MTWOLESS MINES WORKING TODAY IN REGION HERE
Reports from Northern West Virginia show more mines active today with 436 coal cars loaded yesterday, a slight rise from Tuesday. Production across divisions varied, with Monongah and Morgantown lines pushing output, and several mines added since Wednesday.
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West Virginia
Owever
Virginia
Charleston
Morgantown
Morgantown & Heeling
Noorthern West Virginia
Monongah
Connellsville
Umberland
Moryan
Kingwood
Reantown & Whealing
Rengahela
Western Ireland
Belington, Weaver
Northern
Fears
Ihe
Bend
I Monongahels
Valancea
Morinneadh
Cumberland
Belington, Weaver & North
Maryland
Helton “Weaver & Northern
Wheeling
Monteneéabela
Kinggood
Mon- Gheahela
Pennsylvanie
Mince
Fagisaime Co
Mins
Ito
Agnert Peters
Moreantown
World traveler Shannon visits Fairmont with hospitality gospel
Thomas A X Shannon of Wilmington Del arrives at The West Virginian declaring a world walk to the coast to preach hospitality and industrial harmony. He plans to write about real old fashioned hospitality and says he travels on his own funds as a freelance welfare worker.
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Thomas A. X. Shannon
Wilmington
Del
West Virginian
Ma Ilye Wire
Mr. Shannon
Washington
Baltimore
Clarksburg
Tobts
Chambers of
Comlm
Tha. v
Ijis
Shannon
Washington, D. C
United States
Hospitality
Duman
Uniontown Suits Target United Mine Workers of America
A West Virginian exclusive reports nonunion operators in Uniontown plan civil and criminal actions against the United Mine Workers of America. Damages seek relief for alleged conspiracy to restrain interstate coal shipments and for sending union organizers into Fayette County. Triple damages may be pursued under anti trust law.
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United Mine Workers of America
Uniontown Coke Bell
West Virginian
Wayette County
Fayette County
Dylontown
Tetide
Universal State
Uniontown
Coke Belt
Supreme Court
Coronado
Taft
PSC Hearing Under Way This Afternoon At Chamber
A public service commission hearing on intra state freight rates for coal and coke opened at 2 15 PM in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Judge D Lewis led the session from Charleston with other officials arriving to present evidence on class rates and northern end interests. Attendees include executives from Baltimore & Ohio, Domes tic Coke, Horner Gaylord Clarksburg, Have Atlas Glass and Fairmont Chamber affiliates. The event may run into tomorrow and features cross examination of key witnesses.
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D. Lewis
Pubic Servies Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis
Mie
Charleston
W. G. Con Isy
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tl. M. Murphy
Hopner- Gaylord Co
Clarksburg
Murphy
Kemble White
Domestice Coke Corporation
WF. Morris
Wheeling
Re Wiertor Steel .Co
R.j.meldeliol
Have Atlas Glass Co
Ben Dowdell
Ira Akins
Monongah Glass Co
Fairmont
T. D. Connell
Ward Indicted on Murder Charge in New Rochelle
Walter S. Ward, son of a millionaire baker, was indicted by the Westchester Grand Jury for the murder of Clarence Peters, ex sailor, last May. Deputies arrested him at his New Rochelle home after the indictment was returned. he was initially detained on a $49,000 bond.
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White Pladvys
N. W
Juan
Walter S. Ward
Baker
Westchester Grand Jury
Clarence Peters
Ward
New Rochelle
Quiet day reported by county officials
Sheriff D. Gharitan and county officers reported a quiet day with no arrests. No new developments in the Hunsaker or MeVex cases. Officers visited Downs and nearby houses seeking suspects, but searches were uneventful. The two men held in suspicion in the MeVex case remain in county jail.
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Sherriff
D. Gharitan
Hunsaker
Jall
Downs
Funeral of Mrs L E Meredith Held Today
The funeral of Mrs. L. E. Meredith who died Tuesday at her home in Landsdowne Md was held this afternoon at 230 from the residence of Mr and Mrs G W Meredith near Meadowdale with Rev Mr Michaels officiating. Burial followed in Messondale cemetery by R L Cunungiam.
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L. E. Meredith
Mer Home
Landsdowne
Wes
G. W Meredith
Meadowdale
Michaels
Buriar
Messondale
RL. Cunungiam
Meredith
Jurors in Wilburn Case Come Up for Air
Charleston June 15 The jury in the Wilburn case charged with shooting a Logan County deputy sheriff during 1921 labor disturbances appears to imitate the Blizzard trial. After adjournment jurors amuse themselves in the Old courthouse room with a violinist and banjoist while singalongs continue. Three jurors lean from a single window as the others wait their turn for court.
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Charleston
Associated Press
Thirty two naturalization applicants examined for papers
Thirty two applicants with two witnesses each appeared at Circuit Clerk L A Gather to seek naturalization. W A Sieter of Pittsburgh, a Department of Labor representative, questioned birth and allegiance. After examination, those accepted took the oath and were admitted to citizenship. One applicant, Kalia Asai Peters, was refused for dodging the draft. The list includes Giuseppe Graziana, Eugene Thobois, Salvadori Loratto, Mike Parna, and others. In court, several divorce proceedings were referred to special commissioners. A sewer line project was approved as Peacock addition connections were arranged with the city.
