Coal Mines Now Operating in Region Here
Officials confer at Clarkshoro with President Keeney as sixteen coal mines in Northern West Virginia show varied activity. Monday’s loadings total 477 empties across Monongah, Charleston, Connellsville, Cumberland, Morgantown, and Morgantown districts, with shifts and production differing by district and day.
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Clarkshoro
Keeney
Ori
West Virginia
Touot Maines
B. & Das
Charleston
B. & Iit
Benenate
Ise Connellsville
Gumberland
Morgantown
Morganinwa
Mononestela
Maryland-Bolington
Werther West
Diya Mandaxi
Ky Vebleh
Ted Ize
Connellsville
Cumberland
Kingwood
Wheeling
Monongshela
Estern Maryland-Helington & Reeaver
Wanday
Menongah
Aberland
Feeling
Monongahela
Mine Guard at Randall Beaten in Morgantown
Tennant, a mine guard, was beaten today near Randall while revolvers and rifles were taken from him by a crowd and destroyed. Sheriff W A Yost arrived after reports of shooting. the assailants were dispersed and arrests followed as Tennant could not identify his attackers.
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Morgantown
W. C. Tyauaut
Scotts
Tennant
Menu
Scott
W. A. Yost
Surente Gre
Berne
God
Labor Opposes Ship Subsidy Bill in Conerss Debate
In Cincinnati on June 13 the Ship Subsidy Bill faced unanimous condemnation by the American Federation of Labor and the International Seaman's Union. Andrew Arvseth said the measure will likely be reported to Congress with recommendations to enact it into law. The convention voted to wire a protest to congressional leaders opposing favorable action.
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Cincinnati
Coneriss
American Federation of Lati
Andrew Ff Arvseth
International Seaman's Union
Congress
Uruseth
Coal Output in Coke Best Gains
Coal output in coke works shows best gains with weekly production the highest since the week ending April 2 at 2,077 carloads. Daily shipments across Monongahela and Charleston divisions, including 60 cars east, 12 east of Grafton loads, and 201 coal loads on the east division, indicate ongoing movement despite the strike. Northern West Virginia Coal Operators' Association secretary George S. Brankett to visit Mountain Lake Park with family. Consolidating Coal Co. engineer Frank Hea on West trip. Northern Virginia Coal Operators' Association directors to meet at Wald, Clarksburn.
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Gobels
Stovneville
Coke
Charleston
Bo & di
Grafton
Be & OQ
Monbu Sun Division
BO & O
Rersone
Georer
Brankett
Northern West Virginia Coal Operators’ Association
Mountain Lake Park
Brackett
Frank Hea
Harding undecided on Muscle Shoals policy
Washington June 14 President Harding was not yet fixed on Muscle Shoals and believes Congress should have full discretion in the matter according to authoritative White House statements.
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Harding
Washington
Congress
White House
Elks Prepare for Flag Day Parade at Loop Park
Clear weather expected for outdoor Flag Day events by the Fairmont Lodge of Elks at Loop Park at 6 00 pm. Automobiles will transport members of Grand Army of the Republic American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Womens Auxiliary Red Cross Salvation Army and related groups. The parade forms at Devens Building and proceeds via Adams street Fairmont avenue Eighth street Coleman avenue Seventh street to park where flag day rites commence. Clarence H Bloom reads the flag history and Rev Charles Baird Mitchell delivers the patriotic address with musical numbers under Charles F Bornefield and Robert Smith finals.
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Heimtzelman Legion Postlab
Adams Street
Clevelagi] Avenue
Knights of Pythies Hall
Bel
Stace
Pythian Hall
The
Elks
Eelek
Loop Park
Memtzelman Legion Women's
Heintselmar
Iis Rooms
Forrest. DeBoll
Newton Grupby
W. D.richardson
Cial Weleeatas
Guere
Benet RE
Geant Wesnutander
John
Bach
Jude
Rolle J. Conley
William Refee
Howard
Morgantown
Clarksburg
Charleston
Parkersboro
Wheeling
Martinsburg
Grafton
Weston
Bluefield
Fairmont Indoe of Elks
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
Veterans of Poreira Wars Womens Auxiliary
American Lesson
Boy Scouts
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Devens
D. de Cobnn
Teparane
Fairmont Avenue
Eighth Street
Coleman Avenue
Seventh Street
Park
Clarence H. Bloom
Charles Baird Mitchell
Charles F. Bornefield
Robert Smith
Rival mobs clash in Belfast street confrontation
Rival mobs clashed in the York Street area of Belfast on June 13 as chaotic fighting erupted near a gathering. An object was thrown during the turmoil amid ongoing unrest.
