Miners Huddle Over Armed Actions Near Guyan Fields
Charleston dispatch reports 3009 to 3000 coal miners in Kanawha County met in Charleston to discuss organizing Guyan Valley fields in Logan County before the pending Pit mining strike. Officials warn an armed march could be treated as insurrection, while Gov. Cornwell cites possible second armed invasion and distribution of army and ammo. Huntington dispatch notes Cromwell's committee suspends activities as Kanawha miners withholds cooperation.
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Edwin A Morse To Slip From Virginia Shipyard
The 9,400 ton steel brig Edwin A Morse, named for Virginia & Truckline Corp’s VP, will slide from the ways at noon at Virginia Shipbuilding Corp in Alexandria. Miss Anna Morse of Bath Me will christen it. many Washingtonians are expected to attend. The Morse is said to be nearly complete, with service soon. The sister ship H Morse sailed from Baltimore with steel for Rotterdam.
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Reward Offered in Murder of Ida Virginia Carter
Howard Carter colored offers $50 reward for arrest and conviction of his wife Ida Virginia Carter's murderer. Her body with a bullet wound was found near her father Nathan Webb's home by Warwick station Fairfax county after she left Riverside to visit relatives. A stranger negro in a soldier uniform is suspected. search by county officials and city police has been unsuccessful.
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WATSON ATTACK DATA PUSHED TO FTC BY SENATE
Senator Jones demands facts from the Federal Trade Commission after its recent statement criticizing Senator Watson of Indiana. The Senate resolution asks who issued the statement, whether it was government funded, the distribution extent, and who received it.
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Indiana
Jane Republican
Washington
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