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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
SITUATION N RECENTLY DISTURBED AREA
REPORTED QUIET; MINES NOW RESUM|NG

was imposed In the border county.
With the dishandinE ot tho armed
r,archers. authorities both state and
federal. have instituted proceedings 10
ascertain who IS responsible for tn,
disturbances which resulted n tho ca ~
INK Of troops 20 the West Virginia
neIds
II was thought that tho Hnd nSs 90
the federal authorities will 10 submit
ted 10 Attorney General rnusherrv al
Washington ard that no would decide
m. future course ~ the government.
Mines nssuminx
According ~ local new.paHecs seV-
ersl o. the mines IN the kanaUha dis
,r,c, .ha. we-" forced 10 c'"sP b. the
desertion of miners who answered ,he
cali t. nlarrh 10 M!nEH. have begun op-
.ratIoas and number q: them are
working on 80 prrcea' bass. the
nsvspaper- stlie that The eject tho
march will have on coal production is
mathematical because neither operators
nor miners headquarters were IN posi-
ton tn make a prediction or definite
statement
Al tho Office Of Governor Morgan II
wan asid tonight that the matter appar-
entity had passed into tho hands ~ tho
federal government ana that state eN-
scutive officer. were not prepared 10
mako q statement except TO say that the
situation Was quiet
General Randholts confirmed these re-
marks and declared that he would con-
tInus 10 command in IN. coal felds until
federal troops w~re pIthrawn or ne r.
c.ivsd orders from Nsshins'on 20 re-
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cept dominion status n II implies as
We believe II must full legislative and
executive and economic Independence,
and imperial relationship. funct!onins
as to policy and action by co-opera ton
founded on mutua, agreement arrived
at BY consent and carving with !"
direct representation IN ths Imperial
conference and the League oc Nations.
1T would reasonably follow that a"-
ceptancs by solemn treaty or dominion
status by Ireland would be accompanied
BY extension ot current agreements ="
regulate cooperation between Ireland
and tho other units Of ;hc empire IN al
necessary matters.
They proceed 70 argue that the prime
minister offered dominion status 70 eI-
press terms subject to ak conditions.
which appeared 20 indicate that there
were questions that might 10 adjusted
by agreement. They voice tho oslief
that Mr.. De Valera must have some s7e-
cIal information derived from his con
ferences with Mr Lloyd George. and
they invite him % take the public int"
his confidence.
They clearly show tina, they believe
that on the documents made puhNt.
dominion status FOR Ireland can 5H OBJ
ta!red and ara anxious 20 know the
grounds for NJ. 10 NaIe-as contrary
opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
80O ILLINOIS
MINERS MARCH
ON TWO CITIES
DEPUTY SHERIFFS AND
DETECTIVES IN CLASH
miners Retreat, Leaving Four
Prisoners and Automobiles
In Officers Hands

