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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
PROTEST OF THE
GERMAN-AMERICAN CENTRAL
UNION OF WEST
VIRGINIA.

Estate Branch % the German.
American National AllianceJ
Editor lntelligenCer. Sir.
In view Of the false. unreliable
and insulting statements IN the
English press OF this country
about the people Of the German
Empire. the German Emperor and
the German Army and Navy. We
mphatically protest against such
misrepres cditOrlally and
otherwise. generally INDUCED in
BY the majority % the English
press
About one-fourth Of the people
% the United States are 81 Ger
man birth or ancestry who have
done more than their fair share
from early colonial times until
nov iu securing our berty. IN
fghtuE 10 preserve the Union. m
up-building the Nation boz every
department Of commerce and IN
dustry and IN fur'hc-ing cultural
Developments.
We therefore have right 10
insist. and do insist. tha: he
American press shall present .fs
Information DO an unbiased and
impartial manner and itq @dl-
torial comments shall a. FAR a.
possible. be without prejudice or
hatred 90 any class 81 American
citizens and it 's huf fair in these
trying times that tho American
spirit Of fair play shall be- e1er-
r.sed 20 further good FEELINGS
among American cifizcns ~ every
extract lon
Yours respectfully.
FTDEIIS RErsTER.
President.
e. " BENTE.
Secretary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
EMERGENCY CURRENCY
LAW BETTER THAN new LAW

moved on July 3lst. but his successor
mas not yet been appointed Mr.
Ntadies resignation was requested
mat action being based On si1 speci-
nc eharges preferred By Guy r New
ION post Office Inspection Who. kea-
die friends say and the Republican
met bers OF the states congregational
deltEauou affirm. vas Dispatches To
Williamson especially for the purpose
OF trump.ng up charges.
headle was given the privilege o.
lgnlns or letting the records show
that DO was removed from the service
re declined 10 resign. declaring Ia his
brlet that 70 do 30 was 20 admit the
truth OF the charges against him.
which he denied Individually and coll
lccuyely. He furnished the depart
ment with much proof Of decidedly
strong character TO show his limo
ctnce, but % vas OF no avail In fact
u nile many postmasters OF Republl-
can or Progressive hue have been
ousted from the servive before the ex-
piration OF their commissions 20 make
place for faithful adhereuts OF the psr.
~ IN power under identically similar
circumstance. the defense OF none OF
ihem was az strong and conclusive As
that offered by Keadle
GoN TO Retsiiate.
The depOsed postmaster's case has
been handled here by Senator Con and
CONGRESSMAN az Large sutherland
They have worked hard on the case. a.
% appealed 70 them as a particularly
meritoriOus one. In retaliation. Sen.
ator Con threatens TO hold Up the an
pointment Of keadle's successor indeii-
nitely
Mr Keadle f. well known through
out West virginia. For many years be
was a field deputy In the internal rev
enue service. being appointed TO that
service BY a. y. White When Mingo
county was created he was the FIRST
sheriff lie has been a familiar and
popular figure al all Republican con
FentiOns for many years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
lsy Charles Brooks snl,hl

