davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-09-26
Gardiner Easily
Defeats M. c.. l.. 1876

Pittsfeld, Sept. 2i-M. C. l. lost its
first game of the season here today
to Gardiner High 33 to in a game
which was far more interesting than
the score would indicate. The locals
showed lack Of ability in breaking up
forward passes and end runs, which
Gardiner took advantage of, result
ing in their five touchdowns, as
they could hardly make any gain
through the strong NJ. C. T. line. The
feature of the game was the open
field running of Dale of Gardiner
and Karkos of NJ. c. 7. The whole
Gardiner backfield played well, with
Dale starring.
The NJ. c. 7. line played a strong
game. NJ. c. l. scored their only
touchdown in the second quarter
when Karkos broke through and
made 35-yard run. In the last
quarter, Dale caught a forward pass
and made 45-yard run for touch
down.
GARDINER NJ. CT
Steuber. lie .............. le., Chase
Sager, 1t .............. It,, Tibbetts
Parks, lg. ............ Is, Wakefield
Anketell, C. ............ C., >. Fuller
mcnamara, re, ..... rg., Mcdonald
Monaghan, rt. ........... rt, Mason
StandlsA, re. ........ re, Wentworth
oSs, %. .............. qb., karkoS
Steuber, In. ................ H., Wall
Dale, rh. ................. rh., Wall
Simmons Webb, fb. .
............ fb, Newhouse (CaptD
Gardiner ........... 0 Z 1873
NJ. c. |. ............ 0 s 0 o. 6
Touchdowns, Gardiner, Dale 4, S.
Steuber; M. c. L., Karkos Goals,
Gardiner, Sager 3. Substitutes, NJ.
c. L., Applebee for Chase, Chase for
Applebee. Gonya for Wakefield,
Starbird for Wentworth, Brown for
Starbird, Applebee for Weatherbee.
Referee. Talbot. Bates Umpire,
Reilley. Head linesman, White, U.
of NJ. Timers, Philbrick, Gardiner,
Goodwin, NJ. c. I. Periods, four ISIS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-09-26
LINCOLN WINS
OVER CAMDEN, 1876

Newcastle, Sept. 24-((SpeciaD-
Lincoln opened their football season
today by defeating Camden on 4
hardfought contest, II to 6. The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-09-26
AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland Z; New York 21.
Detroit 2; Washington 3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-09-26

hdowns-Farringto 4. Gray
Goals from uchdowns-Safford >.
substitutes; Cony-Hewett for Aus
un' Murphy for S. Poor, Boyd for Rod
erick' Holway for harrington. Burns
for c. Poor. Folsom for Burns. Bush
for l.. Austin, Allison for Brennan.
Chornowsky for Gray, Merrill for
Chernowsky Foster for Knowles;
Lawrence: stevens for Parlin. Weston
for Drew, Jewctt for Henderson, Mar
tin for Bradley. Referce-R. NJ. san
horn' New Hampshire State. Umpire
X. II. Haines. New Hampshira state.
Head linesman-R. w. Swift, Bow don.
Time-Two 12m. and two ION. periods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-09-26
SATURDAYS RESUL

TODAY'S GAMES
Philadelphia at Pittsburq,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-09-26

OWnS-Churcnlll :. dodi
from uchdown-Churchill. Coal from
fe,d-Pfaffman. Referee - F.. J.
O'Brien, Tufts. Cmpire-H c. Nc
Grath, Boston College. Field judge
F. Burleigh. Exeter. Head linesman-
T. j. McCabe, Holy Cross. Time
eight minutes each.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1921-09-26
Totals
CHICAGO
ted for Martin in 4th.

