Miners Army Marches in West Virginia Clash Report
Sheriff Chafin reports armed confrontations between Logan county factions as miners’ army moves from Marmet toward Mingo county. UMW officials Mooney Keeney meet Brigadier General Bannholtz seeking to halt the march to avoid conflict. Mrs. A M Baker heads to Freehold New Jersey after Baltimore visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pon
W. Va
Chafin
Charny
Logan County
Shea
Madison
Fea
Marmet
Nty
Oltz
United Mine Workers
Fred Mooney
Boone County
Mingo County
Keeney
Mooney
H. H. Baniholtz
War Department
Bannholtz
A. M. Baker
Baltimore
Freehold
N. J
Peter Vredenburgh
Profit Talking Values Setback on York Stock Exchange
Market leaders rose briefly on August 26 but retreated as profit taking and weakness in specialties like rubber offset gains. Call money opened and renewed at 5 percent as the market tempered before noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
York
Lors
Stock Exchange
Shorts
Big Dirigible Tragedy Claims 16 American Lives
Reports detail the loss of 16 Americans on a giant airship with officers and enlisted crew listed by hometowns and duties. The article notes which officers did not embark and highlights Commander Richard E Byrd and Lt Clifford A Tinker as notable survivors linked to Washington and prominent circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ohiwater
Fla
Mateus” i. Esterly
Washington, D. C
Valentine N. Bieg
Bryn Mawr
Charles G. Little
Iven
Berryport
Mass
Aller
Denver
Col
Robert Galore
Iwensboro
L. B. Crowely
Souths Carolina
J. T. Hawes William Mo. M. Apay
A. J. Pettit
New York City
W. J. Steele
Bainbridge
Ind
George Welsh
Elgin
Nder R. J. Byrd
Wimehes Jr
Air Navigationater
P.D. “van Nostrand
Army Air Service
Washington, D.C
Raph G. Pehneyer
Berkeley
California
John B. Lawrence
Lincoln
Minn
Joseph B. Anderson
Hyattsville
Maryland
Clifford A. Tinker
Westfield
Telford B. Null
Colo
Washington Post
Com
R. E. Byrd, Jr
Richard E. Byrd
Dick Byrd
Byrd
Washington
Meridan Mansion
Sixteenth Street
Northwest
Lyon, Conklin,& Je ‘D Epany
Bandits Pass Nicaraguan Town in Pacific Corridor
Armed bands crossed the Honduran frontier into Nicaragua and seized the villages of Liffay and Somozo near the Pacific coast. Nicaraguan forces moved in to repel the invaders as a protest was dispatched to Honduras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Salvador
Republic of Salvador
Honduran
Liffay
Somozo
Pacific Coast
Manaugua
Honduras
Arrest Warrant Issued for Cement Company President
United States marshal leaves Cleveland for Canton to arrest Z. W. Davis, president of the Diamond Portland Cement Co., on a charge of using the mails to defraud. A. D. Breitstein cites Davis in connection with alleged switchings by Charles M. French of Chicago. bond set at 25,000 dollars.
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Cleveland
Canton
Z. W. Davis
Diamond
Portland Cement Company
Breitenstein
Davis
Chas, iV. French
Chicago
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Firestone
Beod el Petro
Winchester
The
Hiram Cochran
Welltown Pike
Binder
Double
Ia Sar
Coceran
Wwe
Cons
Ublic
Thomas
W. R. Elyett
Mira & Dunn
Jobiffe
Spivers. Tab Toe Asl Sa
Front Royal Road
Ikanesit
N. W. Solenberger
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