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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-12
WHILE THE STRIKE ZONE IS IN
cREAslNe, OPERATORS HOPE
1. THAT IT WILL NOT SPREAD
OVER THE STATE.
.gRGANZERs ARE At WORK
NEARLY SEVEN THOUSAND MEN
NOW AFFECTED BY STRIKE,
INCLUDING THE BOOMER MIN.
eRs.

CHARLESTON, w Va, Aug. 12.-
Growing ont Of the strike OF coal min.
ers on Paint Greek, which has been
on since the middle OF April. Is an or.
ganized movement having for Its pur.
pose the organization Of all coal min.
Sers in West Virginia for general
strike. Definite information TO this
effect has been received by state off.
cials through the operators In fields
now without apparent strike troubles
declare 1t unrounded, while the OIL
clals of tho union miners only partial.
Iy admit 1t.
With the exception OF a part OF the
Ranawha field and the northern Pan
handle the miners OF the state are no.
/; known members Of the union. Ws,ere
the miners are organized much trou
] BILE was experlencedfin in agreeing upon
anew wage scale when the old agree
ment expired April /. Agreements
were finally reached at practically all
the miuesse except Paint 4sreek, in the
5Kaaawha flela where about one.iiilh
! OF the lull force is now working.
The entire state militia, with the
exception OF two companies, which
were on duty at Peytona and Sterling,
is on duty on Paint creek. The Pey'
tona and Sterling troubles have been
settled and tomorrow the militia
there will return home, one company
to Charleston and the other to King.
wood
Statewide Organization.
Taking advantage OF the Paint creek
situation, the organlzeds for the Unit
ed Mine Workers OF America have
been attempting an organization
wherever coal is mined in the state.
How far they have succeeded is kept
from the public 1t is definitely
known, however. that they have gone
far enough to threaten statewide
tcontInued on Page Eight,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-12
Strike is SPREADING
IN THE KANAWAH FIELD
ANOTHER cANARD NAILED.

The story in the Times this
morning to the effect that there
was petition In circulation ask.
Ing for a change In the post office
site here is as far us a thorough.
investigation shows absolutely un.
founded: no one has seen such
petition and none have OF
course signed It. This question
has been fought out locally and
settled and there will be no
change in the location. The con.
tract will soon be let for the
building on the site now purchas.
ed and paid for, and where a good
deal OF preparatory work has al.
ready been done.
This seems 10 be a specie OF
political blackmail to deter the
West virginlan in its political
activities In behalf OF the Repub,
can ticket but the scheme will not
work. neother will It in any sense
OF the word alter the course OF
this paper.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-12
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Generally fair tonight and Tuesday
A Mans Store

When We offer stein.B!o:h Clothes
at reduction Of Is per cent, there Is
hardly anything mere to say.
steln-Bioch lie a mark Ct superiority
to Clothes as is Sterling to Silver.
About all we can do is to tell you
that this offer includes every Stein
Bloch Suit In the store.
Brand new this seasons conserva'
tive NJ ,dels In Blue Serge, Blue and
Grey mixed Novelty Cloths, Browns
In Scotch Homespun. Fine fitting
coed looking clothes with the Hart
ley assurance Of quality behind them.
"TAlLoR MADE CLOTHES
READY TO PUT ON"
The vacation Suit Case needs few
mere Ties Of the sort we sell at Hart
leys. A few more shirts with Mex
Gard features made by the best shirt
nakers Of the country.
A suit Of PaIamas or two, or a
Night Shirt, one of the "FAuLTLE2c"
slnce 1881 kind.
"A dozen Red Man Collars at for
csc will assure you Of plenty Of clean
linen and several boxes Of KElsER'3
y SllANoKERcHlEFs packed In a san
itary manner at 1oc and Csc, 2 for 2Lc
or three for 25c.
Easy, breezy, 3. V. o. or cool, com
Portable All Cell Underwear in athlet
.{Ie and regular styles.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-12
LABOR MEN GET TWO members
OF THE LEGISLATIVE TICKET
EDery District In County, ,E1cept Grd1ss1
Which Had No Candidate Repre-.
senfed On The Tcket-Mdnni;n0tOSl
District Fares Well.

