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Newspaper

The West Virginian

Location

Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1921

Page

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Empties Ordered Amid Coal Market Shifts

Reports from Johnstown Pa indicate railroad strike talk sparked renewed activity in coal shipments. Eastward demand rose while western exports fell, with 1,160 empties ordered and 728 requested by Monongah division, 189 to Monongahels, 43 to West land. Prices climbed slightly as Pool 10, Pool 9, and Pool 1 coal rose on the spot market. A deed filed in Morgantown transfers coal tracts worth $142,000 to Gilbert-Davis Coal Co.

Johnstown Businsea Penn Anja Iomenis jMzo Monongahels Virginia Westland Mouta Pennsylvania Agahnstown Yyorue Moro Ee Ray Ford Legion Avistors Tole Sahel Apo Ated Pool 9 Pool 1 Monongatin County Morgantown

Nonsensical Observations With Odd Sayings From Aged Riff

A jumble of quirky witticisms and misquoted lines touches on tariffs taxes insurance and trains with scattered references to Chicago police Princeton professors and a trackless trolley car. The piece reads as a collage of aphorisms and wordplay without a clear narrative or consistent source.

Y W C A Reading Rooms Add To Community Help

An article describes the Y M C A expanding and refurbishing its building for boys and young men. A club room on the second floor offers billiards chess and music with reading materials including Literary Digest Popular Mechanics and National Geographic. A junior room features Youth's Companion and The American Boy among others. A meeting of Y committees and the board of literature is planned. The piece ends with a short note on a motorless aircraft in Munich.

Xem. C. A Daily Papers American Popular Mechanics Saturday Evening Post Brain Power Sunset Scientific American National Geographic Camera Craft American Bay Saint Nicholas Congress Kenior Amor- Jonger Jean Post Field and I Outlook Harpers Collets The Christian Herald New York Times Washington Post Cincinnati Enquirer Lectora

By The Way Daily Columns on War Heroes and Global Trade

LVIN YORK tops our war heroes list with 171 Germans captured and a Choctaw Indian background. Second is Joseph Okla hombi who now farms in Oklahoma, while JAP Baron Shibusawa, head of Tokyo Chamber, urges a frictionless world commerce league to curb future wars.

Lvin York Joseph Oklahombi Marshal Petain Joe Oklahoma Menon Shibusawa Tokio Chamber of Commerce America

BNYS Leader Visits State Boys Work Secretary

The YMCA hosted State Boys Work Secretary Withee from Lawrence Massachusetts to boost boys work. He met with the Boys Work committee and local clubs in Mannington to support HI Y and Woodcraft leagues. Rotary and Kiwanis contributed to the State Boys fund chaired by ex Governor Cornwall. The program emphasizes character building and weekly youth activities supervised by young men. Members pledge to improve their school, help others, and pursue clean conduct.

Withee Withes Lawrence Mass Boys Mannington Rotary Kiwanis Cornwall Yyong Teague Fala Ehetatian Eneraaings Jn Clana Elon

Model City celebrates Health Week at Hall Hardware

Elizabeth Koleta of Fairmont high school led a civics project that built a 36 by 60 inch model city to honor Health Week. The city, named Manley City, showcases health beauty and convenience with streets designed for 60 feet wide main artery and 16 foot tree spaces. Built by students who served as architects contractors and horticulturists, the display includes a park playground M C A community hall theatre library and gym. It sits at Hall’s Hardware store for viewing. list of participating boys includes James Allard John Claybour Russell Crawford Fay Gaskins Guerin Johnston William Kaiser Hugh Michie Paul Moore and others.

Elizabeth Koleta Fairmont High School Hall Hardware Manley Emarmog Waco M. C.A Hall Hardward

Mining Institute to Banquet Soon in Clarksburg

The Clarksburg Mining Institute plans a mid December banquet at the Waldo Hotel for members and ladies. A committee led by C D Schlegel will arrange the event, aiming for a date before Christmas. Discussions covered proposed changes to West Virginia mining laws and included Evans Griffith and P McOlvin.

Clarksburg Mining Institute Waldo Hotel Clarksburg Sobie Eyningo Harrison County ‘Court House C. D. Schlegel William McClgin Ralph A. "Brown Spimller Court House American. Legion Chaddock West Virginia Evans J. Griffith Es .P.mcolvin William Wd R. A. Brown Harrison Rt House Ion Atant

Tax discount offered for October and November payments

City tax office announces readiness to receive payments. Residents paying all taxes in October and November qualify for a two and a half percent discount. P. Davib Troaau.

Monongah High Night Class Opens for Parents and Friends

Monongah High offers a 7 pm night school session for parents and community members. Fifteen cranes will demonstrate wheel gearwork while students study history, English, shorthand, typing, bookkeeping, cooking, and home economics.

Monongah High West Monongah High ‘School Olasey

Health Parade Feature of B16 Drive In Marion City

The Health Parade today featured bands and floats headed from Fou and Locust avenues at three o clock. Judges Major A A Knapp Robert C Miller and Mrs W H Conaway will award the aliver lovine cup from the Marion County Medical Association after reviewing from the courthouse. Miss Francine McMahon aided planning and praised for her work. floats will carry muslin balls colors and banners with boys and girls in costume participating. banners and emblems enhance the exhibit and public viewing is expected to be unusually good.