Fl7aht'h'own. III. Sept = Eight
hundred miners from El!Vr"l' and
nearby Goa! ncids. are eECamp"d WITHIN
thirty miles OF this place tonight. PIC
parod - march on tbs city aHd E1sie-
clair tomorrow .-aders or tue U.1 tod
an Associated rres- corrcspond:n; who
located Ihclr camp today
EeinforCements on the way from TIE
coal fields Will bring the invadirk army
lu moro than ',0OD men. II was saii.
Deputy sherIrfS and prirat" lsi"r-
t!ves clashcd WITH the outposrs o: 40
r1!n"Is. who hold up two trucks GnG
threo men at Ho,: Thiers F'rd M the
Har:! shurg ruaG. this afternoon. TIE
miners retrea;"d, leaving four priS rrrs
a:n tnrec automobiles ir Tho otaN'-s'
hGuds.
All Availatl. I,i7ens OF Ros."''Hr
Md f:,.zabothtown nre being armed tc-
rIgh, ,n incrt the Ininers II they "Irry
out their e-nouf cd int.n::"I "f at
ta,k!nE tho two towns tomorrow
Tho Assoc!atci I'ress corr spoudcn:
went 10 Karher's R,dgA II miles north
Of Elizabeth; following reports
TIM. a"i,led r,l"u wH-a passing through
there md that tho phon. Ines we're cut.
The postmaster NJ Karher's Ridge eSu-
mated TIA, 500 armed m"r had passed
sruth through tho town last night and
today.
Two miles soUth Of the ridge twenty
three armed miners haltcd the corre-
spnndents car They declared :hey
were the rear OUTPOST 81 $40 men f-"m
tho coal h"Ids IN adjoining counties who
were marching or Rrs!clare and Ella
hethtowr. They had bean tn.f ihoy
sa!d that tw-rty-s!I nrr Ind been
Killed ar Rns:clarc ~ m!nc guards and
that women and children were beaten
In tho streets
The minors w~rn armed with mes,
shntguns nrd revolvers
F!ve OF tho bari catered no car a1d
n-rrrl 10 end mo way /" III. main
body supposed t. be en"amr-d near the
Big Crrck ford !" dense woods known
as the Furnace land.
TWO miles from tho ford a hatless
and breaih!csS minor emerged from
the th'"ket ard halted tho car. fs said
his party had heen amoushed on Fur
mace hill by 200 deputies, who opened
fre without warning.
HIS buddy fell as hs jumped from
an automobile. tho minor declared. and
added that m Italian miner IN another
car wna ais" shct. -Four others. he
said vere missing
Fl!xahethtnwU and Knt''inr" ""-"
closed AZ sGndown again tonight and
tho guards were stationed rr al -uaui
aud in ,h~ hNls "a prev-n: III" ;nh'trR-
,ion or armed Non. Approximately l5p
guards were watching al approaches
from the hills 10 tho north.
The deputies we're augmented tonight
when NIFTY kcntuckiann Tow"a across
tho Ohio river from Carrsv!,l" and
volunteered Their services
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Farmers Day Draws
$1,000 to the Fair
Sensational Break
In Cotton Market

New York, Sept. =. Tho cotton MAJ
ke' collapsed today after furious
opening in which tu'u-es shoN-d all
vaares Of l3O - ~ points. some soar
Ing "a h!gh as ~ points above yeF'er-
days c'ose
TIE voI!en' break sen' prices down
g1y points ;he .im:, permitted tOr any
me days nW"tgatlnns. The lose was
v"ak w.th ;h" lrwrSi prices OF tho day.
October finishing a l?54" and January
NJ !?7ic.
The break cam" hf;rr QT"'at:ons
crossed p cents a r"and for all month";"
and exceeded - ,ents for distant d.ii"-
cries Tie r.Sa vas attributed parity
- another ,enn,.ana. Liverpool ad-
,ance Two drop started vhen :; became
. npvnrcn, INA big ia'"rcs;a. wh.ch had
housh. a. !luCh .rw~r figures. were let
Ting 20 their ,o:i"n. Prices orumred
unGc- iue strain or large offerings IN
10 as l1ur un,i. Tho trading limits
Terc reached
Tho fan gave n" niarE"' 'he UNIQUE
eIpc,I.rcA ~" having rra"Ae! the 200
point !!n.!t n two s"cU;!"o days. tho
I'd side yesterday ard :hs down side to-
dal
Ther. wss ~ change in the news 10
n, coun; rn- the break. I, WAS simply
case OF an over-buuKk; condition.
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Means Peace or wAl.

r,,.rrsss. Scotland Sept. "A 40
>i.;nr which r?E mean peace "r "ar
With Ireland was take" hy the Br!tsh
ccabinet at an au-tmp"rtant meeting
here to-day. The governments reply Ia
Eamonn De Valera. tho Irish republican
.l,saSx- unanimously approved by ths
M sts{as sb8sh Nn1k4cp - 4sShe1-
I'm through tho intsrned diary 'of, Robafs
G Rar,on. tho Sim Tsin. courier,' who
carried tho Dali Erriea1ns meSsA1e- TO
Premier Lloyd George and WA srouSht
INTO the council chamber when tho coun-
eli was n session.
Th. nature OF the Governrmnts de-
clsion has not been made known. but "
Is not necessary 70 await publication OF
tho rep.y tomorrow TO realize ;hat ar
important step forward has been taken.
Directly after the ministers had
reached their decision cnmo the an
nouncement that a committee "o0s.s'-
ing OF the ministers row In scotland
has been appointed with trn roT'"S I"
dAal with tho situation the moment M.
y, Valera. further answer arrives.
Tn, comnIttee ,n:np-.ses tho premier.
Austen Chamhcr'a;c. Earl "urzon. Sir
Lar,Ing. wo-;h!ngtnH. Evans. winston
s,.,rer ChurchiN Edward Shortt. Rob
cr., Munro. Lord R.rk"nhead. Sir Hamar
Greenwood aHd Sir Robert Stevenson
Horne
This Is taken 20 mean that the gov
.r1ment has appointed the committee
o, ministers 10 meet tho Irish p!enipo-
,.nt,ar,e. should Mr. DO Valera be
ready 70 proceed on that course
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Pandemonium When
The Mark Has Slump

