Coal Trade Injunction Talks Mark October Freight Shift
Discussion centers on coal transport and a pending injunction affecting operators in West Virginia. Officials report October freight totals higher than September with rail movements by C&O and B&O. attorneys advise on legal grounds as industry figures attend hearings in Washington and Atlantic City.
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Torouel Grafton Gateway
Ro-Allagheuten
Aversea
usaCd
Juden Anderson
Rome
United Moe
America
WAC
Se Jenkins
Anit
Hutchinson
Brooks Hutchinson
Creek Coal Company
Washington, D. C
West Virginia
Baturcas
D. Bhowailer
Connactet
Denver
Colo
Brock Shawal
Brock Shawal the Diamond and Forsat
Gavin
Xear
Elin Boall
Balerical Force
Pherle
Salzer
Weston Tolay
Gore S. Brackett
Southern West
Atlantic City
Suday
Duter
Atlantic
Dally R. J
By The Way: Housewife’s tough job and egg variety notes
Daily column discusses the housewife’s challenge to please a family with balanced meals and offers tips from a cook book. It recounts Mrs. E. Es Rowe of Green Village New Jersey who lost and recovered a $1400 purse through a newspaper ad, illustrating American honesty amid headlines of everyday life.
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E. Es Rowe Thome
Green Village
N. J
New York
Amer
Ican
Cuban sugar industry ownership blamed on American stake
During sugar profiteering, a common tactic was to blame high raw sugar prices in Cuba. Henry A. Rubino, a prominent sugar figure in Havana, notes Americans own about two thirds of the Cuban sugar industry, suggesting the system is healthy for Cubans and offering a lesson about subsidies.
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Cuba
Henry A. Rubino
Havana
Fairmont fund drive appeals for small gifts to aid Charity
The piece urges readers to donate at banks post office stores and theaters for Associate Charities argument that even small sums help save lives and ease hardship. It lists donors and totals and emphasizes every nickel or quarter can help. It notes last day of campaign and calls for generosity across the community.
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Fairmont
Ata
J.toothman
Western Girls’ ‘College Tend
L. P
L. L. Cate
Domestis
Frooks Hutchinson
Science
Lawrence Horah
C.seyseeeee
Ernest Sherwood
Jennie M. Fleming
Joseph Anwyll
B. Frank Byana
G. B. Hartley
A. Farley
E. L. Fort
Duckworth and Shreve
John C. McKinney, Jr
Chicago Dairy Co
J. T. Sloan
Levi B. Harr
Geo. H. Brobat
Black's Billard Parlor
Kemble White
Martin and Lent
Ritente Vc
Grimuley
Luke C
Arnett
Sarah DB
Rollo J. Conley
Gettings
Hito E
Lewis S. Thomas
B. A. Rock Wise
H.W. Showalter
Permits For Brewers Are Given Today
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes approved the first two applications from brewers for permits to manufacture and sell beer for medical purposes under the treaty regulation. Joseph Schlitz of Milwaukee and Piel Brothers of New York received permits to engage in medical beer, with more applications to be acted on rapidly if no violations or irregularities are found.
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Associated Press
Washington
Prohibion
Haynes
Joseph Schlitz
Milwaukee
Piel Brothers
New York
I.o
Prohibition funding sought by Congress in next year
Washington reports Congress will be asked to approve ten million dollars for enforcement of prohibition, an increase of two and a half million from the current year. Budapest notes dethronement of Charles and ouster of the Hapsburgs from Hungary by the national assembly. Moscow reports Russia will not be bound by Washington conference decisions and will resist comparable enforcement moves. Philadelphia notes five men robbed two tellers of the Coal Exchange National Bank of six thousand dollars. Terra Haute reports Indiana miners idle as United Mine Workers call no formal strike. Sistersville indicates a new oil well on Holmes farm near Long Beach flowing and gas encountered at Keene site during drilling. Tokyo reports Premier Hara fatally stabbed at a Tokyo railroad station.
