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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

WASHINGTON. May IAN appeal was
filed today In the case of jules W, (Nlcky)
1steln and other defendants who were
convicted here this week on charges OF
having bought stolen securities In tho
District OF Columbia,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

WASHINGTON. May 7. -- President
Harding this afternoon conferred with the
United States board Of mediation and
conciliation, II was stated the question
OF railway labor was taken up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

WASHINGTON. May Dirt" farm
ors are TO have n chance to lay their
troubles before the federal reserve board.
Governor Harding of the board said today
D." is going out among the horny toilers
to learn frsthand of their financial
Worries
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
FRED B. BLAIR

/ LAWYER. General Practice. Probat-
ing Estates specially. Office la First
National Bank Building. Main Street
Manchester, Iowa.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibbs have re-
turned from Prairie du CHEN, Wis.
where they went for treatment at the
| sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Klaus and Mr.
and Mrs Henry Bergman attended the
State Fair at Des Moines.
Earlville was we'll represented at
| the Delaware County Fair held at
Manchester and all were well pleas
ed with the exhibition.
Mrs. George Billmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Holscher and family, Mrs. Henry
Kenny and children and Henry Kor-
tencamp were in attendance at the
funeral of master George Kortencamp
the youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Kortencamp of Lamont, which
took place Thursday morning at St,
Mary's church in Lamont The lads
death was caused by lockjaw as a
result of stepping on rusty nail.
Feryl Hunt has returned from an
enjoyable visit with friends in Chi
cago.
Arthur Sawyer and family intend to
move back to their farm near Gree
ley this fall.
Mrs. William Belden is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Maud Davey.
Relatives received word OF the birth
Of a daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Cards
Lester of Clarion. Mrs. Lester was
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07

Beddow spent Sunday at the Fred
| Gienapp home in Dundee.
Arthur MetcaH and Walter Ortberg
families of Earlville and Carl Ortberg
of Manchester were at the Pete Mortin-
son home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Barnes of Delhi
spent over Sunday night in the Geo.
Sloan home.
John Ortberg is spending this week
at the home of his son Walter near
Earlville. I
Relatives held a reunion at the Ida
Crosby home Saturday in honor of
cousin from Kansas. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. James Gregory
and daughter Della of Yates Center,
Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Brady
of near Greeley; Mrs. Arthur Davis of
Earlville and Ida Crosby the cousins
and the three aunts, Mrs. Lane and
Mrs. Phelps of Edgewood and Mrs.
Matthew of Earlyille. They spent a
very PLEASANT day altogether. Mrs. Lane
and Mrs. Phelps remained over Sum
day, returning to their home in Edge
wood Monday.
Mrs. Richter went to Greeley Mon
day to see her daughter-in-law Mrs.
Lew Richter who is quite poorly at
the home OF her mother, Mrs. Brown.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07

formerly Maud Bisgroye sister OF
Mrs. Leroy Hunt.
John Gardner and two sisters have
moved into rooms in Mrs. Maria Cat
irons residence. Andrew Thompson
and family have moved into the place
vacated by the Gardners and Maurice
Moroney and family will move to the
residence vacated by Thompson.
Prof. Max A. Wendt began his du-
ties as principal of the Delaware
School, Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Luz
theran church will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. Mary Schwandt,
Thursday afternoon.
Members Of the Masonic fraternity
and their wives to the number of so
enjoyed surprise party at the Levi
Kaster home in Delaware Wednesday
evening. The affair was held to help
Mr. Kaster celebrate his birthday. The
evening was spent in an enjoyable
manner and at the close refreshments
were served. Mr.. Kaster was present
ed with Masonic watch charm to
remind him of the happy event.
Albert Volt who had been employed
on newspaper in Ladysmith, Wis,
since his marriage few months ago
gave up the work and with his wife
has moved to st. Paul, where he will
be similarly employed.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Tuthill of Lin
coin, Nebraska, spent Monday visiting
the latters sister, Mrs. H. A Tobie.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
EARLYILLE