Berlin. Sept. There was pandemoH-
iu,n on tho bourEe today. owing n q
new slump in III. value Of the mark
which closed officially AZ fraction
over ninety-tour 10 the dollar. The Wild
-ish Of speculative orders overwhelmed
bankers and brokers 10 such an extent
;hat the bourse committee decided -
pro!ons business Unit! ? o'clock in the
afternoon. They also ro2tenf f'a'ed cos
ing tho hourse Thursday. making four
DAYS closure for the week u enaoie
members 10 cope with the Accumulated
work IN. Nnod 81 buying orders was
slightly rnse; today r. profit HK'nE
sales
II has been found necessary - start
special open ar market IN me pour
rou-, yard for unlisted stocks
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,~har'estrn, ". Va. Sept Tho gen
eral situation throughout tho southern
Vest VirEinta coal fields was reported
d,,!ct tonight. both at the headquarters
or Br;Rad!er General II n RapdhoIts
ana the otncee OF Governor Morgan. At
both places II was said that reports or
oa,roIs in the territory where formerly
armed bands had marched with the IN
,ention Of entering Mingo county
through Logan. Indicated that not
.jnxI. armed man could lie found IN tho
Eanawha-LcKan-B district. That
tho men had latd down ,hesr arms ana
returned 70 peaceful pursuits vas indi'
ca,ed through Information received at
no headauarters Of Geaeral Bandho't1
that mines vere resurn!nE operations
thrnuxhou, tho affected region. and that
.ven four mines In tho Cabin creek
nelds we're r~-opcned YESTERDAY
Goth waits Tor csrs
Ths ?ith infantry regiment ton'Eh,
waited under arms for the arr'vai ot
spictat rams 10 take Il back 10 Camp
DIX. Tn, ls;h Infantry N turn was
ready 20 advance TO territory about tho
capital and establish headquarters at
Eanawha clay. near Charleston. as soon
as tho departure ot the 2sth WAS aaect-
ed Tho 18th Infantry regiment which
~ from Camp Sherman. Will constitute
headquarters OUTFIT until all troops
are ordered from tho coal fe!ds. This
rer.ment has seen previous service In
West Virginia. having bsen stationed
m Minzo county n November. 1870.
urd~r,t ,th. command ~ Colonel HERNIA n
Hall. Whom 4 modified military couuol
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Grogan, Of Wheeling,
Secretary Of Postal 5! =
Clerks Association

charl..,on. ". Va, Sept. &c. mn
ci.cus OF New York. was nomlnt'' : 20.
tay for president OF the United Sa{lona1
.,soc.ation or Postal Clerks %lteh
IS holding It's trenty-hrst annual Son:
ycntIon in this city. He Is unoppSos0
and ria election tomorrow ts saio to oe
assured.
,drp,ton Of resolutions including; one
rayorirC raising the annuity under tnS
retirement act and optional ret'"emenk
ef,.r thirty wears Of service, and cthefe
rcromrt nding minor change IN postGt:
rcc work and hours featured the nuH',
ness sessions Of the convention to9sy:
Plans .or the welfare board pop
nv Postmaster General VIII HaYefh
he discussed tomorrow and me-
nr the clerks organization WultDe
ed as a member Of the board. THO CON
yen,ion ril end tomorrow nj ghL
Other officers nominated today were
First vice president. Leo p. Men. et
! ouis: second vicc.rrcsident {ohn q q
Thompson. Los Angeles; thisH E
oi.sident. Chiffon Terrell. Mcr1phsh
T.n-.; secretary. John G. !Gro@an.
Wheeling, ". Va; treasurer. Thorsas r
Bussier. Philadelphia.
Advisory board-Georss W. PsynH
Cincinnati, chairman: G. ]. clark. ~
I,ot, r. c. Emmrrling. Pittssurkni
CInrencs n. Cook, Baltimore: Ben "a:
cots. Brooklyn -
Finance committee - Richard
koia.n. Holland. Mich: John J. ountea.
waterbury. Conn: p. w. Gatchell' IL.
l.ston: {. W. Fou.z Dallas. Tex; K.H
yIasner, Peoria. J.. e..
rnffalo, BROOKLYN and 81. Lools ~
r,,icrr have r.uc.stcd tho next eont3n'
ZION. The selection will be made TO-
morrow, ..
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MOTION TO DISMISS INDICTMENTS IN THE
MINCO COUNTY MATEWAN TRIAL 0VERRUlED;
JURY SECURED At THE NIGHT SESSION