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Moscow
Chitcherin
Patents Nations
United Sites Today
Russia
Terra Haute
Indiana
John Hessler
United Mine Workers of ‘America
Sistersville
Holmes
Long Beach
Keene Send
Civil War Vet Thomas Gillis Dies at 86 in Minersville
Thomas Gillis, Civil War veteran and longtime Minersville resident in Marion County, died early this morning at home at 86 after a week of illness His wife died 20 years ago He worked in coal mines with Gaston mines early in life and later with Consolidation Coal Company He served as a private in Company E Fourth Regiment Maryland Infantry He is survived by sons James Gill of Watson Wade Gill of Fairmont and Fanny Gill of Uniontown Pa Funeral services will be held at Cunningham chapel on Jackson Street Sunday at 3 o clock with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Veterans are urged to attend
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Thomas Gillis
Ciitizen
Marion County
Minersville
Mr. Gillis
Lone Tke
Gaston
Maryland Infanty
James Gills
Watson
Wade, Gilly
Fairmont
Fanny Gilly
Uniontown
Cunningham Chapel
Jackson Street
Woodlawn
R. L. Cunningham
Jon
Morgan urges Americanism in WV schools to curb radicals
Governor B F Morgan addressed 60th West Virginia Education Association meeting urging teachers to instill Americanism, respect for laws and institutions, and loyalty to the U S government. He warned radicals threaten established order and urged educators to focus on youth and community adults. He recalled being a school worker in Marion county and congratulated the association on its fiftieth birthday. The report also notes the creation of the Hust Side Building and Loan Association with $220,000 capital stock, offering shares and real estate mortgages under WV supervision.
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Jean
Morgan Bald
Ana
Marion
Enat Aide
Hust Side
State Love of
West Virginia
State ‘Bank
Noumea
D. Robinson
Charles
Jones
Swestingeh
Steph Vangilder
RL Adoknson
Dorsey Pople
Provident
Stephen Vangilder
John M. Eisner
Carl D. Springer
P. B. Swearingen
Frank R._Amos
Board of
Mrs Mary Riggs Dies At Hospital
Mrs Mary C Riggs aged 67 wife of John N Riggs of White Red Station died this morning at Cook hospital after long illness with cancerous affection She was born June 22 1864 and is survived by her husband daughter Mrs Let Shroyer sisters and brothers Miss Clara Reynolds Mrs T A Watkins Miss Anna Reynolda Mrs Andrew Riget Les Reynolds and James Reynolds of Utah The funeral will be Sunday at 10 oclock from White Rock church with burial in Rex cemetery.
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Mary C. Riggs
John N. Riggs
White Red Station
Cook Hospital
Let Shroyer
Clara Reynolds
T.A. Watkins
Anna Reynolda
Andrew Riget
Les Reynolds
James R. Reynolds
Utah
R. C. Jones
White Rock
Rex Cemetery
Father and Son Meetings Booked
The article lists committees for the Father and Son program on the Haat side with names for Publicity Taystation and Program committees, Dinner group, and central leaders. East side participants align, large attendance and banquet planned, central committee to meet tonight at 7:30 led by Floyd Cole, with the Fatherlean Boys committee chaired by A. Garrett and members W. Conaway Hawkins Lanham Cole Hawkins and Frankhouetz.
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Ray_ Pitcher
L. Cook
William Schatter
R A. Johnston
R. A. Johnston
George Shomatter
Hustead
Nuaum
E. Karna
J. A. Swiger
E. Mason
E. C. Nurum
George Golebank
Algo
A. 1
Garrett
W. Y W. Conaway
Eysel Hawkins
Ward Lanham
M H. Cole
G. Mo Hawkins
Forront Fankhouetz
Scout Meetings On For Tonight
Scout meetings are scheduled tonight for several troops. Troop No 2 meets at 7:80 at the scout headquarters in city building, Troop No 4 gathers at 7:20 at the Presbyterian church, and Troop No 8 convenes at 7:30 in the First Mow church scout room. Scout master Mr 0 Shields will be in charge.
