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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-07
BLACKS BURNED
At STAKE BY
GEORGIAN MOB
MOB OF THOUSAND
WREAK VENGEANCE
Murder Of Deputy Sheriff
Followed By Summary
Action

LINCOI.NTON. Ga. oct. e.-Three
negroes tonight had paid lynch laws
penalty for the fatal Shooting early Sun
,lay morning Of Red Freeman. a deputy
sheriff Of Lincoln county.
The mob which spent all OF y"st"r-
day and most nf last night searching
through swarrs and Can"-hrcaks for
Jack Gordon. the negro accused OF KILL
ing tho sheriff had dispersed tonight
and the county was quiet although Il
search was being mad" for "Nldenc"
showing that Cthc- negroes were impli-
vat"d in the shooting.
GordOu.and William Brown. who Is al
legged TO have aided IN" former IN "S'an-
ing after the shooting. w"rc burned at
the stak. before daylight today ny
.mob Of a thousand persons after Cor
don had been taken from Lincoln county
officers who captured him.
Nose Freeman. 81 negro charged with
misleading members Of tho mob during
their search for Gordon. was shot 20
death when he tried TO escape. Deputy
sheriff Freeman died lat" today from
tho runshut wound inflicted ny Gordon
Gordon was caught five miles from
Washington. Georgia. late sunday mgr"
and kept in Jail there until : O'CLOCK
this morning when h. was turned over L"
Tho authorities Of this county. Once In
Lincoln county. tho mob seized the nc
rru brought UP Brown who had hccn
caught earlier in ihc night. and faStened
both 10 an old wagon axle. Wood ann
trash wnrc piled around the negroes ana
the torch applied.
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SEVEN HOT MILLS
GO ON MONDAY AND
FIVE ON TUESDAY
MANY FOREIGNERS
LEAVE MILL TOWN
No Disorder When Company
Succeeds in Its Plans For
Resumption

Special Dispatch TO The 1ntrlliSercer'
wEnroN, W. Va, Oct. g. with
additional worfmen reporting 1oF
duty this afternoon, the prospects OF
Increased operations 1T tho WeHeon
plant Of tho weirton steel company
russd>y were bright. Tho MIL re-
opened this morning after being tdlo
for ono week on account OF the steel
strike, and operated about n1ty Per
cent today.
The plant was reopened 1T the re-
quest Of many employees Of the COM
pany who siSn1fGd desire 70 return
TO work, and 1t was said that In addi-
ton to those who were forced ont oy
the strike q large number OF strikers
returned to their old jobs this morn
Ing.
General Manager John C. Williams
made tho announcement that tho tin
plant was operating in Part In AL de-
nArtrrents and that the strip steel
plant wss operating 100 per cent. Ae
said he expected TO increase opera
tions daily and expected normal con-
dttions er tn, close of the week. he
added that 90 per cent Of tho Anert-
can emploves Of the company made
their appearance at the mill gates tni3
morning, also o number OF foreigners.
A lar~e number Of Foreigners have
luft the town during the past week.
many Of them securing Jobs In the
Pirsrhurgh district, Il Is said here.
There was no scmblance OF trouble
In the town today, and while none Is
anticipated the authorities are fully
prepared for any emergency, extra
police being on duty in all sections OF
the town.
Claims - strike leaders were that
only about aft man went to work and
that only two mills were operating,
hut from other sources II was learned
that seyfn hot mills wero operating
this morning and ave additional crews
that reported were ordered to report
.or dut- Late tEis afternoon when
pddifionxfMf were placed In opera
tion.
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MOB FAILS To
GET F|END WHO
WAS SPIRITED
OUT Of CITY
HUNDREDS MARCH
ON CABELL'S JAIL
Husband of Ravished Woman
Goes Through Prisons in
Search Of Negro

