Fairmont Coal Market Talks Amid Strike and Freight Strains
In Fairmont region notes the coal price pressure and strike talk ripple through industrials as rail disruptions loom. Reports cite freight rates, marked quotations, and coal shipments by North West West Virginia divisions, with Northern West Mid Con Operaters and B&O routes highlighted and a Thursday morning directors’ meeting at the Fairmont club referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Kentucky
Detroit
New England
Northern West Mid Con
Anspela
Diffenderter Mere H
Dutrenitertter
Phileiphia
Northern W. Vn
West Virginia
Alpe
America
Arlington
Curtla Bay
New England ‘Transportation Company
Sou
B. & O. R. Weeday
Continos
Fragmented Observations Reflect Harsh Public Mood
A garbled montage of quotes and garbled phrases hints at social critique and satire. The passage references landlords, laws, price their labor aim to provoke, and modern lovers with platinum hearts. It suggests political tension, class pressures, education, and moral judgments amid a charged public atmosphere.
By The Way and World Notes Blend In Lee Columns
A mixed column discusses American tax burdens on a typical New York family and cites the Real Estate Board of New York. It critiques tax cuts as necessary while touching on education policy in Bavaria and economic shifts in Europe. It reflects on language policy, foreign trade aims, and the pace of transportation changes from horses to autos to flying machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sam
Real Estate Board of New York
Congress
Union district school property auction notice 1921
The Board of Education of Union district offers for sale at public auction on Saturday October 16 1921 the old school house and lot at Bentown Ferry under portion of the new lot deeded for school purposes. Sale begins at one o clock terms made known at sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of Union
Bentown Ferry
Coed Forester Student Aims for Forestry Engineering
Caroline Kessinger, a Portnsylvania State College freshman, plans to gain forest ranger experience this year and later work as a forestry engineer on large reforestation projects. She never missed a day during four years of high school and college, and recalls the tough meals at her prep school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Caroline Keysinger
Orester
Portnsylvania State College
State Collega High School
Ane
College Foreatty Au Dente
Duimer School
Weather clears for West Virginia Wesleyan race at South Side Park
Rain expected to ease as fans gear up for a Saturday afternoon football game at South Side Park. Despite soggy grounds last year, organizers anticipate a large crowd for the event with tickets advised to be secured early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hich
South Side Park
Unemployment Session Discusses Relief Efforts in Ely City
Representatives of local organizations met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss unemployment in Ely. The group planned methods to aid workers, coordinate relief through Salvation Army and churches, and connect with County and City officials to assist those in need. The meeting adjourned until next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyic
Elty Mat
Chamber of Commerce
Patement
Nogersky
Tuoaday
Charitlany
Salvation Army
Want Another Coal Inquiry Ends West Virginia Field Probe
Representative Foster of Ohio proposed a new House inquiry into coal conditions in West Virginia. The measure urges a dedicated mine and mining subcommittee to conduct the investigation, signaling continued legislative scrutiny of the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West
Virginia
House
Foster
Ohio
Funeral notice for Albjart Merrifield in 1821
Attention and fellows of Odd Fellows are called to the funeral of Brother Albjart Merrifield at the hall on Thursday September 22, 1821, at 1 PM. Signed by O. B. Maddox Noble Grand and J. L. Labboh Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albjart Merrifield
B. Maddox
Noble Grand
J. L. Lbboh
O'Hare Escapes From City Jail In Probe Of Parole Violation
James O'Hare fled from the city jail after luring a young woman into the women's department. Chief Salder, observing the scene, reported two prisoners were moved. O'Hare remains at large amid police pursuit. The case involves parole violations and a youth’s alleged marriage in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Hare
Salder
O'Hare
J. B. Grimal
O'Rure
Theae Police
Women's Department
Bill Bowling
Hears
Sherman Slips From Officers
An unclear historical report details a person named Sherman evading officers after an incident involving the District Attorney Brady of San Francisco. It notes a grand central station meeting, a train departure to New York, and an auto escape with a red-haired woman. The text also mentions the MiB Church and a breakfast gathering, with scrambled names and scattered phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsw
York
A. Sherznah
Woo
Brady
San Francisco
Roscoe Arbuckle
Jeft
Harmon
New York
Vanluhad
Ato Gn
Swane
Grand Central Station
20Th Gantry
Chicago
Sherman
Dray
Catastrophic Explosions Kill 1,000 at Oppau Plant
Paris reports one thousand dead and thousands injured after a sequence of blasts at the Oppau chemical plant near Frankenthal in the Palatinate. The first explosion occurred at 7:46 AM during shift changes in a lab with 500 workers. Shocks shattered windows in Mannheim and Worms, with widespread devastation across towns.
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Paris
Oppau
Frankenthal
Abibo Palatinate
Mayenes
Huons
Mannheim
Jund
Het
Worms
Ophen
Frankfort
Kiwanis Club heard major Smith at weekly meeting
Major Smith president of the Kiwanis club received a warm welcome presiding at the first meeting in weeks. Dr Broomfield spoke the words of welcome and members applauded Smith for his service and membership. Francis McQuillan invited members to support the industrial exhibit and entertainment for Wednesday night. The club discussed plans for a one act minstrel show and travel damage to be addressed. Dr L D Howard announced dairy talks with Dr Nett and a lecture by Dr Leroy Dakin at a local church. The board authorized 250 dollars to the state Boys Betterment movement and considered raising dues to 60 dollars yearly. A windstorm in Tanbaville caused damage to Main Street buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Smith
Kiwanis Club
Europe
American Legion
Broomfield
Mim
Smith
Francis McQuillan
Stege Nelting
L. D. Howard
Fairy
Nett
Hixn
Not O
Jack Allbott
Leroy Dakin
First Baptist Church of Charleston
New York Olympia Sails Amid Return of Americans Abroad
The Olympia, a white star liner, left New York on Sept 21 as a large group of Americans who had been abroad began returning home. The voyage notes a notable number of displaced workers seeking reentry and positions, signaling renewed movement of citizens amid ongoing global events.
