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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
N CANNON JURY
CANNOT AGREE

Cleveland, Dec. So.-The jury ccn-
siderinE the second degree murder cese
OF William H. MeGannon. chief juSttes
Of the municipal court, was apparsnkH
in q hopeless deadlock early tonient
after having had the case for twenty
six hours. the jury resumed delioSte-
tions at 6:45 following recess 5pr
supper.
According to rumors tonight ten bsi-
lots had been taken today with the
vote reported standing ten to two for,
conviction.
judge cIaurice Bernon RETURNED to
his chambers in the courtroom at =
o'clock. He announced he would order
tho Jury locked up for the night -
IL o'clock, unless a verdict is returned
iI the meantime. .4ss
The jury reported at . o'clock thar
were unable TO reach an agreement and
asked that they be allowed to retiss
for the night. I'd. ..- Y
Judge Bernon then ordered. that thc9
be locked up in hotel At that h1pR
they had had aie case almost tNeHtyS
eight hours. @
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W,shInr;on. De- 50. - wholesale
charges OF y!iful discrimination against
negroes at the polls in the S"ut"eFt Il
staIos Sere made by representatives OF
-. National Association roT IN" AZ
v,rcament OF Co!or"d People To-Day oe-
fnr, the house census committee. an"
brought forth vigorous objections from
committee mcn.be from IN" south. Inc
committee was considering Legislation 10
reaupcr,!on congressional rcpreOnta-
tion
Tn, frs, charge made by the aSSocia-
,,,,.. repr.sartatiycs brought OH
storr, cr drnials and additional charges
.ra. gathered III volume as III" session
nrourrssrd. and rca ched It's climax at
ths close with the appearance oil
photogra pher 10 take Il group picture "l
ihe committee. including rs southern
members, witnesses and spectators, oI
whom a number were negroes
When Walter +. White. assistant SC
-nta-y nf tho organization. declared INA.
tho ma Jnr!ty uf the white population "t
many southern states were "!aw.NSS
southern members ~ IN" committee
pumped 10 their feet.
Il decline l." ~ silent anil To- W.T.
n.sses make wholeSa." charges OF sian
der = SEa!nN' on. S''''''' ~ 80
Sta;e.." exclaimed Representative Lar
son. rnnro. RAJ. Georgia. 'l."t '@"m con-
La. rhna!ao,y"- 10 facts within their
personal krrw,edge. and DOT rest theE
"a -. upon hearsay reports"
Eerros nntatives Bee Democrat. Texas
aud hsw.ll. Democrat. Louisiana, sec
ondet thcir Georgia colleague IN e1er'
Eitc fashion
Chairman Steg.i a: mi: point inter-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS RUN AMUCk g.. 81:
As VOTE SUPPRESSION IS CHARGED

iec,ed 10 say that the committee had
decided 10 let the witnesses make their
statements and members question them
afterward. Tho chairman, however.
was often forced TO call members to or.
der when they protested against lettins
statements of witnesses pass unchal-
lenSed.
Charges of disfranchisement OF ne
rroes in the south Also were made by j.
Weldon johnson. secretary or the asso-
citation. who said hts Organization mad
been formed eleven years ago to Work
FOR equal political rights for negroes
throughout the nation. -
Represcntat!ve Larsen. Democrat.
C;enrgia, r.jo!red with the assertion that
the association was formed by certain
whites and negroes in The north 10 gel
back to conditions before primaries be-
came general in the south, when. he said,
Oh. negro vote was markctable COM
modify Tho association. he added,
maintained secret gents throughout ths
south and thrivei IN pr"paganda It was
able TO get ont. ~
The appearance OF the photogfaphaf
70 SNAP the committee caused south
crn members TO declare they would not
81; In group the background OF which
was formed OF negroes. a large number
Of whom we're crowded into the room
Reprrscuta;ire Asw ell irrt the room and
Representative Larsen Informed Chair
man Slcgel he did not intend leaving thA
room and would raise h---" II the
picture we're rafc With the spectators
on hand as tacKsround mo commit
tee finally went into executive session.
thus clearing the room, and the group
picture was made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
PLANS NOT
YET DECIDED UPON

