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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
IS MINERS LOCALS
IN MINGO FIELD TO
meet AT WILLIAMSON

Williamson, W. Va, Jan. David
Hoob. International financial agent Of
. ne United Mine Workers in charge OF
he strike In the MIngo county coal
"lds has Issued a call for representa-
ives OF the district locals 20 meet IN
Williamson. January 12, 70 discuss var
Gus phases OF the strike. There are IS
ocals IN tho Williamson district, and Il
expected that c. +. Keeney. president
Il District Il. will como hero TO confer
With the representatives.
Robb's call follows:
In line with past policies Of mine I
ave decided to call a meeting Of rep
"esentatiyes from each OF the striking
zeal unions so that We might have a
-eneral understanding on the different
questions which we are called upon to
olive: Namely. strike relief tents, lun-
'er. coal and last but not least medical
lttention.
president Keeney OF YOUR district
nd I have talked on the different ques-
IONS above stated. and ne has agreed
be In attendance.
The meeting will be held on tho 18th
: January In Williamson.
"Ore delegate will come from each
zeal union and the train fare Of each
"ill be paid 20 and from Williamson, and
advise that good men may be sent TO
"nvey the message back 10 our mem
,ershlp."
The Superior Thackcr Coal and Coke
'ompany which closed down recently.
viii begin operations Monday next uu-
'"r new mana cement and working on a
'"n-union basis. 1t was announced to-
.Ay. The mine which employs nearly
no men had been operating on a union
isis until the latter part OF December
hen It closed, II was said. for lack Of
p-derS.
With the proposed change material
ling there will be left two un!on mines
the Tug river district: One the Alma
Chacker Fuel company. now idle. and
he Bishop Hatfield. a wagon mine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
Two More Fires Added
To Charleston S List

Spoc;a. Dispatch to The Intellgsncer.
Charleston, W. Va Jan. 1.-Two fires
today were added to the large list "t
this week. The building and entire
stock OF West Charleston Feed COM
pany were DESTROYED At n loss OF about
81. 900 Another blaze occurred in the
South Side residential section.
The feed store tire is believed to have
been caused BY spontaneous combustion.
An Investigation was made by state
Fire Marshal John Horan but his re-
port was withheld Hamilton Wears
WAS the owner OF the business
Fire Marshal Koran said his report
OF origin of the capitol fire Monday in
dira;cd there were not startling dcvci-
opmcnls.
Work on the temporary capitol build
Ing will be rushed state officials said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
MUST OFFER PROOF

Washington. Jan. T-Applicat!ons FOR
theremovel from British military cem-
etries in Europe OF tho bodies Of Ann
ericans who died while serving IN the
British army must bc accompanied by
proof Of the soldiers American citizen
ship, under a ruling nf the British gov
ernment. announced today by the war
department.
The British policy. Il was explained.
is 10 leave the bodies Of its soldiers in
the soil on which th"y fell ana various
requests from Canada and other British
sources for permission to remove the
bodies OF soldiers has resulted in the
British government making the ruling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS


Pittsburgh, Jan. An order that
a SUBPOENA be isucd for J. II. Strawn,
receiver for the defunct First National
Bank OF tniontOwn. Pa. for his ap-
pcaranCc At the J. Y. Thompson trial
hero IN May. WAS issued in United
States district court here today.
Wayncsbure. Pa. Jan. :. Pitts
burgh interests today purchased 1000
acres uf Whitley township coal lands
for s600.OO0. \ number OF farms
were included In the sale.
Youngstown, O.. Jan. The third
killing within three weeks, attributed
by the authorities to "b!ackhand So
cictics," was recorded here today when
the body of an unidentified man, with
the head nearly severed. was found
in a ravinc of Cameron street
pittsburgh, Jan. 7.--Joscph Essad,
arrested today al Smock, Fayette
county, charged with the THEFT Of
goods from an interstate shipment,
was lodged In Jail here tonight when
he was unable to furnish bail.
Pittsburgh. Jan. 7.-Thirty-nTne in
formations. charging violation or
stats highway law on "overloading."
were filed by highway inspectors here
today Twelve OF the defendants
waived hearings and were released
on 500 bail each. Tho other 81 de-
PENDANTS will be given 4 hearing next
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
Prisoner Suffering From
Pneumonia Makes Escape

Special dispatch TO The IntelliGencer.
CIarksburS, W. Va. Jan. "A posse
Of deputy sher!ns spent tho day without
result IN securing the city and country
side for Arnold Smith. young married
man Of West Union. who sawed his
.rav ont of the hospital OF the county
jaI here before daylight this morning.
lie climbed down the stone walls from
the third floor and escaped while quite
III Of pneumonia and diphth"ria. He
had a temperature OF TO- when last vis-
lied by the Jail physician. smith was
sentenced from DoddridEe county to
serve ten years in the penitrntiary for
holding UP and rohhinC glassworker
at West Union last summer. He APP
pcalcd the case and was sent TO the
local ia!! from West Union for SAFE
keeping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
Izette Jewell Brown IN a Tic.

