Coal mine output and railroad car activity report
In the Fairmont region a coal and mine output report shows 436 cars ordered with ongoing strike activity in the Northern West field. Production across divisions details 294 cars yesterday and 211 cars today with 243 mines idle and 150 firing. Rail lines including Baltimore & Ohio, Morgantown, and Monongahela divisions report varied car loads and empty cars, with shipments split between coal and coke and multiple divisions idle or active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contom
Yesteray
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mongab
Charcot
Connellsville
Sion
Cumberland
West Virginia
Sheee Railroad
B. Wyaryl Tratch
Morgantown
Ingwood
Pennsylvania Branch
Monongatela Railroad
Buffalo Creek & Gauley
Allisons
Gbaltimore& Ohio Railroad
Charleston
Priue &.Ohio Railroad
Connellayille Divis
Gumberland
Stirsota
Manila Railroad
Marsion
Mistrantown
Kingwood
Forsantown & Wheeling
Pennsylvania
Shinoncahela Railroad
Creek
Cerna
Rivision
Nlh
Husband Declared Without Right to Alimony Under Law
In Olympia Washington the state Supreme Court ruled alimony for a husband is unheard of and that under common law no husband has a right to alimony. The decision reverses Superior Judge Joseph B. Lindsey of Spokane County who granted Mrs Anes Jacobsen Mable temporary suit money, attorney fees, and maintenance for her husband John Jacobsen.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Jude Joseph B. Lindsey
Spokane County
Anes Jacobsen
John Jacobsen
Kiwanis Refers Fire Equipment Debate Back to Committee
The Kiwanis Club debated fire fighting apparatus but sent the issue to its public affairs committee. M H Frantz warned that corroded underground water lines limit pump usefulness, and the panel was instructed to consult city authorities about replacing some lines. Other reports covered trunk-line work, Boy Scout progress, and a coal strike outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Sgain
M. H. Frantz
Cdse
Kinkaid
Kiwanis
Keyser
S. McKinney
L. T. Cortpay
Clarks Burs
Morgantown
State Department
Thomas A. Tate
Scout
Chamber of Commerce
Fredicts Developments
E.S. McCullough
National Miners’ Organization
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Taft
Farmers Seek New Milk Producers in Marion County
Robinson Ice Cream Co invites milk producers near Tuberculin tested cows and inspected farms in Marion County to participate. Location noted at 1 sth end Virginia Ave, Pairmant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Robinson Ice Cream CO
Virginia Ave
Pairmant
Army schools to be concentrated in defense plan
The report endorsed by Secretary Weeks proposes consolidating Army schools at Fort Sill Fort Knox Camp Bragg and Langley to cut administrative costs and concentrate training. Observation and air service schools from multiple fields would move to Scott Field Belleville and other sites with related programs rotated among Canute Camp Langley and Port Sill while officers training stays at Langley. A separate note mentions Monongahela Power and Railway officials visiting the area for a two day inspection tour and dinner with Monongahela president along with West Penn executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Silt
Oka
Weels
Camp Knox
Ind
Ohm Arcisters ii
Camp Brags
Ns.c
Fort
Ettery
Air Service
Garston Field
Je Brooks
San Antonio
Tex
Fort Smith Kelly Field
Scott Fil
Belleville
Ili
Ross Piel
Los Angeles
Langley Field
Technic—al
Wll
Canute Piel
Mechanics
Lancley Pield Ani
Termmunication School
Port Sill
Te Alp School
Bel Offigers
Langley Fund
qaaaibodecGis
Monongaleia Power & Railway Co
Monongahela Power & Railway Co
West Penn Co
A. M. Lynn
J. Bijling
C. L. Janks
West Penn
Cowntry Club
Georse M. Alexander
Mon’onzahela Power & Railway
Azge
Smallpox Case Reported Near Plum Run School
A single smallpox case is reported near Plum Run by Dr. L N Yost, county health officer. The patient, a young woman named Jet Talkington, recently graduated from Farmington High School and has completed her term. No other cases are reported in the county section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Run
McClellan School House
Lincoln
L. N. Yost
Jet Talkington
Farmington High Schoal
Commission Gives Bankers More Power In Reparations Plan
Paris dispatches report the Allied Reparations Commission voting three to one to broaden powers of bankers considering a loan for Germany. They would authorize bankers to frame any negotiations needed for an international loan, with a single negative vote cast by the French member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated _Press
Allied Reparatons Commission
Germany
Sbouls Dubois
Le Follette Criticizes Coronado Decision
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette, Republican, denounced the high court's six line ruling in the Arkansas coal mine strike case of 1914. He called the decision ominous for future labor and said the court offered no discussion of the case's questions.