Leo Matthews who spent the sum
mer vacation with relatives in this
place returned on Saturday to his
home in Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sherlock OF
Northfork township have received
word from the government headquar.
ters stating that the remains of their
son Private Robert 7. Sherlock who
made the supreme sacrifice in the
world war, had arrived at Hoboken
N. j., from overseas. The remains will
be shipped to Worthington for final
interment
Mr. ana Mrs. Reece Merrick are the
parents OF baby girl.
Friends here received announcement
of the marriage of Miss Freda Rizer,
former Earlyille girl but now of
Manchester, to Mr.. Russell Locke
which took place in the M. E. par
sonage in Independence, on Saturday,
August 27. The Rev. J. F. Hawkins
officiated
Forrest Hunt has returned from a
few weeks visit with his sister, Mrs.
Trevor Haight of Peterson, Iowa.
Ida Ternes returned to Dubuque on
Sunday after a weeks visit at the
Werkmeister home.
Mrs. Mary Wright has moved into
Mrs. Rosetta Newcombs home.
Mrs. Frank Derr and children are
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chauncey
Davey at Stanley, Wisconsin.
Glen Palmer has gone to Ames to
take up the work provided by the
government.
Doris Clute spent few days at
Edgewood visiting her sister, Mrs. p;
Ackman.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07
NO SUBSTITUTE OFFERED

Say what you will about druggists
offering something "just as good" be-
cause it pays a better profit, the fact
still stands that ninety nine out Of
hundred druggists recommend Cham
berlain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy,
when the best medicine for diarrhoea
is asked for, and do so because they
know from what their customers say
of it, that it can be depended upon.
For sale by A.. c. Phillip.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07

ming. After the delectable repast was
partaken Of progressive five hundred
was played. The evening was one Of
real enjoyment to all in attendance.
The Earlyille consolidated schools
re-opened on Monday with large at
tendance. The route drivers are route
1, Ed. Vanter; Route 2, VIM Cooper;
Route 8, Harrison Ellsworth; Route
4, Fred Hackbarth; Route 5, Charles
Angel; Route 6, Robert Hunt; Route
Z, Fred Reth.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-09-07

Arthur Johnson underwent sue
cessful operation Monday. DR.. j. r
4 Guthrie of Dubuque was the operating
surgeon and Miss Raffauf of Dyers
! vile is the attending nurse.
! Mrs. T. r. Bell and daughter o
! Chicago are spending a couple o
weeks visiting at the George Parkir
home.
| Mrs. Howard Reed arrived home last
| Wednesday from weeks visit with
| friends in Usage. She also enjoyed
| an automobile trip into Minnesota.
Rev. C. w. Stark arrived from
! Tombstone, Arizona, and On Sunday
began his pastorate at the First Con-
gregational church Rev. Stark was
cordially received by the congregation
and we bespeak for him the co-opera-
ton and good will Of the members
of the church.
DR.. and Mrs. j. R. Wood and chill
dren of Wadena, were guests on Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Woods mother
MIS-. JOuH DUH. wv OOu just
had completed modern new home in
Wadena.
w. 1. Millen and family spent last
Wednesday in Dubuque.
The Monday afternoon club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Powell
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith and
VaNita of Greeley were callers in this
place Monday.
Ross Metcalf and family Of Water
loo spent the week end visiting his
mother Mrs. Ed Hunt and other rela-
tives in Earlville and vicinity.
Mrs. Jake Billmeyer is assisting in
nursing the Hook family near Gree
ley which is suffering siege Of ty-
phoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hunt have re-
turned from an auto trip thru Him
ois, Indiana and Michigan.
Mrs. w. C. Snyder entertained the
Y. M. l.. Club and men contingent
at a six o'clock dinner Friday eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
], U,P.L|M|TED
TRAIN ROBBED
BY MASKED MEN
(conttnued on Page SH)

