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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
Big Cocaine Seizure in
Safety Deposit Box of
Bank at Philadelphia

Philadelphia. Pas Feb. 14-Cocains
valued at 100000. was unearthed by fed
cral agents today in safety deposit
box IN the vault OF a trust company.
Besides the dope" in tho bank. the
agents found 440 ounces OF gum opium.
worth 5000 in smoking ROOM" and
$1,000 worth Of drugs in other sections
OF the city. A receipt for safety de-
post vault was found on Harry Proven
sky. known also as Proven, alleged drug
dealer who before arrested Saturday was
discovered TO have put $4,000 in banks
in the last six months. Two other men
we're arrested with Provensky.
Federal agents. headed by Herbert 8.
Forrcr. chief OF the narcotic division.
went to rho hank. The coctaine found
in the vault was in pure form. The
sa fcty deposit vault was scaled, pend
ing the. removal OF the drug TO the fed
eral building, as the trust company Off
Gals demanded a court order. This was
issued later by Judge Thompson. and
thirty-onc boxes OF drugs were taken
way in a suit case
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FRAUD SCHEME
ALLEGED TO
HAVE EXPORTED MONEY
From Coal Men for Use in
Fixing Official Who Would
Eat Out of His Hand"

New York. Feb l4.--Glbba l.. l'akcr.
4 lawyer Of this city and Washington.
and Chas l.. Allen were indicted by a
federal grand jury here today charged
with conspirinS to dcfraud through the
mails several coal GealerS under indct-
Lever at.
Tho indictment set forth that Bake r
reported To the coal men That nc had
great influence With W. y. Specrs. spc-
cial assistant attorney general. and
other officers OF the department Of JUS
lc,. lie further represented, the in
dictmrnl stated. that Sp"cr would cal
out or his. hand and do anything that
Baker directed.
I'akrr is alleged to have resolved
checks for $1,000 and A.O00 aSR result
oC representations that re could pro-
,ect tho coal non from prosecution.
Other payments. amounting to about
IS. 200. are alleged in the indictment 10
have been made At various times.
The Indictment charges that Baker
represented to the coal men that II IN
dictments were returned againS; thcm
hc could fix il so that iirrc would be
a suspended sentence or small fine. hui
that without his aSsistarc" the men
would h" indicted on many counts and
bail would be so high the Victims would
have TO stay in jail.
Baker and Allen were arrai sncd in
United States court and released under
bonds OF $1,000 each after pIcadfng not
guilty.
Alien is secretary OF the .Wholesal lie
coal Trade Association of New York.
and Baker counsel for the same organ
izat!on.
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Asks Protection From
Gang Of Btackhandefs

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence.
Steubenvll!e. Ohio. Feb. l4-Lloera-
tore ii S;monc, local Italian grocer APP
PEI; led 10 the police here tonlght ioF
protection from blackhanders. who. he
saws are bounding him and threatening
him with death unless he pays them
nve hundred dollars.
He found a threa tening letter under
his door this morning and late this al
t.rnoon a small boy brought him an
other note. ordering him 10 pay the
money by midday or die. The police
are investigating. A half dozen ner-
chants. both foreigners and Americans
here. have received similar letters dur
ing the past month.
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VIII Confer Today

