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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
CHANGE In TRAIN
SCHEDULE ASKED
PikEuLLE PEOPLE REQUEST c
. O. TO MAKE MORNING
TRAfN EARLIER.

An effort is being made by PikeviIIs
people TO have train 81 10 Ieave there
at about a. m. instead Of O'Clock
As At present They claim the time
they now have at points near the
mouth Of Big Sandy Is too short q
justify the expense of-the trip in many
instances Also. that conenction with
trains for Cincinnati, Louisville and
-%==st.sburg are missed now about as
|ollenzs made. The earlier start would
|eive the Big Sandy train plenty OF time
- gtraggle into the junction points
= l.rs The main line trains pass
There is GOOD deal Of merit in the
.coutention Tor an earlier schedule.
Three hours may be slightly earlier
than necessary. but a considerable
change should be made.
What About Through Serviee7
II Is said the C. c. & o. is now run
ming two passenger trains per day into
Elkhom City from South Carolina. II
this is true 1t seems that the time is
about ripe for establishing the through
service that has been talked about a
long time. which would include Pull
man cars from Chicago and Cincin-
natl
Louisville Waking Up.
The Board OF Trade committee. seek
ing better train service between
Louisville and towns in Eastern Ken
tucky. decided that its first move
would be 10 request the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railroad Company to revise its
schedules. putting on one passenger
train to leave Louisville for Ashland at
midnight and another to leave Ashland
for Louisville at the same time
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
Former Johnson County
Man Dies in Ashland

The Independent says After a lin
gering illness OF several months Mr.
H J. Daniel passed peacefully away al
his home at To5 18th street at 5,3O
a m Sunday At his bedside when
the final summons came was his de-
voted wife and children,
AIr- Daniel has long been resident
OF this city and was a man held in the
highest esteem by all who knew him.
He was kind and cOnSiderate OF 9TH
ers. splendid neighbor. an upright
and honorable citizen, a devoted hus-
hand and father. He was Mason and
IA devoted member of the Methodist
Episcopal church south Mr.. Daniels
was born II years ago in johnson
county and was married when quite
Young to Rebecca Lexetta Vanhoose
who survives him He is also survived
by the following children: Nose D.
Bert. both of Ashland. Mrs. John Ad-
kins. Ahxier. The sisters who survive
him are Mrs. Polly Murray, OF Kerr,
Mrs. Sarah Fairchild OF Flat Gap. Mrs.
J. c. Fitch, Johnson county. and the
brothers living are DIR. G. v. Daniel.
leaintsville, d. J. Daniel. WhitehOuse.
David ]. Daniel Paintsville. Isaac
Daniel. OF Sipp. and James Y Daniel
Of Sipp.
The funeral services We're held from
the home and burial in the Ashland
cemetery. The Masons had charge OF
the burial service. The services were
in charge of Rev. Paul Powell pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal church,
south.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
FARMERS MEET
ATLOUISA ON
SATURDAY, l4TH
Lawrence County Farm Blu.
reau Provides Big Day
for Farmers and
Their Families.

On Saturday Of this week the farm
.ers OF this county are invited to come
to Louisa and spend the day most
probably and pleasantly
Geofrey Morgan and K l. varney.
two OF the best speakers in Kentucky.
will be present TO make addresses
Those who bring their dinners win
spread them on the lawn of the court
house square
There win be music anu good time
for all
The Farm Bureau has secured from
r. n Yates a very. suitable building
on Main street for permanent head
quarters- II Is two doors from the
Eldorado picture show. A rest room
for the women whc come TO town has
been provided This viii be open not
only next Saturday. but every Sweek
day in the year. SO that women from
the country win have a place to rest
II viii be equipped with all necessary
conyeniences-
This is one OF the best steps ever
taken by the agricultural organization.
The Bureau will be worth thousands OF
dollars 70 the farmers Of this county.
All Il needs is cooperation
Do not fan to come to Louisa Sat-
urday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
?. D. ROOSEVELT PLANS
TO VISIT kENIDc</. TOO