*Grimes out, hit by batted baII,
and two out when winning run
scored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
1T Is IMPORTANT

To know we have secured store 206
King street, in which we can show
our goods to better advantage, so
you can see exactly now things
look. We have large variety of
c3airs, rockers, tables, office desks
led springs and mattresses, rugs,
carpets, linoleuln, mating, mat
ting rugs, cots, touches, rop side
c'uches, wardrobes, par.or sets,
End many other things used in
your home. You will walk right
eff the street to The sales rooms.
I, will be pleasure to show you
our goods. Bernheimer and Co.,
2IO King street. Also 2 flats to
rent.
1902 If:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
lannon's Coal Lasts Longer
1926
VIRGINIA NEWS

The Virginia Bankers Association
at Hot Springs. Va, Saturday elect
cd N. H. Williams, of Chase City,
president. G.. R. Radcliffe, Manas-
sas; vice president; w. S. Angus
tine, Richmond, secretary; w. S.
Irby, Hendricks, treasurer. Among
the speakers were Senator Edge,
New Jersey; DR.. Dabney, Univcr-
s:ty Of Virginia, and Sherman Ro-
gers, of New York. Senator Edge
condemned paternalism IL govern
mcnt. He also declared that rates
in the permanent tariff should be
"substantially lower than in the
Paync-Aldrich tariff" and reminded
protcctionists of the fact that with
s15,OO0,00000O OVAL to America we
must encourage reasonable imports,
and rot depend entirely on increased
tariff receipts as against payment
in goods" Judge D. l.. Groncr, of
Norfolk, and Robert n. Harper, OF
Washington, were the principal
speakers at the banquet which
brought the convention to close.
The live wire hotel men of the
Commonwealth semi-annual con-
vention in Richmond went on record
as being opposed to the "blue Sun
day" law enforcement, appointed a
committee to perfect plans for the
issuance of an illustrated booklet
showing the natura; attra> tons
throughout the State, named conn
mttcc on good roads to CO operate
in every movement for the main
tcnarcc of present highways ard the
construction of the roads nEdcr Tic
State highway system as planned,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21

but after taking several bottles OF the
Vegetable Compound can now do any,
thing about the house or farm that
woman should do. | have four months
old baby that is the healthiest and big
cest baby for his age that have ever
Seen. am willing for my letter to be
used for testimonial to tell other SUI
fering women how much your medicine
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound all the
praise. Mrs. BLAIR Z. FISHER, R.D.l,
Box 81, Grafton, Pa. ,..
Working early and late-lifting,
carrying, and the heaviest Of housho!d
duties-is it any wonder that 1t results IN
backaches and kindred ills. But every
woman who suffers as Mrs. Fisher did
should profit by her experience and
give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound fair trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
MARINE PLANE BRINGS AID
TO DISABLED SUB-CHhSER
Especial to the Gazette

Washington, June Elbow Ma
rine Corps aviators aided disabled
submarine chaser in the Caribbean
Sea by delivering spare m part
from their aviation supp l1se at
Port au Prince, is told in IN official
letter received today ~ Marine
Corps Headquarters, from Major
F. T. Evans, of The Maria Flying
Squadron III Haiti. The plan used
was one Of the most move yet re-
corded.
There are no passab!e roads from
Port au Prince across thH peninsula
to Aux Cages, where few hundred
yards off shore the disabled chaser
lay, and TO place where an airplanc
could land. 1t was decided to box
up the spare motor part, attach the
box and so foot cable to an impro
vised floating buoy, and to crop the
entire continuance overheard close
by the chaser where it could be pick
cd up by the crew., 8
The plan worked successfully. The
Marines made the 100 mile journey
from Port au Prince, wic-wagged
the chaser to stand by for little 90
pound package. dropped il over the
side Of their airplane ard :eturned
to their station. Tie motor pcrt was
unchanged, and after the crew Of
chaser had fished Il out of Tie Carl
bean and installed it in thoi1 vessel
they continued thajr journey to San
to Domingo City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21

back. AFTER DOCTOR
ing with different
doctors and not get
ting relief, l had al
most given up hopes
when my sister told
me of Lydia E.Pink-
hams V e ge t BILE
Co m pou n d, an d
knowing thatshe had
really been helped by
it, / purchased it. |
was unable to do my
uOrl, at that. time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
Aap)W[5
g&E NEa
Sunday School Baseball League
Standing CT the Teams