Williamson W Va. Sept 80 JURY
+, .?y Fred Rursrar and Eee"o cham
lrrs charged with romp!!c;ty In the
A~n,h ot J. W. Ferguson. ono or seven
dntcr..,es shot and h!li"d a. Nn;ewan
Ma, -. 1890. vas obtained n; niSht
session. ~ the M'ngo county circuit
court ,oniSh;, and taking OF testimony
VII hcEln tomorrow morning.
Thc rcnirem-H examined TO-DAY ars
rocshon.ns county residents called for
i.,-v dutv rnIcr a law PASSED by ths
las, lrc!sla,ure providing that men from
mo county may serve on t@T'"' IN an
other
Twelve others indicted N.'H NurGrah
ard Chambers on ;hc same c"G"Ee were
I. court. hu; Prosecutor :. stokes
decided against a to'r; 'riNs md the
court a1cuscd them from attendance
Rcrurr examination ~ N"N.7"m-H BE-
ror counsel Or i've defendants moNed
- disn!sS ;ns indictments on tho
grHur! 'ha' The court s;enngra pheT also
served on It." S"aud jrrr which returned
IN, tru. hills and that the Legislative"
&C, r"-m:;r'aE '-!n' Judges - summon
residents nf nuts'dN counties >"r jurl
duty waS uar"nst!tut!0na, fresi"'Ag
Judge y 4. BAILEY oNeGru!ed tho mo
lion. however.
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CHILE OBJECTS
To THE LEAGUE
INTERFERENCE

Geneva Sept. tn. Morroe do"-
.r!ne and tho competency 90 n" league
~ nations n american questions and
N cases where one party I" treaty
asks intervention q secure revision
ucr. tho principal suhje"fs of discus
sion IN and out Of tho assembly OF the
League today. The discussions "er"
provoked BY tho demand ~ Fo''''a taa'
tho assembly put on the aEenda the PRO
posed revision ot tho treaty OF 1874
between ChIle and Bolivia whereby the
latter ceded 20 Chilo the provinces OF
Tacna and africa.
- Augustine Edwards rerrcseatns
= that Tasn4SArtca was
purely an 6fn6ficsn ahaff tfsat the
Monroe doctrine applied In no sense to
European states nor could tho league
OF natious interfere In such matter.
Senior Aramayn. for Bolivia. informed
the Associated Press that tho chance(-
lery OF the United States had boon con-
suited regarding Bolivia's application
20 tho league before Il was submitted
and had decided that med'at!pn by tho
league was not Incompatible with thu
Monroe doctrine
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Stsub.nvllle Ohio. Sept. 6.-Reports
hv 9:ro from Toledo to the effect that
two o, the three postoffics robbers who
mad. ,heIr escape from the county jail
IN that city on Labor Day were under
arres' At AdenA. jefferson county, were
Iny.stigated late today and found to Be
untrue.
According 10 Marshall weass OF
Ad.nn. two men answering the deserip-
,,on OF fugitive robbers. were seen In
,Ha, vicinity carly today. they having
been detained for = tine by citizen
from whom they had stolen several
razors, but were subsequently, releantd
uh.r they returned his property. They
per. h.t' s-.n going in tho dtreehon
- r,.orS.'own. = mining se'tlenent IN
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london. SOP; ; dispatches rom
pu5,ia today busted themselves eH-
?.a!7tuz tha. M- pe Nalera's statement
% the p~eSs Yesterday WAS intended 20
remove the tL~a rom ;he mind, oc me
R-:.iSh government tina: no Vas INSIST
'aS upon r"cogC!t,oa ot Al !r.sh reruo-
- as preliminary to = conference.
According 70 re Wcs;3:'ns'er Ca
zcttes Dublin co--es3c"te0.. re zeal
meaning - NJ. pe Naieras s:atema0t
vas tha, - tGe irish Gc,eSa.es were
allowed - enter the roa!e-ears ur;-am-
:ne.ied ,hev were 2-"2a;~t % E're every
guarantee 20 the British representatives.
a free ~; from a zee pope. as
ser,e re correspondents. - really what
i,e Valera IS a ming a
Other Dublin d:>rat he's ;o-0.gN' re-
cor! a feeling o. optimism m! dispo-
s,.:op TO Int.rpr-, Mr.. pe Ealeras state
.l.u;. which yesterday. caused much
2c:pleI.ty - peace sigma.
u IS believed appar:.y IN S!7n Few
quarters tha, = the British cabinet IN
,t,"s ths S!nn Fein ~ a conference. tne
tnvita,,nr AL 20 accepted. Moreover.
II "a thought :hat te~ hours frank
discussion IN conference. instead OF by
.,rhans, OF letters would serve 70 clear
.he Whole atmosphere
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Not a Disarmament
Conference, Says Hughes