Washington. Dec $h.--Scnator Pen
rose. nr pennsylvania. chairman of the
senate rinanr" committee. returned TO
Washington ;n-DiEht after an absence
OF more than n Year due 10 IL health.
The Pennsylvania senator was taken
III a. his home N Philadelphia when he
went there shortly before the adjourn
men, Of congress IN November OF last
year
Nhnrr has boon no announcement AZ
Senator lnnrosn's office here as 20
whether n" Intends 70 resume his seat IN
tho senate - this time and the senator
tonight sad he had nothing 10 say as
20 MIN immediate plans. He indicated.
lows,cr. that he would make an an
within the next day or Two.
The senate finance committee over
which Senator McCumber. of North pa-
kota, Is presiding in Senator Penroses
a hs.nce. w!ll take up emergency tariff
legislation next month. and after that
/; Is expected will be confronted with
the important work of shaping perma-
nent tariff legislation and revising the
Internal revenue laws.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
Knox's Staten ent

t!.,,,,n.on. W. Va. Pee. So: T.
E..,.y dresden. K District Il. United
Mn. Workers. and James Riley prNs'-
ao,. o, ,he West Virginia Federation
- Labor, arrived in Williamson today
S-o,, charleston. They went Into con
-.r.rrs trnmediRte.? Win union ''"'
9, ,.b,rgs or the Minso county ""aI
s,-I,;. Tho uatUr" or their DISCUSSIONS
80. NO, disclosed. although y ~ Nn-
a,rs-ood that they we're related IN part
10 an ,n~cstlgat!cn Q! the ChattatoE
sbn,ttng a week ago. according ~ union
headquarters here. ,..,
More than inO shots were eHchHhHSu
h.,,vsep soldiers ON str.k" duty ana
.,,Lr,,.,, ,.rsuuS near the Howard Col
,s.-,.s ,.or,ror!y mine n ChattaroE. tho
rrxb- - prce,nh4rl IS. Allegations ana
run!ors that union men were 'mP'ca'eu
ara ,a,d 70 have been the cause OF an
Investigation arar, from that !nst'-
.u..l ny tho military n contr"' - tne
strike be,. -,
II =. expected Kc.aey and E""% ~"
ho IN Williamson severs! days. invests
aa,,ry .y,r. phase oT ~. Tug river
rI.ua-;ar. : was declared - .f'he
headaus-'cvf.
Cases Dismissed.
-. .agss oc the Uya neC rrarred
,.,h h.,nr implicated fl the Shooting
>. rha-ker DecArlee- ~. "s-s d'S'
,,,s..a ,oIa. p'hsr rher hearings rS"A
.LA,s N.rc~A a jls..rA q ;Na peace. Tv"
p. nos, ,aker .-ir ensro1. were sac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
IN:
RETAIL PRICES
PREDICTION MADE
BY THE CREDIT MEN
Reasonable Buying By All
Recommended AS Unem-
ployment Remedy

New York. De-" "n.--Reduc,lons IN
retail prices after next week were pre-
dictcd today ny J. H. Trecoe. executive
secretary II tho National Association
OF Credit Men. IN his January letter TO
the members Of the organization
throughOut the United states.
Declaring the retailers have not foI-
lowed the lead OF manufacturers ana
wholesalers In cutting prices. he said
retail merchants would have been pet
ter off had they taken their losses and
distributed commodities To consumers
while the purchasing power OF tho con'
sumers was Sill strong. Many, he eX-
planned. waited for The holiday trace
before making reductions and, whie
,he trade was fair, cSsentia! buying
has been narrowed.
Mr.. TreEoe urged consideration TO
the problem of preventing unemploy-
ment which he themed the serious
thing OF the moment"
I'VE urge wise and reasonable buying
upon the par, OF all" he said. This
lone will keep Industries moving and
prevent !dlenes$. A stable price basis
cannot he reached except in n Tree
movement Of commerce and 50 long as
business is held up b. the holding back
rt consumers. prices Will be uncertai IN
and lack confidence"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
Mr.. WILSON'S POINTED
COMEBACK At THE
PREMIER or BRITAIN

