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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
All Night ShootlngUp AT
Thackcr Mines Reported
To Have Been With
out Casualties

Williamson. ". Va. Sept. - .in"s Of
communication with Tha"k"r and chat .
leroy. towns Ia Ih" Mingo "OuulN cont
atrIko region had not h""n r"'NI 'hlish"d
tonight, aud details Of ia" attHrkH last
might upon coal properties 10y i"irll".
Of mon hrcluh'd In the mount hHh
not bc.u received here.
Federal troops w"r" rushed I" h"th
r"%'" m," IIn TG' ~, az" s" n.y. f ,%""S
Reports Of nrhiinE had reached ih"m
they hrlI"vCd the nii'.I States H"ldiorH
had Turllrd the disturhnn'"r \" 'hr
uInllI"s nn Il result Of IN" ilrhtlhE ""I"
recorded IN dispatches &C. eyed here.
Tho rhunIt nI. II Min" 80. "f the
Tark"r coal company. became r" heavy
at II "'rln,k last night. according T."
informant Ion which reached here today.
TINT = special train whH quickly lh'h"
tIr al Sycamore Hollow and u arg"
H.. il,.hIn"ni Of men hurried I" the town
When they d"trlir"d according 70" TN"
report they were srnt Into the woods.
spreading out along tho mountain ~
an effort T." drive ont tn" "ltackIni;
party
I:csi,lcnla Of Williamson and sur
rounding country who have hcCn watch
ing the trend Of events since tn" strike
began observing that tho attacks on
Chnrtcrny and ThaCkcr lnSt"d much Ion
ger than amy preceding attacks ana 'hat
more men were engaged. Soldiers were
quoted as saying that the rattle Of a
machine gun could I've plainly heard
while the attack Of Chatcr"y WAS gong
on
Tho situation In pike county across
Tug river in Kentucky, caused some ap-
prehension here because OF the reported
extension OF the strike In mines along
Pond Creek. II was also stated that
Kentucky Kuardsmen on duty In the
county had received orders to return to
Frankfort, which. II true. would leave
tho district without military. protection
as the federal troops were sent TO pre-
serve order In West Virginia only. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
u. S. Soldiers Quen
Mine Region Outbreak
TENNESSEE. SENATE.
O. k. FOR SUFFRAGE,


Nashville. Sept. | T., u I"l" 81 -
to IN" Tennessee" SrIrni" iuhu, IN =,
f""' rrtu""d I" J"m with Ihr huIIs" IN
m ATTEMPTED REVERSAL 81 rtlInCniIial Of
TIA" ItG'rnl 'uffrng" nmrudmcnt
Tho S"nnt"'H vote wa recorded In
favor Of motion Ia return - th. hnIIi,"
" II" lrti"T'S InnS'Irr. announcing Tint
IL had voted To- non concur IN the Srn-
nIcH adoption ~ III" rniinrntInn rrrnlu-
ton. Hnd had cNpunE"d from IT, record
ia" '"uCurring vuI" 81 August -
Nn"hiuF' OH. sept. .. I"Hd"Tft 81 ih"
\ntionnl Women" purity Hrr So r"rtnlm
Tcnu"""""'S ratification 81 Tia" ruffrrT"
amendment viii u" rloialnch that they
ar" not planning an m"i!N" campaign Tor
the 3Th state. ~ wlH announced iuhnl
nj headquarters II III" pnrtv Special "r-
InrIr viii not l." mad" " was rmII Ia
rc"urr raN"rnhl" action by either ih"
tnun""i h'ut "r klIhnmn IrgIsIn'urC"
both Of wihch hnV" been ,nll"h To meet
In special s"T"luu September ~
LEGALITY ur T"nu"a"""'" ratification
cannot he TucUt toned" Miss Alice Inul
{ ,nIrnnn "f tho wumnnE party dcrlnrrd
and tho ar' ion Of tho h0uE" yesterday
AN only be considered ineffective tn"
women ~ America now ar" cntrnnchis"d
through tho ratification provision under
tho law Of tn" land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
POLISH REPLY IS
SATISFACTORY; WILL
NOT HALT ADVANCE