The Marion county Republican con.
vention. held nt South Side Park Sat
urday afternoon, broke all county con
Icntion re?U;ds for attendance, eve /.
reid in this county regardless OF the
rainy wea har, which no doubt keat
r.any people away. The big grand
ttaLl was crowded anu hundreds OF
ptopls Sod UP in the a!sles at the
rear OF the seats. The convention was
called 10 order by w. L. Arnett, coun.
ty Chairman, ut o'clock, who called
J. G. Prichard to the chair as tempo.
rary chairman. and D. s. Ferry, OF
Warrington, as temporary secretary.
Upon vote OF the convention the tenn
porary organization was made perma.
nent. M. Prlchard in brief speech
put q good deal OF enthusiasm into
the meeting and mhde a, happy hit
when he said the Democrats were pre-.
pairing for another Democratic admin.
istration by providing a bigger poor
house for the county.
The chair appointed the committees
on rules and order OF business, on
credentials, and on resolutions; and
while the committees were preparing
their reports Hon. Geo. a. Laushlin.
u Wheeling, candidate for congress
in the First district, was introduced,
and while Mr.. Laughlin Is business
man and makes no preteations to pub.
lie speaking or oratory he made a
splendid talk that pleased his hearers
and the voters had good opportunity
to size their next congressman up at
close range, and they were not in any
senseo the word disappointed In him.
DR.. Hatfield did not get to attend
the convention as he expected 10 do
and many, OF course. were disappoint
ed in not seeing the next governor,
hut fortunately for those who wanted
to hear good speech the Hon. Mike
King. OF Elklns, was passing through
this way and stopped off for the con.
vention and made one OF his old time
Characteristic spellbindihg speeches
that convulsed the audience with
laughter and made some telling In,
dlctments against the record OF the
Democratic party.
The first nominating speech was
made by Mr.. Ira L. Smith, who placed
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-12
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EVIDENCE SHOWING MRS. TRosT
HELD FOR NUMBERING HuS.
BAND PURCHASED POISON.
PROCURING $4,000 LIFE lNsUR.
ANcE is ALLEGED MOTIVE FOR
THE MURDER.

(By United Press)

Wy tHlltu iltSSJ
PHILADELPHIA, August l2.-POsl,
tive evidence that Mrs. Freda frost,
held for the murder of her husband,
purchased a quantity of poison thu
day before her wedding, is said to
have been obtained by coroner's de.
tective today.
Detectives Paul thinks. that Mrs.
frost purchased poison at drug
store the day before the wedding and
eight days before Trost's death.
1t is alleged that Mrs. frost poIs'
oncd her husband to cause his death
and get $4,000 insurance which he
carried.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-12

George Boone. of Moundsvllle, is
ithe guest of his grandmother, Mrs.
Joslna Harr on East Park avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-12

Now that the fruit season Is on lad
iers will be needed The biggest and
cheapest stock Of ladders, both
straight AMI extension. in Marion
county are for sale by the F. p. Kel
ley Lumber Co. augl2.6t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-12

Miss Naibel Fleming shinn. wis
had been the guest OF Mrs. C. Willard
Embrcy. returned the latter part Of
the week TO her home at Clarksburg.
Mrs. 7. W, Boydston has returned
from a visit with relatives at Mounds.
vile.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-08-12

CONTINUED on Page E'uht.'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-24

a O%kOo0Olo eospaaV - ODSHIoS -
VlrIsais 80 U1Il WisIiaias
Tbs VtFNtAian P0gug Co unS oEIaR-
ired under tl,s Nassal hulgtts hSs -
ssptemb-r. 1919. for ~ puFpO.s -
acquiring al thr landH. uatpF rishaA,
-te oun-d ar congru5lea b. the ui11l
VIrEinsa Poser Co. the DUmilt1a
Power Co 81 West virEtuia. su1 -
I,lsullnion I'1asr 20. e vtFEinil. go
1T thr aruuisittu1 o. OfhsF u1bllE uEit
Hss properties oVeratinE 10 III utUaa
. Wsss VirEinks Th~ eapilnliEaail1
u TIE ViFEinian Poser ca. b - -
lOSs COnuaa STOCK s1thDTt1s4 ~
ros.uos. outstaBdinE. fs.opa.epo: ~
terrea sf0rk auiboriuld. os.oo1.gSo:
ouisiandiag. Sl.snu.ese. nm a. -
lstsrai trusi HurtEars ~ oEnt-
boads. dat-d OctSbsr 1. 1919. sd ~
t,.ring o-tS,er l. lSts. ouihnTtll.
Sfse,-o.e se.
Tha virEiaIan Poser CO. hes -
gun euusGrurtiua Of - uaKui1fy
siaam power station - tn hl1as -
th- Grrut Kanauha river - cabiS
Crrek. VI Va abous y MIR nuu.h-
EAST ~ ChSslsslOs The Ulnni Sill
have capacity 81 Is.o-s hlSSatia-
and uiil ~ lOeasra prsrticaliy q ube
a.outh ~ sryrIsi mioes ousEalinz -
Cabin Creek Juncri0a. fru1 uhAs1
rainrp she c1smlany can puEehaso -
iec-rnzry asl Tor ths 0UeraitUa - -
II Ian. The Haas prOrlds ~ ~ @l4I-
t.oa 81 abSsf So ulilsu q trun1Uns
.iOn iiB-s P-oetFatinE ~ rtsh Anlnr
IA ana Nsu River dtllTtrf coal allll
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nat tbs v.oUeT ruguiTrU-nis = ~
nsiu-- Souaaad in ~ distrtcl = p -
cess 81 Ios.Sso h0rneFDgeE- he W.
siuisn gAOWVr 10 HisO OSl- four E1i-
~r-uOGer SITES On ts~ Nru RiVgr. -
follouH.
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kiiOuataaL
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-24
CuRPrFR XXI