Washington. Sept: T.--Se e'arr
Hughes a' HIS regular CoHter"ro" WIN
Washington srape- correspondents
today. good naturally criticised 'he ;"n-
G~rrv O. many newspapers AID persons
who ought 10 k-ow setter 80 rct"- :"
N. coming conference a. The d,sa ma
men, conference"
Such 4 desisna;."u ne added gave ~
.n,,r.,r .rroceou. i!el 80 80 reol puC-
poso o, tho meeting
"Ths proper and ornr!a, EN-" - d
III. xecre.ary nf state -, ',Ho confer
enc. >o- .he limitation % armament. an
entirely d!rere2, ard dis;t3c: su",Hc;."
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Alleged B, & 0,Pay
Check FOTgerS Held;
Operated in Wheeling

r!u.hu-Sh Sept flames ". Fe--
du. 'amsS Drak. l.. II. l/eUis and Rob
ert Music. all O. this city and vicinity,
wer. hold for court here today by p
rnaxis,rate on charges Of forE-r" ARD
RAISING forged pay checks ot 'he Ral'i'
more & Ohio railroad company. The
Information against tho mon vere I"dS.
cd by Chief OF Police John Gross Of
tho railroad company.
according 70 Gross plates tor ire
printinS o. tho checks were made IN
,-l.re,ond who also said that the checks
lsd he.n distributed In this city. Wash
-an~,o Pa and Wheeling. W Va. More
than 6cs checks amounting - $4,000
were made. tbs ch'ef said.
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FREIGHT TRAIN
.15DYNANNTED
=,
NEAR ATLANTA

Atlanta O., Sept John Z. Nor
ria Of Fitzgerald. Georgia engineer,
was xusd, AAd several othSr train
man injured Ia the vrsoh Of An At
lanta. AtrntnS6Am and AtlAntio rail-
road frsfght trktn near hsrs tonight,
which was -Said by police And railroad
mon to have been caused By dynamite.
loud explosion preceded the
wreck OF ne train In which eleven
carr wsrS damaged or destroyed,
bridge demolished ana nearby houses
shAfen- Several other oasss OF Alag
- dynAmittnS Of ies frstSht trains
rave been reported by tho road stnos
tho beginning OF . strike last spr1sG
which resulted In union men being re-
rls1eh ~ non-nnton snplcy--.
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Persecution Charged
By Illinois Miners

Springfield, Ills. Sept. 7.--'harSes ~
persecution and ahusc from HARDIN
county authorities m!ne officials anh
alleged hired guHmnH we're mace l"
Governor Small late today by a d-!e-
cation OF miners from the ir"uh'ed
FiuroSpar country ~ southern Illinois
The delegation headed by Ed carbon.
once v!ce president OF the l.l!no!s FED
.ration "f Labor and organizer OF the
Fluraspar minors asked tAe governor
10 make an investigation "f conditions
In tho Rosiolare district.
Th. conference VAS short. Governor
Small LETT Immediately af;erv7rd for
retos&y. Michigan. ~ Join his family
ard rest for week
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Receives 5000 Reward
For Informing on Husband

EemDs'eah y. Y. Sept. Mrs.
Bertha kutni. whose husband Lawrence
Kueal va. convicted - numbering Miss
Mimi. Stariis. on Jane -. today ap-
pcarrd before Town Supervisor " r
Smith with her baby. born since tho
murder. and received 3pNn her share OF
tho $1,000 reward offered by the town
ro- Information leading - the hrres;
md conviction Of tho murderer Tho
rc.; was paid 20 Mrs. Kubals brother
ln-Iaw. who induced her T. 'cl, ~.
authorities Of the crime her husband
had confessed 10 her.
She went as she received III" money
md kissed the Supervisors hand Kuha!
now IS in tho death house at Sank sing.
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E|ihu Root Slated
For Chief Justice Of
international Court