Washington. RooeeteIt1 oI |...
political parties win stump Ee0I....
this fall II plans now being mad. ~
both Democratic and Repub'Ic11 partly
leaders in Kentucky are succa..'.|
Announcement was made That Col
Theodore Roosevelt viii visit Indiana
and then Kentucky during ScrI.1.1.r
10 make speeches for the RtCU|IIc1n4
Franklin D. Roosevelt. DtU1cr1tic|
candidate for Vice P6esiden- - TO
make speeches in many Wes-e<1 Cit
les this month. concludinr hi. tour In
Indianapolis about August a.
Because OF previous arr111euerts'
II Is probably impossibIe FOR 1Ir. Eocsf
welt to visit Kentucky AZ thai time. b.
the Democratic Vice Presidential q
didate hopes to make several sIeefV
in the Bluegrass State before The
paign is over.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
U. S. SPURRINC
ROAD BUILDING
FEDERAL AID MORE THAN COST
or PANAMA CANAL: MILEAGE
NEAR I4.4oo.

washington.-At the present time
highway construction IN the United
States Initiated since the passage OF
the Federal Good Road Act, aggnegates
In iength. nine times the distance from
New York 70 San Francisco. The Fed
eral Governmenf's share IN this huge
undertaking was greater than the cost
of the Panama Canal
The participation Of the national
Government IN highway Improvement
says q Department OF AgricuItnre
statement. marks departure from a
policy which had been followed Tor
nearly a century.
Federal cooperation on an approx
imately ffty-fifty basis has counted
more than any other factor in fnitiat-
ing highway construction that is being
carried on under adequate supervision.
and in accord with a programme CO.
ordinating local. State and national
needs
These roads when built viii increase
by 1900 miles the total Of 14.40o miles
OF roads OF this class which existed in
the United States before the Federal
aid road law was passed But these
hgnres by no means represent .the total
mileage affected
In 1915 the total expenditure for
roads and bridges by all the States
and local Government was s267 .0O0. 900.
while this year the estimated funds
available for main road construction
are nearly three times that amount .o-
ssss. .00o. O0o
- In all. Federal funds 10 the amount
OF szss.7s0.00o have been apportioned
among forty-eighf States without
suggestion OF favoritisIn- adequate
are the provisions for jus; appor-
tionment-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
PREsToNsBURe BOY CHARGED
WITH FORGERY At ASHLAND

Charged with forgery. Milton Pra-
ter. Is awaiting trial in the local jail
His home Is in Prestonsburg, KY. but
ne was placed under arrest in More
head, KY and brought 10 Ashland yes
ferday
I u said that young Prater, who is
not quite is years OF age. stole six
checks from w C. Adams. 3f Pres
tonsburg on the Fourth Of July. He
then ma ie his escape to Ashland where
Re cashed the checks among various
n'en about town. giving one u Chief
Payne for 1885.
Because Of his youth he win be tried
before Judge Watson in Juvenile court
al an early date.-Independent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
OIL WELLS ARE
COMING In GOOD

New wells in the Louisa field recent
" completed by the Ohio Fuel are as
follows:
Mollie Ratcliff. barrels. L s Alley
No. !. barrels. Hester Carter No. s
barrels. A. Blankenship No I. 4
barrels
r. Blankenship No. ;. 1900 feet and
a fishing job
A COIlinswOrth No s. 1850 feet
Thad- Ransom No. 5. 500 feet
Hannah LAckey No. >. 1025 feet
Machine moved from r. Blankenship
location No. 10 No. l.
W. Va Oil. Gas & By Products Co
IS drilling No IS near the A Blan-
kenship line Now 1850 feet deep
Upper Blaine Field.
A well on Pleas HolbroOk flowed and
the fluid caught IRE and destroyed the
rig. This is Union property.
The Pilgrim Oil company. DR.. v v.
Adkins manager. is drilling No 3 on
the Rice lease
Some drilling IS to be done on Coal
creek very soon
The John Gillian well is reported
to be good for IS TO 50 barrels
Mssoffin-johnssz-
The boom in our two neighbor cOun-
ties continues Big wells are being
drilled in every few days and the field
looks like one OF the best in Kentuc-
ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
Barber Of Bath Wins
By a Close Shave