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L.A
W. A Sieter
Pittsburgh
Labor
Bach
United States
Circuit Court
Judea
Meredith
Kalia Asai Peters
Ivery
Beulah Harlow
George Harlow
Anna Stewart
Fred Stewart
Rosa Christy
Clyés
Christy
Mary Robinson
Thomas
Robinson
Self defense contended in trial over Logan County raid
Rev. J E Wilburn faces trial for killing Deputy Sheriff John Gore amid 1921 Logan County disturbances. Defense argues self defense and alleges coal operators dominated Logan County, funding deputy sheriffs. First witness Rogers testifies Blair residents feared a raid and recalls prior Helech Creek violence nearby.
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Charles Town
Associated Press
J. E. Wilburn
Sherif John Gore
Logan County
Harold W. Houston
Gore
Bleir Gap
Wilburn
Houston
E. J. England
W. BR. Thurmond
Logan Coal Operators’ Association
Don Chiufta
Dolan County
Chatio al Lready
England
Thurmond
JA. Rogers
Blair
Rogers
Heech Creek
Lagai-Boone
Marmet
Iamp
Attorney Ritchie Buys Fine Farm and Lots in Pittsburg
A real estate deal of magnitude closes with A Ritchie taking over from Oliver J Fleming through Levi B Harr. Seventy two acres of arable land on Booths Creek above Monongahela and several Pittsburg coal acres known as Smith Acres change hands. Twenty three lots in Pittsburg exchange for South Acres overlooking the Monongahela River near the industrial district, with plans to open a branch office to sell timber and other properties.
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A. Ritchie
Oliver J. Fleming
Levi B. Harr
Booth’s Creek
Monongahy
Pittsburg
Pmbic
Ritchie
Fleming and Hart
Becomi
Pittsbrugh
Monongahela River
Harry
Pifeburzhi
Reprieve of Captain True Sparks British Political Debate
The reprieve of Captain Ronald True, convicted slaver of a London music hall girl, has stirred political circles. The action is alleged to be influenced by his mother, a noblewoman not publicly recognized as his mother until the reprieve was granted.
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Ronald True
London
Hague conference opens with thirty nations present
At The Hague Pedee Palace officials chaired by Dutch foreize minister Van Karneveck oversee about sixty delegates from thirty countries as the conference weighs Russian affairs and international labor questions. The Associated Press reports Soviet stance mirrors Genoa, while the International Court of Justice holds its first session with Sir Ernest Pollock and John Barsett Moore among participants.
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Associated Press
Pedee Palace
H. A. van Karneveck
oUchanid Mosow
Genoa
International Court
Hague
Court of International Justice
Ernest Pollock
Great Britain
Thehird International Labor Confrence
Bankhead Amendment Moves to Cut Off Subsidy
Washington June 15 reports say Representative Bankhead of Alabama drives an amendment to halt the government subsidy and bar liquor sales aboard ships under the Shipping Board. Attorney General Daugherty may seek a new ruling on liquor sales to Shipping Board vessels. Dr. Cherrington criticizes U.S. ship liquor policy as conflicting with the Eighteenth Amendment and Volstead Act.
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Washington
Nike
Moaey
Marine Semuilttee
Selling Liquor Board
Inecis Sam
BS Cing
Canpers
Ohio
Udo
Shin
Talstop
Daugherty Puidt
Westerville
Ohlo
Tne
Tnited States Shipping Board
Dra
Fisd
Cherrington
World League
al Ism
United States
Congress Shipass
Fed States Shipping
Sara Aie Iy
Local Man McNally killed in railroad wreck near Clinton
A report states McNally, a 42 year old resident of Clinton, was killed in a train wreck near 96toct in Ohio while employed at a glass works. He had only six weeks on the job and a letter from a friend said he would return. His body was taken to his former home at 669 Dismontistrede.
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Chaitauqua
Normal School
Fairmont Avenue
Ogden
Pairmont Hotel
Cig
Ince Fay
McNally
Clinton
S A
Ohio
Glass Works
Forts
Tucks
Filmiarly
Paneer Nbn
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Traction Park
Z. PF
Davis
Bey
Irene Eteua
Uniontown Goal
Mine Union
Fairmont Mining Machine
Optians
Logan Contract
Draper-Eagle Coal Co
Logad
Draper Eagle Goal Om
Logan
Pailmont Mining Machinery Co
Eagle
Draper
HNL
Farmont Mining Machinery Co
B. Do
Eastern
the Home Furniture
Company Jefferson Street
Bath
U. S. Shipping Board
Labor Department
Peacote -Pari Co
Peacock
Defense Counsel
Fine
Smith Acres
Key West
Bhy Ernest
T. Silzer
Brookins
Sand Key
Key
Bankhead
Hagual Merchant Marine Comiitee
Cooper
U.S
Kileed
Aunty Clarke
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