Fou Locust Avenue Gomes A. A. Knapp Robert C. Miller W. H. Conaway Marion County Med~ieal Association Francine McMahon West Virginia Cosjtuma

Lloyd George to sail for Washington for armament talks

London Oct 21 Prime Minister Lloyd George will leave for Washington November 5 on the liner Aquitania and is to arrive in time for the opening session of the armament conference on November 11. In Indianapolis Kansas miners called to resume work after leader Howat’s jailing, per a UMWA letter. Lisbon Oct 21 Antonio Granko premier and ex minister of marine Joss Male were assassinated during the military outbreak and new administration set up. Cody Wyoming Oct 21 Mrs Louisa Cody widow of Buffalo Bill Cody died at 78 from heart disease.

London Lloyd George Washington Indianapolis Kansas Alexander Howat Kansas Industrial Court John L. Lewis United Mine Workers of America Lisbon Antonio Granko Joss Male Cody Wyoming Louisa Cody Buffalo Bil Cody

Trial Over Runs Long as Rasce Chambars Case Proceeds

Williamson October 21 The second trial of Rasce Chambars id Fred Burdram continues in connection with the killing of J W Ferguson one of seven private detectives who met Geath in the Matewan battle. Court opened today with references to a Springfield 20 calibre rifle and standard ammunition.

Williamson Rasce Chambars Fred Burdram J.W. Ferguson Geath Matewan

Mayor Conaway Seeks Auditor Role in Prisoner Case

The police court case recounts Ed Perry a drunken prisoner accused of stealing funds and clothing from fellow inmates. Mayor Conaway attempts to audit the finances as Patrolman Digman testifies, disputing the claimed 80 cents and the alleged losses.

Conaway William O'Connor Ed Perry Tovbreak Tom Filnn Wilbur Snider Digman Alge

Health officer offers quarantine guidance for contagious diseases

Dr. J. Jamison urges strict quarantine to stop spread of scarlet fever and diphtheria. He notes several active scarlet fever cases and warns they could trigger an epidemic if containment fails. Citizens should cooperate and maintain quarantines, with families keeping precautions in their homes.

Jamison Fairman Ottlear

Rail freight up on three lines says Morgantown club

Morgantown Rotary heard C A Albright report seven hundred carloads of freight daily into Morgantown with overall freight movement rising on the B&O line Cumberland to Connellsville divisions. He noted 86 percent of normal eastbound business since October due to coal and coke output from Fairmont Somerset and Connellsville regions. Disputes on Connellsville Elkins divisions of Western Maryland Railway also surged since October.

Mononsahela Railway C. A. Albright Morgantown Fairmont Somerset Connellsville Connellaville and Elkins Western Maryland Railway H. G. Nutt Pittsburgh

Domestic Coke Plant to Resume Operations

The Dometslc Coke Corporation plans to resume domestic coke production on a Wednesday. The manager says the plant will operate at reduced force, aiming to dispose of all coke in Fairmont and nearby areas. More ovens may be charged if local demand warrants. a producer plant resumption is also anticipated, with several workers to be employed.

Corporation Ia Fairmont Y.M.C. A

Peabody Gains Control Of Coke Interests In Uniontown

A Uniontown Herald report says Frank Peabody of Pittsburgh and associates acquire controlling interests in Reilly Peabody Fuel and American Coke Corporation by buying Eugene Reilly and J P Monahan holdings. The American Coke Corporation, with 3 million dollars in capital, operates 480 ovens at Orient Payette county and 142 ovens at Linn Station, plus 242 ovens at Martin Fayette county, producing about 60 000 tons of Connellsville coke monthly. Associates include Wheeling Steel and Iron Company Midvale Ordnance company and Reading Iron company.

Uniontown Herald Frank Peabody, Pittsburgh, and Associates Reilly-Peabody Fuel Company American Coke Corporation Eugene 5. Reilly Pittsburgh Oas Julian Kennedy and Associates Orient Payette County American Linn Station Fayette County Martin Connellsville Peabody Wheeling ‘Steel'& Iron Company Midvale Ordnance, Company Reading-Iron Company

Raids Nets Several Prohibition Violators in County

County officers conducted raids last night arresting multiple violators of the prohibition law. Hollaway was taken from a Hamilton Street home where 60 gallons of mash were destroyed. Another residence on Sycamore alley yielded a quart of mash and a home-made whiskey still. Ferris and Watson were detained as witnesses, with all three held at the county hall for processing.

Life Home Hamilton Strest Arthur Moory Sycamore Alley Joo Ferris Frank Johar” Watson

Labor Board Decisions Stir Washington Amid Walkout Fears

Officials report from Washington as the Labor Board’s actions draw fire from unions and government leaders alike. The discussion centers on the board’s authority and possible steps to avert a walkout, with debate over direct or indirect union involvement and any potential move to open a formal labor board.

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