NashinEton. Sept. I.--EntIrc salts
faction was expressed today by state
department officials with tho formal
replr % tho Polish government I" III"
ACCOMPLISHMENTS requesting Polish DO
Nratton 10 abstain from tranSgrcsSiun
OF Russian territory.
Poland Is understood Ia have replied
that str 'rgtc considerations must gov
rrn tho uniting Of he armies In their
pursuit OF IN" Es0lShuViki at tho from
1icr limo Of Poland tentatively hN"d
by tho supreme council. suggestion had
been made BY the American government
TN it's note that Poland make clear that
her intentions toward Russia were not
rmpcrialistic. and that her ARMIES
should not advance beyond the cthu"S-
raphIc line laid down BY the supreme
council.
The reply Of tho Polish government
was delivered to tn" stat" d"NartmCnt
Yesterday ny tho Polish minister. frince
I.ybomirskL Announcement was made
al the state department late today thai
The American and Polish notes would
no made public AZ once. but this plan
was cancelled later. IN" reason not be-
ing given. 800,
The first partition "t IN" reply con
sists of an cNpr' s~l"n Of gratitude OF
,he Poll H. gorrrnmcnt at III" attitude
assumed By the United states IN the
American note To- III" lthl"n 'MhNs-
sador uu the Hu~s"-r"lish situation.
Tho second portion. whi"h - u In' mo-
r,nJuu, addressed /" rrlu"" luh"mir-
SKI and whi,h .L~" MAS h'hV'r'd I"
the state DEPARTMENT. s'rh'7 "a" IN"
,pecihc rrI.l, e th~ i"lIsh E"N"fhh'h'
10 IN" American n"Ir
y white insisting that a." i"I'"h s"N
srnmrnI - IN 'uii'' a''"'h "l'h ~"
Knitted SIai.r d" Ih' '""'"niI"" liza,
ItushiHn irtrit"tr "h"u'h >" I'"I'''' ''i
Tho note IL, Iar.r that l"in"i 10 i"'''h
IA ,nnrId.I H." r'ri"t' '""~'h"' - -
,LeI, T." .n7u. f',r" tie ahn"h""'"' at
- a., r,,r,.uI ,,u,u ri'' again 'h'
u,,I,L it, ut"n r'"i ii"a "ith""'
zaIIsfa',"rY guarantee
DnI~IpIa - NJ "'"'' d'r"rl "'', h''
Jo,,Iib.d tho l"ulii'" - The "h'h
g,,,r, lnv AID the '"lirh "hN ~" ".
",nI1vRy h.Iv'on 'h"l 81 fr"'"' ""I
!rcs, uriialr' RI" """'''"" 80 '"'"'
tltunIn Ia uud"rri""d !" T." 'h"' 'n'
r',t.h ,rr,Irs rhulll immediate hn'
,,non tho frontier ll"' now 900 hI"'
xbIic Franc" hn- '"Wi""h'h TINT 'h'
,,Ica should nh, pr'' ""'ll "'rN'
81 nnaiti"n hcl"r'l tie lt"' ms ~
tnlnCd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
IPHAM EXPOSES C0X'S DUPLICITY IN
DISPR0VINC BIG CONTRIBUTION CHARGE
Burden Of Proof on
Democrats And They
Fail To Make Good
ny DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright BY The IntslnKsnnsr)