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Belfast
York Streat
Sheriff to Collect Delinquent Personal Property Taxes
Charleston June 15 A move to intensify efforts to collect delinquent personal property taxes was announced by State Auditor John Bond in letters to county clerks. The letter notes counties may turn delinquent lists over to sheriffs or constables for collection if the court deems taxes collectible, with fees paid within statutory limits.
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Charleston
John
Bond
jBlate
Soulo
Prielur
End
Lst
Decrees Entered in Circuit Court Across Several Cases
Judge W S Meredith chaired a busy session with numerous decrees and judgments issued in Circuit Court. Decrees of sale and judgments totaling thousands of dollars were entered in cases including Herman S. Waller vs Weisral Carbonic Co and Federal Carbonic Co. Other judgments covered Mathieson Akai Works, East Side Garage, Morgantown Lumber Co, Tom Mavick, George Oreskovicc, and estate matters of C L Cotterill and George Thomas. An injunction-related damages decree was also recorded.
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W. S. Meredith
Circuit Court
Herman
Waller
Weisral Carbonic Cm
Mech
Met Abe. Co
Federal Carbonic C
C. L. Cotterill
Re. Grant Thomas
George Thomas
J. M. Barrack
United States Fidelity and Gaaranty Co
Trial Delays In Justice Court Reported Delays
Trial delays involve Bud Lewis and Tony Massad in a justice court setting. Massad faced armed carry charge with $290 bond posted. Bud Lewis to be tried for brewing at 6 PM, postponed to Friday 3 PM. Fred Haskins waived grand jury action after appearing before Justice Blocher. Rosie Venesky admitted guilt to moonshine at home, fined $100 and ordered to 30 days in county jail.
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Tony Massad
J. L. Blocher
Massica
Justice Blocher
Bud Lewis
MNR
Marcrove
Fred Haskins
Robert Worthington
Ja. Blocher
Hawkins
Worthington
Rosie Venesky
Dakota Mines
Blocher
Attempt to dynamite reservoir gate in Coventry
Providence Rhode Island June 13 National Guard troops moved from Pawtuxet Valley to Coventry where an attempt to dynamite the south gate of the Flat River reservoir dam was revealed If successful the flood would have released millions of gallons of water and caused serious damage to the region
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Providence
R. I
National Guard
Pawtuxét Valley
Flat River
Coventry
M P and R Co to fix tracks on Fairmont Ave
Following a morning conference with city officials Captain Alexander of the M P and R Co announced plans for major track improvements costing about 75000 dollars. New rails from Adams Street head to Quincy Street top of the hill will be laid and repairs on Pennsylvania Avenue made. East Side work accounts for 39000 dollars and will finish paving and track installation to end the sinking on Fairmont Avenue. Traffic will not be stopped during reconstruction and work could extend into summer.
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Cit
George Dr. Alexander
Blaine Moore
W. C. Sline
Alxander
Traction Company
City Times
Pairman
Svenua
Quincy Street
Pennsylvants Avenue
Fairmont Avenue
Locuse Avenue
Fairmane Avenue
Loruet Avenue
Tufore
Adams Street
Quincy Ereet
Pennsylvania Avenue
Woolnen Buey
Men Arrested in Mvey Case Held in County Jail
George Savarreno and Steve Moreska are held in the county jail connected to the shooting of Captain and Mrs. Clarence Q. McVey. They were arrested last night by county officers after information from Captain McVey, who was released from a local hospital days ago. They were brought before Prosecuting Attorney Frank R. Amos this morning for questioning as the latter considered extending their detention. The pair share a shanty in Carolina. Sugerrenp was arrested the day after the shooting but released five days later. One arrestee was found with a blood-stained shirt, which Amos will examine to confirm if the stains are blood.
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George Savarreno
Steve Moreska
Clarence QO. McVey
Captain McVey
Frank R-Amor
Wi H
Carolina
Sugerrenp
Amos
Infant Johnson Girl to Be Buried Tomorrow
Margaret Frances Johnson seven months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Johnson, died at 2 AM at their home in Broomfield. The body will be taken to the grandparents Mr and Mrs Quinns home in Broomfield for funeral services tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. Burial will be in the Moss Rug Cemetery Aye Carpenter and Ford.
