Cy Tells How He In Rebuilds Feud
Cy recounts how he became involved in a long standing feud and outlines steps taken to resolve tensions. Community figures, including local leaders, weigh in on the dispute and its impact on nearby neighborhoods.
17 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1921
Page
1
Cy recounts how he became involved in a long standing feud and outlines steps taken to resolve tensions. Community figures, including local leaders, weigh in on the dispute and its impact on nearby neighborhoods.
A morning accident near Hammond on August 29 claimed the life of Mrs. Moore. Witnesses described a curve and obstructed view, an approaching train, and a woman lying face down in a ditch. Coroner J. La and a jury opened the inquest as engineers and crew testified. The mishap involved two trains and a throttle closed near the curve. authorities continue proceedings.
Daily column notes a quirky will: EWall declares Henry Atwood must forfeit 130000 if he smokes a cigarette and Ivans penalty applies if he drinks alcohol. The piece then moves to social issues, HOBOES union aiding labor secretary to tackle unemployment and consider detours like tramps dodging work as a supposed fix.
A collage of odd phrases and sensational snippets outlines various topics from weather and crime to pop culture. It references humidity, profiteers, fishermen, religion, Arbuckle, old ads, silly maxims, and notable names like Edison and Chaplin, with scattered claims and speculative statements.
In a drizzly hush at the New York navy yard thousands gather to honor 15 airship crewmen who perished in the ZR-2 disaster. Secretary Denby and British attachés attend with floral tributes as caskets lie in common bier before a solemn service. Seamen wear mourning bands and crepe as officers guard the graves.
William Harris a colored man confessed to breaking into Thomas W. Fleming’s lamp on First Street last Wednesday night. Evidence included footprints around the porch and windows, prying marks, and multiple fingerprints on the transom. Chief Snider used indirect questioning to elicit the confession after Harris claimed hunger and fear of being caught with the lamp. Harris was arrested near J. F. Worthington’s Gaston avenue residence while fleeing the scene, with the burglary tools in his possession.
All ex service men are requested to gather at Cunningham Funeral Parlors at Monroe and Jackson streets on Sunday September 18 at 1 PM to attend the funeral of Comrade Ray V Atha. Uniform will be worn.
Fans flocked to Martin's book store for the 1 pm sale of tickets to the West Virginia versus West Virginia Wesleyan game next Saturday. Indications point to a large crowd and possible increased venue capacity as sales spread to other locations. Local rivalry and strong fan interest are driving a dramatic rush as the event nears.
Three unmasked robbers held up the Sells Floto circus treasurer at Vancouver Washington last night. They obtained between 28 000 and 20 000 in cash and drafts, according to a Vancouver report. The heist occurred during the Portland Oregon area crime wave described by Associated Press.
In Pittsburgh on September 17 the General Council of the Alliance of Reformed Churches opened with about 250 delegates, chiefly foreign clergy. American ministers were delayed in their home cities.
The body of Private James H. Shuttlesworth of Ida, killed in foreign service, has arrived at Hoboken N J and will be shipped to the city for burial. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Shuttleworth of Ida May. Burials planned at Woodlawn Cemetery with services at Cunningham Morgue on Jackson Street. Ex service men urged to attend. Crawford Michaels of Fourteenth Street and Farmont Avenue died after surgery in a Baltimore hospital. body to arrive tomorrow by Baltimore and Ohio train at 1 42 PM with funeral arrangements to follow.
A fragmented plea urges the city to fund a charity drive led by Associated Charities, requesting a new typewriter to aid literary effort and public appeals, arguing the campaign benefits the needy and local culture. The piece wavers with garbled text and stream of consciousness remarks about writers, machines, and civic support.
The mayor and city solicitor of Fairmont returned from a West Virginia tour studying milk inspections in Parkersburg Huntington and Charleston. They gathered data on salaries and health measures and plan a report to the city board. The visit noted part time veterinary positions, health and bacteriologist roles, and monthly fees for milk dealers.
Kansas City, Sept 17 A one cent a mile rail rate will be available to World War I veterans attending the American Legion national convention to be held here The trunk line association of railroads recently voted reduced rates for veterans and their families according to the Legion's national convention committee executive chairman.
The county grand jury met Monday night to consider evidence that witnesses were tampered in the Roscoe Arbuckle murder case regarding Miss Virginia Rappe. Secretary Harry Kelley said the jury also aims to clarify doubtful points in the medical attention given to Miss Rappe, with testimonies of attending doctors possibly being peeped.
President Harding and his vacation party arrived in Hampton Roads aboard the Mayflower during the night and went ashore in Norfolk. The president planned a round of golf at the Norfolk Country Club with his companions.
A mining accident near Glendale Bay left one miner dead and another injured. The incident occurred near Carnigie in Pittsburgh, with witnesses noting the men resided in Glendale. Police and officials investigated the scene as workers were removing debris from the mine shaft.
Faith Sigourney of Boston and Mola Oll a from Philadelphia are listed among participants in the Middle Atlantic lawn tennis championship. The report notes results with names and cities, highlighting contenders from New York and Boston.
In Louisville on September 17 organizers of the Ku Klux Klan declare they will seek an injunction to stop the mayor from blocking their scheduled meeting, asserting their constitutional rights of free assembly and free speech.
The Red Cross plans a big canvass starting tomorrow with the Lads Auxiliary of the American Legion and Chamber of Commerce members touring the county to meet ex service men. About twenty five names were sent to the squad yesterday and more are expected as settlements aim to reduce unrest by addressing claims promptly.
An official national advisors committee urged President Harding and Secretary Denby to seek a Zeppelin type airship from Germany to replace the lost airship, advising continued investigation into a dirigible program as a national aerospace priority. The request reflects goals of modernization and strategic air capability in the early postwar era.
In Belfast Ireland Sept two boys were wounded amid serious disorders in a district described by locals as turbulent. Intermittent clashes continued as intervening figures sought to quell the unrest and maintain order.
A fragmentary report notes Shackleton and crew departing Antarctic waters to pursue exploration across the South Atlantic and Pacific, with uncertain details about routes and distant destinations.
A fragmented notice indicates a planned gathering or event this evening in Fairmont with arrangements by Fairmont Roll and associated parties. Details are unclear but mention of a train to Gratton and a September timeframe appears.
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