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

Columbus Sept. ] i. III Moore. OF
Youngstown. OHIO. pre- convention mnh-
arrr for Guvcrnnr tDN. viii lcnN' Tor
thiraEo tonight uS tn" personal r"prc-
sentative Of the Democrats prCNidcn-
mai nominee To hc ready 10 present u"
the scnnir 4ub-cnmmitt"" investigating
campaign expenditures evidence TO back
up tho vnNrruurr charge that tn" TO
publican committee IN collecting 0nh-
p,Iun fund Of 81 6.O0O.OOh
This encouragement wRH mndc this
cyouinE by both Mr.. Moore and Cover
nor Cox. after an all day conference
participated In by tn" NOMINEES. Mr..
Moore and senator Atle" PomercnD.
D,mocratlC member OF tho Investigat-
ing committee.
Moore May Testify
whether he tsstiheS before tho com
mlttec. Mr.. Moore said. Is up 10 tho
committee itself. He stated that IN
case the committee did not see ft TO
call him. the evidence which he OK
poets 10 take with him will be there IN
readiness. He added however. that IL
probably will find Its way before the
committee In some manner.
Commenting upon the papers which
tho governor turned over to him today.
and those which had come TO him d.
rect, Mr. Moore declared that III Treas
arsr Upham Is telling tn truth. there
u n eatirsly separats furd and ne are
soMia A., y s ere Declared ut II tn. men
to Be called in tho inysd lOtionS deny
& 1870 6a Ss 90 soys nsaS1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
TAFT IN DEFENSE or
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

prinwn sept l.. Speaking before th"
Canadian Var nSe0Cintiun, ~ lhh'h""h
today WiIlinm Howard Tan. i"rmrr
president ur the I'nfcd states nnd ON
cinl representative" OF til" American lihr
nnsocInrion. dealt HIth IN" c"n"ii
IIonnI nypcrls uf ~" League az Nations
Il do not thinlt," he said TINT Ih""n
rooplc who contend against ihT power
Of the I'uiicd states 10 max" con
trncln nuh enter into nhlirhil"'H WIN
other nations. fully rrnliH" how COM
plctrly such r construction Of the con-
sIIiuliun would rclcEnt" our Er"ht mn
ton and government l." TIA" limbo "'
Infants aud Irr""ponHihl" person" WI"
ma, no, und"rtnk" obligations lhht mr."
binding upon them.
Premier William Martin. 81 SaHkh e.
che WIN. wnH In IN" chair and In wei
canning MIR TAFT referred I" him ~"
"nnc 0r rho KrcntcrI nuihorIlI"H on Jnr-
i-prud"nc" aud international law ON
this continent. ~
Following Nh Tar'" speech. Sir
Douglas unbin. cht"i jusiir" OF New
RrunawiCk. moved hint tn" r"prrr",ltA'
tive Of tho, American Bar nssocintlon
hc tnsdc an honorary member Of tho
Granddaughter association, which was
on rrIod with enthusiasm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

%r",'inI Dispatch /" TIA" Int"lllgcnccr.
WaphInTrun T. g. sept ! An order
WIS lsSu'd to-day by W" Interstate
4 Commerce Commission. "uTpcnding nm
order "f several months ago. granting
increased farrs 10 n" Wheeling TraC-
TN Company. To-day" order. IL wa"
stated ut III, offices az til" CommIHFin.
vas tn" customary and FORMAL "rdcr
always issued wh"u = protest was maj"
I" III" comm sFiun against any ching" in
rates mad" by II. and a protest had
been filed nEuinst ia" lu"r"Hs" II had
~"rur time ago granted to thu Wheeling
company
The order IL temporary In character
aud In only for the tim" covering an IN
,cStIgatInu 10y the commission az the
,uSr under uroIrru. II does not mean.
u VA stated. that ia" '"mmlrrl"h VIII
r"rclud tie former order, although IL
may after u thurnuUh lnN"NllHhilh Is
made Of IN" lnrT"r""d rni"s may bo
l"wrrr'I or they may l." SIN further In
,rrnrrd IT reason for 49, doing ~ shown
To- ihr anIIsfn"tl"n Of tho rommIrElnn.
Th" order states that til" inv""iiEn
ti"u ia ordered upon complaint without
special pleading. NJ tn" right" and IN
,rrrrIp Of the puhlI" appear to ID" In
iuriuIIsIy affected MI ia" carriers pnr-
tica To III" tariff are mad" respondents
To this Investigation. AMI VIII he notl-
fled Of the time and plaC" Of hearing
later
nv tho terms If tho order. The roads
affected shnll max" no attempt Ia In
crease fares hy any subsequent tariff
until this suspension proceeding shall
haNn expired
Text Of the Order.
The full text OF the order follows:
1t appearing that there has been
filed with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission by the Wheeling Traction Com
pany, the Pan Handle Traction Com
pnny. Steubenville Railway Company.
the Bcllaire and Southwestern, tho Steu-
benville. Wellsburg and Weirton Rail-
way Company. the Steubenville & Wheel
ing Traction Company and the Wheeling
& Western Company. n tariff containing
schedules, stating new Individual and
joint regulations and practices affecting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
.R|OT|NG IN BELFAST
CONTINUES RAMPANT

