TSM Conference At Chamber Quarters Held Monday Evening
A fractured report describes the TSM Conference at the Chamber of Commerce to promote Fairmont as a workshop hub. Details include banquet plans, limited tickets, and lists of ward chairmen and committee members, with remarks on public hearings and Republican outreach led by Col. Hays and party figures.
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Chamber Quarters
Chamber of Commerce
Fairmont
Cam Tr
Hapquet
Falmoot
Prct
Tega
Church
Presb’ Schurea
Chigo
First Ward
John S . Sooty
F. P. Robinson
Fred T Jem Dng
J.B. Smouse
le C. Minor
We Jet
Thos. D._ Yonnell
H. J. Murphy
E Wasoner
E. 8. Smith
Jobo 36Mer
Wilbur FL. Shinn
Third Ward
Rollo J. Couley
How
A. Hungaker
Harvey Shain
Gus Mack
Chax. Q. Parker
South Ward
W. W. Coraway
Gibson
H. Glenn Greer
C. Shinn
M. Eccles
Lloyd Samvie
Fred W. Haney
Maward — Chatman
Stan Dy Rireswood
Clarenes
J. Hall
Trevey
Nattor
Ed, Holbert
Henry G. Lively
H. J. Sartorfinld
J. Watson
K. M. EB
Atherat
Jas
Cy Welton
Sithwant
Chatmen
W. FL. Speedep
J. Law Hall
J. M. Jacobs
Pred Helmick
H. J. Hartley
Chas Ww
Evans
Wart
Chairmin
D. A.cantimoed Om Tage Poor
Resolution Committee
Will Kays
National Committee
Mills Committee
Hays
Barrett
Farmars National Union
Americcan Federation of Labor
T. Upton
League of Women Voters
Unclear Fragments Hint at Woods Pert Outcome
Fragmentary text hints at sentiment toward a Woods Pert event, with doubt about chances and lingering uncertainty. Names and specifics are illegible, leaving interpretation uncertain and no clear actions or outcomes to report.
Smallpox Concerns and Coal Meeting Hit Northern West Virginia
City and county health officers failed to act as a smallpox patient wandered the town seeking care at Dr Criss office. Meanwhile Northern West Virginia Coal Operators Association plans a Wednesday meeting to discuss next steps and potential suits over coal delivery delays and losses. George T Ball, executive VP, will attend to address cox operations and freight handling issues at Curtis Bay.
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Eile
Criss
Weal
Virginia Coal Operatory’ Association
Tawnadviente
Curtis Bay
George T. Ball
Wan
Was Decidely Cool For June 61 Years Ago
Residents woke to an unusually early growing season with vegetation far ahead, making frosts more severe and endure. George Richardson drew many with his remarks detailing the remarkable first and its effects on that June morning.
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George
Richardson
County health officer updates on vaccination plan
In a brief note, the county health officer states there are no special vaccination steps required and that the situation remains largely routine with no urgent changes announced. The unclear OCR text limits details.
Notice to City Taxpayers on Taxes Due
Notice to city taxpayers about outstanding taxes and the need to settle amounts owed. Indicates issues with records and the time for making settlements.
Woman sought to manage lunch room and shopping duties
A help wanted notice from the National Lunch Co seeks a capable woman to run a lunch room and handle buying. Must assist with cooking if needed. Good position and prospects. Box S119 care West Virginia.
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National Lunch. Co
Alexander to Talk On Americanization at Presbyterian
Captain Georgs M. Alexander will speak at the Presbyterian church on Making an American part of a series of talks about Americanization. The event aims to discuss civic identity and national unity.
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Alexander
Georgs M. Alexander
Presbyteria
Thiele
Rail supply slow as West Virginia coal towns suffer shortages
Rail cars for coke and coal transport are scarce in the Monongahela region with 46 cars placed in the West Virginia district and 97 in the Pennsylvania district. Empties to load today number 88 with many left over from Wednesday. workers report delays and ward captains note slow starts despite efforts to canvass and coordinate relief shipments.
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Clarksburg
States
United Wy
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
West Virginia
Pensylvanis
Western Maryland
Minnie
Mine Foremen and Fire Bosses Meeting Notices
There will be a meeting of Mine Foremen and Fire Bosses in Senda on June 6, 1920 at 7 p.m. at Moons Hall Fairmont West Virginia. All certified men invited.
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American Legum
Heintzelman
Herular
Court House
Senda
Moons Hall
Fairmont
W. Va
Monongah Glass Co Appointment on 18th Street
A fragment notes steady work at Monongah Glass Co with an appointment on 18th Street and mentions Cabos and Pam in association with the item. The readable text is sparse but indicates a business context and scheduling.
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Cabos
St. Pam
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California
Hiram
Lsten
Aigo Ir
Hoover, Hughes and
Heidge
Koppers Plant
Thornton
Blackburns Vanetas
Tedmérs
Claes
Deneitig
John F. Casey CO
Monongahela River
E. P. Kennedy
Joseph Home & Co
Pittsburgh
Hotel
Harvey's
Res. Murat
Haryveys
West Virginian
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Tidewater
Asia
Emmues
Scott
Emevirasius
Mr. Key
Cary
Salvation Army
Elgembeck
Virgini Dis
Monongahels
Ea ‘Ing
John Dennison
John Gemma
Ham
Elkins
Hich
U. S
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Dattumediats
Fmonongam Glass CO
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