21 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
1
Ambiguous fragment suggests exploration of pledges in a forthcoming campaign. Mentions names unclear and possible bills or platforms under discussion. No concrete actions or outcomes identifiable from the readable text.
The report outlines industry leaders and traders in Washington arguing over proposed government action for the bituminous coal sector. Influential operators pressure for favorable policy, while miners and rail shipments face shifting prices and potential stockpiles amid a precarious market. Shipments and car counts from the week are noted, with 143 carloads reportedly moved last week and 101 carloads for a Monday tally, reflecting ongoing volatility in prices and demand.
A historical clipping reports President Coolidge’s cigars produced by Canton’s stogie factory in Fairmont. It notes long association of lawyer 1 S. Gaston with Fairmont, a recent order for 600 Cuban stogies, and the factory’s status as the city’s oldest. Stogies are shipped nationwide via Gaston.
At a Womans Board meeting for Cook Hospital, preparations for a tag day are nearly complete in the hospital parlor. The article highlights fourfold benefits to contributors workers and patients, praising the team efforts led by Mrs H R Johnson and the strong support from Fairmont and surrounding communities.
President Harding selects Dawes to lead the new budget office under the recently enacted budget law. The Chicago banker is named to oversee federal spending and financial planning, signaling a centralized fiscal approach for the administration.
A By The Way column notes the forthcoming Dempsey bout in New Jersey facing New Jersey Boxing Commission pushback. It criticizes manager Kearns for compelling the fight amid draft and court scrutiny, contrasting it with European history and Carlyle’s 1831 reflections to urge resilience and national sentiment.
A fragmented notice discusses beliefs that most blasties are made not born and that homes sink with bans. It notes high school girls concern teachers and says Indiana parents misplace pride fueling extravagant spending in schools. The Indiana Parent Association urges reforms starting with attitudes and governance.
Fragmented, unclear text references a king of Serbia near death and mentions Alexander, a fire brigade, and a heroic retreat. Other garbled phrases reference population centers, teaching swimming, a July date, and unclear political notes about veterans and Congress.
At a City building meeting of Boy Scouts several speakers discuss the Boon camp Kaw, the camp site and fishing near the calle, and opportunities for hikes into the mountains. Cain directs, praising safety and the two week camp experience. Scout Executive Tate mentions a doctor in camp and safety first aid, while boys pledge to the Scout Oath and plan the two week program tonight.
Radio operators rehearse for transmitting from the Monongahela Valley as part of a wireless relay plan for a local fight. Reports indicate Pittsburgh and Fairmont stations may relay coverage to a ring side audience, with operators adapting gear and lengths to reach the venue.
A brief note about Myr William Johnson, wife of Tendar, studying law in Waalerville, O. Shuta. The fragment mentions age and location, lacking full context or date.
In a late night exchange Adams Lane and Mr Hock Martin recount a wild episode with Chief Snider. They discuss a troublesome Brown hen and pests, then describe plans to fetch a vinegar jug and garden scene with a barred rock, ending with Snider appearing in the doorway and a shout about a moonlight theft.
A June report from Hampton Roads Navy Yard states the ex German submarine ANT IV was sunk in the opening phase of an operation by seaplanes off Cape Charles. The mission, part of a coordinated airbombing campaign, involved a squadron delivering a bombing run to the target.
Dubious dispatch reports the fourth Earl of Baudon, James Francis Nynard, abducted from his Bantry residence as a fire rages. The earls exact location remains unknown amid chaotic aftermath with a potentially staged or misdated communiqué from an agency.
A report notes 400 jury names prepared by Commissioners Carrol Carrey and Frank Boundary and reviewed by Judge E. Showalter. The grand jury panel will include about 600 names, with a pool of potential jurors to be drawn, as the court weighs a possible special session.
Mrs Prank Ridgely wife of Frank Whaely and a noted figure in the community was buried this afternoon after services at her residence on To Aust avenue The Rev John Stroomfield officiated The funeral drew many relatives and friends and the body was laid to rest at Wandbawn cemetery beside her husband Undertaker R C Jones assisted by local undertakers led the procession in memory of Mrs Ridgely and her family history from the local area
A fragmentary note describes a Farmont area event with a leap in bog and mentions Callip Woods and equipment such as chairs and a volrola. Nonspecific details limit clarity beyond a rural mishap or incident.
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