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Margaret’ Frances Johnson
J. D. Johnson
Broomfield
Tie Lnmtenl
Srs. Quinn
Ane
Mintia
Mof
Carpenter and Ford
Hallanan Wins in Ousting Procedure
Charleston June 19. Rocke Fayre County assessor ordered to turn over office to John Lt Hyam sperial desessas by writs of mandamus. Tax Commission appointed Ryan 45 special assessor after finding Rocke undervalued property. Roache’s lawyers vow to resist state action as constitutional officers control offices.
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Charleston
Rocke
Fayre
John
Hyam Sperial Desessas
Cireule Court Tuiay
Tax Commissiongs
Halatutn
Ryan
Rocks
Alhouigh Te Evante Weresso
Hallanay
Hall
Roche
Bud
Fin
Rooche
Hallanasy
Sutherland Raps Naval Officials Over Kaplan Case
Washington June 13 Senator Sutherland Republican West Virginia denounced alleged discrimination against Ensign Kaplan of the Annapolis Naval Academy class. He charged Kaplan faced stigmatization for his nationality with his name omitted from the class roll and biography page. Other senators joined in urging inquiry and academy officials to take responsibility.
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Washington
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Leopard’ Kyplans
Meston
W Va
Senate
Suterland
West Virgina
Kaplan
Sutherland
Ensign Kaplan
Nam
Pasponsi
Academy
Enster Kaplan
Fines levied on 39 at Somerset for contempt ruling
In Somerset Pennsylvania on June 33 twenty-nine men and ten women were found guilty of contempt of court for violating an injunction restraining union miners from interfering with Consolidation Coal Co plants. Three union officers were fined and paroled for six months, while the other defendants received $100 fines plus costs and six months parole. Women faced lighter fines of 76 each and six months parole. Six other defendants will be sentenced later. illness kept them from appearing.
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Somerset
Blestecker
United Mine Workers of America
Consolidation Coal Co
George Wasner
John Uhrin
Tom Rustovich
W. Grif- Ath
Consolidation Company
I Concern
Biesecker
Proposal to pay soldier bonus in cash surfaces in Senate
A proposal was made in the Senate to authorize a cash soldier bonus funded by special taxes on banks and the use of interest on government bonds. Senator Lad, a Republican from North Dakota, presented the plan on June 15.
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Ashington
Senate
Lad Republican
North Nakotay
Murder in First Degree Verdict in West Virginia Case
The jury returned a murder in the first degree verdict in the Wilburn case over the killing of Deputy Sheriff Sonn Gore during Logan County disturbances. Opening statements outlined a band of armed men led by Reverend Wilburn. witnesses described gunfire that killed Gore and two others. Testimony covered the deputies' deaths, the marchers’ actions at Blair, and threats against officials as the trial opened in Charles Town.
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Charles Town
Wilburn
Sonn Gore
West
Virginia
Deldis Sm
C. A. Osenton
Gore
Qstenton
Blairy
Logan County
Coulf
Depuy
Lefense
Brinkman
Blair
Methedy
Ulgsan
Blairi Gape
Muncy
Cafargo
Muney
I. James M. Mason
Defense Counsel
Woods
Elma Gore
Woodsystif
Logan Anenstell
Hts
Hearing on Injunction to Be Held Next Saturday
A fragmented notice states a hearing on an injunction scheduled for next Saturday. The article references unions, a coal facility, and a company with tensions over holding practices and speech restrictions at a location in Vint Paong, mentioning non union operations and a regional assembly.
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Vinton Collerlexs
Wes
Theevintony
Vint Paong
Sasial
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Z. F. Davis
Wiothe Odd Fellows Gyvembers
Caton Mononga
Fairmont Eno
C. H
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Thrugh
Cora Lowkinson
Atlanta
Randall
LABOR
Rivesville Park
Combittee
A. G. Newkire
WM. Stewart
Jesse Brummage
the Home Furniture Company
Jefferson Street
K. Gfp
Mavion Lodge
B. Casto
Fairmont Ave
MVEY
Johnson
Hallanan
Weston Bay
Fense
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