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Washington
Unioyo
la Follette
Repulican
Wisconsin
Arkansas
Republicans Back Brookhart in Washington Senate Bid
June 1930 Associated Press reports Senator McCormick of Illinois pledged formal support for Stills W. Brookhart as the Republican candidate in Mondar's primary in Texas. Brookhart defeated well known organizations in 22 primaries.
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Brookhar
Washington
Assoviated
Uit Pan Organization
Stills W. Broohert
United States
Mondar
Tews
McCormick
Uliness
Brockhart
Earls of Ypres Adopt Title Change in London
London June 7. Field Marshal Viscount Prench will henceforth be known as the Earl of Ypres dropping the name French. The hereditary title is removed by King George after service and honors. a British peer may assume a foreign place name as a title, a 1842 precedent cited.
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Earl
London
Sield Marshal Viscount_Prench
Ypres
George
Miners Case Delays At Parkersburg Court
In Parkersburg on June 7 jurors deliberated in the Ramon Spinoso case as all six Brooke County Union miners await trial on contempt charges. Three miners released on recognizance. three others to arrange bonds. Cases continued to Elkid term. if injunction held, prosecution would dismiss. Eighty witnesses examined. jury failed to agree by 12:30 p.m. and recessed. Bonds set for several defendants at $2,000. additional three weeks notice to defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Unijon Mers
Weilsburg
West
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Ceventesa
Brooke County Union _ minere
Elkid
United States
Whceline
Honda
John A Howare
Charles J. Schuck
John D. Garfinen
Steubenville
Bart Lewis
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Brooke County
Ramon Sinnosa
Contemrd Pth Cephinre
Porsone Gqek
Atlorusys
Tulze Baker
Alt Om Boud Weer
Fete Lewis
Dan Bertoline
Sam Seiv
Alfredy Gains
Frank Garbetti
Bi, Dick
Arthur “Whittaker
Sante Gorgio
James Ttate
Nate Growr
Charles Palmer
Alex Gilchrist
Victor Worrell
John Zampa
Frank Cegvinka
Sibistrict No. 5
Andrew
Campbell
Joe Davis
Taye Campbell
Jim Word
Charles Seaman
Grove City Student Not Expected to Live Today
Edwin Leslie a Grove City College sophomore from Sharon sustained a neck injury diving into a pool last Monday. Forty students have kept him alive with artificial respiration as doctors warned death could come at any time amid exams.
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Grove City
Padune
Edwin Leslie
Sharon
Grove City College
Leslie
Leste
Hat
Permission Asked to Issue Railroad Bonds in Virginia
Washington June 7 The Virginian & Western Railroad applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to issue 1.59 million dollars in six per cent bonds. The Virginian Railway, owner of the Virginian & Western, sought authority to guarantee interest and principal at the same value. The funds would return to the railroad treasury to cover expenditures for construction of the West Virginia line.
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Washington
Virginian & Western
Interstates Commerce, Commission
Virginian Railwer
Virginian & West
West Virginie
Conference on Irish Situation Resumed in London
The Irish delegates led by Arthur Griffith arrive from Dublin for renewed talks with the British cabinet and Prime Minister Lloyd George. Griffith meets Churchill as sessions continue, with further meetings likely. A Pettie issue inquiry is discussed, while Irish border actions and Belfast unrest draw attention amid ongoing Anglo Irish Treaty deliberations. Cardinal Logue warns against factionalism hindering Ireland’s freedom.
