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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1922
Page
7
A sentinel was stationed at the courthouse to guard bounty property during nights when county officers are absent, ensuring security during intervals of reduced oversight. The placement aims to deter theft and protect assets.
Farmington Missouri notes a Wheeling district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opening with an 8 o'clock session and sermon by Rev. C F Anderson. Local wedding reports: Hallan Downs and Miss Livituy Jenness Downs wed June 6 at First Methodist Episcopal Church with attendance by Georgia Downs and Kenneth Bartlett.
New York reports small gains across sectors as declines from yesterday’s unsettled trade ease. Major names like United States Steel, American Woolen and Allied Chemical rebound while rails show modest improvements. call money opens firm at three percent.
A Pittsburgh radio lineup features a program Tonight with a weekly dress talk by Colonel H C Borden and a segment Do You Know Your Ghost by T McLean. Musical selections include Emil C G Hen Tyvcellist Helen Butler Alma Burns soprano Orians pianist and S Dun. Weather notes predict thunderstorms tonight in West Virginia with cooler temps tomorrow. Local items cover workforce gains at Monankah Iss Co plant post operations and a Parkerburg masons meeting with two hundred locals present.
The reader asked about Josiah’s reception upon his death, the length of his reign, his successor and the age at which he began ruling. The text notes Josiah did what was right, removed idol worship, the Bible was found in the temple cleanup, and Josiah died in battle at Megiddo after his short reign ended.
The report notes changes in the wheat market with a small gain in corn and oats slipping early before firming. Hog receipts at Pittsburgh under this summary show 500 with varied prices for heavy, light, and feeder hogs while cattle and sheep receipts run around 300 with steady to higher quotes.
Carolina Horse Shoe League members Lord Whaley and James Fister from Consolidation Coal Co endured a Saturday defeat to Monongah Glass after a strong start, dropping their season percentage from 0.868 to 0.733. The Monongah win came after two of three games, ending the local club’s recent winning streak.
Fairmont announces dawn boys and girls camp instructors for thirty five counties in West Virginia. Camps run July 17 to September 3 with tours to county camps after state camps at Jackson's Mill. University students listed include C W Quarles Theresa Dower Luther Hartley and others from Monroe Taylor and Buckhannon counties along with staff from college of agriculture.
The Monongahela River rose about three feet above normal as heavy rains swelled the river and its tributaries including the West Branch and nearby rivers. A pool at Fairmont reached eighteen feet this morning, signaling rising flood conditions in the area.
Charleston reports a wave of candidate declarations across the state. J Alfred Taylor seeks Democratic nomination in the sixth district, highlighting deep family ties and loyalty. Republican hopefuls include W O McGlusky and H C Richards in Wheeling, with Pocahontas and Greenbrier counties shaping a busy field. Other entries feature Colonel Tyree, F C Sanders, H Henson, and Marion R Hersman among numerous bid announcements as candidates for various state and local offices.
The Woman's Club notes censor issues as it previews the Princess and Dixie features. Alice Lake and Harry Myers star in The Lover’s Candy ads, while The Crimson Challenge, adapted from Wingate, unfolds a Western tale of revenge with Dorothy Dalton. Nelson Pearl White appears in A Victorian Paradise, with Urban Movie Chats rounding out the program.
Washington July 15 President Harding announced the White House hopes the Tariff Bill will pass before any soldier bonus legislation. An amendment to boost U S production through a federal bounty was approved by the Senate finance committee. Also listed are property transfers and leases recorded in Mannington District, including Ley Finance to Monongahela Power & Railway Co machinery for a 3,060 kilowatt turbo generator, and oil and gas leases involving South Penn Oil Co. in Glade Fork area. B. Garskadon, ex-city man now Charleston secretary of the State Road Commission, was in town on business.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest of 250 men said to have taken part in the march on the Hunsaker mine. Several were pictured in a minor incident and authorities note one felony charge may apply to some. Mass. J. L. Biogher will hear the cases as the warrants are placed before him. Names reported include HU Al fouse, Joan Christian, Tony Neo oreo, Henry Ford, Joba-Murt Roca Dellapo, and Joe Peepeel.
Fragmented 1920s era report notes ongoing Cuban unrest and U S involvement discussions. It cites Secretary Gelabert, President Wilson, and Cuba’s 1920 election turmoil under Zayas amid debt, budget cuts, and graft. Observers warn U S action may be necessary as Cuba struggles.
An investment notice markets a small stake in Muscle Shoa with a pitch linked to a gateway to Wie. Information is sparse. G. Moyer offers contact via a tabler phone 1123-We. Bids and rates not clearly specified.
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