The Republican nomination for Con-
gress in this district seems TO have
been won By Omar Barber. OF Bath
county. BY about zoe votes
La~renee County Vote.
The primary In Lawrence county last
Saturday had no candidates exception
the Republican nomination for Con-
Eress and resulted as follows:
Dzvts asa
Barber. A.
Osborn 4
YaIen 80.
Mckee. =
Blair. IS.
This il a total Of only 2ss out OF
zees Republican votes in the county
No election was held in Dry Fork and
Swetnam pr@cincts. as nobody went 10
the polling places 10 hold III
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
Street Paving Work is
Getting Fairly Started

j. l. Richmond has snb-let to Roy
Haney. OF Ironton. the contract for
building the concrete curb and gutter
for the Louisa street paving. He is at
work on the job now. having started
at the Brunswick hotel corner We'd
nesday. Friday will see il completed
on both sides OF the street from there
10 the Louisa National Bank unless
rain continues TO interfere. as II has
been for few days.
The tension steam roller made its
appearance on Main street yesterday,
eaeer TO get brsy.
The work Of lowering water and gas
lines on Main Cross street where the
most Of this kind Of work win be re-
Quired, u about completed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
CONTRACT FOR
PART OF MAYO
TRAIL TOBE LET
Boyd and Lawrence Coun.
ties Have Helped Finance
Approved Sections of
the Road.

A called meeting OF the Lawrence
Fiscal Court and Advisory Commission
was head AT the court house last Sat-
urday afternoon with the following
present:
Magistrates b. F. Diamond. George
welIman. John Chapman. r. c. Miller
and W. T. Fugitt
Advisory Commission: J. H Nc
cInre. " b. SbortF1dge. A. Collins
worth. G. r. Ninson. NJ n Burgess
and n r ConIey.
NJ = 3 Posey. district engineer in
charge OF the Mayo Trail. reported that
the route between LOuisa and the Boyd
county line has been selected and
approved at Frankfort and Washing
ton II IL 10 connect with the Boyd
county road viz OF East Fork He did
not make public the exact route He
stated that II Lawrence county would
loan the State Sii2.00o AT once. the
contract can Be let and work started
this fall The court and commission
were requested 10 make an order for
si1s.oOo of the bonds 20 become avail
able for this loan and this wzl done
!. The cashiers Of the three hanks In
Lawrence county were appointed AZ a
FEENAuuH MtGAlIH 70 DEAA AlE uDuu1-
They are nov being printed
Opr Monday OF thiS week the State
Road Commission at Frankfort ac-
eePted the loan from Lawrence county
and will proceed 10 advertise the work
between Louisa and Boyd county.
Boyd county Il paying the States
part of the Mayo Trail. instead Of lend
ing the money. That county - able
70 do Il. and the action is very eener-
Qua
Lawrence county can use the State
warrants or notes. or whatever evil
dence of indebtedness the county re-
celyes for the loan and st IaoTs=z= 40
spend on other highways OF the county.
II uas made plain At the meeting sat
ur.lay that this j. the sentiment of the
court and eesa1is<ton- !, Il 10 be-
hoped that this VIA be done Al the
earliest possibls date
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13