SPECIAL Dispatch TO The Intel&Scnrcr.
Washington. Feb fi---Artcr CON
ference late last evening with Genera
Jc-vcy, chief Of operations at IN" war
department. Senator Howard sutherland
announced that General JerVey mas as
s,red him that orders would be .Ssueu
10 hold up preparation OF federal troops
10 dcpar, from the M:ngo county w.
Va. strike zone. which they had been
ordered to do on Wednesday.
Definite orders will DC issued tomor-
row. Senator Sutherland said. after h"
and Secretary Baker and Genera. AaFcA
conferred tomorrow morning.
telegram was received after bust
ness hours this evening by Senator
Sutherland from the court and county
officials Of Mingo county urging tha'
the ,roors be not withdrawn until after
m, completion OF the trial. The tcie-
cram was signed by Judge Bailey. every
Iawye- in TIE case on both SIDES. the
prosecuting attorney and the sheriff or
The county They wired that they fearea
serious outbreaks If the troops wSe
taken aHaY,,. and TepoEte4 shooting Ga.
orders In YnAk section of WnstaRfrs'7tss'
Ia st night. ..-.
senator sutherland was unable 10 get
IN toucb with Secretary Baker and Gem
eral March this evening. owing to IN"
fact that they had left their Offices Tor
the day. He did catch General JerveN
as that official was leaving with the re-
suit told above Whether or not the
troops will be withdrawn on WEDNESDAY
as already ordered or whether inc orue,
vin be revoked and they will be allowed
- renain until the conclusion OF tn"
trial will be settled A. the conference
tomorrow between Senator Sutherland
SECRETARY Baker. and Generals MLrEn
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Second Alleged Slayer Of
Camden Bank Runner Goes
on Trial for One Of the
Most Brutal Murders Rec
orded in Criminal Annals. I.

Camden. ~ J.. Feb. IA jury wan
completed to-day at the opening OF inc
trial OF Raymond W. Schuck, cnarBe1
with the murder OF David $. Paul,
bank runner Paul was robbed OF 49,
600 and his BODY found in camp house
at Tabernacle. y. j.. last OCTOBER. hoIt
OF the money was recovered. Frank n,
James. Schucks alleged accomplice,
already has been tried and convicted q
III" murder. Three Of the jurors are
co!orcd. -!
Prosecutor WoIverton, in his agrees
10 the jury. charged that on OCTOBER Il,
Schuck and James planned to steal the
money Paul carried. but that the bank
messenger evaded them. On october
the day before Paurs death, they waited
for him again, the prosecutor maintain
ed, but again he evaded them. IL
Relates the Crime.
The following day they got him.
the prosecutor concluded dramatically
and while he was pleading with them
TO release him, after they had beaten
him repea tcdly, while he was Offering
10 screen them and give them the money
If they would only take him to hosp.
tai, where his wounds could be dressed,
Schuck struck him twice with an ir%A
par Ton lncneS loHB anu wv aHo 49,
inches wide. These blows ended his
life"
Throughout the trial to-day a myster-
ious woman known Is Mary ~ or ths
girl in velvet" remained in proni-
nent place in the court room. The Eifl,
whose Identity is being kept secret "
the prosecution. is believed to have BEEN
one Of the defendants companions On
the days after the murder. 1t Is alleged
that Schuck squandered thousands Of.
dollars on the women in a short perio4
after the murder.
James was to have been sentenced to-
day. but sentence was postponed until
February -. II was said he will ap-
pear as witness for the prosecution. ~
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CONFER WITH
PARTY CHIEFS
DAUCHERTY AND HAYS
TO MEET MIR. HARDING
Both Believed to Be Slated for
Places in President-elects
Cabinet.