Philadelphia, Dec. S0-A treaty Of
peace between the allied and associated
powers and Germany was possible only
through the furda amental agreement Of
Great Britain, France aud the United
States, and Il can be maintained only
by continued cooperation among shese
powers, which is an essential basis fox
the worlds peace
This declaration was made here to-
nights before the Philadelphia Public
Ledger forum on tho peace conference
by Charles II. Haskins, professor OF his
tory AT Harvard University. and chief
Of the Division OF Western Europe Am
erican Commission 70 Negotiate Peace.
Professor HnSkins reviewed the diff
cult!eS which confronted the treaty
makers in establishing the now from
tiers Of Germany, and recalled N" mod
rratlon .: tho armistice terms, COM
pared with JicrmanY's war aims. a ro-
vealed in the recently published War
Memories" Of General Ludendor'f.
The speaker told Of a dialogue be-
tween President Wilson and Premier
Lloyd George al when governing
com mission under tho Lcagu" "f Ma
tons. acting for fifteen years, Was pro-
posed for the SaRr Valley.
The prime minister turned to the
president and said:
"Mr. President, think we have got 4
very good plan hore."
We'll" fhe answer was said to have
been. why don'i you apply Il TO Ire
land"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
Women ''Dry". Clerks
Charged With Fraud
Two Female Officials Charged
With Acceptance of
$3I,500 Bribe

New York. Dec 3o.--Two women
clerks in the federal prohibition direo-
tors offices here. and three man today
we're arrested charged with conspiracy
TO defraud the United States through
liquor withdrawal permits obtained by
bribery.
The womO are Mary Park!ns and
Regina Sassoney, and the mon are Ed
ward Donegan. a Brooklyn contractor;
SiGmund Peansyl Rosenfeld, and
George T. Stibberson.
Assistant United States Attorney
Canll drew up the complaint. said to
involve tho offer a $500 bribe to
the women.
Later the brib. was said TO have
amounted TO $31,5O0." paid TO the Par.
kins woman last night at her hotel
apar ment by Donegan, who, for the
purpose Of tho negotiations obtained
an adjoining room"
Special Agents Goldirg. Murphy and
Seib, arrested all the parties In the
case" and locked them up IN the Delaney
street station. The prisoners were or
drred arraigned before a United States
commissioner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
MY, HFHAT A CoMEpowN FOR
TRE AUToCRATIc CONDUCTORS!

Philadelphia, Dec. 30.--If a conductor
OF a train offers you a cigar, hands you
newspaper. asks II you are comfort
able It il hut his effort TO live up 10
new rules that you be trea,ec as
quasi"
Our patrons on all occasions should
be treated as our guests" IS the New
Years message Samuel Rea. president
Of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad, has writ
ten IN leaffstt being distributed 70 pass
holding employees. "'wnenovor any
question arises. we Should sacrifice our
own individual comfort for ,ne!rs."
The president suggests pass holders
give up their seats 10 paying patrons
when a car IS crowded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
Old Mother Earth Good
For a Tri|IiOn Years !
Scientist Predicts lnconceN-
able Achievements In the
Years to Come

Chicago. Dec. So-New sciences and
discoveries. human achievements be-
yond present comprehension Of the
mind and forces that will make radtum
and electricity pale into !nsignancance
in the next few million years, were pre-
dlctsd last night by Professor r. O.
Moulton OF the University of Chicago
before tho American Association for
the Advance mont OF Science.
Professor M"ulton said mans intel
l!Scuce today VIII have the same ratio
to the m,u nr future years IS The toad
has to the twenty century human.
The future life OF planets is mat
tor Of a trIllion years or 60. Professor
Moulton said. and theories OF collisions
between planets are baseless. at lcas.
any clls.on for several thousand mi.
IONS OF years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
COMMUNISTS
ARE WARNED
Following Overwhelming
Vote of Confidence In the
French Government

Paris, Dec. 30.-(By The Associated
Press)-An overwhelming vote Of con-
fidcnce In the government In connec-
ton with the Tours Socialist Congress
was given by the Chamber Of Deputies
this evening. The vote. which was 45l
TO 50. came after the gauntlet has been
thrown down to the government By the
new Communist party Of FRANCE. form
ed at the Tours Congress. and aecep-
tance Of the challenge on behalf Of the
government had been made by Minister
Of the Interior SteeE.
Deputy Marcel Cachin told the cham
Der that revolutionary efforts by the
new Communist party would continue
despite any action the government
might take. In reply, NJ. Steeg warned
the revolutionary party that any at
tempt at revolution would be suppress
ed with all the means IN the hands Of
the government.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
Alleged Pro6teering By
New York Chain Stores
Met With Prosecution