Inc ,SouChern MetnodlSt l"dlh W.
feated the Second Baptist yesterday
afternoon by the score 5 to 8. The
Second Baptist made three runs III
The first inning while the Methodists
were blanked until the fourth when
they made one run and two IN the
fifth and sixth. Both teams played
good bail. Snellings made a triple il
the first inning for the SeccGd Bap-
t;st. Smoot, the Second Bapt.Gt's pit
cher, dislocated his shoulder, and had
to retire from the game. Graves sue
ceeded him on the mound. Batteries:
Southern Methodist, Morrison, Tull-
cck; Second Baptist Smoct, Graves
and Kendrick. Umpires: beavers and
Giles, Scorer c. E. HantZmon.
The next game will oe tomorrow
between the same teams.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
PAINS IN
SIDE AND BACK
Caused by Wonnan's Ills and
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Grafton, Pa" was troubled with
inflammation and pains in my sides and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21

WANTED-Inelligent, reliable lady
demonstration for food products.
One who is we'll acquainted in Alex
andria preferred. Work 8 days
each week. Good pay to one who
will take an interest in Ter work.
Address Box X, care of Gazette.
146-4c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21

FOR SALE-No. git South Alfred
street, 6 rooms, frame, large lot.
Easy terms. Phone North GIT.
Address R. B. Thompson, 1889
Vermont Avenue, Northwest, Wash
ington, D. c..
147-149-151 Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-06-21
Best
for j..
Results
HELP WANTED

a bright neat boy of 16, with ex-
perience, desires position in some
office. Address Box w. NJ, care
of Gazette Office. i47-2p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
George Washington
Sails With Hundreds
Of the Legionnahps

New York, Aug. 3.-Two OF Amor.
ica's largest liners both formerly under
the German flag left today for widely
separated ports from the same pisf
They were the $3.50 ton George WASa-
ington. for Cherbourg and Brennan. and
the l0.6o0 ton Huron, for Rio de JanetFo
and Buenos Aires.
The George Washington carried moro
than $500 passengers. among them $50
members Of the American Legion. on
their way to France for visit to the
battleflelds \ large delegation Of 10.
gionnaires was present to see them
away. and a harbor tug carrying ofh.
Gals OF the organization. accompanied
the vessel as far as Quarantine.
A band was on hand the cheer the De.
parture. As the ship let 20 her lines.
the national anthem brought the former
soldiers to attention. and as she passed
out into the Hudson 10 swing her SOW
seaward there broke from her main
mast the legion's emblem.
4 pathetic touch was added to tho de-
parturn Tho passengers. while passing
along the entrance TO the pier. walked
through lane Of fag-covered caSketS,
containing the bodies OF comrades who
had gone west" As they passed the
caskets, voices Of the leGionnaires were
instantly stilled, hats were removed.
and hands came UP In salute OF re-
spect.
On the Huron were more than 100
passengers for South American east
coast ports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04

WasNtrs'o" AK , Secretary Mel.
10y = t. n. .."n- '"rr"-f'" h"f"r" IN"
n ,uS~ 1a.s az! means c"T~7"'"" and
- expert: .. pr",'n' m -s'ls"i COP"
~ his ucmn-uodum ronta.n!rc p"ssih'"
nc1 ~orr,.s .nr taxation t"mmrtte"
members had expected to r"c"iv" II"
cory 'otay. h"' after an 'nNi'aron had
been sent 20 n" secretary !" -capp"ar
~ c.crd~,. % present the i1noramdam
n pnrson
''rai-'r.r l'nrG0y sad NJ Mellon
would =, recalled - G:s"uSs railroad
financing. w.t,, which four govern mont
Grptr, rlnntS TIE treasury. VA finance
corpnrlt.on railroad administrations and
Interstate .."rnT, rec commission have
20 d |: a rNp"c'cd however. TINT
th" secretary viii ~ questioned about
some Or tho "evtsi"nS made II IA" org
ina memorandum presented on Mon
DAY.
Tn. natur" OF the changes has no;
been disclosed n; :. g understood
that some a6tItions eaYe Seen made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
YOUTH CHARGED
WITH HAVING
7HuVWV0 ..r
KILLED MOTHER