UTNTINGTON, W. Va. Oct. 6.-~Ait"r
tho county anl city jailor& had allowed
G lhrr, Scarhcrry. husband OF Mrs. Mary
Scarhrrrv. viii" was assaulted ny
negro carly Sundny morning. I" 20
through both prs. ." prove that the
accused negro had been moved I" an
other city. 4 crowd cf several hundred
persons VIII" had gathered on the court
house lawn tonight dispersed.
Feeling ran hirh her" today when
ncws of the attack on Mrs. Scarb"rry
became public. and tn" police. early
sensing the danger Of a moh. spirited
IN" negro out OF town.
Though rhr und"rrurr"nt Of feeling
WAS noticCahlc during tn" day II was
not until 10 o'clock tonight that any
evidence or n mob was seen. At that
time two or three scores or mon living
near ihr scene where tho assault took
mace marched down towards the county
prison. their ranks continually growing
rnroutc.
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MONARCHS
SEE The CATARACT

NIAGARA FALLS. y. Y. oct. s.
King Albert and Queen Ellza'%tn ,,."5 "a
EnIcium. and the Crown FRINGE. arrlNrIi
,,.r'1 -, ,,inc o'clock this morning ana
halr an hour later wcr" Viewing the
wonders Of the great cataract.
Queen Elizabeth. clad in rainCnAt
MI u.oterrrnof hat rr"ca vrnl and gray
dress was much interested ~ tho pano-
anna and frequently used her camera , 10
enon views Tho crown Prime" also TOOK
- Hi,u,hrr rT ricturr*. Lieutenant Cen
"raI Rarrpn JacpurS. commander OF the
third division Of tn" Belgian arr army, u
leaned far over th' rallhs W '""'
picture for thr crown prince. -,
King .tlh"r, III III" meant me n'n ,hn
walked on ahead unattended and was nc e
rrSt to arriv" NJ tho cove OF ''i'tS nv,
landing. He at ono" began to don nil'
skin. r pnralrrv !" Journey down ,"o
maz,. Of stairs thai l"ld to the cave DC
meath the Arn,riCnn falls. ~
".\II right King. YOU ready: Saio .nt
o,,,,,,d,r, ,,i,h tinc regard Ia IN" cerc-
monr that usually attends royalty.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 6.--Major G"neraI
! leonard Wood. commander Of the CEN
trail donartmcnt Of tho United states
army. tonight took charge OF the Indiana
stool cities Of Gary. Indiana HarDor anu
East Chicago, with 100 overseas 'e'
Grams of the Fourth DIVISION Arn'ou
with cannon, machin" guns ana TUT
and declared martial law in Gary, "n'io
,diu,ant General Smith. with a thou-
sand state troops. declared marllai Ia"
-, IA. ,.thcr two steel C"ntcrs. NO SOL
dicrs' uniforms may b" worn in Gary oy
civilians under the generals orderS.
Nh disorder preceded the action OF the
military today. but tn" troop movements
were brought about by parade WIN
n,t rrr,njt Of 1000 strikers from the
steel mills in Gary. led by large mum
nov NJ former soldiers in uniform. ana
a mass meeting in Gary narh' "n.
encalicrs demanded the release OF str'K-
orc arrested after riot on Saturday
md tho withdrawal "f troops sent d!
Goodrich Of Indiana at the request Oh
city officers.
This was tho first action by fcderai
,rnops since tho steel strike star'cd on
Ser,ombcr 80. II cam" uncNp"ctcdiE.h AS
there had been comparatively ht'I" olS-
,rdcr in any Of the cities. but the moN'-
mcnt was rapid. No sooner had Mayor
Hodges Of Gary asked Governor Good
rich for troops after the mass moo ting
had been held in violation Of his orders
and in dcanance Of the 200 stat" troops
IN duty in Gary. than tn" governor Re"
nca,cd tho request 10 General Wood al
Chicago.
In five hours tho regulars nj FOR,
Sheridan had hccn loaded In trucks anu
Transported fifty miles 10 Gary.
They had barely unlimbcrcd 'h"h-
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HIST FIVE DAYS IN WHICH To
WIN THREE HUNDRED FIFTY EXTRA
Contestants All In Fury Of Energy to Get In On Cold
Ofer-Time Growing Short and All Are STRIVING Hard
For First Place-Hard Work Will Win at This Stage
Half-Hearted Effort Will Lose