New York, Dec. 1o.-Jossf NoitAr.
rroprietor, and Lester B. EvNA& ~
ac.r Of the Federal Food stoeo4 -.
porated, operating II: Er>eSee
Greater New York, were arfseee4 .
charges Of prefitesrtng here tSAy -
held for arraignmsnt next 1AUFeI
they arc charged with Violates - N
Lever act.
The charge against Reiter ~ Svo9
sworn TO by John g. JohnOeA. eye
investigator for the deparS1saS -
Justice, alleged that the antN1fo3l1es
ing law was violated BY tha o@S
ia oco pounds Of sugar at ~ 0soO
q mound after being purchasoa - tA~
a. s,t a pound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
BOMBS DESTROY
TWO TAXI CABS

p Pht'adArrhIs Pa. Dec. S0.s- Two
bombs placed in taxicaps m widely sepa-
rated parts Of the city. but timed 10 cH-
plode simultaneously. demolished the
cabs tonight.
One in the heart of the theStre dis
,rlct, near the Bellevue -Slratiord hOteI.
"aused a near panic amongst Tho hotel
guests. members OF the nearby Art club
and Union League club and theatre
patrons The other took place near the
North Ph.iadclphiA station OF the Penn
sylvaniS railroad. No enc was injured
n either ono.
Th" iLNiyaLh Verr owned by tho
Quaker rl,y Ta>i"ab company. em-
ployes - watch iaNvc been on strike for
severnl weeks r4t!Ce found a crude
bomb mad" Of a ....";ion of lead pipe and
stuffed with explosives and cotton at ths
scene Of IN" Nrrth r!t.!ud"ir:tn expl"
SION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
Many Grave Problems
Faced By the British

I.ondoa. Dee. ao--tsy 10 Associated
Pressl--Sritaiu' outlook FOR 1911
pictured IN rathsr Sor;ber col"'s bY 49,
politicians. scoaor; So. aaaa";-rs and
fSb. leaders A, home two outs,arG ns
problems-unsnip p!6yrG-nt ar" ireland
have bafile1 the s"|Srr.Hea.. wGI~ q.
is also besieGsd ~ 'cany results NJ ths
war, including vigorous &ews naper
campaign nsains: so-Ga!!ed SoTernnea.
In the tor..sc cd. .ooH."S rast.
ward there Is tina perp.cN:Us ?:"h'S n
es settling tho Palestine boundaries.
promisipg some pointed EXCHANGES OF
opinion with France: M.snpo;am!a ws'h
n. huge expense and IS oil; the -v-r-
;,rAsent- Persian d:F.cuities which me
last agreement has GOt a.'aEeG: lHd.,
which q IN q create" stare 90 ErrNs
than for years. requiring an eNt"ri'""-
trade proposals Walsh haN- CaHs-i q
soiIt IN the British vab!net. and the VH-
certain Gresx situation.
cfftcfals hero believe thct w.;a.n tSs
aext twelve moc'H> 'UTor'arS dee ing ,
between GreA: Britain ard the United
states with necesS''a.s mos: caretu.
Negotiation between ne .wo coun-
,ries have been aimus: dorrIOn: since
the political conventions ~ t"e Ln!ied
states. There Is desire % clear up
the or question which has been suhIec.
->ps n long ser!-s % communication or
Sae question a. g. th~ "Nt"nt - "h'yh
s6s< fynited States snail participate n
sbs Ssorid 'pstro.eun, supply. much %
which Is under British mandate. 1t -
behaved. however. that considerable
more, negotiating - necessary before IN
agreement IL reached.
Settlement Of cable control also offecS
many perptaN!:tss aSi particularly in
that the United states - Continually
reaching rarthc- c0C woC'd :~"@". ship
ptnx experts and Or.c.1's -" "t 'nn
opinion that the u"w ,r--CeE':,e marina
os tho United S,a,.s - NHc.y - bring
10 a question or adiC:. diplomacy aud
po!nt 20, secretary Dnr.eis aarouHIt-
rssnt OF big 92rs! 7TnErRm as 20
Officials here hnvs noe dnS!rsd -
push these questions 10 settlement
until the advent Of the neVS American
Kovernm.nt bUt h"9N % GET 'hen under
way soon ascar Marrh I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
WIRELESS APPEAL FOR
.EUROPE'S HUNGRY TOTS