Salt Lake city. Utah. Aug. i-TAs
Los Angeles limited Of tho Union Pa
cihc system. was held up by two mask
ed and armed robbers shortly after
o'clock this afternoon near Clearneld.
n!ne miles south Of Ogden All thA
male passengers were robbed. 4
Tho train was stopred by an auto
matte block signal. The two roboer
boarded the train. and while one gAther.|
ed loot in the observation car the othsr
proceeded 20 the other cars. The exact
amount taken Is not known.
In tho outskirts OF Salt Lake CITY
the robbers pulled tho emergency cord
and escaped In tho nothern part OF the
city. One passenger in the observation
car. rather than hold up his handA
Jumped from the train. As he was flee-
ing, one Of the bandits sh"t ct him. l..
A, Torrens and wife, Of New York oc-
cupying a drawing room were among
the victims They reported loss OF
;13
Women and children on the train wore
not molesteh with the exception OF MS.
Torrcns. One passenger scrioled ana
,hrev from n window notification that
the train had been held up. A railroad
euplove picked up tho note and tele-'
rhoned 70. headquarters here- posse
was Immediately organized but osfors II
reached tie incoming train. the roooere
had departed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

Belfast. Ireland. Aug. 61.--Riot'nR
and snjr'nE partially ceased In Beifast
This afternoon following the advent ~
military forces which patrotled the
streets in the disturbed districts. Fcdes-
trians wrre able to move moro freely
than during the morning, when bullets
and traffic had been restored IN York
street. one Of tho areas IN when 'here
had h.en rioteous scenes. lp TO MID
afternoon the number OF persons killed
since tho riottns began Monday had
reached fourteen: the number OF wound
rI could not hc estimated, although IT
was known scores had been treated IN
the hospitals.
Sir william coates. the Lord Oayor.
carly today called on General carter
Campbell commander OF tho British
troops IN Ulster. for soldiers to Quel
the rIoting. urging thr need OF protec-
ton Of tho c!ty's citizens and his de-
1nand was granted.
During the dinner hour a heavy rain
drove the contendinE factions from the
streets Police In a bird cage" lorry
Immediately began shepherding cur!os-
!ty seekers from the danger points.
From that time on the snipinE died
down. Some apprehension was felt as
20 what might happen when tho ship
ward workers returned home from their
work this evening. this being deemed
,he most critical time OF tho day. II
that ;ertOd should pass OF without un-
toward Incident, II was believed the
r,c:lng could be considered At sn end.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

Charleston. u. Va. Aug. !l--Dsefar-
alton Of martial law in Ave southern
West Virginia counties. KanawhA- home
OF the staio capitol. Fayett-, Boone.
Logan and Mingo, by President Harding
At noon tomorrow. was believed By state
executive officers tonight to be inevtt-
able. According TO reports rseAiVed at
'ha rXerut:yr Offices from residents D.
hind the limo Of armed men along the
Enunc-logan border. the men "have not
indicated in any manner any intention
TO comply with the proclamation OF tho
president" ordering them to disoAnd oy
noon tomorrow. Instead, according 10
the reports, they are making every prep
aration to continue their avowed tnten-
,ion 10 press on 20 Mingo.
Sympathy for the Narohsrs
Governor Morgan said tonight he had
no official statement TO make ThS feel
.nC OF anxiety and apprehension which
was apparent on every hand around the
state house and executive offices was IN
trnsifcd tonight by what was tnterpre-
ted as a local demonstration OF sympa-
thy for the armed men. when q meeting
Of former service mon "rlled TO orgAniEr
in companies with the avowed purpose
Of "upholdins tire hand 81 The 1o".rno
and other constituted authorities ~ -.
state" divided on the question as 10
(Conttnued on Page SH)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
BANK BANDITS ARE
REPORTED SURROUNDED
IN PRESTON MOUNTAINS