-lcctirn SURE. one thing iS certain. an"
it $ this. :. cont slant cannot nav" t",
many Credits IN order I" win IN" c"NyttLu
nrj2,. Tn" adSantaC" Of thiS u"""'"
credit system Will b., lhNaiuApl' ~ -
contestants who are fortunate enough ~
secure n number Of subscriptions. -
ones standing - low this Is an "NC"'it't
tune - advanC" IN Cr"ditS. W M '.'n7
plan :. vcral thousand credits can u" So
cured in about tho same Tim" as II would
rrurIIrr ,n gain a hundred. The contest
AMI whr ls wise and awake 10 tn" poSS'-
blli;I"s which lie in his or her power i"r
a It'll. effort will l." quick to tax up
the proposition of Dol Bile I iiHpi =
Thry will realize that of all times 'hlS
~ I'M. p,nsr important. for all contest
anr+ arr. assured Tint thrr" Will b" N,
better offer from now until the close "l
the Campaign.
How. rIurh lnCrCaGr you will mako thlS
week will depend entirely upon yourself.
# you arc ~ earnest and mako IN" best
pf this opportunity. yen viii u" sur
rriscd a: ihr leap III your Cr"ditS: II H"u
are half hearted in this respect you VIII
gam but a f"w credits. however, II IL
for Won 10 decide which II will be
No Better oRer will Be Made.
II may hC that som" CnhtcStantS VIII
ronCoiyc tho idea that thor" VIII rc \
better nffcr made during IN" last week
~ tho cnrnaicn If THIS Is tho cls" II -
n serious mistake. for II - stated thai
there Will ho no better "if"r than ~ 'h'
present time and after thiS wr"N tn'r'
Will not hc aa many credits allowed on
suhsrrin,inuS as now. Str.T" for good
! results then this week. R"ing assured
that y you do not your best "rrorLInity
,s gone ST. mark for N"urSc't THIS
week Nctcrmlu" tU roach mat mark II
II lies within your power |" d"'S"; th"h
. - Lnu roach =; 50 much tn" by or. Time
! - nrccIous and should l." mad" tho most
Of
Credits arc what will hr necessary I"
I Of
/ nrizcs and Tho Int"iliCcHC"r iS giving
.ycrv nnnnrtunitv to tho contestants I"
, havE their work count for IN" fullest
puSSthi.. valu" aud IN" contest am" WE"
/ iaLc adyantarc nt the special periods
md do their very best work under thun
will have no occasion for regrets.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-+Manag"r Moran OF
the triumphant Cincinnati cluh' lndIca'eu
tonight that he would start Walter Leu
thor against tho White SoN III the slh'h
game Of the series scheduled for Clh-
cinnati tomorrow. RCuth"r pitchh the
Reds 10 n Q to victory. in the opening
game Of tho series and had been clenh"r-
ing for "A return engagement against inc
ChicaEnans.
Manager Glcason's pitching scl"ction
undoubtedly will be Dick Kerr. the di-
minutivc right handler. who scored Nn'-
caso's only victory in tho series 10
pitchcd a remarkable game" holding IN"
Reds to three hits. and is ready 10 race
them again.
ITS all over but the shouting. SAD
Manager Moran tonight. "NeIl VIII
again tomorrow. no matter who Gleason
pitches. My players feel that IN" worla
championship. already within grasp Is
already theirs. Tho Reds haT" plaHcd
championship ball all tho way through
and nm proud Of being their manager
"E,llcr pitckcd one Of the greatest
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WASHINGTON. oct. .6.--rrcsid"nt
Wilson cnntinu"d his prncr"SS towaru
recovery 'odav, his physicians reporting
that cumulative effects Of scv"ral COM
fortahlo days and nights slowly WAS
making itself fcli in gain Of StrcnE'h.
He was kept in bed. however, and II was
emphasized that II" still was FAR from
being 4 we'll man.
T6day's bulletin was brief hut eH-
pressed optimism on tho part or the nhy-
sic'nus.
There was no indication that III" pres
idcnt would hc permitted to rcSum" inc
duties Of his offic" any time soon. Al
though II was said h" might h" able 10
give attention IN som" official matters
later in tho wo"k.
At cabinet meeting At III" "hite
House over which Secretary Lansing
presided. Doctor Grayson advised mat
none hut the most pressing business nc
referred tr tho president. tttrT~ard
Secretary Tumulty announced that
session around tho cabinet tahl" had re-
vcalcd little in various d"narfm"ntS that
required Immediate attention.
Among Nh" many messages or S%n1pa-
thy which kent thc Whit" Hcus" wires
husy during the day was on" from Fope
Benedict saying ne prayed for the prcsi'
dents speedy recovery.
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ICT|0N RATHER THAN ORATORY
WANTED At LABOR CONFERENCE.
Night and Day Sessions Demanded By Pubhcs Kepre'ent
tves, Who Are Led By Bernard Barueh'--Deesate' Ne
canned By John Barrett ~: -. IS

