Thanksgiving Day Mining Standstill Report
A disordered transcript notes miners in the Fairmont region and Monongahela area on Thanksgiving Day. It describes reduced production, railroad slowdowns, and coal deliveries, with figures for loads, car counts, and regional orders affecting operations across Monongahela, Western Maryland, and Baltimore and Ohio routes. Officials plan an Interstate Commerce hearing and advisory board meeting to decide next steps.
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Workers of America
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Aiouday
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Monongahela
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Sonongahela
Maryland
B&o
West Virginia
Yanday
Charleston Hojon
Monongabela
Sasviyanin
S. Brackett
Northars
Washington
Cormunaton
K Advisory Bourg
Advisry Board of the North
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Virginia
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Chaol
Fairmont Nigh
Frbhy Ovenine
Rubber pavement dreams and Payta’s drought news
By The Way surveys rubber sidewalks as a future cure for nervous city life and notes Payta Peru remains dry with no rain expected before 1923. The column mixes wit, science talk, and cultural asides, hinting at civic upgrades and public amusements.
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Payta
Peru
Fragmented Warburg Memoir Reveals Turbulent Washington Night
A garbled wartime letter from Gamaliel Turkey in Washington describes political tensions and a looming execution. The author references President Harding, interior department talks, and pressure from Republican figures while noting public wartime morale and pledges to support national aid.
Expert Decision On Case Friday In Drovt Court
Prosecution attorney W. Magom argued against a new trial for Susman Laura a Italian defendant convicted by a jury years ago for murder. Attorney A M Neelynarm contended the original trial was flawed. Judge W M Meridth reserved ruling and promised a decision Friday morning.
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Lyle
Bulldog
Round House
Madison Atroat
Neely
Manon
Judie W
Meredith
Bride and groom showered with city gifts during Trade Expansion Week
A long list of local businesses in Athens pledges gifts for the wedding of AY. H. Jenkind and Son Barbara at a parlor near the recuet house. Promises include shoes, a wedding announcement, a buscuit bouquet, and a cash gift plus a thousand dollar life insurance policy. The event draws planned entertainment and a large guest turnout during the festival period.
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AY. H. Jenkind
Barbara
Marstog
Troynay
Fairmont Shoe Hospital
Geil City Printing Company
Volonae
Tem
Leo
Mardanty
Blanche Tela
Kant Sidde
Hawguo
Tmopold
Fangue
Dridae
Meeting Touches Tense Talks in London Ulster Quarrel
London reports a first formal conference between government and Sinn Fein representatives and Ulster delegates. The talks touched on security measures in Downing Street terms. In Vancouver a protest incident flared as a crowd threw a bottle at Prince Edward, injuring none, with the assailant fleeing.
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Downing
Red Inday
Hotel St Francis Death Rumors Court Case Report
A chaotic fragment reports on injuries and a death linked to a party at the Hotel St Francis. The text mentions a comedian and a Labor Day event with unclear dates, referencing a Virginia incident and an alleged assault connected to an untimely death.
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Kinia
Trunk Company Office Shooting Leaves Manager Wounded
An undistinguished assailant entered the Pennsylvania Trunk Company offices in downtown Enidanticled today and demanded money before striking J. Colin, the manager, on the desk. The bullet pierced Colin's right breast. his condition is serious. The attacker claimed to act for hundreds of patrons.
Auto In the Latest Development At Franch aortay
A fragmentary report from Tatis notes a demonstration of an ordinary ante with foldinie wings showing two eagles, one for land speed and another for air travel. The event, held in a capital city, suggests a push toward powered flight and new propulsion concepts amid wartime efforts.
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Seine Blom
Mail guard standoff on stalled mail train ploy
Readers were told of a derailment era style incident aboard a moving mail train near Pittsburgh. Private Wassarman and Captain Hardy investigated a would be raider, identified as Coamar Sachs of Lackawanna, with ties to migratory worker groups. A later Auckland report notes Sir Thomas Vurkinoon warning radium oil is dangerous and ineffective.