Gen.va- s~p:. ~, VAS said ~
l.asus Of nations circles hero today mat
rl,hu Roo, probably would hn elected
a ,udre OF tho new international court
or justice. In spite - reports rrceFeo
her. OF HIS deCl'nati"n 70 accept mo
post. II VAS Ra'd max MT. t""' oec'
.io, va. not regarded as hnnl and that
Tricnd, nt the leagls IN tho United
State. had declared that there still were
hope, that ne would accept In case
Mr. Roo, vas elected II WIS declared
that r.. would i chosen unanimously
and probably h-cous the chief judEa
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Moderate Irishmen For
the Dominion Status

Dublin. Sept 7.--Actirity - apparent
in moderate Irish circles 70 prevent
rupture Of negotiations and the relec-
ron Of the terms until the precise s!gn =
ticance o. Premier Lloyd Georges OF
feri definitely ascerta!ned. Sir Horace
Plunket,. who was chairman or the
Dublin convention. and Captain Rarr!-
SON chairman OF the Dominion League
to-day addressed Joint tctter 70 la
nnnn De Valera and the members o. Ills
cabinet. In tho letter they say
"Ir.iand would be well advised % ac-
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Mingo Operators TO
Call on The President

Srecla! Dispatch 70 Tho Inte!iisenrer'
Washington. n. G, Sept. An on
sasement was mad. At the White House
:cdav {o- a committee oc officials Of the
W,l,,.n.on Coal Operators association
- cal on President Harding Friday
morning e, lay before him information
t-o,, .n.i- s,andpotnt ~ the situation
+, m, losan-MinEo region OF West Viz
gn!a
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Last Effort to Prevent
Electrocution Of Negroes

Little Rock. Ark. Sept. 7.-Another
effort trl prevent th~ electrocution
S-ptemhe~ 90 nf six r"groes convicted
OF murder in connection "!.h the
Ella me. Ark. riots Of October. 1919 was
mads TODAY with n. disra :ch - thn
clerk Or The Tn'ted States supreme
court Of an application FOR writ 81
ce-tio-ari. providing for review OF thn
recent decision OF the s.Ate supr1mc
court. rul.ifying ~Nencerv court In
junction against execution ot tho ne
groes.
Thr.. tITss dates rn- their olrrtrcru-
,ion have been sot only 10 be net asde.
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De VALERA IS
REQUESTED TO
AGAIN CONFER
BRITISH REPLY IS
GIVEN APPROVAL
Moderate Irishmen Counsel
Sim Fciners to Accept the
Dominion Status

London. Sept. 8.-Ths British caoi-
net has invited M. De valera to send
delegates to . conference with the
cabinet ministers at rnvsrnsss on
September 2. according 20 tho Daily
MAILS Invrnsss correspondent who
adds:
"only ono condition 10 imposed,
namely. the understanding that rrs-
land must remain within the empire"
The communication 70 Mr. De Va
lsra, according to this dispatch, asks
for an early reply, and points out the
apparent usefulness OF conducting ne
gottA1ons by . further exchange OF
noess. In order to anay any fears
regarding Ulster. the decision that
Northern IRELAND must not IN any
circumstances be eosrcsd was re-
affirmed by the ministers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-08
THREATENED CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
ASKSPR0TECT|ON FROM GERMANY

New York. Sept. - The American
Chemical society today called on con-
Eress 70 sava b. n snlect!l. embargo
Am~rica's organic chemical industry. a..
legged - 10 threatened with destruction
hy Germany.
This appeal was contained IN reso-
luton adopted al the convention ~ the
soc! !e,y. after Francis r. Ga-ran. former
alien UroTeriy custodian. had charged
In an address, that the German dye mon
opoly contraIled certain members OF
congress and that German gents ware
oroc moro plotting against America g
security.
Tho society also sdoD;"i resolution
urging upon tho coming dsarna
most serious consideration OF the broad
question OF chemical disarmament as
affected by ths developnent lnd main
tenancs NJ the chemical Industries by
tho sevcra! nations"