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London
Arthur Grifth
Dal Eireann
Kevin Duggins
Hugh Kennedy
Dublin
Meir
Lloyd George
Griffith
Winston Churchill
Michael Callin
Pettitee
Churchill
Fermanagh
Pettisoc
Beebek
Belfast
Mater
Samana
Sretsteertare
Colonall
Mishael Collins
Charleston Man Will Speak Here
Melville Stewart of Chart a member of the rural division state department of education will address Marion County boards of education at 1 30 Saturday afternoon in the County Court room. Topics include standardization of rural schools levies state aid sanitation and proper grading for one room schools. Officials urge all board members and secretaries to attend as plans for the coming year and the showl work for 1922 22 are outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Stewart
State Department of Education
Boards of Education
Marion County
Je A. Barnes
Tharail Board
President Sends Flowers to Funeral of Lillian Russell
Washington June 7 The White House will be represented by a floral tribute at the funeral in Pittsburgh tomorrow of Mrs. Lilian Russell Moore A wreath of red roses from the Waits House greenhouses was ordered by President Harding for dispatch to Pittsburgh.
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Washington
White House
Pittsburgh
Lilian Russell Moore
Harding
Pittsburza
Declares School Histories Ought to All Be Burned
Former United States Senator Lawrence Sherm at Lincoln College commencement urges burning all school histories as safer. He argues ancient and medieval history pollutes youth, preferring to discover exceptions to the rule rather than rely on outdated narratives. He cites Belshazzar and Attila as familiar figures over Aristotle and the Apostles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Associated Press
United States
Lawrence ¥. Shermat
Lincoln College Today
Tan
Belshazzars
Alexander
Asia
Salus Caesar
Attila the Hun
Aristotle
Apostles
Three Arrests In Worthington Shooting Case
Sam Lapentrane Joe Plon ghioy at the Caura Lee mine near Lumberport arrested by State Police last night Louie Lapentrane of the same place arrested by Prosecuting Attorney Frank R. Amos. They are detained in the Marion County Jail as suspects in the shooting of Mr and Mrs Clarence C McVey in their Annabelle Junction home near Worthington. A McVey brother helped solve the case after watching the McVey estate for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lapentrane
Joe Plonghioy
Caura Lee
Lumberport
Louie Lapentrane
Frank R. Amos
Marion County
Clarence C. McVey
Annabelle Junction
Worthington
McVey
Mies
Harrison County
Louie Popentrone
Franto I. Amos
Pioughio
Pake Four
Stuart Race Critically Ill in Cincinnati Ohio
Stuart Race son of Mr and Mrs LG Race former residents of this city is critically ill at General Hospital Cincinnati Ohio with violent headaches. He has been unconscious for two weeks. A sister reports no hopes for recovery though friends hope for improvement. Stewart had been associated with Central Fuel Co in Cincinnati for over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Race
LG. Race
General Hospital
Ciemnati
Ohio
Les Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Fairmont
Stew' Anacs
Stuart
Central Fuel Co
Cincinnati
Senate objections stall discussion on tariff duties
Senator Watson of Indiana, a Republican, objected in the Senate to debate on tariff duties and other legislation. A formal statement by Italian Ambassador Ricci noted that the issue is diplomatic and informational in nature, and should be discussed by appropriate foreign policy channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Juni
Associated
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Ricci
Secretary Davis and Hoover Seek to End Walkout
A Columbus report notes proposals from Kanawha operators to offer premium protections to miners who return to work, aiming to end the coal strike. Secretary Davis and Hoover discuss possible federal intervention, with officials suggesting that only through labor and commerce departments or Senate inquiries can a settlement be reached.
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Davis
Hoover
Tore Rae
Aston Jung
Tars
Fiort
Benata
Davis Kedinow
Walt
Exteti
Commerce
Acencea
Laat
United
Joe Waa
Welsel Democrat
Massachusetts
Senate
Walsh
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Forzantown
Kingwood Railroad
Fire Home Furniture Company
Jefferson Street
Greater Fairmont Investment Company
McCullough
F- Davis
Blanche Sweet
New York
Marechal Neilan
Hollywood
Commission
LE Follette
Coronado
Spinosa
Dundalk
Ireland
Cardinal Logue
Lillian’ Russell
Hazleton
Syorkere
Kanawhe
Columbus
George M. Jones
Coa
Pomerene
Kinney
Ohio Coal Exchange
Mckinney
Opa
Tus Co
Alma
Cabell
Menthers
Yiche
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