iourn as little as possible: and know
tha, the men in the middle OF this stu.
ntlon want 70 carry on these conferences
dav and night, II necessary to gss
through. I would like very much 10 Sc
the motion changed so We can mees
again this afternoon or evening.
AFR. Mahon explained that a meeting
-, tho executive council Of the feder.
alton had been called some time pre-.
yiously. which it was impossible 70
nostponc and Mr. Chadbourne withdrew
his suggestion. Later on. however II.
McNab took the floor with the sasne
thought as that expressed by Mr. CnN
bourne. N
Asks Tor Harmony. ~
"rn Wow OF the fact that this confets
ence is in the interest OF hArponAy
said Mr.. McNab. suppose we SCI tne
example Of working harmoniously ana
not making the principal and nrst ~
turc Of il TO a desire to adjourn.
He declared the conference sno
show the people how 20 work put oia
not press the point. motioh 70 -
journ vas carried. ~
Virtually every delegate was - Ai1
-cat when Secretary Wilson called
meeting 70 order in the Pan-Amer1e
union buildings beautiful hall OF e
Am,rlcas John Barrett. director ~
eral Of the union in welcoming @
Delegates to the use Of building erecte
through the generosity Of the late AZ
drew carnegie. called attention to tn
fact that this conference endeSvor!ns 70
srahiIizc ind0striaf peace was meeting
IN n structure devoted TO maintaining
The peace Of the Western Hemisphere.
Tho very decorations Of the han ne
nnin,cd out. bore tho Gord Pax 81
Boosted BY 1arrett. =.
May I emphasize" Mr.. Barrett sA1d,
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SOX BLANKED BY :
ELLER, CAST-OFF
REl1HER VS., KERR TODAY At CINCINNATI

games that ever won q worlds series
today. He couldn't be touched. thAts
all. Hi. feat Of striking out six IN
row will go down in worlds series MS
tory as ono Of the greatest achievements
on a ball field" =
Manager Gleason. Of the Sox. aIse
gave great credit to Eller. but declared
that the Sox were not playing the prana
Of baseball that won them the American
league pennant.
"The team hasn't shown itself TO %
the pcnnant machine that won the Am,
crican league flag" Gleason said. ES'
erything has been against US the play
ers themselves were not right tooay.
But that doesn't detract from. Ellers
great pitching. He beat us with sred
nitching and deserved the victory.
"Thc sox will fight until the last man
Is out. Although the odds are against
us. VIC are not cutters. have every
hone that we'll win out yet Stranger
things have happened. ! expect to star!
Kerr tomorrow and II he's right neh
win" @
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Rrprcsenta-
tivcs of tho public ovinced spirited
desire for action rather than oratory. AT
N, oncning rcsSion today Of IN" INDUS
rial conference. called by President
Wilson.
AnDarcntIy with the determination OF
dirfcrcntiating this conference from
many similar gatherings he'd IN WASH
in,,on. the purlic's delegates demand
Cd that sessions b. held night ana day'
II necessary. to establish a basis for
b.rn,orious relations between capital
md labor during the present abnormal
economic conditions. Bernard NJ
Barurh. Of New York. ono Of those dele
gates. was active in directing IN" allairS
of tho conference. which was cons!dcrcd
significant. in view Of his clos" lrl'nn-
shin with President Wilson ana his
frequent visits to the White House.
After tho appointment Of committee
on nations and rules. I'll" conference
,diourncd 10 meet tomorrow morning.
Gavin McNah. Of San Francisco. rep
rcscntativc of the public was mentioned
nromincntly for permanent chairman Of
tho conference. but members OF both
rommittccs declined to indicate what
their recommendations would be.
Opposed Adjournment.
A motion to adjourn by w. D. Mahon.
ono Of the delegates of the American
Federation Of Labor. brought the first
indication that the men named to rep
resent tho public were prepared TO
force results Thomas l.. Chadbourne
NJ New York who sat with Mr.. Baruch'
took The floor Immediately.
"AIl the mon on both sides and IN
The middle Of this hall" he sain. TO-
f"rrinE to n" ecatinC nrranscr"nt
whereby the Delegates of capital ami
labor were on either hand of tn" pub
Tic representatives seats. are mere 10
work as rapidly as possible ana to ad-
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SHIP RANMED
BY j. {. SUB