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Rcout
Presbyterian Church
Boy Scouts
Firat Mow
Charre
Masons Plan Evening Program at Joint Lodge Meeting
A joint Palimbat Lodge 9 and Acacia Lodge 157 Masons will gather at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 this evening to mark the 76th anniversary of George Washingtons initiation into Freemasonry. Addresses and a suited program are planned detailing Washingtons early lodge connections and later status as master of Alexandria Lodge. A census note references county library sizes and 1913 diesel engine fittings.
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Palimbat Lodge
Acacia Lodge
Masonic Temple
George
United Mine Workers file appeal against injunction in federal circuit
CHICAGO November 4 Attorneys for the United Mine Workers of America filed in the federal circuit court of appeals a petition for an appeal from the injunction issued in Indianapolis last week by Judge A B Anderson barring the checkoff system of deducting union dues from miners salaries by coal companies The Pittsburgh district board of miners union also announced a special meeting to call a strike at midnight Monday November 7 in response to operators continuing the checkoff system
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workera
Amak
Pittabursba
Robert R. Gibbons
R. WeeGaranah
Pittsburgh Producers Association
Fairmont Trade Expansion Week Planned in City
Live business leaders in Valemont gather to announce Fairmont Trade Expansion Week from November 29 for seven days. Merchants, windows decorated, special exhibits, banquets, and planned entertainments aim to show locals and nearby towns that Fairmont merchants offer the best value and quality.
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Sacon
Valemont
Chambers of Commerce
Fairmont
James G.walton
H. J. Ross
E. CG. Joner
Bert
Leopold
Harry ‘Leat
M. M. Blumberg
Niky Wale
Daa
Fairmont Imerthants
Patr- Mont
Rev Moser Installed as Pastor at Fleming Memorial
Rev. D. M. Moser was formally installed at Fleming Memorial church last night. He comes from Astorato in Southern Michigan. The service featured Rev. E. M. Rittenhouse of Weston as vacancy board chair and Rev. Ferguson of Buckhannon delivering the pastor’s charge. Rev. Fermson spoke on duties and obligations of a lank minister of the gospel. Rev. Beeman of Grafton gave the congregation a strong, convincing address.
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D. M. Moser
Fleming Memorial Church
Rev. Moser
Astorato
Michigan
Wag Delly
E. M. Rittenhouse
Weston
Ferguson
First Presbyterian Church of
Beeman
Presbyterian Church of
Grafton
Disastrous Fire Rips Weehawken Area and Freight Yard
A massive blaze swept the Weehawken waterfront, destroying a five story flour warehouse and a line of 80 loaded freight cars. Fire officials reported the loss could be substantial but exact figures remained uncertain as investigators assessed the scene.
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Prean
Indicted Mine Workers Held On Bond Delays
Meenet Now In Cut by the Associated reports Williamson county indictments against Keeney and Mooney linked to an area industrial strike. They face charges of conspiracy and insurrection. Bail set at 419,000 each as prosecutors push trial date for late November.
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Associated
Vroey
Charleston
Dent C. F. Kenney
Sid Sebre Ie
Pius Susana
Tulsi
Ameri
Rom Williamson
Mertay
Mooney Wate
Tak Kanavdia
Hoane
Marrck
Keeney
Sue Moondy
Bitngo
Vil Sion
Equity
Logan
Cou
Crmei
da Kazowha
D_Bailey
Minis Gircult
hPa
Gym Class Men Have Big Event At Y
Members of the gym class under Physical Director Bint Yand discuss the season at the Y. Dr H. Le Satterfield leads the coaching program with J. Ov Watech delivering a short address on club aims. Boxing matches feature Major SOD and Bil Bailey as notable fighters in a brisk evening event.
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Mmembers
Estos Jon
H. le Satterfield
J. Ov
Watech
Alma
Dr. Carter
Fleming
Bil Bailey
Brady
Fane
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