Special Dispatch TO The Int"ilig"nrc-
KinGwOod. W. Va, Jan. Mrs. IzettH
jewel Brown. widow Of Congressman
William G.. Brown. and a former actress
may be member uf ~" tuwO COur r,l
elected Yesterday Rurr:'" ru ;nc Mu
uiciral party ticket she tod with ".
II Wilhelm. candidat" on th" Peoples
ticket. each receiving l6I votes. TIL"
recount on January - = expected -
break tho tie. Editor II. :. Nh"tSCln
nf th" Preston County Journal was
elected mayor. running on IN" Peoples
party ticket. and Miss Evelyn Dunn. an
IL" Municipal ticket. was chosen town
recorder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
Women Elected to
Office In " Va, Towns
Redwood and Sutton Select
Women Officials In
Elections

Redwood. W. Va, Jan. T.--RichwOod
holds the dis'iction Of being the first
city in West Virginia to elect women 10
council at the annual municipal cleo
ton held here yesterday. Mrs. Agnes
Duffy and Mrs. c. B. Wright. both Dem
ocrats. were the successful women.
4. l.. Craig. Republican. was elected
mayor: Russell Richards. Republican,
was named recorder. Other counctlipen
We're X NJ. Hunter. Democrat, and
James Watson, Republican.
woman Recorder
sutton. W. Va. Jan. 7.-~Mrs. Kate B.
Frame is the 1irst woman 10 h" elected
to council In this city. having been
lion yesterday. Mrs u. i. Hall WAS also
named for the snort term school COM
IN! SSiUnC-.
Lawrence Freeman was elected mayor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08

Charleston, ". Va. Jan. 1.--Compari-
sons Of the production. consumption.
expectation and importation Of gas in
West Virginia, Pennsylvania. ohio, In
diana and kentucky. with View 10
showing that enormous quantities Oh
gas are exported 20 uelGhboring states,
featured tho hearing OF the case OIL
Ohio and Pennsylvania against West
Virginia. which is being heard In tho
court room OF the federal district court
before Special Commissioner Lew C"O"'
who arrived in Charleston Al ll:oV
o'clock this morning.
Charles T. krcbS. mining engineer
second witness for the defense. was the
only one OF the stand today. lie sub
mitted TO direct examination by Fred
q. Blue. counsel for the defense, ana
to cross-cxaminItiOn by Leo We'll, OF
Pittsburgh. who endeavored to show
that discrepancies existed in the statiS-
tics presented BY the witness Tor the
defense The case involves the consti-
tutionali;y OF the Steptoc law. which
requires that producers OF gas IN west
Virginia shall supply West Virginia
consumers with 4 reasonably adequate
supply OF gas. Ohio and Pennsylvania
are contesting the case on the ground
that tho law limits the amount OF gas
that is exported to these states from
West Virginia
The Figures.
The statistics Oc production. con-
sumption, deportation and importation
presented by the witness fog the de-
tense follows: Y
Pennsylvania IN 1918 produced l@9.-
S13.35s thousand cubic feet, and i'm
ported or purchased from other states
53,326,i46 thousand cubic feet.
Ohio in tho same year produced
6l.:61.Oe9. and imported S2,S24.l9l
thousand cubic feet.
Kentucky in 1918 produced S.o2.439.
and imported 9.1f7,7sl, =
Indiana in 1918 produced -l,606.S22
and imported 2.Si9.761 cubic feet.
West Virginia In 1918 produced 265.-
I6O.9l7. and exported l57,572.972 cubic
feet. ...
on cross-examination, Leo Well coun-
sci for Pennsylvania. asked II It were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08

pris.n= amusement manager. 10 20 on
the vaudeville stage. He made al! pre-
raration 70 DO so but abandoned he
idea when an old indictment waS pro-
durcd watch had been TuaShed on CON
di;iun that the old m"untain"rr agree
to remain at home the rest Of his days.
II&tnrid vas born in Logan county.
West Sirginia. but then in the domain
OF the Old Dominion. In 1891, a short
distance from the old cabin in which
he died.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
Hold Police Chief for
Liquor Law Violations

