Accident Causes Death of Lillian Russell Moore
Pittsburgh June 6 Mrs Lillian Russell Moore wife of Alexander P Moore publisher of the Pittsburgh Leader died at 2 20 PM at her home after illness following an accident aboard ship during a storm en route from Europe Her death ends a civic minded public speaker and woman leader noted for her work in civil affairs Her career included early stage success in Chicago New York and London and multiple marriages with custody of her daughter Moore earlier joined a study trip requested by Secretary Davis to examine prospective immigrants to the United States Burial is expected at Trinity Church.
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Ssociated Press
Lillianell Moore
Iisicity
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Moore
Europe
James B. Davis
United States
Louise Leonard
Lillian Russell
Clinton
Fens
Charles E. Leonard
Clinton Weekly
Gynthia Leonard
Miss Russell
Chicago
Sacred Heart
Chickering Hall
St. John's Episcopal Church
Madame Jennivally
Msgs
Russell
New York
Damrosch
Phoros
Edward EB. Rice
Pinafore
Harry Braham
Tony Pastor
Lilliam Russe
Pacific Court
Les
Edward Solomon
Gaunlet
London
Solomon Becamie
Geemarried
John Chatterton
Russell l
Joe Pittsburgh
Menor
Wagon Mines Boost Coal Output and Rail Loads
Seventeen cars of coal were produced by wagon mines on the Monongan Division of the B&O last week, with twelve more on the same division. Eastward coal loading rose to 293 cars, while the Charleston Division sent 356 coal cars eastward. Coke loading fell on the Monongah Division by 21 cars, with varied shifts elsewhere. Overall B&O freight through the Grafton gateway dropped 124 loads to 2,834. coal movements declined 27 cars to 1,062. Railroad fuel loading totaled 78 cars, with the B&O securing nearly all. Memorial Day reduced activity across most divisions, though Morgantown & Kingwood gained 21 cars and Cumberland gained 20.
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Monongah
Charleston
Grafton Gateway
Cumberland
Morgantown & Wheeling
B. O.monongah
Connellsville
Western Maryland
Relington
Weaver & Northern
Wyatt-Helen's Run
Monongahela
Major to Marry in New York This Month
Greensburg pa June 6 the engagement of Mrs Lloyd B Huff of Rose Fountain Farms and Major General Charles G Morton US Army was announced at a dinner at Rolling Rock Country Club. The wedding will take place in New York late this month. Morton is in command of the Ninth Artillery corps area.
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Greensburg
Lloyd B. Huff
Rose
Fountain Farms
Here
Charles G. Morton
Rolling Rock Country Club
New York
Morton
Ninth Artillery Corps
Portuguese airmen plan Rio voyage after Fernando de Noronha
Brazilian naval aviators Captains Sacadura and Countinho, who arrived yesterday from Fernando de Noronha, intend to depart for Rio de Janeiro tomorrow.
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Perknambuly
Brazil
Portugese
Sacadura
Countinho
Fernando
Voronha
Rio Janeiro
Local Notices of Visits and Guests Across Morgantown Area
Theodore Robes visited Morgantown for business last week while Hays Morris and James Davis returned from Grafton. Maude Menear and Genevieve from Fairmont stayed with James Phillips at Triune. Earl Zinn of Halleck and Moses Jacobs hosts. Various Fairmont visitors joined Summers Church services and social visits in Clarksburg Morgantown and Fairmont areas. Quintie Williams of Pittsburgh stayed with Mr and Mrs L C Williams. Lloyd Williams and Ralph and Suy Williams from Fairmont visited. Ben Williams and son Ralph and Suy Williams conducted business in Fairmont. James Davis conducted recent business in Morgantown.
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Theodore Robes
Morgantown
Hays Morris
James Davis
Grafton
Maude Menear
Genevieve
Fairmont
James Phillips
Triune
Earl Zinn
Halleck
Moses Jacobs
Clarksburg
Will Tatterson
Jeff Dougherty
Fred
Lloyd Williams
Ollie Rumble
Immigration From Asia To Be Opposed In Canada
June 6 Toronto The International Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen adopted a resolution opposing immigration from Asia by governments and transport firms. It also approved merging the Switchmen's Union with the Brotherhood and condemned further wage cuts or overtime time and one half as ordered by the U S Railway Labor Board affecting over 400000 railway workers.
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Toronto
International Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
United States
Asia
Switchmen’s Union
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
United States Railway Labor Board
Hoover moves to curb coal price hikes with pledge
Washington reports Secretary Hoover secures voluntary cooperation from the National Retail Coal Merchants Association to limit price rises during the strike. A member warns retail prices may climb up to 1.75 per ton due to mine price increases tied to the producing fields, while a maximum mine price set at 32.50 could temper retail costs.
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Washington
Hoover
National Retail Coal Merchants Association
Brennan helicopter touted as world first invention
London reports claim Louis Brennan developed a new helicopter with British support capable of lifting from roofs hovering at 2000 feet and flying 60 mph. The Pall Mall Gazette says a prize of 50000 pounds awaits fulfillment. Brennan denies tests and says full scale trials await autumn.
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London
Associated ‘Press
Louis Brennan
Pall Mall Gazette
Brennan
Air Ministry
Royal Aircraft Establishment
South Farnborough
Hents
Associated Press
Evening News Today
Local residents guest turns and relocations list
Laurel Point reports a stream of visiting friends from Clarksburg Morgantown and nearby towns. Several residents travel home for weekends and holidays while others relocate for work or family reasons including Mrs Straudie Bart returning from Pittsburgh after an appendicitis operation at West Penn Hospital.
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Violent Cannon
Elsie Beaty
Clarksburg
Morgantown
Straudie Bart
Pittsburgh
West Penn Hospital
Nola Satterfield
Rivesville
O. C. Henry
William Hanna
Arnettsville
Hanna
D. Shafer
Shafer
Russel Ridgway
Oron Jones
River Seam Goal Co
C. D. Johnson
M. E. Church
S. J. Stevens
Vint Guthrie
Riverside
Virginia Hawkins
Hagans
JA. Snider
Ray Michael
Ford for President Club Formed in Dearborn Meeting
DetroitJune 6 Permanent organization of the Ford for President Club and a committee to invite Henry Ford to enter the race as an independent candidate are planned by manufacturers and townspeople at a Dearborn meeting tonight.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Dearborn
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