The following from the san Antonio
Light will be Of interest to the many
friends Of George Wroten in this. his
old home town. The territory en-
braced in this age-Sy buys great
many automobiles and the business II
very desirable
Announcement was made Fridar nI
the organization Of the Wroten-H -HrrII-
ley Motor Company composed OF cco.
F. Wroten and W. c. Hundley. The
new firm viii be the Dodge Brother.
dealers in San Antonio. that line nor-
ing recently been discontinued BY the
A E Staacke Auto Company Tenn
porary salesrooms have been esIa1-
lished at SIS East Travis street the
old quarters Of the Nash South Ic1o0
Motors Company These viii be oc-
|cupied. according to Mr. Wroten. pend
ing the erection OF a home for the new
concern. which he says. when comploI-
ed. viii be one Of the finest automobII1
establishments in the south
The organization Of the Wroten-
Hundley Company is one OF the mo6-
important announcements in. San An
tonic automobile circles in nrznI
months Mr.. Wroten is one of The.
most widely known and best liked mrL
in the automobile = business in de
south He has been associated with
the firm of Staacke Brothers and the
A E .Staacke Auto Company for the
last eleven years. having been general
manager Of the latter firm. He has
handled Dodge Brothers cars ever
since the first one was placed on the
market
Mr. HundIey is also man OF wide
experience in the automobile trade He
was Dodge Brothers dealer in Temple.
Tex. for four years and has an ex-
tensive acquaintance among automo-
bile men throughout the state. He is
rated as ohe of Dodge Brothers most
successful dealers
A temporary service station. Mr..
Wroten states. has been established at
lis Live Oak Street. four tiOcks east
of Joske's corner and just half blo<k
on East Commerce street An expert
service man. Eddie Witfler has been
placed in charge and with corps OF
expert mechanics. Mr.. W-oten SAYS. IS
prepared 10 give Dodge Brothers own
ers first class service on their cars A
complete stock of parts will be under
the management of George Moore. a
competent parts man who recently
came here from the Dodge Brothers
factory
The associate dealers for Dodge
Brothers throughout southwest Texas.
Mr. WrOten states. viii continue to
function. but the Wroten- -Hundlev Mo-
tor Company viii be the only anthor-
ized Dodge Brothers dealer IN san
Antonio
Walter De Mara, who has been as,
sociated with Mr.. Wroten in business
for the last several years win be con-
nected with the new firm as a sales
representative. Mr. wroten and Mr..
Hundley are equal partners in the
newly organized company,
In discussing his new business ven
ture. AIR. Wrotcn spoke in very hira
terms Of Mr.. Hundley. declaring he
felt fortunate in having secured him
as a business partner.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
Oil Development in
Eastern Kentucky

In Eastern Kentucky testing is tax
ing trend eastward from Lee county.
the fields of Morgan. Magoffin. john
son. Lawrence and Knott being CEN
tiers OF more than 100 drilling wells at
this time. Lee county is still showing
good results, and is far from being
drilled over Two wells making %
barrels each are in the weeks returns.
with a number of smaller-sized strikes
One new well in Estin made 20 bar
relss A number OF new strikes are
reported from Menifee county. includ-
ing one starting at so barrels
New York interests. which recently
purchased a number OF developed
leases in Morgan county. with oil and
gas production. plan an extensive drill
ing campaign for deep oil and gas
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
WILL RETIRE
AS SHEEP RAISER

Washington.--Presiden Wilson has
decided TO retire from the sheep bust
ness The White House stock OF forty
eight prize sheep which has kept tbs
lawn cut for three summers Il to b
sold
The yield Of WOOL has gone 10 char
ity. this year 10 the Salvation Army
In 1918 the flock produced ninety
eight pounds Of wool which was sold
by the Red Cross throughout the eOun-
try. bringing IN more s:.=n s57.eO
The original s.Sek Of eighteen head
was obtained from William Woo
ward. or New York.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
Death of Mrs. George
Brown at Graves Shoals