Nsw York. Dec. &0--.tma'2u: wireless
operators over III" country t"nleh' aS-
sisted IN distributing % tho American
neorlr through the press. radio mes
50 ses from Hsrherr Hoover. Appearing
for relief OF helpless children n "hSi"rM
and central Europe. Powerful radi"
s,a,iors at New Ncrk. Detroit and Ch!-
cago and vessels AT sea sent a." New
year message broadcast and ana tours
belonging TO the American ''aH'' N"'"%
,eaEut. picked I ny.
"Every American wh" has. no; y"'
taken an ',nvisibls guest into A.S houS"
IAN, with 'Nn dollars. put Into "ue't
So y.ar'y raeolui'or that carUot be
broken r~>"!ul!nn E" ssve ch!'d =
Nc" said Ire n,rsSac" ~
Less than ha'f of 'na F%A .N"r"'" re
o,,jre6 hy the F.uropean E'.''' '"IN".
- conduct it$ .h.'d care ''r"sra'n Tn''.
no next harvest H"" 4, nn%'I. "
.Ld.I saving, "' : uN,rlnkHh'" '"a'
49," nf the .50n u"n charges ou "u"
,.tar,ty should he turned 'fT" i"'
streets"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
STRANGE HISTORY OF
BOND IS DISCLOSED

Philadelphia. Dec. so.-A strange his.
tory Is connected with $50 United
states bond which was received today
hv the American Friends Service com
,nittee, to swell the fund 10 aid $500
0no under-nourShrd children Of Europe
The bond was sent Nv milling COM
many Of indianapolis. which received II
from a rpilroad man. VINO stole four
barrels OF -four from 2 train. joined the
"hurch and is now studying for the min
!Stry.
The theft troubled his conscience, he
confessed bis transEr"ssion and paid
for the hour with the hond. The. COM
many scnt the bond to the Friends COM
nittee.
An official Of the company. In trans
mitting the h0Ed. wrote:
NAV tn" power which ororEnt tnls
bo,J - MS also bring tho millionaire
thieves to ncnrten"r. and !nduc" them TO
send IN their bond "a coadonc the injury
they have done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
IN
RELIEF MOVE
ENDORSEMENT OF
EUROPEAN CAMPAIGN
Resolution Introduced By the
West Virginian In the
Senate

Washington, Dec. 3o.-Under reso-
luton introduced today by Senator
Sutherland. Rspublcan. OF west Vir-
ginia, tho government would endorse
and the public would be asked to con-
tribute 70 the relief movement for tho
children of central EUROPE headed by
Norbert hoover and the European re-
lief council. The resolution was re-
ferred TO the foreign relations com
mittee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
STEAMSHIP BELIEVED
LOST WITH IT'S CREW

ST. Johns. y. F.. Dec. So.-The coast.
ing steamer .Euphrates, Is reported
missing since tn" blizzard Of. TuesdaH
and is believed 10 have founderrd with
her crew Of six men. The vessel plies
between this port and Belle Isle. dis
lance OF 80 miles.
The schooner Elsie ". f'orkun1. bound
for Europe. with = cargo Of fish. has
hecn abandoned al sea- hut the crew is
safe. a message said today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
TYLER COUNTY FARMER
SUCCUMBS TO INJURY

Sun.iaI nIsNlt,h o. Tho I0tcIIg"n"er.
Niddrchnrrnr. Dec "a --Ruhcrt T..
Jones. ~. nf CcntrcvIii". passed away
errly This morning aS result Of tn
turtles received Wednesday afternoon.
when H., wAS SlrE"k hr falling tree.
Tn, man'+ bnck was broken and i" Is
believed b. hayr hrou internally injured.
Jones and his hru' h"r-!u-law. VIII 'o".
were telling tsrNS when th" accident oc-
Cured TIL" deceased Is survived hr his
widow and on" daughter. Mrs. Grocer
Uuinl';1n. uf Frahkt'wn Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
Socialist Praty SPLIT.