ST. Augustine Fla Feb. li---l'!nal
problems relating 10 the personal and
initial policies OF the coming admins
ira ton Will he reviewed in great detail
by I'rcsdcnt-clcct Harding during the
next two days in conference with the
two men most directly In charge of IN"
political machinery which brought abou;
his election.
Win II. HAYS. Of Indiana. chairman oc
the Republican national committee. and
understood To be- in linc for the post.
master general ship, came 10 st. Angus
tine tonight and will rcma IN until We'd
ncsday. He saw Mr.. Harding during
the evening. and they are expected -
! spend several hours together tomorrow.
Harry NJ DauEhcrty. Of OHIO. head OF
The Harding pre-conVcntIon campaign,
and generally regarded as the mex; al
torncy general. is 10 reach here Wednes-
day for like sea son OF consultation
With the prcs!dent-e!cct.
! 1T is with these two mat Mr.. Harding
talks most IN regard 10 the PATRONAGE
Of his administration. and III" converse T..
lions. with them this week are expected
TO relate. 10 many prospective appoint
, mentS from tho cabinet down.
1t is also likely that such questions
as the inaugural address and plans for
, the special session Of congress WI! be
cons idered In describing the purpose
Of the Visit Of his TWO managers. NJ
Harding said II" would talk with then,
ahou; genera business for the good OF
, the order
Today the rrcs;deut.clect disposed OF
, a miscellaneous hatch OF appointments
and found time TO DO considerable wor"
on correspondence. one Of his comPan'
ions in. his afternoon golf game was
Charles C. Dawes. Of Chicago. whom ne
has been urged TO appoint as secretary
! Of the treasury.
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Washington Feb. It--On charges OF
high crimes and misdcmeanor' fcae'"'
Judge * NJ. lands. OF chicago was I'M
nc.cbcd in tho house OF r"preSo tatNcS
today by Representative WeltN' p'no
cra1. 81 ohio. beCauS" or MS acc'P,H"'o
or the office Of supreme ARBITRATOR o.
hcsrball while sin serving on inc
bench.
In taking this step. tho OHIO member
swept aside an opinion by Attorney ten,
oral Palmer. that Judge Lands was
within IN" law. and there va" n" IA"
making such aCccptanc" CRIME '''"''
mi sdcmanor or fNlonN.
Tho opinion Was rendered reCcn'N "H
rho attorney general on IN" written PC
nues, Of Mr.. Wclty. who had QueSt loneH
the tudga's right to hold both positions
Before proceeding TO III" floor oil IN"
house, where his charges wee r"au. VI, e
Wclty refused q request By Senator l''"''
democrat South Carolina, 20 'nr'ud" IN
the general indictment statements "''''-
hutcd 10 Judge Lands in refusing I"
sent To jail a young Ottawa. i'np'E'
hank clerk because OF the belief ina
Officials Of the hank were r"SponS'o''
for Tn. CIerrs speculation by failure 10
pay him Il living wage.
Calls Lands . Freak.
representatives refusal. announced he
would NJ, complaint against Judge
Ianhis with tho department OF justice
and late today attacked the ChicaE" juF-
ist on the floor of the senate. deschlpins
him as a freak" and a crank the
South Carolina senator Characteri"eh
judge lands Statm"nt that the OTTAWA
hank clerks employers wer~ IN meas.
urc. responsible for nc youths thett OF
500. 000. as The most RolshcVlk doctrine
I ever heard" andadded that II the
action taken by tho judge In paroiinG
the clerk amounted 70 encouragement or
such acts AZ those OF tho c'"rk' IL Is
striking at the foundations OF our gov
ernmcQt.
without psba.s.
There was 40 comment IN the hou"
when Mr.. weIty concluded the rendlns
Of q formal Indictment Of Judge Landis,
On his own motion. as IN customary N
such p-occdirES the indictment was re-
rnrrcd 10 the judiciary committee. with
ou; dcsatC. Less than a third OF the
mcmxrs present voted. and number or
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Five Passengers Hurt
In Wreck on PennSI

Pittsburgh. IA. Feb. 14-Five passsA-
gers and one trainman were injured to-
night at Lectsdale. near here, when the
engine and four cars Of Pennsylvania
pa ssenger train. No. So3. west bourh
from Pittsburgh to Cleveland. were De.
rallied Three OF the injured weeS
brought to Pittsburgh hospital Thu
cnsineman. a resident OF Cleveland. WEs.
rushed 10 4 hospital at Sewickley.
While the cause Of the derailment has
not been determined officially railre1d
officials "a ID they believe that "scMes
Thing dragging" under the tender OF tES
engine caused the locomotive and fotr
cars 70 leave the tracks.
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JUDGE lands IMPEACHED IN HOUSE FOR
TAKING BASEBALL JOB WHILE ON the BENCH

