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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1915
Page
8
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A string of visitors and locals plied Fairmont with business and leisure in town. Clarkebure Elkins resident, George Schenk of Wheeling, Milley Black Diamond representative, LB West and F G Ash Morgan town, and Miss Susan Arnett from Notre Dame College, Philadelphia, all appeared in the city for short stays. Malcolm Oates of Charlotte, brother of J M Oates, superintendent of Atlantic Bitulithic, visited his sibling and Mrs Oates in Fairmont this week.
W S Martin of Huntington WV Wax appeared before Mayor Bowen this morning charged with tacking advertising papers on Washington Street. A recent city ordinance forbids distributing advertising matter in the streets. Martin confessed, was fined $10, paid the sum, and was released.
Commanders received word from the Adjutant General that the First Regiment of State troops will go to camp on July 19 and the Second Regiment on July 28. The location of the camp was not disclosed.
Berlin dispatch reports Baron Ernest Von Saalfeld, 19, son of Prince Ernest of Sexe Meiningen, killed in battle. He is listed among the latest casualty roll, marking another royal casualty in the ongoing hostilities.
Rail traffic at Fairmont yard remains heavy as coal and coke move to eastern ports and on to Europe, amid Britain’s export restrictions. Mr Bailey Nuzum travels to Wheeling to visit his brother in law, while Conductor F C Holt recovers after appendectomy. Holt’s heart affected by anesthesia. slight early improvement noted.
The report cites a shortage of workers to maximize mine output while yard crews, whippers and consignees manage efficiently. The B and O lines provide prompt service, keeping mine output steady as engines run with updated water supply. Staff changes include Holt leaving for Wheeling due to a family illness, with other rail workers on leave or returning.
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