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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
4
A compact regional notice hints at a decline in chore mining activity amid regional conditions. Officials forecast changes affecting local labor, production, and schedules for the upcoming period. The report emphasizes the uncertain outlook and potential economic impact.
A fragmentary column mixes currrent events with blunt commentary. It mentions SAFER NOW D DOLPH BANDELIER S skulls, prehistoric trephination, and wartime notes. It also notes Germany’s industrial recovery, rising production, and a drop in unemployment with improved employer relations amid broader European trends.
The camp opens Monday with 44 boys attending a football training camp led by George Tusley and assistants. Meals, transportation, and uniforms are arranged, with awards planned for top athletes. A Brownings 16 team will compete later in the season, and applicants for the second period must pay by Friday.
Fragmented OCR text mentions donors and a vague reference to an accident. Details are unreadable. no clear people, place, or date to identify.
Associated Press report from Cleveland on June 26 notes Mrs Eva Catherine Keber’s defense seeks to keep women off the jury. Three additional women were tentatively seated today as alternates, with entries showing they appeared uneasy and were questioned. Only 20 prospective jurors remained available when the court convened.
London June 20 Lady Jennie Jerome known as Lady Randolph Churchill dies in London after undergoing an operation for a stroke at the right foot. The noted American heiress, born in New York, gained social prominence in Britain and caused headlines in society and political circles.
A chaotic report notes thousands of dogs terrorizing a city and a pending deadline. Owners face fines and possible dog seizures if delinquent on license renewals as officers plan a citywide survey and enforcement after July 1.
Joseph Cann arrested Sunday with Wealey Lahue and Albert Tohna for violating state prohibition laws. Judge B A Hilligagat ordered $100 bond, probation, and 60 days in county jail after liquor found in a wagon and tied to Cann’s home. Moonshine and related items discovered. Cann previously warned for similar offenses.
In Texas County court the post of notices lists parsons and property items under inquest. The document outlines hours and deadlines for Friday miranda related matters and identifiers implying pending actions or depedence at local Baeritts pitti.
Philadelphia news reports on a Fullerton Labor Board ruling altering wage raises and working conditions for railroad workers. The decision addresses craft versus general office pay, denying blanket parity and stressing separate agreements for different employe groups. It notes wage reductions and potential impacts on the national agreement and public perception of labor relations.
Fairmonters show strong interest in a citizen military training camp at Camp Kno3 near Louisville Kentucky, starting July 20 for four weeks. The move aims to register men and boys ages 16 to 36, with an eventual expansion and no immediate military obligation.
The annual Odd Falcons gathering will host about 600 members of the Joeit lodge on Tuesday July 14 at the Odd Pettowa hall. The dinner marks the lodge's big yearly meeting with a program including installation of officers and a menu of cold dishes starting at 7 p m.
Teachers and local leaders report most Fairmont and surrounders boys are working this summer, many at manual labor while wage cuts loom. The figures show earnings and savings drop from last year, with two youths officially unemployed. Community leaders note football training drives job choices as scouts and students scramble for pay.
Citizens in Mingo county enroll as volunteers for two companies authorized by Gov Mor proclamations. Ninety five men have joined. expected to reach 130. A meeting at the court house will organize, with volunteers electing their own lieutenants.
A busy gathering at the M P church featured Rev C B Hoiator addressing Want Virginia section and praising the fine eduténcn. A siren report from the Bluefield conventon was read. The public was invited to a later messin and an able crowd attended. The annual Sa iy event was held by the syncvthra committee.
Sea Scouts spearhead a civic project to establish a new ground area for instructing youth in seamanship. They organize workshops and recruit volunteers to prepare the site, aiming to teach navigation, boating safety, and community service.
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