scattering voices w"rC lUted IN "pPo-
Stion. Nobody aSk"y for a rising Vot"
Representative" Sherwood. Democrat. or
Ohio. sitting on tho front row. c'appcd
his hands. but otherwise there was no
ind ca ion as TO how tho house fcl'. The
nNNt step will be by Mr.. Nclty. who
will appear. possibly this week h"forc
The judiciary committee, with such wit
nCSscS as hc secs fit 10 call. 10 amplifr
his charges Tho COMMITTEES Will thea
decide whether 10 go ahead with the
case II has tho power to- dismiss the
cha rgcS and so report u tn" house. and
adopt ION Of such report would eXoncr-
ate Judge I.andis Of tho charges prefer
rcd by Nj. Welty.
Nay BE thrown Ont.
Relief was EXPRESSED in house circles
that tho case would he thrown out by
the committee. in view of tho opinion by
tho attorney general. In that event. tho
end would como before adjournment or
congress-, March fourth. Adjournment
however. would not stop proceedings
should the committee find enough ev!d-
cncc TO send the case on 10 the house.
In impeachment proceedings, the judi
ciary committee acts in a similar capa,
city 10 a justice OF the peace. The
house Is the grand jury. and if the house
senate which become tho trial room
II requires only a majority for the
house 10 ind!ct. hut two-thirds Note by
tho senate IL necessary to convict.
wiz he NsArd Wsxt week.
Chairman 'Nolstead OF the judiciary
committee. said no meeting had been
called. to hear Mr.. Welty. but h" prob
ably would appear within week. TIL"
retirement OF the accuser from congress.
next month. has no possible bearing. tnr
chairman explained. If Tire committee
dscides that Mr.. Wclty has nado
prima focie case Judge Lands will have
the right to be heard.
Friends Of tho judge Immediately
called for the attorney generals ruling.
which will he Submitted to the commit
tee. and a member said motion would
be mSAe 10 dismiss proceedings at the
outset IN the belief that the ruling
covered every legal question involved.
There were Ave specific charges. chief
OF which was that ne neglected his
official duties for another ga tntul occu-
patton, not connected herewith
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since they marched in last November.
"a ID tonight he had received no official
order 10 stay. but in tn" event the re-
port was verified by orders from III"
war department he would continue Il"
and civil authorities TO the b"$t OF his
Ability He said also. he would cooper
ate along the same lines that he ha'
done since the provisional BATTALION
came 10 hinSo.
Judge Bailey. declared that the acton
Of the federal government had his APP
nroyaI and that nc believed Ihe presence
of the soldiers would he Il strong mora
facto: IN keeping down any potential
trouble which might arise in tho course
OF The trial.
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All Are Satisfied.

Williamson. W. Va. Feb. A.-Cn!Ner-
sal satisfaction was expressed to-niSh'
bv Judge y. y. BAILEY and attorneys
for the state and defense in III" Aaia :
wan battle trial when word was received
through the Associated Press that fed .
e-al troops on duty in Williamson wou d
propably be held here.
Tho soldiers were scheduled 10 leave
Wednesday next and efforts had been
made 10 retain the last remaining COM
many. Apparently. the war department
WAS determined to remove them and the
company tonight was completing pre-
parations 10 get away.
Colonel Hall. commanding the troops
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cooLDoEs VACATION OVER.

>,h.,llI. Y. c. Fob. lI.--Nicc Prcsi-
drnt.si~ct Coolidge today brought his
Sarat,nn 10 a close. and with Mrs. Coo
i.Agr and their trends. NJ and Mrs
F-ank " Sfcarns lef; Tor hiS home IN
Mort ha nrp' ~. Mas.
The vice president elect spent two
weeks hero. IN" first real rest. he said.
no had been able 20 obtain since he re-
e~,v.d the Republican nomination last
June During his stay here. Mr.. COO
dig. made but on" public appearance
spending tho rcna intter OF tn" time read
.n=. writing, walking and resting.
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PITTSBURGH BROKERS
CHARGED WITH FRAUD

Pittsburgh. Pa. Feb. I'M. g. Jacob
and NJ. f.. Jacob. brothers. operating AZ
stock brokers under tho name Of naic
& Company. were arrested here today
on warrants charging larceny. false
pretcnSc and conspiracy TO dcfraud.
The warrants we're sworn on; by r.
II Janus. OF rairmont. w Va, who
charged that the brothers obtained s.
share from him tor stock worth -
cents q share Tho defendants were re-
.oascd on $500 bal ach for 4 hearing
tomorrow.
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rXx WAITER.