Pittsburgh Jan. 7.-tieorge Caldwell:
chief of the Homestead police. charged
with violating the national prohioltion
law was hold In $1,000 bail by n United
States commissioner here to-day. The
information against Chief Caldwell
charges him with aiding. abettinE and
assisting" in the transportation OF ten
cases Of wh.Skry. ~" owner OF whlch
recently pleaded guilty 10 charge OF
selling liuuor and was sentenced to
serve four months in jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
TERRIBLE PR|vAT|ONS SUFFERED
BY YA|RMEN IN THE FAR NORTH

there will be 4 lot Of silk tent IN It. II
is supposed 10 be worth about $4,000,
though they had 10 throw everything
away possible ~ tighten up SO as to stay
in the air til they saw some sign of
civilization.
"Onc Of them Is Mr.. Hinton, who
made that transatlantic flight in one
Of those NC scaplancs, though he says
this is his first and last experience IN
4 balloon"
Mr. Rev!llon. president OF EcvIllon
F'reres. said the company's post Is near
Moose Factory. the trading post OF the
Hudson Fay Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
EraHr ARRERTS

John Cerson, John Creuper!cka. wal
ter Parfeenick. Ancent Krurrica. Nick
1'archnrick and Frank Cropccka, all for
ricners, were arrested last evening by
Officsr MacEwan while having a nEht
in the east end. near the Fulton limits.
They will appear in police court this
morning. Harry Ephemopolis was ar
rested By officer Gallagher on a disor-
DERBY charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
RidR ely Election

Special Dispatch TO lntelligcncer
R!dE"ly W. Va. Jan. john Chase
for mayor was urOpposed Al The cleo
tlon receiving ll5 votes H vii! succeed
the Rev. l.. q. Bridfcrs who Is pastor
Of the United Rrcthrru church. John
Eyer won FOR recorder ove- willard
EvcrStc!n and Carroll W:llvvr. The cuun-
Cjlmcn elected are: First ward. I. s.
Dcitr!ck. Second ward Edward COffmau.
Third ward. r. Evalentinc; Fourth ward
Jacob L. H!gSS; Fifth ward. u. Badglcv
MIR Riggs who was uaOpposed, iS the
only person elected yesterday ~ pre-
SNNt holding Office
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
Jackson and Mitchell
Go to 15-ROund Draw

New York, Jan. willie Jackson, Of
Now York. and Plnkey Mitchell. Of Mil
waukee. fought fifteen rounds to draw
at Madison Square Garden tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
DEVIL ANSE"
HATFIELD DIES
HEAD OF FAMOUS
LOGAN COUNTY CLAN
Always Predicted That lie
Would Die In Bed-Vic-
tim of Pneumonia

Huntington, w. Va, Jan. 7-"DevI
Anse" Hatfield, leader OF tho Hatfield
clan in their feud with the McCoys,
died at his home on Main Island
Creek, Logan county, Thursday night
Though the aged mountain chiettain
Lad boon in failing health for several
weeks, 1t was an attack of pneumonia
which caused hiG sudden death.
Funeral services win he held at his
homo at three O'Clock Sunday after
noon. Indications arc It viii DO the
biggest funeral IN the history OF the
county for word from omar, the near
est town, tonight, was to the eue;t
that mourning friends from distant
points In tho mountains already Wsre
arriving.
Kis widow and number OF sons
and daughters survive.
williamson, w. Va, Jan. Reports
reach.aE Williamson tonight were
that "Oevil Anse' hatfield, loader OF
tho clan In tho Eathold-McCoy fend
in tho '9o's and '9o's, had died at LIS
home IN Island Greek, Logan county
Huntington, w. Va, Jan. 7-Funerai
services for Devil Anse" Hatfield,
noted fsud leader, who died Mt h1s
homo on Island Greek, Logan county,
Thursday night OF pneumonia, viii oe
held at throe O'Clock Sunday afeer-
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
rHE WNArHRR

West virg1rta-Rain and colder Sat-
Hrday; Sunday fair.
Ohio and western Psnnay1vania-
Cloudy and colder Saturday. Sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
SHOP MOVE
IN LEGISLATURE
MAY MEAN CALLING .
OFF OF MINGO STRIKE
President of State Federation
of Labor Declares Against .
the Movement