Belfast. Sept. 1.-The troubles in Bel
fast to-day resolved Themselves to snip
ing on an extensive scale. Only the
Haily-MacArt district was not affected.
Tn" worst spot was IN North street.
This evening the military dashed along
Gresham street. which Adults on North
street. in pursuit of IA man who was al
legged to have fired on thNm from close
range. Tho troops arc being hampcrcd
by the curiosity of friendly oniookers
who persist In getting across their line
Of fire
The Fail Road Orangrmen continued
Ia he In aggressive" m"Gd. Evi"tions are
proceeding on II large scale and The Sim
Frin portion Of MhllV MHrfrctt street
hgs almost entirely departed. The bit
irrn,~s 0f feeling IL undated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
LEWIS CALLS STRIKE
OF ALABAMA MINERS

In.trnnapnItr sept / I"h" !. LOVES
.u,.,ld.ut 81 the intlod Min" N"rh'I7
"r Amori"n. lat today l~r"'" a" "'
49,, urn,rnI -IiIEr Ia ia" coat h'Ihn
,lL,n,u Th, order f"Il"w' Il II -
.,,.,I made kv th' "r1"nlH"'l"n '"i""'l'
-, or the inI"iunil"urI 'H''h'''" h"''h
Th, I,I,"II de- I'I'd ia" '""l "r"'"'
...r., I.,I failed 4" Imi lat" 'H'' the
., r I.,,rIh-uI " iIr"n '""l cum
.,,Ir-In,, 81 lnnI Nnr'h u ""'l 'h' ~"
80 v~rr WORKING t"r Wages '"' 80
Than Ihnro rro' moi b. H." '""'"''' '"'
,,,, l,. I,,rd ,,"iN rii"mri !" "'i""H'
. ,,,,ufc,cu,r Win III" '"nl "p"Ih'"' u
of NInl,n nm had fnlInd
u krunam"r. rr"sld"n' ~ ''-''"'
~, 20 81 tho niur worker" With "hi'""
at birmingham. va h"'lhod "' w"
,rIL nr,Icr L., telegraph Nuin"r"n"
,,Ip,, In ~" NlnhnuH n"lh hnT" boon
ILIr hrcnurr 81 ~" alleged r"fuHnl OF
M, oporatnra :" accept III" nndnEH Of
the coal commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
CORNWELL WILL CALL
SPECIAL SESSION--IF

Charleston. Sept l.-pcClarnG that
Govcrnur Cornwell hns not refused Il"
call an extra session OF tn" legislature
10 remedy tho registration and election
Laws to permit women TO register ana
vote. Chairman T.. T.. Dunlap. Of tho
Democratic state executive committee
to-day r"Tl!ed 10 Chairman NJ. l.. VIII ite.
OF the Republican committees. suggesting
he join Mr.. Dunlap IN requesting the
governor to call such a session. He in
dirat"d the belief that Governor Corn
we'll would r"asScmhlr tn" Legislators at
AN early date If he had assurances that
they. e large mlainriiy Of whom in Zach
hCus" are Republicans. would make the
changes in the laws which they refused
last March to consider. though strongly
nrgrd hN him 10 do u th"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
Agreement Is Reached
For FreepOrt Vein Men