Evansville. Ind, Aug. In 4 confes.
sion to warrick county officials to-
night. william Dufferdoii. aged -
Years ~ sale to hay" charged hts
brother Dolly. 90 year old. with the
murder Of their mother. Mrs. Duften'
doll, aged ~. The w"man's headless
BODY was found In a woods near Hell.
man, Warwick county. today Tho Two
were Immediately taken Into CUSTODY
and questioning caused the younger to
break down.
Denying completely in the crime him
self, william nuffe,toll told officials
that his brother Dolly killed tho aged
mother. -,
According 20 the alleged 9confession.
Dolly is engaged to we'd Miss stila
Shoptaugh. living near bonneville, IN.
diana. The girl declared her fanoss
must furnish a home before the core
mony and Dolly. William said, asked
his mother to give him the furniture OF
the home.
The aged woman refused and quar-
rel followed william IL said to have
told officers that Dolly killed his mother
with the intention Of getting the fur.
niture and carrying out his matrimon'
ial plans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04

Blu~tied, W. Va. Aus 8 The
prosecution oc alleged vio,at"rs Of the
prob biti"n law In Mercer county came
70 startling climax Tu. Sday After
noon wher Prosecuting Attorney II. II.
Lee In Ne crlmna! court. following
the acGr!tt.l Of George Ashford. made
Il formal statement Character!zinE tho
verdict as such a Ta!pabta and patent
miscarriage Of justice ~ t. convince me
ms prosecuting attorney that the jurors
WIZ sat in that cas-" could ard did re-
turn 4 verdict If not guilty in the face
Of the evidence introduced hcc1re them
and the law applicable thereto to have
totally misconceivrd their duty as jur-
orS- and concluded hy requesting the
court to discharge from further service
rs jurors At the present term OF -our;
the twelve men who served az such In
thc case Just concluded and to either
draw twelve additional jurors from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
Oil Runs From ", Va.
Wells 10 Be Accepted
At Least TO Aug, 18th

IarkcrShurF W Va. Aug : AEN"ty
Of oi! field operators and rrrdH"'"~ IN
W~st Virginia VIII" sell ;h":r Ir"Gu' i"n
10 tho Eureka i'ipc Limo company, me
largest transportation agency !" me
state "a 10 action that wou'd y" taken
N regard - n" replacement - 'N' On
barge on acceptance Of runs from N"
pcl',. WAS relieved this morning "h"n
an order went out from n" genera
offices hero extending the opcn yum or
dor - August Is.
Tho order. signed by =. W Na"Nhn.
assistant general sUporntc7d' ~. fol-
lows:
"" al EuaErr% or the fnr"FA
PIP" Limo romWany: A. tho Enr"NH
P'pc Lin" company stii' h4H 4 small
amount Of room y"u W. ""rt.nu"
:" -,:n al 81 offered from pro
duccrs ,ankH until August -. wh"n
wc All mott, yea ,,h"'h"r "" CO
continue, running ~ 81, b. i"nd that
dat" or uhC'h"- We ~. NAV" !"
again stop as Icr notice cf ) u;r -
Notify ~" ,rnduC"rs IN E"u- dis
tricts 'ha: tn atd!I""H, r"'.":
.EouL! no' lr 'tk"n ~ 'h"m a.
norir" g. ln AT. ,h.rE :" in"r"as"
prudurt!nr
-" "-dr- - 11u" 3 ord"r"t III"
ru.I-"-s |" IA" al, ON, """r" TANKS
w"rc Mod AND No. Other t.''haE" -" :
.y:u..a.N .,:.d tina; al july -. Nf'"d
this embargo trc th" period nN;'.
August Thr or.or oE today $ To-"
.t"yci - mean that -" w":Si 81; the
over supply In storage :" past. AMI MAJ
from nnN on n" PIP" In" will r"at!rn"
10 take ali o.. offered Hut !, = said
th.r, Il, N'tio likelihood 'ha' - order
VII r. so modified As :" permit 80 -"
T. sum- ton OF extensive drilling in The
folds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
Reach BtSn6envtuO