Mrs. George Brown passed away
Tuesday at her home at Graves Shoals
the cause OF her death being tnbercu-
losis- She was Miss Lizzie Williams.
youngest daughter Of II. w. Williams.
OF Louisa, and her marriage took place
here only short time ago
While living here she made many
friends 10 whom the news OF her death
brings much sorrow.
She was eighteen years old and
assisted her father in the Lawrence
county tax commissioners office for
some time.
The funeral service was conducted
at Graves Shoal on Wednesday. burial
following az that place. Mr., Williams
and daughter. Mrs. Mona StOrgcn and
family Of Louisa attended the funeral
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
oREENUP MAN GETS FIVE YEARS

The trial Of Tom Jones for the kill
ing on Joe Eggers ended in Greenup
circuit court last Friday. the Jury re-
turning verdict OF guilty and fixing
the pe17lty at five years in the pen
ifiary
Al the previous trial OF this case
Jones was sentenced TO 50 years. be-
ing granted a new trial
Jones appeared satisfied with the
decision and has been taken to Frank
fort TO begin his sentence
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
HERE FROM WASHINGTON.

Mr J. Conrad Berry and family ar
rived in Louisa Saturday from Wash
ington. u. c. They were guests Of
Jar. and Mrs. NJ c. Berry while here
They are now visiting relatives in the
sOrn:S Mr.. Berry has been in Wash
ingJOn several years He holds a
position there in a government Office.
This is their first visit 10 Louisa in
about four years He was among the
leading teachers OF the county until
appointed TO place in Washington
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
TO LOUISA az AUTO.

Tho W'illiams0n News says Last
Saturday night AT nine O'Clock Mr. and
Mrs n r Meek and Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Meek left williamson and drove
10 the home Of the parents OF Mr. n
r. Meek. four and half miles beyond
I.ouESa. KY In time for breakfast
They spent the day there and left in
the early afternoon for Williamson.
arriving here At ten O'Clock Sunday
night
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
CREAM STATION AT LOUISA.

Swift & Co have arranged with the
Louisa Produce Company TO buy
cream et Leaisa Ale0. to test and
ship IL, This will make market right
here Al home for farmers within reach
OF town
This Is growing TO be quite a busi-
ness in Lawrence and Wayne coun-
ties Farmers are finding II more
profitable than other ways OF handling
milk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
RETURNED FROM ALABAMA,

Mr. and Mrs Harry c. corns, who
have been living in Florence. Alabama,
where Mr. Corns held a position In the
u. s Engineer Office have returned
to Huntington where they were located
before going to Alabama They ar
rived in IrOnton. Ohio. last week and
viii visit relatives there and in Louisa
a few days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
Warren Robertson, Age 81,
Dies at Fort Gay, w. Va

Warren Robertson. age -. died Al
his home near Fort Gay. W. Va. We'd
nesday morning Of this week The bur
iaI took place Thursday Rev. H h
Hewlett conducted the funeral ser
vices
Alr. Robertson was good citizen
and a man OF considerable means. He
lived a busy life and was honest and
frugal Two sons survive. and nine
daughters. among them being Mrs 5.
n Ferguson. Mrs Jas H. WeIlman.
and AIRS. C. b weIlman Of Louisa.
and Mrs VIM Norris. OF Fort Gay.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
Loss
MASSESSllE
F'rankfOrt.-An increase q 5

Frankfort.-An increase Of 81
7s0 in the assessment Of. infa
reported by County Tax Comuissi.,...
ers and Of s77.s75. 41s in real estate.
including city and farming land and
mineral rights and leases. JAILED I1
make up in the 1919 State assessment
for the sl0s.00o.O00 intangibles OF the
Bingham estate. which were included
in the 1913 assessment and which went
on the Jefferson county tax books last
year The total assessment for 1919
of $1.7743S3 .425 is s13.100.051 below
that OF the year before OF the total
assessment real estate represents 81 n
l2o.0eI .5ss, almost two-thirds
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
DENTON CHILD DIED
OF APPENDICITIS

Dorothy Louise Sparks. aged seven
years and ten months. passed away at
the Kings Daaghters hospital Satur-
day. after undergoing an operation for
appendicitis, Al her bedside when she
died were her mother. AIRS. Amanda
Rlankenship. OF Denton. her grand
mother and uncle. Mr, II. 5. Blan-
kenshlp cf Pikeviile. and her teacher,
''ss Audrey Fitzgerald. Instructor In
the Denton school Ashland lndepen-
dent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
ROLL CALL co. G
-l4TH KENTUCKY
ALL WHO ARE LIVING WILL
PLEASE ANSWER THROUGH
THE BIG SANDY NEWS.