NoN kNaFen bFaoka SmIfn.N
WASHINGTON. d c. Aug Is. -
Hon ~. A Kendall. former state
treasurer ~ West Virginia and United
states national bank examiner. now
held AGENT for one Of the largest
banks in Pittsburgh. d. here as a rep
r"seutative OF the Pittsburgh clearing
nous" association Tor the purpose OF
arranEins with the Secretary OF the
treasury for approximately $40. 600. -
N'o new national bank currency which
d. being issued now under the AID
rich.Nreeland law 20 cope with tho
emergencies imposed by the war OF
Europe. Part OF the sum mentioned
has already been issued and forward
cd 20 the Pitts burrh association and
there
III was fortunate that the new cur
rency law wasn't In operation a. TINS
time declared Mr. Kendall ut
would not have met the present sit,
uation near 20 quickly. simply ana
satisfactorily as the Aldrich Nreclani
law D. Tar and away superior 20 the
new banking and currency act. and a
ereat many minds that thought con
fraWise are now appreCiative OF that
fact The Aldrich -Ereeland law NAV
De improved on doubtless. bur the
present contingency has proved that
doubtless n wasn't improved on by
the new Eo-called Glass currency act.
u is very simple matter for the
banks 20 Eet money under the law
under which the new currency is be
INK issued. They bring their eecuri-
Ties 20 the local clearing house where
a committee passes on them Those
approved ar" accepted al seventy i've
per cent Of their face value They
are listed and left with the local com
mIftee They are not even carted
over here 10 Washington The AID
rirh Nreeland law allows the banks
owning these approved securities 20
issue currency 10 the value OF l25
per cent % their capital stock plus
ihelr surplus, deducting from the to-
tai the sum of currency that thcy al
ready have Issued and In circulation.
Pittsburgh Wants West Virginia.
There f. no national currency
association In West Virginia but I
understand there o. a movement on
loot now 20 organize one al once
As ] understand IT, the Treasury does
not encourage the organization OF two
many associations. az the fewer there
are the easier and quicker business
between the banks and the Treasury
can be transacted Tho Pittsburgh
association could take care OF the
West Virginia banks az FAR south as
tho Little kanawha and Cincinnati
could take care Of the southern sec.
ton. while Baltimore could handle
the east have recommended our
pittsburgh association % at once
change the bylaws 20 meet this phase
or the matter so as 90 DO able 10 In.
Nite West Virginia banks as far south
as the Little Kauawha TO join Nv
so doing. they could have their share
or the new currency before they could
working"
AZ already told IN these dispatches
announcement was made Ar tho
treasury department last Saturday
That The West Virginia bankers would
form an association 81 their own TO
handle their share % the new cur
rency. and an other matters ~ brsl
ness with The Unled states Treasure
which may come up in the future
IN" organization when formed is 10
re permanent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

me lrIrErafu has waited Boz vain Co
see another Democratic deceptive editor
Gal or two published iu this section OF
the state showing the heavenly Har.
muUy cNfanf iu the Democratic fold
this year. The latest exhibition OF that
sacred harmony vas shown hy the blk
row First senatorial district Democrat
had az their convention Iu Wheeling
~ wednesday. whore the rank and HIr GOT
q iu the neck and the will OF the state
bosses prevailed. The machine decided
that the counties should not vote rr8-
purtiuuHf0IF but that the convention
should vote a. a whole That meant that
the counties could not have their choice
voiced through their delegates or az an
unless their choice was the choice %
the bosses. whose delegates collectively
we're greater lr number .-- ClarEsbure
Telegram
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