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Bleing Hone
New York
Olympia
Vena Adioum
Oh Listen Here Adams Lane Peers Unruly Tail of Winter Prep
Unclear narrative depicts Uncle Jacob and Hermione in a comic confrontation over fiddling, with Thomas and others mispronouncing phrases. The speaker contemplates preparing for winter, debating costs of new clothing and tools, and predicting the season's hardships. The tone is rustic and ironic, reflecting small town life and odd phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hayden
Thomax
Thomas
Jacob
Hermione
Steel
Barry
Wong
Jake
Hermlong
Temay
Sam Kemsn
Bert Leopold
Pershing Receives Grand Welcome in France
General John J. Pershing, commander of American forces, returned to France aboard a liner as naval escort vessels and torpedo boats saluted. crowds lined the harbor, ships fired salutations, and sea craft sounded horns in a celebratory display of welcome.
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Havre
John J. Parshing
France
Parshing
Atlantic
Parinda
Republican Ahead in New Mexico Vote Counts
Albuquerque dispatch reports partial returns from eight of New Mexico's 25 counties indicating F. Burson, Republican, leading by roughly two hundred votes. President Herding confirms air service chief Patrick was appointed today, amid a chaotic scene with uncertain results.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Yeaterday
Burson
AIR Service
Washington
Mom
Patrick
Cory
Jon Wivesry
Fraaidont
Porrios
Fairmont Mining School To Begin Under WVU Extension
Fairmont will host a mining extension course in the portable high school annex with instructor Adesh Crawford in charge. Enrollment fee is 5 dollars, payable in two installments, and attendance of 80 percent is required. The program begins in Clarkburg and Me Clare with plans for weekly meetings and a six to twelve week curriculum on mine chemistry safety ventilation and timbering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
West Virginia University
McF Xantown
W. Va
Clarkabors
Fairmont Minim
W.ere
Woealon
Adesh Crawford
Mt. Hope
Clarksburg
Clare
Carolina
Ida Mayrill
Gunson
Ir. Crawford
Callon
W. Rs TU. Wan
Union Conclave Signals Push for Higher Pay
Fragmented report on Indianapolis miners union convention with Philip Murray pressing for 4 percent wage gains and stronger recognition. Details cover planned actions, West Virginia trouble, and agency concerns. Also notes on union dues, member counts, and pay trends amid labor history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapsgie Seay
United Mine
Philip Murray
Lee Waleh
Murray
Ebla
West
Virginia
Minora
Actio Fredtest
Mr. Greaa
Ported i
Parking Case Up In Court
Dho Meht of the city of Fale faces a court action over a parking dispute with a store room occupier at the paint shop. The case, before Judge I B Suowalter and a jury, centers on a parking fine rising from Monroe street din and the contested $1000 demanded by the Hawker firm. City Attorney Albert Kern leads the city in the proceedings.
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Dho
Fale
Bitelneas
Ar Talieg
Charles E. Hawker
I B. M. Suowalter
Festus Ballab
John Connor
Ralph Peppap
J. L. Pitzer
Elworth Morgan
William ‘Denty
Fred Ploming
Job Springar
Andraw Prickett
M. D. Bell
R. Baker
Starter Conaway
Mewkar
Set-Denham-Flint
Monroe Street
Cormway
Walter R. Haggerty
Hawker
Showers greet Fairmont Polly and city forecast
Rain and gusts disrupted Fairmont as the forecast warned of a cold front. Morning skies cleared briefly then heavy showers returned, with winds steady and showers continuing into the evening. Citizens faced wet streets and delayed outdoor plans.
Harding Sendsy Senate Treaties Ratification Note
Washington transmittal notes show treaties with Germany and Hungary sent to the Senate for ratification. Harding backs Senate action as House records the transmission to the Capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Senate
Washington
Germany
Hungary
Chnstead
Capitol
House Mensourer
Brady Station Monon Any and The Meekeecraee Brownbvilla
Brady Station Monon and Monon Any appear in a cryptic listing including The Meekeecraee Brownbvilla, suggesting a local directory or notice with unfamiliar proper nouns and unsettled phrasing. The fragment hints at place names and possible property or station entries without clear dates or actions.
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Ils
Saag la Mun
Hare Sen Ul Dows
Fe Hart
Mustia
Tome
Celves
Weacher Wooent
Diermament
Ani
Troland
Mets
Sehool
Curressi
Rench Langage
Landeg
Connecticut
Ron
Yrsale
Keefer Pears
Fairmont Oakland Sales’ Company
Meredith ST
Caroline Kessinger
Fairmont Oakland
Bades
Farmington
Edward Cape
Eaplosin
Rhine
NIGE
Tanbaville
Kant
Hess
Adam S. Lane
Pershing
ERS
Murrays
Mining School For
Snider
Joe [Hawkins
Tuomas Doveny
Doveny
Art
Albart J. Kern
Jattantion
Interent
Cary
Ax Jywolk
Ial Wind
Eracs Futrontut
Ehete Pianos
Dusinéaa
Ibetr
Brady Station
Monon
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