putsburgh. IA. sept. The coal or
,nrs' association 81 Ia" frr"rort
,hIck vein ~ I'cnnsrlvnnlt and "nlr'hlA
of the tinted Min" Workers h'' h'r"
,nJny and si:usd n'w wtI" N'A" VIZ
hIrL nc vaEr. 81 day mon IN
tsst Gcid win I've advanced. IN" in
crsnscs rnnEo from s. cents a day Il"
hoy. 10 GlSu "A d., /" me" H'm'l"r
scale Was signed her" S'H'"rhHy ny rep
49, ,.tI,.rs nr thr men Lnd IN" IItts-
Fl,,gh ppcrntor~' pa"""IniI"n
m n Gibbons. president "I p'NlrFt
: I'nItrd Mine Workers II \m"riCH. IA
sued n abatement tonight In which IL"
called upon all OPERATORS maturing cor
80. with the union 10 put into "n""t
tho now waKo scale without awaiting
FORMAL ratification Of III" increases.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
PROSECUTION DROPPED.

rtliShLrgh. Sept. l.-I'ndcr thr"" or
drrs. handed down by Judy" charles y.
orr IN United States court here tn-dny
tie case 81 TIA" government against Tia"
Iira.,l,l .kri"R'r She" Company. "hHrp-
int. N,,,Ihti"u at Ih. lever act Ia ihHl the
,unrrru was ALE god to have sold good =
al unreasonable" prices. Wa dr"pp"d
'rh" ,uurl ordered thar books aud REG
urdr ~ the Company seized hN federal
agents. Ice returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
''PIan 1O1" Never Was
Adopted; Committee
Rejected It In Toto
National Committee Treasurer
In Frank And Convincing
Statement

Special Dispatch TO Tho nlcIuEcnccT
Chicago. m. sept R""Iyinx /" a.
statement "r G"l rrnur cox. charging
that through n d""umcnt marked "rurm
i0l. entitled Campaign plan larger
'ItN.' IN" Republican uhII"nnI commit
Ia" wnn n""k!nE l." raise runa ,nuFInH
from s. n0D /" 3In 0nN r.r.d " to
h"i" tr'hnur"' 81 IA" Itoruhll. nn na
tI"nhl committee. today d,.Iut,d ia,
l'"W'" InIl' Chndldht" uun Ina nhnrIi
a. plan Whi'h wsn n'Nrr Adapted und
that hlr nlIoH"Il"nr Voc utterly Win
"ut hnnia
NJ rhs" ralh "I",',"", ''"A @
barge" "h'ut U"nSrlIa'r /" bay iIr
lI""lh' Win Un"tn" ruu,H 81
""''"'' h", LES h'"n completely A.
I''''''h "f"I' tie" s,""I"IIaI ,"rn",lI
-. ho nav hnH, nu"Ihot InIur huIso
-" - pt"p"s"d plan 'mh"dlcd u" " I"',I
mo"t whl'h war "ovrt raIlnoh ""r pat
lat" 400 nnd Witch ~ tact uar -
U,r'""ly N'I"rd
The r''"r'lH 81 49, 'UI'' rolI Nj
I rhau. "Hh"w ,"m' lu"i,'lN IhoI tho
'ini'"l""I 81 i!",''n"r '."s WIN ~
'''"'"' ;" ia" pi"" f"' l"'r"a"l"E The
Iuli 81 cont rihutl"up In hnuod ur"u u
ruREcuIcd plan whi'h no,cr vsa pat
tur" "rornil"n
Rsoitss tho rsota.
rho fn'ia orr Nrrv rimrlr nuh hn,
tho r"'"rdu /" hacl, them ur Juno lt,h
81 'h'' N'"'' ''"I'' }" lHHT "' NV 90
w. pc pare" ''"'A','" ',"rr'R"
'""d C'hn wh''h rt"r"'"h 'h' "hhnh"n.
In""l "i W." rlHn 'N'"""IF "d"r'' Il
hN ~" national '"inlt'"" !" try y"
h""r IA" limIr 81 contributions down u"
CLAMP Th'H whH 80 d""nn"n', form
l"l. which Nj. t'"I' rr"r'r'h ana
winch prov u'I ,hht 'nhiNIhnn, SUP
''rlrti"nS IL f|."NO and $4,000 be
taken. suggestions w"r" made IN thIS
I"ntntiN" plan Tor definitely providing
Tor city quotas Mr.. Elnir brought THIS
plan [" New York. where 1t was Ia"
proposed II. and II WIS promptly We
tocd by tho ""mmitte". u w"H not only
not hd"pt'd. u was hardly considered.
'rhc r"mmittc" was determined {" Try
out the 81. 900 plan. so FAR hav" been
rhIc to learn only ono copy OF this aug
prnIcd plnn wn- ever Scnt out az my
Office. which was r"nnilcd and prompt
Is returned
The 81 900 Limit.
"JuIy 6. 1870 there was issued from
NV rrIirc a circular with reference To
the financing Of IN" campaign. en-
hnd,.n tho plan which hnd actually
been n,Iortcd. md which was based on
limiting contributions To $1,000 ThiH
circular specifically stated. In keeping
with tho policy OF tn" nationRr com
n,ittcc To nopulnriE" tho financial sup
nort or tho 1870 Presidential election
r,mpaiEn. no single subscription To III"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
HARDING FOR
SHIPPING AID
Declares For Some Adjust
mcnl In Favor OF Amer
ican Bottoms