The st0rk visited the home Of sfr and
tarfell smith. az Eim Grove yes
tetday a. noon and left ten pound
Mr and Mrs Richard crisvsu Of Elm
Grove. are spending several days visit.
ing friends ~ Cleveland and other lake
points
Miss sylvia buchanan. Mr. l.. woeb
~. Eugene EunenberEer. Mrs T.eofa and
Miss Josephine Bonenbergcr and ollie
jenkins. ~ Elm Grove spent Haturdav
"t amp Jolly up biz Wheeling creek.
M and Mrs Harry kimmins snd son.
Jack have returned from an s8tended
Trip Co Mountain Lake park and other
points ~ interest Bro the earf
IN =. DampbeH. OF Park NieW.
with friends az East Liverpool.
,. Pc Young son o. Mr. and Mrs.. jacob
Tho younr con 81 Mr and Ms Mon
re Armstrong. ~ the Bethany pike BE-
Mrs vsnpeit. 81 Lenos. f. spending
sew ral days a. the guest ~ friends =,
flffHturEh
Mr and Nrs r c. Muhieman. ~ m.
Euc.tF ~ Mr ana Mrs. Harrell smith.
Mrs charies Hidriey. u Triadsiphi.
ie confined 90 the North WheeIins h0s.
ritsl. where she VIII undergo an apers.
ZION
Rufus walters. ~ Elm Grow. Ia.
nfen tfsnHferred o. the North WheelIng
hospital. whore he viii undergo an opsr.
alton Tor a. broken leg
Extensive repairs are being r1sde t4
ffr patterson pumping station In pre-
larafi0n Tor The INSTALLATION ~ = rfu
morton
"a number n me ohio county teacher.
VIII leave to-day for M0undrviiIe ubar-
..rf u.I attend fHe Marshall county in
rfIfufr
Mics nargarsf garrisor. ~ coiYroby.
I. ,ae Elest Tor q few DAYS % frisnd-
EafI Hirss has returned 90 tis tou.s
Or West Liberty after arenffrr ff-
week end with friends 81 FIn Grove
MIrr Cue MHddeII. ~ West TIhrrfr
uII leave to-day frr WrlrdasIffr a.-rr.
..s wiI attend che Marrhaff county fr.
rfIfufe
Mrr S. a HaIIstt ana s4r tf,r.y
era falEhfer Mabel have rrflrrrf
irrir BONES af Vim Grove after rurrr.
JOG several weeks with friendr Ir 100
MANY out tho pike hs-s bail fsr. -.t.
rl tne base bell Fans a. Patterson
Harry Hr~tfe end crsv. c,.-s-..r
rarr returned fu their BONES a. Usfirs
3''' apfrfinr fHe week end Al i'm
The regular weekly rresff-r 81 Me-.
N. ..lEa $50. ~ k ~ ~ ~ r.lr7 c-+..
HlN p" frll fhIH evening Ir ffefr I.fr.
rooms rr Main street An .--..t...... 49,
lfE.1 q. nr present
John Inlthman hes returned % tfs
zone OF farEeraburE after arrrI|rr
--ef1t aalH e. fhe guest m friends ri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
LEST WE FORGET"

While some things are being innict
ID on this country By the foreign var
Il viii not De IN the present turmoil 70
forget those things which were inlet
I'd By an actual enemy enemy within
the country. the Democratic party.
which has made destructive var on
the prosperity OF the land for the past
two years The great home market OF
American industry T. now practically
shut out from the disastrous compe
ution Of foreign manufacturers and
producers. owing 20 the con nict going
on on the other eide Of the ocean
Il will help save the face % the Dem
oeratic party a. nothing else could
have done. But let "a remember the
languishing industry and the business
depression the Democracy forced on
the country by the enactment Of the
Underwood bill and the antitrust leg
islation that was held like a sword
over business
The Democratic party came into
power with the country enjoying eE-
cellent business conditions and with a
condition OF general prosperity pre-
vailing among tho people. and with
the full employment Of labor. a situa.
tion built up under successive Repub.
lean administration and the protoc.
tive tsrin a. the breaking out OF
hostilities the record OF the Democrat
ic party. after getting into fun swing.
was accountable for business and iu.
dustrial stagnation. idle freight cars.
and more than million workers out
Of employment The commercial fail.
ures OF the country. from January TO
July /. 1912. amounted to t1OS.Ol2.223.
Tor the same period In 1914 they AZ.
greEated fIS5.O0s.51J. In Increase OF n
per cent She banking failures for
the same comparative period scored
an increase Of 90 per cent
showing the dislocation ~ indus
trial and business interests. the gross
railroad earnings fen from si.OS7.O2i..
l3i In the FIRST Eve months OF 1912 20
fa9T,55S OtS in the same period OF
1914 a Fat decrease OF nearly 500.
100000. This does not count In the
loss sustained nv enforced idIeness OF
railroad employees and tho absence OF
former dividends nor tho erect Of
ee0.s75 idle freight cars July q. 1914
compared with 70.73I A. that time two
years previous
The destructive Underwood meas
ure vent into effect October Isl. 1913
Tho imports Tor the Hrst nine months
under its operation. 1854 we're 81
ff6.t21t92. compared with Si.2s7.Oq7..
50t Tor the same period Of IsIl.fe un.
der the Republican protective tariff
This increase OF 9lCe.O72.70l repre-
scented that much displacement Of
home products not counting In the
loss of wages to vorkinrmen. The
present excitement over the Frropoap
cataclysm is liable Co make us forget
ful 81 tho dangers threatening us al
home and tho people should b.. ID.
minded Of BE- as fhe campaign is rap
idly approachinr which viii D. The sI.
nal Tor a mobilization of Americans fa-
the defeat OF tNis agency OF business
and Industrial Destruction af the biz
battle 90 Do fought o0 November
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