Morgantown. w. Va. Aug. al The
hlr u.cu who this morning made an un-
successful attempt to rob tho Tunn"lt"n
hank at TunncltOn Preston county. a
handoncd their automobile near Huw"S-
Vile and fed into the mountains and
ar" SAID L. hc surrounded by sheriff
tupcman of Preston county and a pOss"
When III" mon entered ~" bank and
drew pistols IN Cashier John !. Mck!ue
Jr, ne dropped hch.nd the counter and
started tho burglar alarm changing Tn"
Ia anditS led from IL" bank. The sheriff =
Of Preston. M"u"nGal'a and Taylor cuun-
tics are watching for tho bandits who
were reported tn hc headed toward Nor
gantown.
The bandits drove into Tunnrlton IN an
automobile Tins morning according 20
reports furnished tho officials and after
spending som" rlm, IN tho town. three
Of them entered IN" hank whiie the
Other two waited ou'sihe IN the car
When Cashier Mrkone was commanded
floor md started crawling toward lr"
burglar alarm -Four - rIvo SHOTS wrra
fired n, him BY no hsriI's. hp' mona
ur them took enac'. Whc" 'ho alarm
started c'anr!ng tho robbers riol They
started ~ ~" direct Jogsr"E I[i"gwooH
but tracks oC Their am o-rOhi'N imd'"4'~d
they had turned oT ~ H"UcS'lnN on
the rad ihA' loads - Now hUrg and
Giadce,i''o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
MURRAY ASKS GUARANTEE FOR
LIVES OF THREATENED WORKERS
Asserts Miners Homes at
Sharples Were Fired Upon
By ARMED Gunner"
Sends Telegram TO Presi-
dent Harding.

charleston. Aug 3l.--,EXpressinF the
h"'"c thar the armed men along the
H"ouc- Logan border will dispersc. PRO
vjd:HG the federal gov errmcnt gives
the men affected & substantial Guaran-
r"e that their lives. limbs and pro-
rer'y Will Re projected from the IN
lasior ~ armed gunner" Philip Mur-
ra~ vice president Of the !nternatioHa!
.rraulzat!on 0f the miEc workers. sooa
after h!s arrival here today from H.
,;anarolis sent a telegram to President
Harding This evening. blaming the re-
aSsc cmhling of the men on this asser-
ticn that ION Saturday. August -. an
army oc narauders inNided the mining
community Of Sharpies and fred Into
the homes Of | HitHd Mine Workers..
William Petry. vice president ~ DIS
tr!cr II United Mine Workers. sent a
similar message :" tho president to-
.:is1,.
Murrays telegram TO the president
follows:
The officers nf tho international
union and Of District l.. United
Mine Workers OF America. are put
,inE forth every effort 20 have the
rrnc workers peaceably disperse
and return to ;heir homes. They
nrs experiencing some difficulty In
his "onncc'ior. du" TO the fact
that On Saturday. August -. the
day after the mine workers had
agreed with General BandholtZ and
President Keenry 10 disarm, an
army Of maraud.rs Invaded the min
:nE community OF Sharplrs and fred
into the homes of the United Miro
Workers. killing two and wnund'nE
an additional TWO members or tho
mine workers. organization.
My judgment IS that We can
succeed In having tho mine workers
d.sperse. providing the federal gov
rrnment can h!vc tho men affected
substantial BTaran;.e that their
lives. limbs and property Will ne
projected from III" Invasion or
armed gunmen who may repeat
,hrir dcprrdat.ons Of Saturday.
August 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
SYMPATH|zERS
Of MINERS TRY
BREAKING Up Of
VETS MEETING
BEDLAM CREATED BY
GANG OF INVADERS
Many mot In Sympathy With
Upholding the President"
Leave the Hall.

Charleston ". Va. Aug. 3l-Sym'
pathizers with the arCIcG mon assem-
hled on the Logan county border
police say. invaded meeting OF Tor
mer service mon a. The y. VI. {. A..
here tonight. and created bedIam.
We'll hang Don Chafn 20 the sour
apple tree" they sang soon after the
meeting began. according - police
will YOU give YOUR support ~ the
Baldw,n-Felts thugs" police say they
shouted.
A. Bliss McCrum. chairman OF the
meeting. a former state senator and
an ex.service man. requested "all men
not in sympathy with upholding the
arm nf ,he president and law and
order" 10 leave the hall. and large
group departed Immediately. police
said
Half a dozen policemen were sta
toned around the rall, but they ~ar
ihcv saw no occasion 10 interfere.
Outside the hall, the men who loft The
mectinL continued their dom0nstra.
tion bv shouting.
$50 Men Withdraw
Soon after the first disturbance. a
discussion took place as 10 whether
he meeting was called to organize a
company Of home guards" tor rN
elusive service In kanawha county. or
CONTINUED on Page Eirht)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
GREAT VICTORY
FOR THE GREEKS
IN ASIA MINOR

