The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-17
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START WORKING
Il COAL MINES
NotIcea From Bella1re Headquarsers
Being Sent Ont To Miners INFORM
Ing Thorn OF The Companies
To Have signed.

Coal will likely he dumped today IN
Eastern Ohio for the drS, time In ~
weeks. following the signing or peace
agrarmerts in cleveland late Tuesday.
Sub-district headquarters here are
husy sending out notices 70 miners 10
return TO work in those collerieS where
thu owners have accepted the terms.
Last night inquiry at the suo-distr'ct
beadnuarters here revealed that owners
OF q coal companies have signed the
new scale and other agreements. these
90 companies operate about bO mines
and employee approximately S.OOo miners.
Yesterday a telegram was received al
headquarters giving the names OF -
companies who signed the agreement
and afterwards the names or II more
companies Many OF the companies
signing the agreement are members Oh
the Pittsburgh Vein Operators Assocta-
ton. the biggest operators IN ONO
S~cne Of the companies stSnsns are the
biggest producers IN the district. They
include the ]. 4. Paisley firm. Maher
ColIeries Company. LOraIn Goa! ana
Dock Company. Rail X River Coal COM
nany. Walker Coat Company. Rosemary
Coal Company and others.
Delay in receiving the Information as
TO wha, companies had signed prevent
ed sone mines from reSuming yesterday
The first 10 resume IN Belmont county
was when 400 miners went TO work AT
the Lora!n Coal < Dock Companys mine
on Wheeling creek coat Will be dump
ed at this inme tonight.
Observation-Disclosures William Apple
garth. Of Sub-diStrict No. OF District
No. 6. said last night that all Eastern
Ohio operators would ultimately sign
the agreement.
Must Be vacctnated.
According to officials OF the Bellaire
subtle schools. all children who enter
the schools IN September for the first
time. must be vaCcinated. The school
board adopted an order requiring pupils
be vacclnated.
Number OF Accidents.
Due 70 the bad road along the Bel
laire-Neft road 4 number of bad aCct-
dents have occurred since 1t has been
opened and quite few others have
narrowly been averted. The road is but
is feet wide. entirely too narrow and
at a number OF the places nothing has
been thrown UP 10 tho edge Of the
paving on either side and there is an
abrupt drop.
Teams Practice.
Baseball teams OF this vicinity are
holding practice in preparation for the
games Sunday. The Florence team goes
to woodsfeId for a game Sunday. The
sellaire Athletics will Journey to AL
lance 70 play the fast team OF that
place AZ the same time the Cambria
Galleries team OF ShadySide will met
the Schads, OF BcnwOod. the ShadySjde
diamond.
with Jury.
Albert s. Malone. og this city, vas
one Of the deputy Sherifts 10 escort the
Jury in the Dome1ic Nentaurato first
degree murder case from St. Cla!rSvt!le
10 New LaTevty. The jury visited the
scene Yesterday morning. No Bclla!re
men are members Of the jury. Local
coal miners are much interested IN the
case.
Official Count.
The county election board yesterday
canvassed the votes for district candI-
dates In last weeks primary. Murphy,
Republican candidate for congress, re-
ceived 2l,S57 votes. He had no opposi-
ton. Huffman, Democratic candidate
for congress, had 42T5 votes. He had
no opposition, although the name OF
Marshall Duvaul was written in T55
times for congress on the Democratic
ticket. Kemerer had 15.1l7 votes for
Republican state committeeman. He
had no opposition. John Nolan. Steu-
bsnville had 4.:29 votes for Democratic
state com mitteeman TO 2.505 for Bob
Kitchener. OF Bridgeport. Carpenter, of
SteubenVille, and Hays. OF st. Glars
VILE were selected Republican state
senatorial candidates. Carpenter had
l5.1OS votes: Hays 1910. and Galbreath,
OF Lisbon, the unsuccessful Republican
candidate. S.14S. The name OF McCune,
of Brilliant. was written in as the Demo-
cratic candidate for state senate. He
had but 693 votes, which was not
. enough for nomination.
Convention to End
The state convention OF the knights
and Ladies OF the Golden Eagle, which
opened here Monday. closes today. Last
night the visitors enjoyed a theatre
party at the Temple. Yesterday the
Golden Eagle Home and Orphanage as
ISOLATION was formed by members OF
the order The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year; President,
Mrs. Mary E Miller. Youngstown:
Harry Bollner. Cleveland, secretary. and
Mrs. Francis Steele. Brilliant. treasurer.
Many at Picnic.
With Head weather conditions pre-
vaiiiug. the annual harvest homo picnic
held yesterday at Key, Ohio. was a sue
cess N every way. AT least S,VJU per-
sons were In attendance from all parts
OF the county. Hundreds from Bellaire
were there. A fine program OF music
and other features was provided. Tho
outing this year was probably more OF
a success than any previous ono held.
Teacher Resigns.
Miss Dorothy Verring, latin teacher
In the Bellaire High school for the past
three years has rendered her resigna-
ton. Miss Verrjng leaves her work
IN Bellaire owing 10 the poor health OF
her mother. at Youngstown. who Is
threatened with blindness Miss Yer
rings successor has not yet been chosen.
Taken 70 Home.
John Rrause, farmer Of the High
Ridge district. has been taken to his
home from the Bellaire City hospital.
Mr. KrauSe was seriously hurt some
time ago when the wagon In which he
was riding was struck by Wheeling
Traction company car at West Wheel
ing an he was going over a crossing.
For a time his condition was regarded
as very serious.
Picnic Today.
The annual picnic OF the Loyal
Daughters class OF the Christian
church Is 10 be held this Afternoon
4, the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mertz at Riverside. A program VIII
he rendered and basket supper en-
joyed.
Funeral services for tho late Mrs
Sarah Lavelle. aged % years. who dice
Monday at her homo on West Hamilton
street. will be held Thursday morning
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