29 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
1
A scattered temper of commentary covers industry, politics, and society. It notes SAFER NOW and mentions Dr. Bandelier and Bolivia archeology, then shifts to Germany, production, unemployment, and labor relations. It cites "By The Way" reflections, with scattered references to coal, regions, and odd anecdotes.
Cleveland court jury pool selected three women defendants for the murder trial of Daniel F. Kaber’s wife Iva Catherine Kehor. The proceedings appeared chaotic with jurors venturing forward as the trial advanced and a potential adjournment discussed for July.
Report describes Yl campers heading out Monday with a special trip to Browning's Lake and Torch for homie teas. Leaders urge punctual roll call, caution proper clothing, and note 3000 cubic feet ear transport. Six top boys will receive awards. secretary Veltman outlines gear and packing guidance.
London dispatch reports the death of Lady Stan Churchill, a former New York social figure once known as Joanin Jerome. The death followed a right thigh surgery after an injury sustained in a fall.
City officials warn that dogs must be licensed by June 30 or face fines. About 300 dogs have already been registered this year, yielding roughly PER in revenue. After the deadline, unlicensed dogs may be impounded, with owners facing fines and potential seizure of their pets. City Clerk Lake Amott reports most licenses have been issued and local businesses show compliance apart from a few offenders. Police will tally delinquents and enforce the measure starting July 4.
Joseph Cann was arrested Sunday night with Wesley Lahoo and Albert Johnson as they drove toward the city in a wagon carrying a half gallon jug of moonshine. The liquor was traced to Cann’s home and a quantity of moonshine was found, leading to a $100 fine plus costs and a 60 day county jail term. Cann received the minimum sentence as a first offense.
Philadelphia June 29 The railroad labor board ruling prompts wage contraction talks among OA and MELCAT workers across rail lines. The decision targets clerks freight handlers and station employees, with a broad majority impacted by collective agreements and pay reductions amid nationwide labor tensions.
Local schools report many Fate Moutia boys finding work scarce this summer. Superintendents say most youths take whatever jobs available, often in construction and manual labor, to earn money for football season. Many youths save for college and family needs, despite low wages and occasional unemployment.
Fairmoovore hosts a four week summer training camp at Cap Knox near Louisville Kentucky starting July 20. Open to ages 15 to 36 with no military obligation, the program aims to register men from Indiana Kentucky and nearby areas. Applications are to be sent to Mr Winddaofta for processing as part of the general movement.
The annual Odd Fellows dinner, a major lodge event, is announced for Tuesday July 14. About 620 members of the lodge are expected to attend the banquet with a program of food and social activities. The installation of lodge officers will occur the Monday before the dinner.
Williamson W V June 29 A Mingo county drive mobilizes 95 men for two companies authorized in Gov proclamation. County authorities report full quota expected tonight as a court meeting plans to elect lieutenants and organize the unit for service.
Ten suspects were arrested by city officers yesterday and this morning, fines totaling £62.60 were imposed by Mayor Cous Way for various offenses. The week’s fines accumulate to $267.90 in the police court. Several individuals faced penalties for drunkenness, reckless driving, parking violations, and other infractions, with several cases continuing into today.
The Christian Endeavor Society held a fine meeting at the church with field secretary Raw. GB from West Virginia unable to attend due to illness. A public supper followed, drawing many worshippers. The Sunday school picnic at Temple Park drew a large crowd and the church’s missionary group prepared for upcoming events.
A fragmentary item notes Sea Scouts gathering to hear details about an airplane project. The readable text mentions Wa and La BYR, with references to lines and perhaps a talk or demonstration related to aviation topics for the Sea Scouts.
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