Coal tonnage on steady increase despite strike
Coal tonnage in North Western Virginia shows a steady rise over the weekend with 409 loaded cars. Saturday loading exceeded the prior Saturday by 53 cars and was 39 more than five weeks before. Divisions report varied gains with Monongah and Cumberland showing notable increases while some divisions held steady or declined slightly. Empties ordered today indicate a further rise over Saturday, continuing the trend into Monday.
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North
Sernswest
Syras
Tuts Jinines
Andi
Monongah
Charles
Abie
Ori
West Virginia
Connellsville
Charleston
Cumberland
Mononeah
Connersville
Gimberlaid
Morgantown
Ringwood
Western
Maryland
Belington, Weaver & Northern
Palcar
Aiello Opposes Miners Marches in West Virginia
Fairmont official Nick Aiello reiterates opposition to miners marches and unlawful demonstrations amid suspensions in Northern West Virginia coal fields. He calls for law abiding behavior and urges United Mine Workers of America members to stay within legal bounds and support lawful citizens.
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West Virinia
Nick
Aiello
Fairmont
United Mine Workers of America
Alelio
Citlagns
May permit sale of buttermilk in city soda fountains
The Parma Board of Affairs passed a proposed amendment to the milk ordinance allowing buttermilk sales in glasses or bottles. Attorney Rolla J. Conley, representing fountain proprietors, argued for frames to sell buttermilk from glasses, but directors approved a compromise to permit buttermilk in both forms while noting aging and freshness considerations.
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Par’mont’ Board of Affairs
Sttorney Rolla J. Conley
Sopme
Wink
Sddz
Conley
Fountain Men
Wife of Governor Small Dies Today
Mrs. Sen Small wife of Governor Small of Minds died about 9 o clock this morning after a recent apoplexy. She endured high blood pressure and the strain of the governor's trial. Born December 47 1861 in Livingston County Illinois she married Governor Small in 1892 leaving three children Leslie Enid Small and Mrs A E Inglesh.
Keeney Averts Miners March On County Jail
Frank Keeney president of district No 7 United Mine Workers dispersed a crowd mainly women and children gathered at the Monongah jail. He promised to seek release of the prisoners if they returned home. Prosecuting Attorney Amos agreed to release with 200 bonds for appearance on September 10. Eighteen men faced felonies posted 1000 bonds each and the process began releasing the prisoners in batches through the day.
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Frank Keeney
United Mine Workers of America
Mononeak
Monongah
Frank R. Amos
Mononsahs
Jall
Keeney
Amos
Quien Tim
Monsngah
My Keeney
Hughes Mine
Mr. Keeney
Hlere
Theater encroachment claim on Ogden Ave debated
Attorney French McCray told Palrmont Board of Affairs that the West Virginia Amusement Co plans to extend seven feet into Ogden Avenue, four feet on the paved portion. A. J. Kern counters that the street has been public since a 1902 dedication and should not be narrowed. McCray, representing the McCray Garage, says a narrowed street would force business out.
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West Virginia Amusement Co
Adams Street
Ogden Avenue
Hull Alley
French McCray
Palrmont Board of Affairs
McCray
A. J. Kern
West Virgins Amulisement Co
McGray
Gytlop Avenue
Theatter
St Ann Street
McCray Gorge
West Virginian
Amusment Co
Shrewsberry Pi Miller
le Bad
Prince Albert of Monaco Dies in Paris
Monaco ruler Prince Albert Honore Charles died in Paris this afternoon. He charted submarine drift, aided U S wounded, and supported oceanography research near Monte Carlo. Born November 18, 1848, he was twice married and his son Prince Louis is expected to succeed him.
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Paris
Associated Press
Prince Albert Honore Charles
Principality of
Monaco
Prince Albert of
Monte Carlo
United States
Las
W. F
Buffalo Bill
Cody
Wyoming
Alexander Agassiz
Germany
Prings
Monte Calo
Azores
America
Prince Albert
Prince Charles Th
Mary Douglas Hampton
England
Impeachment Demanded for Mayor George Oles of Youngstown
Governor Davis received a petition from Thomas M Faloon of Youngstown demanding Mayor George Oles be impeached for witchcraft, residency, and graft related to a carnival license and animal gifts. The petitioner claims Oles does not reside in Youngstown and was not legally elected, while Davis has not stated potential action.
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Columbus
Ohio
Davis
Thomas M. Faloon
Lincoln Park Avenue
Youngstown
George Oles
Faloon
Youngstone
Falcon
Oles
Olesta
Carnival Company
James Memorial Church Dedication Set for Sunday
Dedication services for the newly erected James Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church South will be held at 11 Sunday morning on the Grafton Fairmont pike near James Cemetery. The Rev HK Moore, former pastor, will conduct the service aided by the present pastor Rev C W O'Dell.
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James Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Grafton-Fairmont Pike
James Cemetery
Grafton
Salem
HK. Moore
Astor
C. W. O'Dell
Clarksburg Man Held by Pittsburgh Police
Tony Fuzello of Clarksburg West Virginia was held by a Pittsburgh police magistrate for further investigation after refusing to explain why he leaped from a bridge into the Monongahela River as a pleasure steamer passed. Deckhands rescued him, he escaped again, and two men in a canoe pulled him from the water before turning him over to police.