N,,I"u UcId Commenting to-day
az II" Ir"I' vol nnr"pnil"n 81 N"Il""a
, "IuIu'r,Irl tr",IIr". uu'I"I rr"vlri"n
OF IT,. chipping NJ. u"uni"r Harding
Il, Inrch HE halter TINT '""Iun ndIuri.
mont" ~ Invur "T hmorI"nn hr'inna
muHi L." undo n ia" proH"ni require" o
Iu'uIn ~ tho irndo ~" I" u" enforced
Il nu mot prepared I" hiHCu'n ID" Of
fo"I Of the uhlppiuH Till on cNIptluE
commercial 1r'nliCr.' said TIA" Itcpuh-
Ii"nn NOMINEES. when his attention wnH
called tu tho subject 'Th" bill wnH on
noted Will" was Involved In tho pro-
convention campaign. ! voted Tor mo
m"nHur". ] never resisted tho policy OF
rnvUrlng American bOifOmH. and II IL
my own judgment TINT tn" only way
W" Cnn every fairly proIn"t" IN Amcrl-
can merchant marin" Us to tax" cog
nizanr" nr the tpc"ihc requirements OF
our shipping. which competing nations
do not require. mud adjust ourselves to
TINT situation In fnvurtng contracts for
tho transmission Of mails md other pub
lie business
Adjustments Desired.
'If the In Fullct'"r acnmenH bill rep
rcH"nta the conscience of Amcricn. nH
! think II does. and "" impose unuHunl
"Nnrimrnis on our merchant marine. We
cannot make rxnCtlOnH on our merchant
murine with rom" adjustment 10 meet
tn" rItmatlon.
Tho senator referred to the nnbgidInn
by other nations To their ship
ping intrrrrtr mnd pnld he had been
told BY mn eminent shipping authority
that competition In foreign commerce
would bc imposHihl" for American ship
concerns unl"H they. too. were given
assistance.
Moe, Of today. Soumtor Harding spent
Mt work on his speech on agricultural
issues. TO BE- delivered September ut
tho Minnesota State fair. He saw Few
~nlIrrEt and tuntkht had about com
plrtcd hIn manuscript. He also did some
preliminary work on his Labor Day ad-
drrss which will b" delivered here.
Tomorrow fhr nominee will talk he
fore a delegation representing tho Nm
tIunal E.luCa ional association and other
teachers organizations. and in the aft
trrnonn Will go To an exhibition bnsc-
ball game pu' on hero for his special
benefit by the Chicago tubs and local
team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
TRACTION COMPANY n
HONEI3Y D1lGo2I

Pittsburgh. Sept. l.-R1o
Pittsburgh railways comn
several days ago that ~
at the rate Of four for
he used after the r1t
to three for IS cent?
that no change would b.
the RECEIVERS served MOTTO
be test OF "mass+ homes,
The new fare wei I'M
and tonight the RI M
that the public hal nj
about n million mori
normally were sold
ing on the increase
the receivers said "tt
Il complete succesG'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
COLBY TOPLEAD
FOR LORD MAYOR
GIVES PROMISE. TO
MAKE. INTERVENTION
Death Within Twelve Hours
II British Government
Does Not Act