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lee ChtcAEn sodrela was -ui'
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-24

UrTB IBU1~
sas.. sn.i aver th~ cOuntFy for Ihe last
thru-e usDuin- hunthg hin svsTyUoere-
Ibsy have <iS-n w sPi arc starting
hpuss ts.siay They
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u-Snruiug r.st--r hns ~ man'a ptctuna
nnd !. fun ~ lara Th-y're ndver-
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Its wonder y~u bhv~st ~s-n -ssusr
tl,ihE
.Trais. ,I.sat TuR FiGbt We Brrer
ri s-hraEs Isafu-rA unapSusd tbe a.
ri. -Pleass give ~ that -s'rd quicE
". THY nay 81 away from ~. !
uiusuuly hlvs - esIcb theu
To usfpaa --ua- ias-k visa card
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thrtr h.sms They ns.ir tis-In fuii ana
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thpm In Ns-W York YVU'rc sure O.
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harry
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Fushp1l for tbe strEri,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-24
CHATTER XIII.

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-10-24
BREAKS 4 Guild II 4
FEN HlUSS PIPES
FIRST DOSE or pASEs COLD
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-08
WINS THE
pENTATHLON


CONTINUED from Page ~
|staffs floated American flags and
the second Norway's.
The Indian. Thorpe by his victory
Won his position as the legitimate
successor of Martin J. Sheridan as
an all round athlete. OF these who
entered this competition, the four
Americans. Thorpe. Brundadge. Dono-
hue and Menaul. started in all the
events and stayed TO the end with
the Norwegian, Bic the Canadian,
I.ukeman. and the Swede, Wieslander
The semi-finals and the tryouts for
the running high jump put the Amer
leans in the position of practically
owning the events, six representa-
tives of the United States qualifying
for the finals in both competitions
The 1000 meter race was less salts
factory, but was not entirely dsap-
pointing, Louis Tewanma of the
Carlisle Indian school Joseph Keep
er, Of Manitoba Louis Scott, of South
Patterson, and IT, r. Mcclure, Of
North Attleboro. Mass, qualified for
the fnals.
Register.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-08
JIM HARRIS
FAVORED BY
COMMITTEE
SUB COMMITTEE RECON-
MENDS ELIMINATION
OF PRIESTLEY
(Ry Associated press J

Washington, July S.-iThe sub
committee of the Republican Ma.
tional committee this morning con
sidered the Oklahoma contest o.
George c Priestley and James A
Harris for national committeeman
On behalf of Harris. Judge Ray
mond, of Muskogee, presented the
argument contending that the elec
ton of Priestley was irregular be
cause the Roosevelt delegates from
oklahoma to the Chicago convention
did not reman throughout the ses
sions.
Judge Raymond also contended
that as Priestley's name had appear
ed on the call for new party his
seat should therefore he vacated.
Priestley was not present at the
session.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-07-08
BOLD NEGRO YOUTH
KIDNAPPED GIRL

BOLD NEGGRO-24 ..... :. e.. ...
Levi Doolin, colored youth came
to town Saturday and procured a mar
riage license for himself and Cora
Bennett He swore that Cora was u
years of age. Judge Strang issued
the license only after the negro had
taken the oath.
This morning the parents and
brothers of the girl came to town
and swore cut complaint against
Dooin for kidnapping Cora TheJ
swear that Cora is but l6 years OF
age. that Doolin. after getting the
license came to their house and by
rointing cooked revolver at them
forced them to let the girl accom-
pany him.
1t is thought that Doolin and the
girl went to Oklahoma City and were
married Doolin will be arrested up.
on his return.