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Pittsburgh
Tony Fuzello
Clarksburg
W. Va
Fuzello
CANDIDATES FILE IN WEST VIRGINIA NOMINATIONS
June 26 Charleston dispatch reports Wells Goodkmoontz of Williamson in the fifth district and Stuart F. Reed of Clarksburg in the third district filed declarations of candidacy for renomination. Also R. G. Ross of Beckley seeks state senate in the seventh district and James W Flynn of Kinewood seeks state senate in the fourteenth district. Ross later withdrew from the congressional nomination race.
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Charleston
W. Va
Wells Goodkmoontz
Williamson
Stuart F. Reed
Clarksburg
Secretary of State
R. G. Ross
Beckley
James W Flynn
Kinewood
Ross
Two Aviators Killed In Gettysburg Triplane Crash
Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 26 Captain George D. Hamilton of Washington and Sergeant G Z Martin of Buffalo New York were killed today when their army triplane circling above the battlefield went into a tail spin and crashed to the ground.
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Gettysburg
George D. Hamilton
Washington
G. Z. Martin
Buffalo
N.Y
Ransom Demand Follows Kidnapping in Mexico
A. Bruce Bielaski, ex-DOJ official and oil executive, was seized near Cuernavaca by seven bandits. His wife and companion were released. federal troops were ordered to pursue. An appeal to the State Department for Mexico to release Bielaski was sent by Richmond Levering & Co, which holds oil interests near Mexico City and Tampico.
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New York
Mexico City
Guernavaca Hills
A.grice Biclask
Frank L. Sample
Richmond Leveridge & Co
Biclaski
Jr. Sample
Guernavaca
Associated Press
Jj—A. Bruce Bielaski
Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Bielaski
Inyife
Manuel
Bariat
Mexicala
Richmond Levering & Co
Tampico
Barreta
Racing Enterprises
Tia Juana
State Department
Mexico
A. Bruce Bielaski
Sample
Hughes
Mayor Conaway Back in Police Court Today
Mayor W. W. Conaway resumed duty presiding at police court after weeks away recovering from an operation. Lovell Gray was arrested for reckless driving, appeared before Conaway, and was fined $20 after a wreck on Spring Street involving a car owned by Dr. W. H. Kunst and occupied by Mrs. Kunst and Olan Pear. Investigation showed Gray used a license from another state, possibly prompting additional action by state authorities.
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W. W. Conaway
Conaway
W. E. Arnett
Lovell Gray
Maynor Conaway
Gray
Spring Street
W. H. Kunst
Man Electrocuted at Rockview Prison
James Disteland of Blair County was electrocuted at Rockview penitentiary in Belleponte on June 26 after conviction for murdering Carlo Catfarelli. Disteland claimed Catfarelli was inflicting harm with his wife.
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Bellezponte
James Disteland
Blair County
Rockview
Carlo Catfarelli
Coroner's Verdict on Herrin Slayings Draws Little Surprise
June 26 Herrin mass killings probe shows investigators found state and local officials did not act to stop the massacre. Sheriff Melvin Thaxton said deputies took no preventive steps. July 26 verdict noted as unsurprising by coal operators' counsel.
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Herrin
Lester
Melvin Thaxton
Arithur Lytton
Lytton and
Olson
Wiliolg
Williamson County
Mavion
Injunction Hearing Over UMWA Case Near Bridgeville
Federal Judge W H Thompson held a hearing in Pittsburgh on the temporary restraining order against United Mine Workers of America. The Scott Coal Co of near Bridgeville sought to bar union officers and members from interfering with its mines. The company says it is not a coal operator but a quarrying enterprise.
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Pittsburgh
W HS. Thompson
Scott Coal Co
Near
Bridgeville
United Mine Workers of America
Scott Company
Blue Ridge Theater Sold At Auction At Court House
The Blue Ridge theater was sold at auction on the courthouse steps by Wy. Les Byers, trustee, to C. C. Robo, local business man, for 510000. The theater had been closed about four weeks.
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Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Theater
Court House Stape
Rescue at Lake Huron Brings Families to Safety
In the Michigan port of Cleveland the parties rescued after their launch sank in a Saturday storm were Mr and Mrs Alexander McLees and their infant, and Mr and Mrs Charles Smith, all from Cleve land, brought ashore by the steamer B W Oglebay. The accident occurred on Michigan Boulevard as a car collision left one man and eight women dead and a man fatally injured when a speeding auto crashed into a streetcar line.
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Chicago
Michigan
miners policy debate stirs in Washington coal talks
Government mediation pushes to avert a strike as United Mine Workers chief John Lewis presses for direct talks with operators. Secretary Davis and other officials meet with Lewis amid unresolved wage and union demands. Hoover cites price limits as a potential nonunion compromise, while miners insist on conference with operators.
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Coustaeeal
Davis
T No Ellies
Les Eit
Aida
Mornlok
Malon Palleyy
Lewis
Hardingy
Union Cards Lifted at Eight Restaurants Here
Miss Luin Montgomery, secretary of the Culinary Workers Union, says card foray at Harvey's Restaurant and seven other eateries was lifted. The union claims owners' association pressuring workers to strike to protect an unfair list and urges members to join in opposition to the action.
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Luin Montgomery
Culinary Workers Union
Carnsi
Harvey S
Will's
Watsson
Arcade
Jen's
Athenss
Drummond's
Owners’ Association
Tairs
Local woman dies at Claric hospital in Clarksburg
Miss Mary Larkin died at St Margisi Hospital in Clarksburg after about six days of illness from complications. She leaves two sisters and nephews Fokin. Funeral arrangements will be held tomorrow morning at St Peters City Church.
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Mary Larkin
Fokin
Thin
St. Margisi Hosp
Clarksburg
al Pantowa
SC Peters Ciy Chorel Co
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