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Wastoruian
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Tultimora
Washington
Timburgh
Teat
Funeron Mlurviund
Msi
Iminn
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Alinter
Wassarman
Washingtom
Someonnon
Washserman
Teowyng
Tardy
Sprigonwr Pad
Klin
Coamar Sachs
Lackawana
Huitalo
Philatelphia
Walle
International Association of Migratory Workmen
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Mall
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Thanksgiving Services Across City Churches
Rev Gordon Spears leads Talon Thanksgiving at First Baptist Corner First and Walnut and Diamond Street Methodist Corner Market and Diamond. Sermon titled The Godness of God in Action. Music includes organ, choir, soloist Miss Jean Billingaton, and special readings. Rev Ware to preach at Diamond Street Methodist at 7:50 PM on wealth and its source, with special music featured.
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Talon
Tommorrow
Thorn
First Baptist Church
Corner First Street
Walnut Avenue
Diamond Street Methodist Church
Corner Market
Diamond Streets
J. H. Gordon
Jehriian
First Bannet Church
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Cowen
Brown
Hyra
Mayer
Claude TH
King
C. Broomtion
Jean Billingaton
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J. E. Gordon
W. G. Waa
Thoreb
Ware
Moray
Special Trains For Grid Game And Thanksgiving Travel
Special trains run from Fairmont Morgantown for the Grid Game and Thanksgiving. B&O and Monongahela routes offer extra coaches and several departure times from Fairmont, Morgantown, Clarkaburg, and Parkmont with special trains to Morgantown and return services later in the day. Extra ticket office opened at the station to handle increased passenger demand.
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Jury Gets Damage Case Late Today
The court heard Maggie Blackwood and Monongahela Valley Traction company in a damage suit. The defense finished testimony as judges and attorneys prepared instructions for the jury, with the case set to continue in the afternoon session.
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Maggie Blackwood
Monongahela Viernotion Company
Thie Son
Meredith
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Monongsh Valley Traction
No Paper Printed Tomorrow Announcement
The West Virginian notifies readers that no issue will be published tomorrow to allow staff to celebrate a holiday. The note expresses well wishes and hopes the day proves pleasant for every reader.
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Freight Hoses Closed Thursday In Fairmont Rail Service
Freight houses will be closed Thursday for Thanksgiving with limited operations at Fairmont offices of United States Mail Way Express. Monongahela and B&O lines report reduced activity. large freight movement subdued as crews handle holiday schedule. 200 workers at Fairmont shops. B&O ran a 110-car freight from Grafton Thursday amid heavy traffic.
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Efrcion
Fairmont
United States Mailwae Express Company
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Grafton
Thia
Dogineer Bragg
Gonductor Dardess
Cops Round Up Eleven Drunks After Night Pace
Police arrested eleven intoxicated men in Washington Street after a loud drum and dog in the street disturbance. Officers pursued several escapees but Snider fired, wounding one. Mayor Conway fined the offenders five dollars plus costs. two paid extra fines and were released.
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Jeont Morch
Lutherans Special Services Tonight at Church
Lutherans plan special services this evening at 2 o clock in the church, with Rev. Roy Mayer preaching. The Woman’s Missionary Society will hold Thanksgiving offering services Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Paris reports the French navy warns ships to beware approaching English channels amid rising tensions.
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Grave” Lutheran Congraxation
Roy Mayer
Hueme
Woman's Minionary Society Rill
France urges action on land armament at talks
Washington report details frantic discussions as France presses for decisive backing from major powers. Delegates debate whether to issue a formal declaration, with eyes on an express written response during the conference.
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Poverty, murder, and prison riot in tornt era city
Chicago reports a brutal murder as Thomas Cuthherwood 26 strangles Mrs Betty Sharples over poverty driven stress. The tale details bank records and desperate acts, alongside a Galway Ireland prison revolt with prisoners seizing keys and setting fire to blocks.
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Thomas Cuthernead
Betty Sharples
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Usherwood
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