Williamson, w. ". Jan. 7.-Officers
at military headquarters here today
were discussing widely circulated ru'
mors that an effort would be made to
terminate the Mingo coal strike BY leg:
lslation. designed to provide for the
operation Of all West Virginia indus.
tries on an open shop pasis. E
According to the story, union leadef1
have agreed to call off the strike y
the session Of the legislature. which y
to convene next wednesday. VIII peSS
the necessary law without deiay' : -.
was no confirmation or the story here
today.
Opposed ~ 1ilsy.
Charleston, w. Va. Jan 7.-Pregtdent
James Riley. Of tRe Wost virginia St9tH
day from Mingo and adjoining countiee
where he completed a tour OF the pm
cipal industrial centers Of the soutnsf3
section OF the seate in the interest o.
the campaign TO be wa$ea aeMninst ~
neither confirm nor deny . rumor theS
bill compelling corporations to vork
on an open shop basis would Do Mtro-
duced in the legislature He was ~
e. t F. Keenew. @ President Of District q:
United Mine Workers, would Cali on
the MinEo coal strike II the 6iil ca
be made to apply to mine operatorS
Riley. speaking or the campais4
against the open shop. declared IT =
likely to be pretty stiff contest IL As
on its guard against the insidiou! PRO-
paganda Of the open shoppers, ! anf
confident that we shall be able 70 S1VS
a good account Of ourselves" -
Predicts Winning Of 8trifs.
Rlley's plan. promoted during hN
tour, was the organization Of commit-
tees of action" which would hollow
fixed program after securing the optn-
ions Of business men in each commun-
ity toward tho question.
The Mingo county coal strikers ero
staying with their cause with hardy
was satisfied the miners would VIA
the strike in the next few weeks.
Imported labor at the mines, he SAID
is not satisfactory. The produce only
half the amount Of coal that va
mined by the same number OF mea
during the days before the strike. ne
asserted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
TOBACCO
GROWERS VOTE NOT TO
PLANT CROP THIS YEAR

Lexington, KY, Jan. Final acttcn
bv bankers, growers and warehousemen
or, the situation growing out OF failure
OF tobacco buyers to pay satisfactory
prices to growers in the burIey soOac.
co district, was postponed today untn
January 13. The meeting OF these IN
terests. started this morning and ad.
iourned late tonight, will be resumed on
that date after a commtttee corners
with buyers for the large manufacturers
for the 1920 crop.
Growers from ,thirty-fye OF the NIFTY
eight hurley tobacco growing counties
Of Kentucky. together with representa-
tfves Of Indiana and Ohio growers at
meeting prior to the conference with
bankers and warehousemen voted to re-
fuse to plant tobacco In 1927 and to.
hold the 1920 crop. Their action was
tentatively endorsed at the later meet
ing.
today was receipt OF telegram from
CONGRESSMAN ]. Campbell Cantfill, cal
ling a mass meeting in Lexington. JAM
uary H. at which he said he, would out.
line n plnn which he believed would
prove a solution. No hint Of his plans
was given. -
All tobacco markets which closed I
last Tuesday when the general move
ment for closing the warehouses Started,
today were asked by the conferees here
to remain closed until January II. Mar:
kets still open, were asked to close and
a committee was appointed to call on;
officials of the Louisville market to ask
them to close until a satisfactory n.
rangement could be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
OUTLAW RAIL
STRIKE FEARED
BROTHERHOOD CHIEF
SUMMONED TO TOLEDO
Agitators Declared to Be
Working On Railroaders
Who Are Out of Work

Toledo. Uuio. Jan. 7--ArouSed over
what they claim are attempts made In
Toledo by outlaw railroad 0rGan!Za-
tons 10 disrupt the old railroad broth
crhoods. officials OF the last named
organizations today declared that they
nre about to face a greater onslaught
than that of last June when the Chi,
caso Nardmen's association caused
walkouts all over the country.
TO cope with the situation. meet
Ing Of the executive COMMITTEES Of the
local hrothcrhoods had been called for
tomorrow. w. &. Lee. OF Cleveland.
grand president OF the organization,
was asked to attend.
Charles Fletcher, n nrmhcr OF the
executive bord Of the brotherhood Of
Railroad Trainmcn. ISSUED the invita-
tion To Grand President Lee.
According TO Fletcher. men who were
dropped from the Old hrothcrhoods last
summer for taking leading PARTS In the
"varati"n" periods ere r!TE-leaders in
the movement. :.
Many railroad m'.. now arc out OF
work." lie said. and are naturally suS-
ccptiblc to the influence Of agitat"rs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
Not Informed

Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. w. G. Ice.
grand president of the Brotherhood OF
Railway Tra'nm"n, had not heard OF
,hc alleged attempts t" disrupt the old
hrotherhoods until notified by The As
sociated rress tonight. He said ne had
received no Invitation 10 attend tomor-
rows meeting at Toledo.
There is nothing to It," Mr.. Lee
said. TRANSFORMATION employees of the
railroads arc hctt"r satisfied today than
they have been r"r months, and II Is
absolutely absurd 10 think that they
can be carried off their feet again Ike
the were last summer"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-08
Slight Improvement. &.

