The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-08

due 70 lack Of power. Today
trouble was experienced IN
santcwn section.
Bringing Miners. -
Felix MAfika, cousin or Albert ma
&c, q ~ the region today maxine Al
arrangements to place 100 miners. M
are leaving the hard coal REGIONS 4
Scranton, Pa. anticipating d strike IN
those regionss
United Mine WORKERS.
| W. s. Ray and w. S. Reese tiIsfric,
board members, are at Usage TODAY.
A. @. Porter, district board mer,.
Der, is conterring with Labor Commits.
sioner McGuliongii today:
John custalac, district oreaniter IA
at Mount Glare where no win ms titute
q new local.
Ira Marks district board member
Is at Grafton today.
D. g. Ware. district board mennhes
Is at MrWhorter today.
+, Nick Aiell, district board member.
Is comforting with tho miners ~ TaIr'
mont Shaft today. Tho matter VIII be
brought UP OF meeting tonight Al
! Willard hall. Vice President Nillla,h
Petry, Of district ii. VIM attend si' tSe
meeting.
Have TOO Many EmptIes.
Officials OF the Western MaryIand
railroad yesterday reports an over sun
1 ply OF empties at the mines along the
georges Creek, Upper Potomac and
west Virginia fields. The mines ~
t recslVins more cars than they car
Tidewater Exchange.
Arrangements were made AZ \ ,naef.I
ing In Philadelphia YESTERDAY IN con- M,
tinue thespools OF the Tidewater COAL
Exchange, which was estatlishad ~
The government and viii cease 10 exiet
by presidential order April 40 Rail.
roads, trans-shippers and coal oneral
tors are interested in the Exchange
Rembrandt Peale was elected nrees.I
dent. Forty-two operators ana sbin-
pers signed UP. membership blanks
yesterday.
These directors were elected shin.
pers-New York: Charles A. nyar
Willis g. TONNES, b. Kelly Dowfiey. F
s. Alden, w. A, Marshall ard f,at,ar
ron s. Willard. Philadelphia: a n
Gabell, w. L. Scott, @. II. Jacobs andI
Medford j, Brown. Baltimore: John]
G. Lewis, Howard Adams. ol Il. Kereh. !.
= Eef M anu y. w. Hendleys New ENGLAND,
ton. s,sss,. AVE-
operators-w. r. coaIe, George II
Francis, z. Larry Eyre, II. NJ. PAYNE.
William Boulton, j. "a. IIiilman and|
Telford Lewis. d =
Lands Steel Rualnse.
o.tnoS V, saa.s 1 70 an announcement re-
Az. '1,l from saltmore The consolida.
ennt-s ~ , e9,pany mas luas closed s
So.IsSa VIII ". tre 5etnienem SteeN
Ss.l ~ ation ~. t ~ GelVery OF West
sa ma c Ia, 70 its Scnwap plant AZ
ep rss s. roln., Mu-
A. tne steei company agrees 60 take
n tne eIsire outpus OF tne mines Of Tho
S 5S1,l 4 Soal company along the
f1ei, run pralcn o. the western
ry4ano ialLroaa, wnicn includes ida
NAY Salolina anu NO. W mines. This
10 low suipnur coal running about
VI , " one PEE cent, penny regard
gu as lae "a Steel coai. Ine dllly ton.
maze oi t dna tnree mines y approxi'
ila ny s,vvVs sons.
lhe coIlracs u 9ne, or tine, most I'M
IS ciosea N salttmore tnm yeAr.
tne Sonsoloatlon Soat cvEnpapy pemg
me SECOND concern 70 receive . con
tract TINS year
4 me DAVIS Goa ana ccke ccmpsny
en- e mo 2 eontfscs Win CnHrlesy
"a. .scnWap Iof tle sel,yery oL DsyisI
ssam cosi ~ tne se.nlenem !, ana olnerl
plants OF tne setnienem steel com,
pany, inns ms agreement Menl INTO ei-
Iece IN lsll anu mas several years
more 10 run. !.
me contract WIN tne Sonso lioatson
Coal company aiso means mucn IN tnel
way OF tonnage 70 inc y .sNes.ern MeTy-j
iano ssIas IN, Sonsollaation pe-
gan oe meL Ap ni .,,S
! hughes to Defsnd Miners.
-, Fo,meT supreme SouIt suuss
"a =. us I.e mas peen Iesalneu
ny .ne s uaile1 .s nine =. Anes-
t ns, - uelenu t9e iol,y ~. unlon "
II tlc Js . aIaei ass.,ss;,' ~
APP on etar sss %
ra.se ooai Dies, a ..st'nga y an en-
no 9ssL n,,'l ~ new Lofh casy
9y son ~ az ,S,sa .s pse IN,
S es oss NC ~ t,,a s,,d A. s.,ra
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