Ohio and wesasE1 PSnnsJtTnzaa-%AeT
russdAy wednesday Increasing eloudi-
ness and warmer.
west virEtniA-RAh fussdAy Wsdnss-
day inereAstnC eloudiAsos AAd Varnnsr.
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Murderer
Identified
Negro Believed to Be Joseph
Thomas, Wanted at Pitts
burgh for Staying Of Wom-
an and Other Crimes, Is
Caught Through Recogni-
ton By Hospital Physician

Philadelphia. Feb. IA man bclierei
TO be Joseph Thomas. o. Pittsburgh. Il
negro wanted there as suspect IN con-
nect!un with Staying OF Mrs. Annie
Kirkar, Of .Mtliu, near Pittsburgh, last
DE eniber. today applied for trostmcn'
AZ the Howard hospital here. lie is
suffering from bullet wound just b.
low the heart and from pneumonia His
recovery Is said to be doubtful.
Dr. William Wright, chief resident
physician at the hospital noted Il SIM
iIarity hr:ween the patient and the de.
scriptions Of Thomas. who escaped from
q Pittsburgh hospital last Monday. after
he had been arrested and sent there for
treatment. nr Wright notified the local
police. who placed Il guard at the pa
tents bedside and telegraphcd the
pittsburgh authorities. Chief OF County
Detectives Braun OF Pittsburgh. is eN-
pected 10 arrive here at $50 tomorrow
morning and will be taken To tn" hos.
r.;al Immediately. where he Will or
deavor TO Identify his man.
,.irailab!e policet measurements or
Thomas are said 10 tally with those Il
the man in tn" hospital here. and the
bullet wound IS similarly located t.
that which Thomas received while a.
tempting TO resist arrest.
Aside fr9m the wound. the man here
has Twelve other sears
Thomas. in addition to being wanted
In connection with the murder OF Mrs.
kirker. is alleged 10 have committc.!
more than thirty rohberies in Pitts
hursh and is suburbs. and to have
criminal!y assaulted two school teachers
and ten other women.
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par,s. Feb. ll.--Thr Paris post OF tho
American legion. has decided TO send
= repreaentatirc with t.oon francs I"
engage . German lawyer with the OBJ
lc,, Of obtaining the release Of the
two Americans now under arrest in
nation With the attempt - kidnap
Grover g Rcrgdo,l. ConN 'ctsd de-
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imperative Telegram
From MingO Judge for
Retention Of Troops
Girl Witness Story of the
Matewan Shooting Highly
Sensational.