I."ud"u. Sept TIA" '"mdi
Iluu 81 I.urh Nu'nT Ma SwIl"y
III l!IlNluu 1T lt"u i"niEhl whh
without ching" except Ihrt u"
appeared = IrII' weaker. I'M
!, IniI,'S r""uu i'HH hnNl"uH IMAM
TN, were - I,W dH' Is aga, hir
Mas " in'N not paw lhH h'I a..
,IInluund lI.lI l"uIEhl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
TRACTION FARE INCREASE SUSPENSION
ONLY TEMPORARY; TEXT OF TIL

such fares and charges,
frctIvs tn" first day Of
TT IL ordered that Il
upon complaint. without
Ing. afford a hearing
lawfulness OF the fares, 4
tins and practices conf
tariff.
1T further appearing d
ulr makes certain increa
Interstate transportation
and property. md tho RI
rsts Of the public appeS
IurI pIiIly affected therobI
tho opinion OF tho COMM
effective date or said sch
I'd In nnid MIR shout
pending said bearing nm
on.
ut IL further ordered
ton Of thu rnid nchrdu
said thrift l,r suspended
uAo or the fares. char
and practical therein rtl
upon lntrrHat" traffic u
OF December. 1920. unlet
dcrod hy the rommission
shall be made In such
otc.. during the said pcrt(
unlcsr authorized by Sph,
OF tho CummiHslon.
1T is further ordered
md charges thereby Il
changed shall not be Inc,
regulations and practI
sought 20 be altered shall
by any subsequent tart
until this investigation {
proceeding and any ext
has expired. unless auth
commissin.
And II Ii further order
OF this order shall be {
schedule In the office Of
Commerce Commission. thi
OF he forthwith served up
parties TO laid 'schedulsa
carriers parties to said
and are hereby made resp,
proceeding and that thhY
fled OF the time nnd place
above ordered. ~
"By the Conmissin IN
GEORGE B. AcdI1Ty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
rw1MrTnvElkl

Pittsburgh. Sept. Ii
PERSONS were killed IN a.
dents in Allegheny con-
month 81 August. accord
port OF Coroner Samuel
public tonight, To-day.
Of September. two deatha
automobile accidents wa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
FIRE DESTROYS SEVEN
PAsSEN9ER COACHES

Pittsburgh. Sept. Fire OF undctcr-
mined origin destroyed five day coaches
and two Pullman cars on Pittsburgh &
Lake Eric railroad siding near the
Smithfield street bride here late to-
night When tho blaze was discovered
railroad employees tried to extinguish It
with hand chemicals, but the fire ret
beyond their control and two alarms
went in. By the time the firemen ar
rived the seven cars had been destroyed.
No estimate Of the damage could be OBJ
tnIned tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

chicago, sept. h~
at comnIittaa rsdnh
rrnm federal ofis
under upsoiAi ds
mv"ry ~ homs1
avoid onnfliotiI
rinI DIrrui0r
committee log
T." ihn Htahd Ia
WIN tho iptnryisW
~ wing frnn i7,ooo.oee se
would 10 required 10 hsN
president this yaar,
Fuuaior Kenyon 1ussty
r"ra about Tho aHpenAe ~
hlu nnanolaI collecting aUe
IupInn and brought out
was pponi for furniture
TINT tho payroll ~ ~ -
nRcd $4,000 q nnppth.
rentals nj tho height
monthly.
bore rpecIaI delivery
That was so that
their homes. Bsnata
"Yns."
YOU know that
tho solicitation Of
buildlngsT
YES"
You thought
violate tho law.
Yes"
"DId you have
feet"
81 talked wit
civil scrvico co
Did they tel
"No. they wd
selves"
The COMMITTEE
It's work hero
and adjourn to
ribly Pittsburgh