NEW YORK. oct. G.-Th" stramH:
Lexington. bound for Prov dHnc", K. l..
with several hundred passengers; was
rainin"d by Suhmarin" tonight IN
iIcu Gate. Tho passenger steamer
h...1nJ Immediately for tho Astoria
,hnrc nr IN" East River.
prisons an IA" sh"r" could not 70"
=, first how badly the steamer was c.S-
uhl"d \ Srnrn Of launches ana row.
boats Immediately put out TO her
tn, LcXinEt on. which is owned by IN"
Colonial N"vlEht,on company, r'a'hcd
Ihr hstoria shore and d"ckrd th"r"
Uuirk action ON TN" part at INC crew
IN closing The water tight '""IIlS."n
t,nlLh,ad' Of tho Lexington prevented
a nmssihlc loss If life. \ jagged s"n,-
CIRCULAR hole uf fifteen foot radius va wa,
rnrn in the bow of the l.cNinEtoh' lh'
Eneirn lanes Eoyce, aboard tho sub
marine was tho only man injured. his
arm was crushed badly.
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I, closes October nth u, II o'clock p.
IL ends October l>th.
In the first NtHtcm"nt "" rrt"r 10 Z
great Gold and ll"uh'" 'redit mifrr-Ih
H.. second. IN" closing da> ot Th" Intel
4 tgcrccr'S Automobile aud Diamond
.,iup1ISu. ia which U:0r" than $l".VuO
n hnriS"u' touring cars nnd other val
uahl.' prlZ"S Will h" gwen Hwa;.
Thu two days mentioned above hay"
bec, rcd-l"ttcr"d, on the calendars ~ the
aspiring men and w"mcn contestants in
Wheeling and surrounding t"rrit"rF'
who look forward :" them with almost
breathlsss anXi,.ty. Mt III life time
VII such Il gilttcrlug pronounced OPP
portunIty come again.
No one can question IN" lihcrality ht
lhC present Gold Prizes and Double
.rsdlts on all subscriptions
Docs no tho thought Of so soon
,Iaiminr your reward bring thrill or
pleasure and aniicip patton Ia YOU" To
think tha; within n few short days you
NAV hr able 10 select and hav" tor Your
Whcu YOU entered tho campaign fe~
weeks ago. you probably though; Of IN"
inish as something away off IN IN"
future Then your work intcrcStrd you
a such an aSt"nt that you lost track or
The time. and now hero you ar"-tl days
from tho close. October 18th. II has
aiken on definite meaning. II docs
nor stand simply Cor a date nf ms
month. It is the day" upon which the
ambitious and energetic workers IN The
Automobilc and Diamond i'ampai Sn ar"
going 10 be made happy and happy BE-
vond their fondest dreams.
Today has still another s'Gnih"ancc,-
Il is the NTH day from IN" close ~ m"
S350 in gold prizes AMI m" DOL Bl.E
CREDIT OFFER.
Double Credits.
nouhle credits or twice their regular
,-.Iuc according to tho schedule means
rreat deal TO tho persons who expect TO
ain the best prizes. Comm"ndable work
In being done all along the linz. ana
Citb such valuable prizes hanging IN IN"
balance n hOtly contested race may DC
Sov is the time to rally around your
fayortte contestant and make his or her
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ooatevsi11e Strike Ends.