We have obtained from Mr.. Reubel
Roberts. who lives near Louisa, tn
original pay roll sheet Of Company G
Fourteenth Kentucky regiment, date.
February 2S. 1853.
George W. Gallup, father Of G. F
Gallup OF Catlettsburg. was Colonel O
the regiment and John w. Collins wa
Captain Of Company G.
All who are still living are requested
TO report the fact to this newspaper
giving postoffice address and any 9th
er particulars desired.
+ O. d. Bother received the enlistment
OF most Of these men at Louisa ii
1861
Following is the fun list shown b,
this roll:
John c. Collins, Captain.
Daniel H. Brown. LIST Lieut.
! George H. Roberts. End Lieut.
Jefferson Stafford, LIST Sergeant.
Isaac Hays. Sergeant.
Charles Pack
James Chandler.
George W. Yates, Corporal.
John ]. Auxier. Corporal.
.McGinnis jackson. Corporal
John Green. Corporal.
Lewis Melvin. Corporal
VIM r. Bays. Corporal.
David Delong, Corporal
John Stafford. Corporal
Thenandus Hager. Mess
VIM Hager. Mess.
Henry NJ Witherow. Wagner
Privates.
James Adams.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
Floyd County Coal
Men Badly Injured

Hueysviile. Ky.-Mart V. Allen. Sec
retary for Superior Elkhorn Coal Co.
this place. and Green Turner. miner,
were probably fatally injured here
Wednesday when a coal car struck
them Both were hit on the head
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
r. 7. HATCHER AND T.
PARTY RETURN FROM - =

Mr. and Mrs Tom Hatcher al
dren. aiiS coebel HUFFMAN. Of p
and Mrs J. J. Johnson. OF Jenl|
rived in Louisville Tuesday
way home from the San Efnn
tional~ Convention They ~
round trip in an autom6bIlc
June l. They visited many
interest On the return trip I
ited Yellowstone Park In "
which is considered the mosf + .
ing place in the United sta.
tourists.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
MoVINo No CINCINNATI.

n. l. conley. who has lived at Can
mel City. Morgan-co,. for 20 years, has
bought a residence In Cincinnati and
the family win move there next week.
He win continue his eonnectloa with
the railroad and coal business a. Can
mel city Tor awhile az least,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.

Albert Miller. Is. TO Deilasay Chii-
ders. IL. of Georges Creek.
q Sherman Hannah, 81. to AloIIie
salmon. "a.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
suPERlNrENpENr NAY RssleN.

Il IA reported on the streets that
Supt. OF schools ]. II. Ekefs Is con-
templatlng reslsfling his ofrico with
in tho near oturo.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13
Rail Strikers Are Now
Pleading For Work

washfngton.-The~ collapse % the
movement for outlaw strikes anbng
railroad employees was emphasized
when a delegation cf men who Asd
participated in the recent strike en-
gineered from Chicago by John Grunau
called al the White House to obtain
advice and assistance TO enable the
outlaw strikers TO get back their posi-
tiOns with railroad companies
The men. whose mission admitted the
failure OF the outlaw strike plan were
headed BY GrunAu himself The dele
cation told those with whom they
talked that they would like the Gov
ernment 10 us- its efforts to induce
the railway executives 70 reinstate the
strikers
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-13

Establishments against Al
headers in the recent railroad strikes.
which Judge Samuel Alschuler refused
10 receive because the names OF those
indicted become public through a
leak several days before the Federal
grand jury completed its report. were
returned again.