stcubcnville. Ohio. Aug. S-Howard
Mitchell, alias Harry Carman. who was
arrested at Cleveland yesterday as
suspect in the Harry Cummins murder
ca Sc, was brought TO the Jefferson coun-
" pail in this city tonight via automo-
bile from Lisbon Although the author
tiles arc convinced that Mitchell Is not
the man wanted. he Will be held FOR
several days pending further inFesti-
CATION.
The suspect reached the city at s:lo
p. NJ, in the custody Of Sheriff Edward
Lucas and other officers. Between 4eU
and 500 people surrounded the pail at
the time but they were there merely
out OF curiosity. tho public having De-
come convinced Mitchell is not the
Cumnins slayer. Mitchell was accom-
panied by his wife who left later for
her home at East Liverpool
The authorities are working on sew
cral new clues, including that furnished
nv Robert Daley and his sister. OF
Wintersville, who claim to have seen
the murder car. together with another
automobile In which four foreigners
were riding near the scene of the
crime They believe Cummins was
slain by paid killers but have as yet
advanced no motive for such a theory.
According 10 reports received here.
Justice Scott Rowan, who arrested
Mitchell learned his whereabouts from
the BARRIERS bride. formerly Miss RoSN
allie Waters, whom he married July
nth last Mrs. Mitchell IT is said,
a,,companied Rowan to Cleveland. and
was with him when the arrest vas
made. Her reason WAS that she was
confident Of her husbands innocence
and that he could clear himself easily
of the murder charge.
Mitchell Is credited with the state
ment that the reason he did not give
himself up when he first learned he
was suspected was because nc feared
violence which had been threatened
here and because arrest meant prosecu-
ton on A hiEamy charge. he having
had another wife living when he mar
ricd Miss Waters Of East Liverpool.
HIS bride places absolute faith in him
and believes ne will emerge from the
trouble rrcr Of all charges
The reward Of $500 which was Of
fcrcd by the jefferson county commits
siorors was for the arrest and conv!c-
ton" Of Mitchell and Rowan Will he
unable 10 collect K unless Mitchell Is
convicted OF the murder charge
William KinCaid. in whose possession
tho murder car was found and several
others who claim to hav" seen tho al
legged sIaycr Of CumminS July "Srd.
wcr. called in tonight 20 id"nufy Mitch
ell and question him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
MITCHELL TAKEN TO STEUBENV|LLE JAIL;
SEVERAL WITNESSES DECLARE He IS NOT THE.
SLAYER OF HARRY CUMM|NS, OF STEUBENv|LtE
Hundreds Gather When the
Suspect Reaches Ohio-Sid
City, But Only From Curl
osity-Will Be Held, Pend
ing Further J. 'estigation

Special Dispat ch to The 1ntelligencer.
Lisbon. Ohio Aug. 3-Howard Mitch
ELL alias Harry Carman. suspect in the
murder Of Harry Cummins. Steubenyille
automobile dealer. was taken by auto
mobile from the Lisbon Jail TO Steuben-
vile tonight. The prisoner was in the
custody of Sheriff Edward Lucas, Of
Jefferson county.
Given his choice Of remaining in Lis
bon jail or going to Steubenville. Mitch
ell agreed to the return to Jefferson
county where II Ia reported he will be
held. pending a further investigation
although the authorities admit they
have no evidence against him.
The suspect who was arrested at
the F. J. Magert barber shop. 1905
Prospect avenue. Cleveland, yesterday
afternoon by Justice Of the Peace Scott
Rowan. Of Steubenville, and brought to
lisbon last night told the police he
WAS working in Cleveland on July %,
the day OF the murder.
Relatives Of the slain man. who ar
rived in Lisbon at noon today from
Steubenville. said Mitchell was not the
man who came to the Cummins garage
and arranged for the purchase Of an
automobile.
Albert +. Helmbright, Steubcnvlle
bank clerk, whose auto figured In a col
lision with the murder" car on lonely
road three miles back Of Steubenville.
declared the prisoner was not the
driver.
II can produce many witnesses 20
testify that ! went 10 work III Cere-
land three weeks ago" Mitchell said.
He asserts he can prove his state
ments by his employer D. J. MagEart.
Cleveland barber. and hundred other
Clcvelandcrs.
After Cummins' father and sister
who were at the garage the day young
Cummins left with the stranger. said
that Mitchell was not that man. the
authorities case agains Mitchell crun-
bled.
Prosecuting Attorney Stanton Pearcc
and his assistant. Bert Moreland. oues-
toned the suspect for hours but wer"
unable TO tangle him in any part OF
his story.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
MONTGOMERY TERMS KILLING Of
TWO VICTIMS COLD FLOODED
Impressive Funeral Of Sid
Hatfield and Ed. Chambers
Held al Matewan-Fee ceiling
Of Tcnscness in Mining
Region
Ry DWIGHT II. TETER

