Getting Back to Work: Six Thousand Employed Amid Recovery
Reporters surveyed sixty Wheeling manufacturing plants on both river sides. About 5,800 workers were at work last week, with total capacity 10,155 hands. analysts expect more hires within two weeks. Riverside works resume plateau line operations. plate mill sections A B OC active, C idle, D to restart next Tuesday. overall production and double shifts planned to reduce idle time.
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The
Beatston
Benwood
Wheeling
Peetieman
Riverside
Plate Mill
Gill D
Tia
Mill D
Ube
Tubs
Meeting for young men and local notices in Mo
This afternoon at 4 at the rooms Prof E B War man of Chicago will speak on The body as the temple of the soul. A bookkeeping and penmanship class has begun and will meet Tuesday evenings. Also local items describe theft, elopement and a city court verdict on a Benwood damage suit.
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MO. A
E. B. Warman
Chicago
Lion's Mouth delight at Opera House by Ward-James Co
Amusements note a large appreciative audience enjoyed Henry Guy Carleton's Lion's Mouth at the Opera House. Ward-James Company stars Paul di Novara and Angelo, with Cooper as Dionysio and Miss Chapman as Pinera. a return engagement possible later in the season. Tickets via Washington and other cities, McLure House window.
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Henry Guy Carleton
Opera House
Ward-James
Ward
Paul di Novara
Mr.James
Aera Angelo
Mr. Cooper
Dionysio
Miss Chapman
Pinera
Bridgeport to gain Pine Now Business Block and Monastery
Bridgeport plans a new three story Pine Now Business Block with an opera house seating 1,060, to be erected by the Union Hall Association on Bank street. Also under construction the Naw Monastery adjoining St Alphonsus School will be built by M Enmerth with Ohio cut stone and pressed brick. The old jail on Hoff street will be torn down, and a new Back River bridge with three wagon tracks progresses toward completion. The city advances with street paving, water works, and building notes including additions on Main street and a new business career on Thirty sixth street.
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Bridgeport
Union Hall Association
Ays
Whosling
Bank Street
Naw
Too
M. Enmerth
Pew
St. Alphonsus Rodbial School
South Ketstreet
Ohio
Jon Bodley
St. Alphonsus
Capuchin Fathers
Market Street
Hoff Street
Murray Bros
Botlatre
Ohio County
Moundsville
Back River
Ohio River
Canton Wrought Iron Brides Company
Ballding
C. Gontherx
Main Street
Acostoft
St Luke's P.rch
J. H. Pipes
Toe Casualty Record from City Yesterday
Numerous accidents reported citywide yesterday. Walter Maker of Thirty-seventh and Wood streets nearly cut his fingers while chopping kindling. Fred Baker, captain of the South Side football team, broke his leg during a tour of Ohio near Cleveland East. William Feaner of Thirty-seventh and Wood streets badly hurt by a heavy nail falling. August Hoseman of South Bot street injured wheeling a lead pig. M Branells, Caldwell's son, had two ribs cracked when a horse ran off. A rail mill mishap grazed John Metan’s temple. Jacob Collabscher of Fort street injured by a missed bar of metal. John Lashborn of Upper Henwood injured at Riverside steel works, deep head gash. A horse bolted at North Wheeling, scattering a buggy. Night watchman J N Pritchard witnessed a foreign man fall near the A and C railroad tracks and narrowly escaped tragedy as an oncoming express train approached. A veterinary surgeon treated the wounded horse after a collision near North Wheeling. Additional notices offer shoe sales and travel discounts.
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Fred Baker
South Side
Ohio
Cleveland East
Wm. Feaner
Thirtth
Wood Streets
August Hoseman
South Bot Street
M. Branells
Caldwell
Helemont
John Metan
Jron
Jacob Collfabscher
Forttreet
Tivervt ‘Ka
John Lashborn
Upper Henwood
Riverside Steel Works
Sufferi Mt Palnfa
Acc
Horn
Stock Yard
Janet
Wall
J. N. Pritchard
Ber Vari
Mr. Pritchard
Henwood
Tibet
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I. G. Dillon & Co
Furniture
J. W. Blatchley
Orator
Pat Gost
Wire Coods
Wheeling Wire Works
Cnomatetin
Aimee
Alnee
Dwellia
H. Giffen & CO
Gotting
Chas, Lynch
LaBelle Will
Riverside Iron Works
LaBelle Mill
Isctory
Walwr BK
George Miller
Pittsburg
R A. Stewart
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Eod
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Janestassesass
China Co
Wilson Pan
Harry Kuoke
Folka
Edward Stein
South Math Street
Bessie Haines
North Wheeling
Maryland
Charles Dice
South Wood Street
Tube Works
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Nashville
Eighth Ward
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Markey
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Alfred Caldwall
Washington
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Ticuer
McLure House
la Fine Watch
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Benwood Junction
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James Prager
Hibberfeld
Georor L. Durst
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Tue Knights of Rest
Red Cross Oil
Tunnel Green
West Virginia
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North Benwood
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Twentyfourth Street
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Noble County
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Germany
Andy Albinger
Franzhein
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Fred. Schnepf
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Ladies' Reef Corps
Twelfth Street
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Knights of Rest
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Smith and Prince
Wheeling City Band
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Ep CosTerto
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