Athens Aug. Gi-Th. Nric!al silence
vas broken today by a cnmmun!que an
nouncing that seven DAYS desperate
hSht:nE on strongly fortified heights
north OF ire rivers G~huk and katra1dji
OF linz sixty EJlom"ters IN extent. the
Turks have gwen way and have begun
a retreat 10 tho northeast. The Greek
tr oops arc IN T'ose pursuit
Anoth"r mnunIrst;on given aut by
IN" official news agency SAYS accord
.ng ~ N" var correspondents tho re-
,sistrr" NJ the enemy Is broken"
y iS declared from, an authoritative
source" adds the statement. THAT tho
operations Ar" developing ~ our favor
ard successfully AZ Turkish reports
concerning thc:r pretended Victories arc
urfnunhch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
ADVANCE Of
THE INVADERS
CLAIMED To
Be REPU[SEO
ATTACK MADE AT
DIFFERENT SECTORS
ZOO Logan Deputies and
Volunteers Battle With
Thousands Of March,
ing Miners.

Logan, W. Va. Aug. Slogan au-
thorities toniSht sent telegram 10
Washington, stating that unless troops
were sent at once the county would
be attacked tonight by between 1000
and 5000 men,
Sheriff Chatin a. the same time
issued the following statement TO
newspaper men:
There has been more or less con-
tinuous firing on four points OF the
line today The points are Beech
creek, Blair. Crooked creek and Mil
creek
Casualties. according TO the best
.eports We can obtain. were limited 10
three in the defensive or Logan coun-
" forces. John Gore. deputy sherin.
was killed. We have not received
identification Of the other two. One
was a Mcdowell man; the other from
Logan county. We have received no
Information as 10 the number killed
on the opposing side We know OF one
miner who was shot when striking al
our men. The most "erious fghtlng
was reported from the vicinity or
Blair At all points our forces sue
ceeded In dr ing back the invaders.
Our opponents advanced one mile
In the Blair district. but were driven
back. In the Beech creek district
they advanced one mile and there also
were turned back The farthest ad-
vance was in the Peck's hill district.
where they advanced two miles along
Hewitt creek Here We also drove
them back
Now Ne have l.2nn men and havA
arranged for reinforcements from var.
lous points including Blueheld. WIN.
'tmson. Mcdowell county and Hunt
inxton.
II have heard nothing Of tho tate
Of the deputies held prisoners. but |
fear for them. That ls all can say
at this time"
The announcement that an appeal
had been made 10 the federal govern
ment 10 hasten dispatch OF troops was
announced by officials al the court
nouSa while the sheriff was talking
q the pewspapermen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01

Charleston. ". Va. Aux. 3l.-First
stop. toward tho reorE7 MIA t!On OF Vest
NirgInIa's national guard, Authorized BY
congress and supplemented BY An act Of
the last legislature, werr taken t"da"
pv AdJutant General John II. 'kar1io"k.
assisted by Major Wood and federal
army officers.
Two companies of national guard
uerN organized -, Huntington. two AT
Welch. ono at HIurhcld. ono at Logan
and TWO IN Charleston today. Each
company will hav" about l0h mon. II Is
announced from tho Office Of the adju-
Iant general
Colonel w. r. EubarkS, supervised
the ,rCanIzatinn 80 tho Logan and
Huntington companies, nnd h" vii
probably havo rharG. Of these and the
two companies az WcIch. tn" adjutant
general said.
These companies. un,.kH hose organ
led in Mingo county % enforce martial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Call on Ford for More
Facts on Nitrate Offer