Williamson. w Va. Aug. - Moro
a ,.r,v.r,c hundred people we're
tn N,.tw,n today to attend he funeral
-. sta JI,,rcld and Ed cham bcrS who
.,,. -, Wrl,b on Monday. Owing
bc,yv rain which began carly this
r,o-,.r- and k.nt ur throughout the
,.r ,r. rrnwd VAS not nearly as largo
an. rxnr,,cd However. al! trains
,..,,.r- ;,, N,.ow,n during 'hn morn
,..crrr,.,, &C.,. crowded.
49," 49,, ,s.c,,.,r,. r,J .. rr!.. IN Tho
~ ..-.
nc ,,.-.,I .o-,.,rcs u,.r,. hold at tho
49, -..c- from N.,cwAr. at . o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
CLOSE wEr-pKY CONTEST.

WA >hing,on. Aux. 3.--Rcports that
tho vets" had mustered votes to re-
commit the Willis-Gmpbell anti-oeer
Hill we:r secuted today by IN" dry
leaders. although some opponents of the
hin cNprr>.cd confidence "f Its dcfcat
in its r-cacnt form. A final vote pc
foro thn wrck end recess Friday is
horcd for Ny the "drys" but opponents
n-nmisci extensive discussion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
STARTLING CLIMAX AFTER ALLEGED LIQUOR
LAW V|OLATORS ARE FOUND NOT GUILTY;
VERDICT ATTACKED BY THE PR0SEC' jR

box or 10 adjourn tn!s term OF court
While not stating that his action
arose from the prosecutors dramatic re-
quest. Judge J. Frank Maynard. judgs
OF the criminal court OF Mercer county.
dismissed the jury from further service
in this term OF court. stating that ne
did 50 because several Jurors had AskSo
10 BE- excused. several attorneys ASKED
for Adjournment: In order to prepare Tor
the term ~ circui; court which opoos
Monday, and tina; he would try no moro
Jury cases ;his term as II would b IN
possible 10 get new jury o6toTS
Friday.
Ashford. so the court offieials asDoet
was fearful! OF the result OF the tr1ai
which resulted N his acQuittA. ThSy
stated that prio- 10 the trial he hd
come g. thnr, and agreed in me eve q
ite case ~ no. tried 10 leave tie
county and -;a'H forever.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
To EXECUTE
Fifty GREEKS
Angora Asia MINOR, AuI. "a
Turkish Nationalist court martial to-
day sentenced to death NIFTY Greek
prisonera and natives Of Samsun
Brusa. Tho natives Arc regarded a.
Turkish subjects.
PotterS In Deadlock
Over the Wage Scale

Atlantic City. ". j. Aug. Commit
,ccs acting co. tho United States Pot
,crs' Association and the National Bro
thcrhnod Of Operative Fotters were
deadlocked over the wage Issue after
two long sessions today.
Tho manufacturers insist upon re-
ductiOn Of approx 10 per cent
and ,hc brotherhood confere"s arc
equally a. firm in their opposition 10
any downward revision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-04
Motorman Of One-man
Car Is Under Arrest

Special Dispatch 70 The Intelligenees.
Stcuhcnville. Ohio. Aus. S.-Thona0
Carnahan a motorman for the Wheeling
Traction company. was arrested here
this morning shortly after O'Clock BY
the city police and formally charged
with operating a oncman car In viola
ton Of the citys recent ruling on The
operation OF such cars.
Carnahan was later released on bond.
but his case will BE- pushed by the city
officials, who are determined TO mako
a test case Of II.
Following Carnahan's arrest. all other
cars were permitted TO operate 1n6sf
the new system.
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PROBE ALLEGED MONOPOLY

Washington. Aug. 3-Investigation ~
the senate commerce committee TO oe-
trrmine whether there Is monopoliStic
manipulation" Of petroleum producte
was proposed in resolution Introduces
today by Senator King. Democrat. UtAh
who said tcnrcss;on in crude oil prices
evidence naturalization by large organ.
izations white prices OF gasoline ana
other products had not been reduced
proportionatcly.