Coal industry activity report shows weekly gains across several regions
The Elkins area and northern Appalachia report increased coal production last week with gains totaling 34, over the prior week. Notable increases appear in Monongah, Morgantown, Charleston, and Morgantown regions, with shipments advancing along the Morgantown and Pittsburgh line. The report notes rising prices and ongoing labor and contractual tensions affecting operations, including lawsuits over payments and contract terms.
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Jonta
Northere Woon
I. D&o
Manongat
Smgvostons
Charleston
Conzellaville
Wellington
Monongabola
Morgantown
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BILFA
Can Ems
Caphin
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Bikins
Raopras
Axmalnere
Anton
Aoa Acikahy Dateu Tod Iin Pem Rey
Tyes
Dea
Wdale
Ougahela
SiTiue
M. TM. Rk
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New York
Pfapd
Ada Msi
Yrmar & O
Mosangaheta
Pennsylvania
Fasting Claims Three Children in Bloomington Incident
In Bloomington Indiana a family following a religious fasting tenet led to three children being hospitalized in precarious condition. Authorities examined the household finding near-starvation risks from malnutrition and substandard furnishings. One adult was detained and ordered for examination by a lunacy commission, while two others faced hospital care.
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Bloomington
Bum
Robert A. Setloasher
Pontise
Schomahr Hom
Tound Ha
Starvalion
Crat ‘of
Furnieire
Koanital
Wmatw
Mannington Train Fatality Reported In Morning Crash
A man named John Wesley Fluharty was killed instantly when struck by a train near Mannington at about 7 40 in the morning. The accident had no witnesses. Maharty was en route to visit relatives when the tragedy occurred. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Undertaker Furber.
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Bycamore
Abent
Mannington
John Wesley Fluharty
Glover Gap
Pluharky
Hy Ie Wity
Mary June
Aimd Hin
David Mlaharcy
Tamkemenia
Furbor iv
Miners urged to vote for strike on bond plans
Local election discussions include a $391,000 bond for city improvements such as water mains Morgantown avenue merchants street and state aid projects. A March 44 election date is set to approve funds for a water filtration plant and related municipal upgrades with a notable push by Jamison and Coraway.
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Dalow
Wien
aAlid
Ulty
M. Vi
Millon
Cocaway
Marlon County Sonitt
Ho- Toru
Lio
Marlon
Penton
Morgantown
Avon
Steaot
Columbia
Grafton Roe
Hopeweil Road
Rulsmont
Rehn
Che Wallegot
Falrmont
Mornin
Hesith
Alan
United States
Marsan Nereinn
Banntery
Seelper
Supreme Court to Rule on 19th Amendment Validity
A New York man seeks to challenge the constitutionality of the 19th Amendment. The Supreme Court has not yet ruled, and the case questions whether the amendment remains valid in light of merit challenges amid the ongoing drought news report.
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Washington
Supreme’ Court
Chariew i Walrchild
News York
Jewish People Raise $2 500 for Relief Fund Dinner
A wartime relief meeting at the Hippodrome drew a large crowd with speakers including Mr. Brow of Pikishureh Aneto and Mrs. Max Dhar. An arrangement to fundraise was started and $2,500 was pledged by the Jewish community of Falemont.
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Brow Old
Pikishureh Aneto
Max. Dhar
Mie. B.S. Singer
Three Buildings Destroyed by Fire Threaten Town
A fire swept three hudings and damaged three more near Fairview, west of town, prompting a town warning from the Hurseaville fire department. Residents Fred Johnean and Thomas Smith were affected, with PT Reed’s restaurant among the losses and total damage estimated around 1000 dollars.
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Tre
Fairview
Millon
Thin Town
Hurseaville Tira Department
Sirs
Fred. Johnean
Thoouis Smith
PT. Reed
Mrs Field Rites Held After Fatal Complication
The funeral of Mrs Josephine Field wife of James Field of Chow Street was held morning at 11 o'clock at St Joseph's Church. Mrs Field died following a complication of diseases after a long illness of about fourteen months. She was 42 years old and survived by her husband and five children, Mary Namie Lenora Joe and Sask of Monongah. The funeral was conducted by RC for taxer.
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Mrs. Field Ured
Jouephine Field
Yranke Ang
Vis Mornlog
Bt Joseph'a Guibelle
Mia
Field
Mary
Namie
Lenora
Joe
Sask
Monongah
Taxer
Robbery Suspects Seized by Chicago Detectives
Two suspects, listed as Yer Dragos from Sycamore US and J Glenn of Philadelphia, were arrested early today by city detectives in a band of robbers case. A pistol and hair noted in a pouch were recovered. In Ohio, John Lotonh was killed instantly on a train near Bellaire, amid a Bishup? river route incident.
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CIRLE
Chicago
Kirls
Dragos
Sycamore
Glenn
Philadelphis
Killin
Bellaire
Ohio
John Lotonh
Bishup
Steel Plants Resume Work Amid Heavy Demand
STEEL PLANTS RESUMING WORK IN YOUNGSTOWN AND CHICAGO AREA AS HUNDREDS OF WORKERS RETURN. TRIMBALL STEEL, PRINCES STAN, AND INDIANA HARBOR MILLS REPORT PRODUCTION NEARING CAPACITY WITH MORE BAR AND PLATE ROLLING. MENTION OF CLARKSBURG LAYOFFS AND A DELAYED SENTENCE IN OHIO.
