifting to a possible formal discussion by April 1. Local officials in Fairmont have heard little about the matter amid broader union and employer tensions in Northern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Fairmont
George 3. Brackett
West’ Virginia
Usocial Hom
Ila Atric
Macquaery
MrneRatls
C.D. Robernsgo
Robinson Coa Company
Una Northern Wart
Virginia
Child Burned Friday Dies in Hospital Here
Teresa Bruno 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Angelo rumo who was severely burned at street down on Chinlin street yesterday, died this morning at Conk hospital. The funeral will be paid tomorrow afternoon. Completa arrangements days for bie con cluded. Undertaker R C Jones rein charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Mary J. Stunakur
Staluelny
Aiea Elizabeth
Mont
Teresa Bruno
Convasses
Milwatk
Eoduric
Akron
Thin
Edwin Phisson
Racine
Wisconsin
Eight Contenders Mate In Moi Sum Contests
A fragmented report notes eight contenders in a series of contests at Moi. Details are sparse, but the item records mating among contenders and implies a local event with communal interest. Names, dates, and locations are unreadable in the surviving text.
Local prep hoops round up notes and scores from Mackville games
A garbled report covers morning prep basketball action across Morgantown and neighboring towns. It notes Lepora leading a spirited effort, Corners and Fairview scoring battles, and the Fast Side squad posting a wide win margin as teams chase late-season momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uoja
Morgantown
Santerday
Moroneal
Plu Basket
Lepora Ia
Kotitra
Tuckhannon
Aigton
Irvine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soldi
Priday
IWEST
Virginian
FOR the
St Quitevan
Ax Ponanho
A. H. Scott
E.G. Jones
HM. J. Ross
J. Ho Bownd
J. Li. Hall
FR. Clelland
Wy L-Lydie
Bert
Leopold
John O. Morgan
MB Cobun
J. Mapttey
Frank Toed
Prin Opera
Milwaukee
St Pat
Magonie Temple
Mack’s Orchestra
Elks Minstrels
City Electric Shoe Hospital
Agrtlett Building Railroad Dire
Mamilngton, W.va
Vito Frudente
Prop
MIME
Bishop Gravatt
Field
Gordieson
Charles [Hip Leeds
Shia Elty-Fu
Patrice Sethopi
Twa
W. ‘W. Conaway
Weny Alidy
Weoe
Mike Allini
Pwere
Srithy Bing
Madisch
Lems
Gully
Ddavis
Coal Men
Fairview Stu
Ahay Ae
Holedcu
A Tocyuntans
Buckhannon
Waslington
Elkins
Limbarsort
Wantside
Binckoville
the Optimists( Club
Hare
Sasha
Ant
Oh Beat
Hiroiniat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!