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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

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Asked Robbers Shoot Man and Wife

Union official predicts end of coal strike within thirty days as talks begin amid violence. William Petry of West Virginia miners foresees near settlement with operators and union officials, praising better treatment of strikers and signaling potential wage and fee adjustments. Conference plan described as possible path to negotiations and settlement.

Ts Sr Line Workers of America Cos Petry Sorthern West Viema

Another Slash to be Made in Wages of Railroad Men

Union reports a forthcoming reduction of about 50 million dollars in railroad workers wages driven by the Railroad Labor Board. Scales reportedly cut 5 to 9 cents per hour affecting 409000 shop crafts including blacksmiths machinists boilermakers electricians car men and helpers. Apprentices and helpers face five cents, mechanics seven, car men nine. Detroit to Cincinnati meetings aim to coordinate union response and strike ballots for about 550000 workers and affiliates. Other reports note a decline in imports from Europe and South America while exports to Europe rise.

Ericago Afl Railroad Labor Board Detroit United Brotherhood of Mainteaace of Cincinnati Brotherhood Washington Europe South America Commerce Department

Bandits Fire On Couple In Worthington Home

In a dawn attack two masked robbers fired dozens of shots at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence GQ McVey near Worthington. McVey a war veteran engaged the assailants, wounded one, and pursued them with a shotgun. Both victims were severely injured, with Mrs McVey gravely shot in the breast. Sheriff and state police searched the area for the robbers as prosecutors and local officials joined the investigation.

Clarence GQ. McVey Worthingtom McVey CIA Arid Ssr Vey James D. Charlton Haywood Worthington Im Ani Frank R. Amos Cook Hospital Andyae Tellyan Als Piartier Mresat Vey

Model Coach First Class Condes For Quick Sale

Short notice sale of a model coach with paintwork tires and fittings described as ready for sale. Contact via phone listed as L491-W for inquiries and arrangement.

Mines Work In Region Today With Peak Nonunion Output

One hundred and forty three mines operate in Northern West Virginia today marking the peak of non union mining activity. Output figures by district include Monongahalah Charleston Connellsville Cumberland Morgantown Wheeling and others. United Mine Workers say the situation is favorable with no bank breaks while local leaders dispute reported coal production figures. Miners fear garden shortages may push them through the strike with funds to sustain locals. (Continued on Page Eight).

West Virginia Mononsah Charleston Connellsville Cumberland Monongahela Marzantown Winewood Morgantown Wheeling Maryland Belington & Weaver CH. Bailey Pairmont United Mine Workers of America Nick Aielio Fairmont Suis District 4

Six confess in criminal court figures in Water Street case

Six defendants pleaded guilty or were found in the Water Street disorderly house raid case before Judge E M Showalter. Belle Seamon and party faced fines, while others admitted loitering or related charges and received small penalties. Several defendants failed to appear and were ordered arrested or had bonds forfeited.

E. M. Showalter Water Street Belle Seamon Rete Fings Belle Lerten Teles Yehen Mey Zulky 9 Domenick Avrozzi Caramella Malone Toney Cardros Domenick Milidore Claude Pogue Charlie Khalik Showalter Cather Larry Gentile Jasterand Ijry Charse Tor Ownike Nperabos A Tapias Howard Charlton Jstil Gerald Hamilten Grace Hamilton

For Rent With Privilege to Purchase Modern Small House

Classified notice offering a rent to own option for a modern small house in Edgewater with rent set at 50 dollars monthly. Available to the right party. Contact phone 1950 R between 9 am and 5 pm, Room 205 Professional Building.

S Toom Edgemoat

Appraisers report on Gaskins estate value in Boothsville

Appraisers appointed by the County Court reported to the county clerk that the estate of Andrew J. Gaskins is worth 1100 dollars. It consists of a workshop valued at 500 and a homestead and farm worth 600, both located in Boothsville. The report was issued by J. S. Rex H. B. Swiger and T. C. Newbrough.

Andrew J. Gaskins Boothsville J. S. Rex H. B. Swiger T. C. Newbrough

Dirt at new Theatre building near Watson Hotel

Inquire with Valley Engineering Corp about the Bethlehem bids. Contact Bethlelem Bidz at phone 1529 for details on the construction site dirt issue beside the Watson Hotel.

Watson Hotel Valley Emgineering Corp Bethlelem Bidz

Miner Charged With Contempt On Trial Today

In Parkersburg a jury heard the case of Raymond Spinosa and fellow Brooke County miners charged with contempt of a court injunction related to 1913-1922 actions against non union strike breakers at West Virginia Pittsburgh Coal Co. sites near Colliers Station. Prosecutors allege they blocked workers and shot a guard. Multiple miners pleaded not guilty as proceedings opened with about twenty witnesses expected for both sides.

Parkersburg Raymond Spinoza Brooker Obie County West Virginia- Pittsburgh Coal Co Colliers Station Brook County Spinosa Tate Dayton John B. Gardner Earl R. Lewis St. Clair Wheeling United States T. A. Brown Charles Shuck Dan Bertoline Raymond Spinosz Frank Charbetti Arthur Whittaker Bill Dick Alfredo Godini Pete Lewis Sante Gregario Nate Groves Charles Palmer Alexander Gilchrist Victory Warren Sam Solo Frank Ledvicka Miner's Local James Fate John Scampus Dave Campbell Art Bines Jim Woods Charles Looman Jascyi

Brooklyn Parents Draft Blue Laws for Flappers

New York June 1. Brooklyn parents form a Parent's League to curb flapper behavior. They enforce a midnight curfew and Friday Saturday parties only, ban risqué attire and clinging dances, require chaperones, censor plays and movies, and prohibit post dance refreshments for girls aged 18 and under.

New York Brooklyn Parent's League

Mitchell to Speak at East Side High School Commencement

Dr Charles Baird Mitchell will deliver the commencement address for the Class of 1924 at East Side High School 8519 o'clock tonight in the auditorium. The program includes music, invocation by Rev W G Ware, salutatory by Hazel Bartlett, presentation of diplomas by Harry Shaw, and benediction.

Charles Baird Mitchell Datin S. Scott East Side Men of Harlech Welsh National Air W. G. Ware First United Brethren Church

Condition Now Critical After Auto Crash Victim

Shortly after 3 pm today at Cook Hospital Carl 1% was in a very critical condition after the automobile accident on the Rivesville road last Saturday night. His death was not unexpected. An earlier report in The West Virginian stated Beliz’s condition was improving.

Cook Hospital Carl Rivesville West Virginian Beliz

Union District road bids to be invited for bond issue work

The Union District road bond project prompts bids and four weeks of advertising, with contracts expected mid July. Plans divide the work into five groups including Water Street Morgantown Avenue and Merchant Street, to be let to single contractors, with two sections to be completed this year and the rest in 1928.

Union District Lee N. Satterfield Joan W. Mason Charleston EB. T. Enslana Ingal Englend Satterfield B. H. Palmer Palmer Water Street Morgantown Avenue Merchant Street Columbia Street State Street Grafton Road Hopewell Road Benton's Ferry

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