Huntington. W. Va. Jan. 7-PriceS
on the Huntington hurley market today
showed a slight Improvement over those
offered yesterday but there was nothing
in the situation to allay the growing
dissatisfaction Of farmers. The prtco
range from between 81 to $50. with sAlA1
at the higher figure few. The Graysen,
Carter county, Ky. market was closed
today, It was announced here.
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-02-03
CHAS. NUCENT
FOR CO. JUDGE
Popular Young Magistrate Seeks High
er Office.

In our announcement column thi.
week will be found the name Of Charle~
/ u. Nugent for county judge. Mr.. Nu
/ gent i nt present magistrate Of Dis
tricr No. and has made an excellent
official He feels that in view Of his
experience with the county court hc Is
fully qualified % hll the office which
he seeks IT, has been worker for
the Democratic party and feels that he
b. entitled % some consideration for
this.
Mr. Nuzent made the race for County
court clerk seven years ago against
clerk Ropsr He was beaten hy only
l45 votes. and when 10 is remembered
whIt q runner Mr. Roper was it clu hr
seen that Mr.. Nugent Is some runner
himself
Mr.. Nuscnt has scores of friends iu
uil sections II the county. and has hnd
much cncoura cement o. make tho rlc,
for county jtslse. n il our opinion
THAT ne j. going O. he hard 90 heat He
l. Young. enthusiastic and fun Of hu~-
tie II elected be- Promises to give tlle
people the hest udministrsitio of which
De- is capable
Later ou ia the primary he will mak
a thorough canvass Of the county and
vii cndenvor % see all the voters. both
men and women. personally Ia the
meantime he asks that his friends re-
frain from pledEius support until he
has had an opportunity Of presenting
his claims
Mr. Nugent's candidacy is subject 90
the action Of the Democratic primary
In August 1921
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-02-03

r. L. Shore. OF Rives Tenn. land in
Spccior for the Prudential Life Instr
ance Company. Loan Department. is
here on business this week
Mrs G J.. Barnes went 10 Memphis
Monday 10 join her husband e l..
Barnes. spending n couple of days i'm
Memphis.
The steamer Exporter left Tuesday
on her first trip To White river. Ark. 10
bring logs from that section.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-02-03
DAN BRIGGS SEEKS
IMPORTANT OFFICE
Asks Tor Democratic Nomination TO the
Office of sheriff

Dan Briggs announces himself In this
issue 81 The Courier a. a candidate f0r
the office ~ sheriff OF Fulton County
Dan needs no Introduction 20 the vo-
tiers as he l. well known throughout
the county. having spent the past Ii
years OF his life I nthis city. For eleven
years he has been connected with The
Mengel Company OF this city and has
always shown himself o. b. trustworthy
and dependable % the utmost having
the highest respect of both the employ
ers and employees with whom he has
been associated during his connection
with that concern.
A man Of limited means and one
who has worked for salary year in
and year out. Mr.. Briggs presents him
self % the voters for consideration iu
selecting nominee for the office h.
seeks. believing that he L. fully capa-
BILE Of handling the duties which de
Volve upon such an official with a.
much facility aud efficiency as any
other man.
lie does not claim any superior quail
ficafiouS over other men for the office.
hut does claim an equal fitness. and ne
believes that he j. qualified % dis
charge fhe Duties Of sheriff He has
never held an office or been Candi-
iSeS 10 bring 90 the office his very best
He believes he can make Fulton County
an acceptable officer and should he
BE- selected. he viii show no favoritism
and will treat everyone alike in the
discharge Of his duties.
In politics. Mr.. Briggs has always
been allied with the Democratic party
He comes from Democratic forbears and
IL il 20 the Democrats that he sub
mits his candidacy and asks for their |
support.
He j. az present employed but VIII |
I'm due time. make IL "a point 20 see !
every voter Ia the county m the mean /
time. he respectfully asks the voters Of 4
Fulton County 10 consider him for the 1
office az the August primary and II you 4
believe him qualified and capable 20
discharge the duties Of sheriff. no man
In Fulton County would appreciate
your support more than be.