What promises 90 be- one of the big
Ecst and most interesting events 81 the
day. Friday and Saturday evenings un-
der the auspices az the Patterson and
tlm Grove baseball team. The AFFAIR
viii BE- lu the nature OF a lawn fets
Additional fixtures for the entertain.
meut ~ those present viii be installed
on the grounds and the affair will un-
douhtedly be one big success. The pro
ceeds Will Be- used FOR the benent OF IN.
b. .ehnlI team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

The Progressive convention Tor the
fourth congregational district. held at
u rkersburs. nominated Col Charles -
Elliott Tor congress Col Elliott. VINO
has but recently deposed a. hd1ustant-
general OF West Virginia. f. out o. Of
nee for the hrst time since Is2t-=ur Aas
in lh---a and ne is going 60 make des-
peratr erort 20 come back H-hsp-
FTrdsfuur REGISTER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
GEO. Nj. SHOOK CO.

hand of their ostcuslble friends the
Democrats. ana recruit their rapidly
thinning ranks from that party. The
Republicans have named good ticket
and there Oh every reason Co believe they
viii poll their usual vote and elect the
entire ucket-lt Pleasant state Ca
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

AZ fu the Progress ives. their only
hope and lu many instances their avOv-
81 purpose DEL t0 defeat the Republican,
and the candidates ORD u1sf Instances mo-
being used hy schemiuE bosses. AZ too-s
fp this end. That they have lost their
influence among the Republican voters
Is manifest on every hand. and their
only chance f1r even respectable
showing iu che election r. 90 cell the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
UNCLE WALT, The Poet Philosopher.

t'e' % r 81 esF' 'es 60 s-s. q
ms IS 'he month of August according talk ans nov
the P'k'N ,oEEst s u hs winter stock His heavy
getting big shipments DAY. while yc we're
Ab1Nol swearing ans urtare. GENIAL
geeters Who the hardware are ehuckirg lee
cream ettcrs where he 'c
PtAee l 'e, OF 1 -1ea> they bring vth cheerful faces
tcf SKATES sHt '-t- The yellow
uc, i1e pumpkin mellow So
as Prize and cherish fair Auguss sizzling SHORTY
pe me warmth that SAM be- beat The gladstone cheer
Us VII sees noi' slime Tor Autumns drawing good
Old Nnter TINE s surely rather fun0,
Tor soon A--r-4
the old basebur1e- a hc-rg squat wish We Gould -l-
or RELAPSE 90 August hot So s lads
month, ~ every year tnl' ras-c, only arctr
WALT MASON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
Will HELP REPI-RIIcANs

Republican prospects brighten I-
New York with tre newest srH, I1
the Democratic party bv frr announce
nent Of e fres1 independent move
uent % fEht Tammany some r-a
aro there v'' r. great flourish 1f f-r-
pets OF fhe national administration
having denatur.red Tammrrv rv "a
reorganirafio- rf frr State commit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
THE SPIRIT OF
STATE PRESS
Lsav. ralfinr % sohusl

hr hodges failed 90 fulfill nls frat
engage mcnt O. speak Iu the carnpafEr o.
lFlf. Perhaps. nov that Charley Schucs
mas been nominated Co assist Or HBdr-
81, the latter will feel that duty eHacts
nothing more Of him than 90 furnish the
rerpec liability, and leave the talking Co
MS gpmmi ftec- made partner. - Hunting
ton Herald-D i spatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

|rrrH D. Williams and u.fr fH mon
~ crHu .n bod Iaff fr-Irr frs geek f.r
Hu rnfr".rf ..a.f nf lH."fH 70 Interest
.H fHH EHHHr |arrH while .Hr. t.r.
aIII H.HIt Cleveland Buffalo E.lEara
FaIla n"f other ur.rfa The. r rs.
para % fra week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

Tn" Republicans IN ohio have reason
Tor their confidence. as they poIed APP
prosimateiy $4,000 votes 600 the recent
primary 60 the Democrats zoo. 900 and
the rroErrrsives. 10000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

Col Roosevelt wants change OF
venue in the utel suit instituted against
him hy William barnes NJ looks like
the colonel was working Tor some other
changes. roo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
AErieultural pi.pIar.