Tours, France, Dec, 3o.-(By The As
ISOLATED Press)-The split in tho So
cial!st party OF France took definite
shape this afternoon when the central
lists. led by Jean LonQuet and Paul
Faure. met IN Joint session with the
leaders constituting the majority of the
Socialist members of the chamber Of
deputies. The two groups concluded
that inasmuch as a majority OF tho
Socialist congress yesterday had voted
n favor Of adhesion 10 the third In
trr-lat!onaie, and thereby became the
Communist party Of France. the right
and ccntrist parties were now officially
tie Socialist party Of France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
$50, 900 1ribss oHersd.

Washington. Dec. 30.--Offictals ana
employees OF the Internal revenue bureau
here have been offered br!pes up to
$4,000 TO assist in evasion or the Vol
stead prohibition enforcement act
through issuance Of false liquor with
drawal permits. local prohibition agents
declared tonight. The statement was
made in discussing the arrest hero yes
tcrday OF Antonio Pappano, charged
with bribing ono OF the employees OF the
federal prohibition directors office in
New York. There has been no evidence.
however, that any OF the bribes offered
here were accepted, II was re!d.
Pappano. who conducts fencing
school here. was released today on 10000
bond following his arraignment.
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a .. 80 -.
Caruso Operated Upon;
Condition Satisfactory

New York. Dec. 30.-Physiciahs at.
tending Enrico Caruso. tenor. who is III
with pleurisy at his apartment here. an
nounced tonight he had been success
fully operated upon and that his condi.
ton is satisfactory. A bulletin signed
by six doctors attending him, said:
operated upon by DR.. John F. Erdmann
for empyema- His condition 10 salts
10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
TNN wHATHDR

west virginia ohio---eartly eloudy
eridAy: Saturday unsettled. followed eJ
satu, moderate Temperature.
western Pennsylvanis-Far Friday; :;
saturday CLOUDY ara rnsettledi possibly
rain; n<aAakAto eAMpA<A4ASe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
GOAL oPI1Aro1 xnL1n

Nav Philadelphia, O.. Dec 3o.-J. p
Quinn. owner Of . coal mine near here
was killed today by = premature explo
ston of powder. A fragment OF Goa
struck his head. A workman. In thu
min. when the explosion occurred VA
injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-31
MINE WORKERS OFFICIALS PROBE
REGENT SHOOTING At CHATTEROY

~ b. omp;"yrs r: :ha rhack"r ''ai and
coke company and The others wcr"
residents of IN" tent colony "f Strik-
ing miners near ThaCk"r. S"r"ra.
shots. II WAS alleged. We're exchanged
between tho men without casualties.
Tho use ur firearms I" celebrate" the
passing or the c.d year and tho arr!Ta'
Of tho Way at mliu;cht 'umorruw might
has bcrr the CAUSE r" much sp"cula
t!or among Williamson residents.
Hitherto Z has he"n the custom Tor
them L. "cut loose" with ava'labl"
arms, but with tho country under mill
,ary control this would lie banned nee
cssarilv. R"S!dce. all arms are sup
nuend 10 have h"cn surrendered 10 III"
shcrifr's office No rdiCtS OF pr"Clama-
tons nave been ISSUED t"rb!dd!ng the
use Of guns T"r celebration! purposes H.
thusa rsrm!tI"i II carry N'Hi"'s. How
rrnr. military headquarters u = under
stool WI, ok TO sheriff "t"'t \ c.
Plnson VIII" im,s hts duties January
70 soc thai 1js'u., ar used IN r"gu-
,attcn manner only.
New Sheriff Goes in.
COUNT rT.r"' g" iW.. 'odSy
cleaning up III ouds .Hl "'sjs "f r"u-
tine n'a''"r orr.rsv4'''". 80 h"r'nn'rE
"a. rev .e;% ..''. 49, o,r"ptions
N. oA'~;a' pers"nu, MI, not b"
changed Tho mos important C'fio> to
nharcA hands = 'Na' 10; Sher!f g I.
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