Williamson. W. Va. Feb. lt-An
eleventh hour and almost deSp"rat" ap
peal 10 retain federal troops in WliliaW'
son while the MatrWan baitl" trial Is ~
progress. was made today hy Judge Il
u Bailey and counsel for both sides.
in a telegram addressed 70 West NiF'
Sinia'S senators At Washington.
II was declared that II was 'Imper-
at;Sc" that tho soldiers remain. They
arr scheduled 70 leav" Wednesday next
Governor Cornwell'S announcement
that III" federal governments decision
ended tho matter as far as he was CON
cc-rOd and the shooting At Tha"k"r
station last might. seemed :" hHN"
aroused In" court and attorneys 10 taxi"
such action.
The w:rc. which was sent 70 S"nat"t'
Sutherland and Elk'ns. aud Congress
man Goody koon,1 from this district
read.
Imperative thar CnItrd states
troops remain hero during Mat"wa"
trial. More disorder in county last
night Please urge this on war de-
pdrtmont.
Troops ordered to leave Wcdncs-
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Pittsburgh. Feb. lt.--EcwardS total.
.ng $500 nave been offered by tn" COM
m!Ss'oncrs OF Allegheny county tor the
arrcs; and conv lotion Of Joseph Thorn.
as. the negro who - wanted in conne"-
ton with the murdr- Of Il white wom-
an. criminal assault on another and
numerous robbcrlcS
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New Haven. Conn, Feb. lt.-MIss
Betsy Rueil. adJudgcd 10y the Smith
SOnian Institute in 1915 10 be tho
most perfect american girl. was mar
RED N Hartford today 10 Frank l..
Naientinc. an electrical engineer Of
Jersey city. The bridc is the dauSh-
'rr Of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reel.
OF Clinton. ronn.
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New York. Feb. William F.. Nc
Colhs. former chairman Of the Demo
cratic national committee. IL critic
ally III and expected 10 die AZ any
time. his physicians announced TO-
day. lie has been suffering with
heart disease for many weeks at the
homo OF his sister here.
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Atlantic IIly, y. J.. Feb. 49,
George z. l.ppincout. wealthy bank
er. died here tonight OF sleeping sick
ness He WAS taken I'll Will" on his
zach, in Florida waters about
month ago His fortune IS c.,tima te-i
ri $1,000. 900.
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Cincinnati. Feb. 1.-THE Cincinnati
Traction Company to-day, announced
that the car fare would be advanced
one-halr cent on March !. The in
crease will make the fare nine cents.
civ Railway Director w. &. Cu!-
k;ns is expected 10 take steps 10 legal
IL cnioin tho advance Tho company
IS operated on the servicc-at cost sys-
TEN.
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GIRL witness Heard.

Sevcnteeh-year-old girl held a
crowded court room in silence today as
she related as an eyewitness events Of
the Matewan tragedy which snuffed out
the lives Of ten persons in few min
utes OF shooting about nv" o'clock o.
the evening OF May -. 1920, She said
she saw armed men running up and
down the principal streets OF the little
mountain town. Bullets raincd and
men fell. In her excitement At the
time, she testified she saw only one ma n
use pistol and he fell beside n bank
building opposite the railroad station
where most OF the shooting took p.aC"
She declared further that she saw the
bodies OF six men about the streets. AMI
pointed out on a relief map the centra.
portion Of the mining town the positions
Of the bodies.
The girl was MAY Chafin neice "f
Reccc Chambers, one Of the nineteen
Matewan men accused Of being jmpii-
Gated in the battle in which Albert G..
Fe(ts, \ BALDWIN FHltS man was KILLED
with six OF his companions.
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Tia Girls story.

The room was crowded to the door"
Time and time again the GQGEt ordered
.stiiRsspaess vStsssetF sfefffHg &nd thc
auditorium cleared As men and women
pushed closer TO 10 hear the testimony
Behind the 'throng those who occupied
seats could not seen and stood upor
them to get u better view. The drdb
OF the state police uniform, the KHAKI;
Of the army. interminSled with the
denim and light cnrdurcys Of mountain
GERS IN riot OF color.
Miss Chafu WAS recalled 10 the stand
for the second time. having testified
Saturday that she had overheard an a
legged telephone conversation between
Sid Hatfield. Matewan chief OF polio"
and priarpa. defendant. and Tony
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Roanoke. Va. Feb. ~ Tn" Nor
folk & western Railroad. from its
headquarters here to-day. issued
statement saying thai the railroad
Ia Dor board had decided the contro-
versy between the railroad and mem
hcrs o. the brotherhood of halfway
Trainmen. ruled in favor Of the rail
road in thirteen out of the twenty
two involved in the controversy.
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Pittsburgh. Fob. 1.-THE locomo-
tive and six cars Of Pennsylvania
railroad cattle train were dera!led
east of Cedar Point. near Biairsville
Pennsylvania. today. The locomotive
went into tho Conemaugh river. but
AL members OF III" train crew cs-
capped ,un!njurc1!. 4 number OF hogs
on the deralcc! cars were killed.