A splendid agricultural display IL he
Ing arranged for the ohio county teach
ers institute that will be held al the
tim Grove NJ. p. church the week begin.
ming August 81. Prof. % a. Gsrs or
Louisville. Ky. Will be In charge Of the
exhibit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

The Panama Canal q nov officially
open. signalling the successful compile
ton of one o. the greatest entsrprisa-
In the worlds history. and % vas don.
by American money and American
brains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

An ardent Democrat srdent in appe-
lite az well a. spirit writes 90 the Dem
ocratic leader of the House or Repre-
7entatiFrH protesting against the pro-
posed Increase IN taxes on beer ana
whisky. and wants the prohlbltionIsts
faxed - Per head. He claims that we
drinkers are already paying more than
our share 90 keep tho government go
ing" Besides aD-wo~rnoy d.,--.t.
equal taxes FOR ALL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

baltimore ir preparing Co adv-russ
ItssI' as che roiseIe-s rItr There are
Doc off .rrr.raasrg noises Ir yrsrrIrr
frHf could te sHpurasaef
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

Former Senator Bailey. - TEXAS
threatens t' break into the political
game. but N he is wise no viII ponder
over the fate ~ former Senator Foraker
before he butts IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

IN serious condition. lie vas arrested
after his burns had been dressed.
1fought 90 kinEwood. placed ia JAN and
his case iH Go come % before the next
grand jury Of Preston county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

Those rhr have returned from long
vacations would noe object f4 rarrr-
frr moratorium applied tn them f5r a
vNUr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

That emergency shipping tiI seams 90
have "a fre Jakerz in 90 iuIuiraI 20
American interests Democrats a. vel.
as Republicans are opposing It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

The Crnmps threaten 20 NOV. their
HhipbIilding plant Co Canada ~ the shin
ping hin admitting foreign ships 10
American registry passes Congress IL
appears Co be- Impossible 90 help on.
thing without iniurinE another.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

tor a time 90 Was thought that IL would
not recover However after rsrtora-
lives had been administered ~ revived
ana later wac removed Co the home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

japan has sent an ultimatuul % Ger
many femardinE that che withdraw her
var-tIrs from the orient which Ger
many BEL not likely Co do. Hence more
war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

west Virgins Traetioa a
tIecric Company ara City 4
suburban Gas Companya ~.
tnorizsd pay stations:
or tanys crics. corner f1th
trf cnaplins Et-eefs vghssir~e
" Va
Eark % Fulton. FuIton. " -
TIE FlrHt EaflonaF panE Pin
8-cre West VrFinfa
State Bank n PIN r~.v. rrr
~ West V.rrfrfa-
~ Vour electric LINT unfar
t01 20 bills af fhs ncst eonWsn-
srt pay station
CHAH MADDEN
Asst aar anf Trsaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
Crisp State Notes