COATESEILLE IA. Oc'. 6.--ThH
etc"I str.kc at CoatcSr'li" l. ended.
Tho strike Leaders this morning al
yiscd those mon still out To hunt for
other Jobs and Eo I" work.
When IN" strik" h"g..n TWO weeks AK"
700 Of Tho 100 or G.Uo0 mon employ
rd by tho Guat"svillG branch ot IN"
pidvrlc Steel company and III" lukNnS
steel company quit urk. TIL" number
OF strikers dWindl"d 'arh dnv until to-
day there wcr.. about 200 out.
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STEEL WORKER IS
VICTIM OF ATTACK

SHARON. IA. oct. 6.-Aitackrd oy
nnknown persons and struck MI'n
.r,rk. John sheep. employed by InC Sas ;s,
nrr-i,. s,r,l corporation vas lat" laSt
",rhr ,a;.c., tm Iuhl hospital with
Dr"krn leg and other injuries. o.,o,
Shc,r. who r"utinu"d I" wHrk h@ltr1 @
he SIR kr of steel cmDloI"s had nr%n ,to
declared. had spent nm "n'ir" ""%h ,,mn ,mH'Io ~
Icon t.ariur hat threats made against
nm would hc carried into "ft"c'.
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JUMPED TO SAFETY.

rITTSRURGH oct. 6.-El"N"n p"r-
sons. three ~ them women narrowly
escaped death by suffocation when an
ammonia pir" burst in tn" North sac
plart # swift and company here TO-
day, They escaped by jumping from
second floor windows All surcr"d MI
nor hurrS from III" fumes and several
Sustained bruises jumping.
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Weirton Mills Are
Again Operated
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
SOON ON ITS FEET

WASHINGTON oct. 6--Wl'h IN"
prospect that Italy Will ratIfy th" p"ac"
treaty 10y royal deere" soon. and thus
effect ratification 10y lhr"" powers. ad-
miulstratiun CfflCiulS here look 10 500
tho lca:u" oC nations a going CrnC"rn
within ;hr next month although IN"
treaty may not h" ratified by tn" senate
within that time.
Great Rritaln already has ratified; the
French chamber Of DEPUTIES has ratified
and official advirCS her" say tn" E'rrn"h
senate Will act within a f..w days. With
Italy th"Sc will max" III" three na'l"US
which il Is stipulated must rattfy h"I"r"
the treaty becomes effective between
bot MrNn IhCtn and IicrmaMN.
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PREDICTS SPAIN WILL
BECOME 4 REPUBLIC

sAEGOSSN. Spain. oct. 6-Al"jandro
crrM,I\. irad"r f IN" republican Party
IN S,"iu declared nj - meeting here no INA,
ihr siru,'ur" # IN" treaty. OF nrac'
Would lr -. about 4 change IN IN" r'E,
I'M. IN %r.ln. MhIrh would become
r,.r,,,j,r IIr dc, iar"d that in the event
nf n rcvoluiIon. he would check any eN-
TrGSFS
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Miner Stays WIFE
AND ENDS own LIFE

CHNFIESTnN. ". Va. Oct. S.-tol'
ro,v;ro. an alteration with his wife in
), 6, b. accused H. 81 hing Urfaith--.
sul. Grower farrell. an nll' god leader "s
tho radical .lerHrnt of the min" WORKERS
this section. rIddl"d her with bullets
rom IN automatic r"roiN"r. ana 'UrHlhS
rha wcapnn upon himself took his own
IL"
Tn >hnn'tuC ""' urr"h on SUNDAY
-,or,,.rS pear Whi'CSV'li" IN Boone
,uln v. ~" quarrel followed a dance
y>h.ch both 1tt>nd"d Saturday evening.
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strikers Statement

Franz Wilson. lah"r leader Of S,"u-
,.u,;lr. stated Yesterday that between
cnrty and htry mon entered n" N''r'oh
- eol mill At W",rt"n yesterday oui tha'
only half Of them stayed. TIL" pi"Net#
,r,,;,nI tho mill attempted /" disSu'.ic
al from cntr:iu%. No trouhl" resulted
from tho Stril;r. breaking although w."
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