Washington. AuE. 3l.-Dec!sion 10
ask Henry Ford 10 come 10 Washington
rnr conference with respect 10 his
offer for the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant,
erected by tho government during the
war. was announced today by Secretary
Weeks The war secretary said there
were seNera, features o. the Ford oner
which, he desired "a discuss win mo
Eutomoh ic manufarturrr. The sccre-
'rry also Is awaiting report from war
department representatives sent TO
Muscls Snon!s % obtain various figures
and facts desired before action IS taken
on the Ford OFFER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
MARTIAL LAW
.OFC[ ARAT|0N
IS BELIEVED
! iRET|TiB[E iIRETITAB[E,
NO INDICATION OF ,
MEN RETURNING HOM
Delegation of Armed w.
Threaten Prosecutor
Mullen of Boone.

Charles, ton, SspA. l-(x2wv-
day)-InfornAtto reaching ~
rovsrnors Office carly this mora.
Ing Il that In addition - NE
killing Of three Logan ooa139
ofnosru in wsdnssdAy'S s1AS44s
Of 1lAix Mountain" thsrS YSeo
1t least eight msn knlsd AaaoaG
the forces opposing, anA thAA
twenty or more ma VOco
wounded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Fatal Battle X1[ Logan Hills
COLONEL EUBANKS AND ADJUTANT-G
ORGANIZING NATIONAL GUARD MPANIES

law. will be permanent General ChAr-
mock said.
The adjutant general returned today
from Sharples and Logan county. ~here
he went Tuesday on A special train. He
took with him A carload Of arms ana
ammunition for state police mt Logan.
and Will. in Sharplcs he made an In
vestisation OF nghting between state
rolice and armed men Saturday. re -e-
ported.
General Charnnck will r"matn In
CHarIcaton a few days. az least until
,h~ nrw companies of tho national
guard have been perfected. he said. He
is keeping In constant touch with tho
Logan Bnunn county border situation
and today. he conferred with Governor
Morgan on several ucCa sions he stated.
II was announced by the adiutant
general that J William Hazel'on Is 20
rn commissioned rs "a ptain o, one Of
the Charleston Cnmp7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
ELEVEN MINERS LOSE LIVES IN
BLACK DAMP AFTER EXPLOSION

Five men who escaped the explosion
bur ar" suTortnG from tho efre>i "r
riack damp were taken 10 local h"sptt-
ais 1t Is hc.icvEj they will recover.
Volunteer r"sru" teams wr-N organ
Iz"d hy miners hut their efforts were
futile.
sper'al train l"arlng tinted
states min" bureau ar VAS hisgI'rh"d
10 m" min" w!'h'N an hour Ht'"r ~" a"-
c!d~n' and was IA rharc" C - j Par.
ker rni"r Of thu division ~ ur'u" rcscj"
care who VAS '"nIir'inr e" .n%p"r,I"r
trlH IN mis- vicinity.
Tr. mins WI 90 s"n. ."d '"'n"rr"u 10y
ths state au'h"rl':"S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Martinsburg Concern
Among Indicted Ones

Now York. AUC : \ supplementary
indictment charging ~" At.a" Portland
Cement contrary. eighteen Other ""rDnr-
ati0ns and fortr-f"ur of their nfhcers
with violation of In" Sherman anti
trust law returned ny ~" special ted
era' grand Jury. August : was mad"
public tonight hy Federal Attorney
iia,ward. Tho irti"trr"n, named on"
new defendant corporation. ~" S"our-
Nv cement ard Lime company NJ Mar
tins burg. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
Three Of the Logan
Defending Force
Killed in Battle

Huntington, W. Va. Aug. %i--Thres
ot tho defenders Of Logan county were
killed this morning In the battle Of Rlsir
mountain. according to statement
from tho office Of the sh-riT Of Logan
county tonight
Ths Dead
JOHN GORE, deputy Sherlr Of Logan
county.
JOHN COFAGO and i'm MrNSIE"
volunteers.
Al 9l5 II was stated that a. had
been quiet on the front FOR two hours
The Shcrin'S office stated that non-
OF tho defenders we're woUnded.
Logan officials declared they h'd n"
record OF casualties suffered Ivy IN" "r-
poncnts.