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Youngstown
Bovaral Hutdreds
Mousanite
Wile Tee
Trimbalt Steel Company of
Waeyen
Henk Mill
Tide Pacity
Kinois Mills
Emicago
Hub
Indiana Harbor
Clarksburg
Amory Hamion
Milla
Farmington
Clarkaburg
Bowser
Valynia
Pope
Clarence
Barnstown
Xlkhorn
Wls
Fred McBridge
Funeral for Fe El Wamsley Held at Maple Cave
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Maple Cave cemetery following the death at Arch Street. Undertaker Pan ws oversaw rites as mourners gathered to honor Fe El Wamsley at the residence.
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Bunico Ve Utenbay
el Wamsley
Arch Atreet Boris
Pemnetare
Undertaler Pan
Roy Shuman Finds Honest Work Despite Hard Times
In February 1924 discharged Navy veteran Roy Shuman, 15, and his father labored to support the family after a mother’s illness. Roy took odd jobs, then found steady work at a department store laundry venture in Falemont, washing, folding, and ironing. They plan to expand the business to a better location on a main road, aiming for a viable day rate and growth.
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Swiger
United States Navy
Mora
Rani Sautiem
Roy
Dutum
Guy
Bagan
Moy
Itte
Barslin
Dore
Fou
Roy Agpranaho
Ile Yich
Bow
Shutian Romie
Neem
Shuman Wan
Ally Batory
Shuman
Noy
Roy Topethar
Plans Made for Convention of Local Miners
Plans for a convention of local miners of America were announced by J. Frank Kedney president at dlstee 4. The gathering will be in Ode Sella hall Parkersburg on March Th. The Kalion will probably be Bela Yor thres oy Tour dary, Me. Kevanay arrives in her Ely wal! evening. WI rue urn! 16 "Chirteaton iaje this afternoon.
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Haem Biye
Fay Na Constinitiaaat
Secisle Consentioni
Ileteiey
Dalia Sloe ‘Workers 'of America
J. Frank Kedney
Psaldent
Dlstee 4
Sulrmont
Ode Sella Hall
Parkersburg
Kalion
Bela
Kevanay
Ely Wal
Mian Held for Robber Freed
Mian freed after preliminary hearing. Jeane Willjame, described as colored, faced charges of breaking two. Proceedings noted absence of key witnesses and a decision to release Wil Mamie. Nearby, Dominick and Juliana Buldus of Riversyific claim recent marriage extended to county jail for honeymoon visit.
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Jeane Willjame
Prosseyiing Awornayn
Nick
John Trancos
Mangrave
Norwood
Jallabil
Sittrate
Jon Cath
Dolug Diruuke
Intrato
Lould Johnson
Ax & Pawul
Tioneaty
Musgrove’s
Cokl
Harding to Speak in Congress Tomorrow
Pittsburgh February 2 Thieves broke into a Liberty avenue restaurant today carrying a four hundred pound something and an automobile. President Harding plans to go to Congress tomorrow and deliver a safe message. Three arrests have been made. Morano electrocution case details given from Rockview Paulvox. Morano sentenced to share at 7200 and buried after proceedings.
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Pittsburgh
Carly
Liverty Avenue
Washington
Jona
Harding
Dewese
Amelia
Moran
Buleponte
P's
Miekaat
Morano
Fufladalphis
Hk Wita
Theresa Maris Morano
Wtubblag Hee
Rockview
Paulvox
Washington Fun Exchange Drops Turbulent Grain Reform Talk
An unclear Washington report outlines a fluctuant discussion on grain regulation and policy changes. The item references fiscal concerns and potential restructuring within regulatory agencies without concrete dates or named organizations. Further readable details are limited due to text garble.
Union Leaders Speak At Rally In Scots Aunosta
An article reports on a rally in Scots Aunosta attended by union leaders including prominent coal executive McCandlian. It notes tributes to his career at Hutchinson Coal and his long services in coal circles, with details on his birth, family, and survivors. The piece mentions his death in Palm Beach and questions about where his body will be buried.
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Aunosta
Alreles
Lindmy McCandah
Alod Monager
Huteblaaom Coal Company
Palo Beach
Fila
Jelack
Hy Tenkine
Urenbiedr
Aba Mitsilinaom Toul Company
Pariohhl
McCandliel
Philadelphia
Philadelymia
Candlis
Ed Mont
W.va
Yenea
Wnee
McCandiau
Voneces
Fe Job
al Clark
Clark’ Coal Initreats
Worida
Tee
Elizaott
Lob
Anit
June Randolph
Thevnslalins
B.D. Webardhan
Rajrhux
D. Graham
Plodman
Vas
Mra
Fairmont
R. J. McCandliane Himensk
Edward O. McCandlinh
Washington
D.C
Piedmont
McCandlit
Jupiter Pluvins Rally In Blue Monday Tale
A garbled report recounts a rally by the Optimiscs club and references a blue mood, late afternoon gathering, and a misty, overcast day. It mentions flu and weather impacts, with scattered phrases about a rally, conditions, and people present, though many details are unclear.
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Jupiter Pluvins
Flavia
Optimiscs
Raly
Tad Daca Suirky
Gera Amile
Workers urged to law when it starts at mine meeting
A 1920s era report notes United Mine Workers speakers urging strict compliance with labor rules. The assembly included figures such as Nick Alelo and C. F. Daylejot, stressing vigilance, loyalty, and prompt action by workers, amid tense workplace conditions and collective bargaining pressures.
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BYU
H. Gunlae
Ilulin
Moraluke
Rowan
Nick Alelo
Aleliy
P United
Cain
C.F. Daylejot
Scott's
Optimists Club Urges Immediate Revival of Busines s
Clarence urges a cooperative spirit to revive business nationwide. He argues that active effort by all is needed now, not waiting for others to act, to keep the economy moving and create employment.
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Clarence
Ionarith
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