The Coal a coke Railroad company
claims that there has not been "a pas
aenEer killed on that railroad since DO
was r.IIf. and that noe en- empl0Fe has
met death while at Work on me rns.
Mrs Lizzie Dixon and daughters. %
hfahf'n county picked and marketed
200 EaIur- ~ Wild backhsrriea or 21
nlhcAi.t rries 70 80 cfnfs per gallon. and
=. salons - cultivated rnapherries a.
,fn-e gsr salon pretty good sea-
To show t1st th, ,rs-ts % me Eiro-
f.an war 1901 ne felt Ir Bra Ef1r county.
Ernest Morrison 81 sutton AGENT f8r
Do lI1u0rd Barber Lumber company 0f
..rai. zee received message from
more Export lumber On ac3unt 81 tho
lf n make matters worse M- Mr-.
- Ta' informed mar ne company
81 iarr a. -o-,its. -55uBasa 10
rrs a--y vrrr h,r made 90. spr,ar-
.r.r Hf Terra tIfa Hrf vicinity and fa
tl tsF. Hart..ar.. n
as owe Err. ssid n az one oats -
'.u owe" rrNI."rH uaI"U rHH
ss l- ,al i-.,. -.Eht 'l.
arrrs fraf frs rorua ars arIe bsF.r
f In numerous cases iavna
ON ."r I'D ~ w. raHrI- r-r-s.
.rrf.e tHr preferred Usr Ho.frrs rf4re
fr. claims rrrrref~frf total 90
f.n ."Urs"fH 10 fHr |...r. .#..
rrt steel company ~ hrerIca. ~ CO
1r-rie. Irrr-r Herbert FitzratrIrk $751;
?. som p .r.w and NnlFlHa
UT tur Hhr Taylor bIf une ffe only
r "r-rI Hrf fHa amount fs rarr 81
.n.r been frrf af rrarfly enough f1
-rr claims rf rha rrsferrsd Den
."..rra and fHa ..afH 10 frs action .r.
.rr rH..N t raa r.f
SIZE WHrg kaIr 20 Pedro w va.
..'rH f. ..r HHrrHn WufrNn.an na Poll.
E.r fhH HHr.rrHrarf ~ rr-r
..a.rr H.. .aE o. Interested Ir snake
stories .wNi.. seem f1 Ha Ir demand af
i.Ia araHHrI uIi elF frat EIlIaf frs
.arEr.f raftlesHakr n ever aau On ~
frrrstera Oh THIr 90 rf rrf sfrrt az
20 end hlttnn III anyone ever tr-
fore ErHHr 90 u raflrrar.a 80 ...a...- l..
near dwslhrg a. thisT~
Wfils .nfe- trs Influence ~ irtori-
.ar'e. ARD .ruinr Quarrel r.Hfr
rera - rfe family joseph wrff.
fassr wirrr - alafsr rrssfr- rrIlr-
Psi r.ru -r F.a home u|tr m r-r ~
UrHrrr TIE Fr.as uaa r---rfafsrv
Wrr'a ef a~f RE rrrrEaar rafrrr-r r-r
rrr fr tre rr-lrf Ir aFr~f live
'ff".r- H.rrr.f unH haff. fn-~rf
about tne bead. facr srd arns ana ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17
~. A. KENDALL. FORMER STATE
treasurer, ~ WASHINGTON
AFTER NEW CURRENCY

FOR Pittsburgh Clearing House-Tsiks
OF Advantages % Emergency Law
Another PoEtn1 gter Renewed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

kcadIe Fired.
keadlo is no longer u0stuaaf-
or at Williamson. w. Va BE was re-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

Teeasne1 Daily. EsesBt Earcay. - trs
in,siilEsnosr Pubiishins compAny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

The Coal A. coke Railroad cUmrauy
claims that there has not been "a pas
HfnEer killed on that railroad since DO
was h.Ilf. and that noe en- employe has
met death while at work on the me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-17

g. " BENTE
Secretary
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-20
MINE GUARDS SLAIN IN
COLD BLOOD WITNESS SAYS

Fort Smith, Ark, July 2O-The bod
les of John Baskn and Clarence Styles
berry, mine guards, were found sat
urday in the woods near the Prairie
Creek mine. a coroner's inquest was
held. The men participated in the
battle with strikers Friday at the
Hachc-Dcnman mines.
According to the affidavit of l.. G.
Thomas himself a mine guard and
participant in the battle, he and six
employees left the mine while the fight
ing was ut its height and sought to
break through the attackers. Tho seven
were captured, taken to n log house
In the woods and held for two hours
until two state officers arrived. Then ii
was one Of the union men shot Baskin
and AS he fell To the ground. fired a
shot az Sylesberry and sent n second
bullet into his body as he fell.