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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
YOUTH HELD On
MURDER CHARGE
Clarksburg Boy Kept Prisoner
While Search Made For
Brother-in-law.
Suspect Tells of Fight In
Which, He Says. Missing
Man Was Beaten.

Cla-ksburS. W Va. sept. - SpectaD
Despite the fact hat II ,s not def!N-
ltely known whether HIS supposed vic
I'm : dead or alive. Dorsey Baker. l9.
- a prisoner IN the county jail here,
charged with the murder of his brother
!r-law, Orv'}le Martin. somewhat older.
on hillside three miles from Folsom.
this county
The murder warrant was issued upon
Information N magistrate George l..
Nc-tzog'N court a. Sh'UUstoU. \ party
81 Searchers was organized today at
Wallace - scour the county about that
town and Folsom tor Martin.
Baker says ne and his hrother-in-law
went 70 radeu C!ty few days ago 10
visit relatives and rh.le there decided
TO go . work'u = non-un!on glass fac
tory Sunday they went 10 Folsom. and
Barker says. were set upon by gang
~ five or six mon. Martin being 50
badly beaten that he crawled under
bushes in a rainti0S condition.
Barker SAYS ne and some friends
later went back 20 get him. hu; ne had
d; ;sappeared Barker CoUte1S that Mar
I'm - living. having been injured but
slightly and that he - probably walking
back 20 PadeT CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
WITNESSES TO
FACE PERJURY
indictments Promised By
Attorney General In Herrin
Mine Riot Trial.
Undertakers Called In Effort
To Identify Men Who
Were Shot Down.

deliberations OF the special grand
Jury investigating the Herrin RIOT were
widened today. Attorney General Ed
ward B. Brundagee announced, 10 in'
clude application Of the acid rest 70
testimony offered by witnesses he pro.
dicted several indictments for perjury
In the near future.
with the appearance OF a local un-
dertaker before, the grand jurors II De-
came known that the grand jury wa
seeking TO establish the identity OF tne
slain men. other unoertaHer' VIII
called tomorrow.
Believe CLUES Secured
Although ne official announcement
.cou,d be obtpined II was understooo
that the grand Jurors were In possession
~ certain clu,, that may establish the
identity Of IN. sixteen bodies buried 10
m. notter's field near Herrin. the graVes
unmarked except by numbers.
Th, time the Is were buried HerrtH
and Marion undertakers who had charss
or the preparations declared that NO
nos;tiye Identification papers were found
In tho victims clothes. A description
Of each, opposite a number. entered IN
book kept by tho coroner would DC the
solo means OF future identification, tney
raid. ,,;,.
According TO information Haoo PeonS
The work of the grand jury now includes
Investigation Of the 20 deaths: respon-
.ibrI;,y for the riot failure OF author'
,iss to call for troops and the Veracity
or testimony offered by witnesses.
some OF the witnesses who nave
apreared before the grand Jurors have
not been telling the truth. Attofney
General Brundage charged
That number OF the Witnesses VINO
have been before the grand jury hAss
deliberately perjured themselves 10
thwar, Justice and protect members OF
the moo was intimated By Mr.. Brun.
dagc.
others who declined or who may de-
cline to testify on the excuse that they
might incriminate themselves will Do
cited before Circuit Judge D. T. Hart
well for contempt OF court. Attorney
General Brundage continued.
{. r. Harrington, secretary Ano
treasurer OF the Greater Marion associa'
ton, today made public a letter to Q
publishing concern in East ST.. Louls'
attacking tho publicity and characteri-
zation given the IIerrin riot by ths
Illinois Chamber OF Commerce In lts
campaign to raise funds for the prose
cut!ons Of members OF the mob.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
WOULD LIMIT LIFE
Of COAL MEASURE
Senate Resumes Consldera-
ton of Anti-prohteerlng
Bill Today.

WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-(By the Associ'
a,ed Press)--The senate resumed con-
alteration OF the administration anI'-
profteering coal bill today and approved
without a roll cali an amendment which
would limit the life of the measure 10
ak months The bill was hefore tne
Senate most OF the day and leaders eA-
nected to get vote on II tomorrow.
The coal situation was also taken up
bv the cabinet at It's regular meetins
TODAY. from the standpoint OF supply,
consideration being given TO the coal
commission now contem plated as an or
sanitation to balance with the after
meth Of the bituminous strike and tho
anthracite tieup. Conservation In coal
use which may be brought about, II was
indicated. would be brought TO the at
tention OF the commission.
Expect Mining Soon
Tho settlement and questions Moving
from It were discussed during the DAY
bv administration officials. Senator Reid
Pennsylvania who was active In the set
Element negotiations. discussing its Inn
plications with President Harding. and
later conferr!ng with Secretary Hoover
Senator Reed expressed confidence that
the agreement rached at Philadelphts
last Saturday night would be ratified by
the anthracite miners convention In
wilkesbarre tomorrow and both he and
MIR. Hoover predicted that anthracite
coal would be mined shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
NATION THREATENED
BY KU-KLUX, He SAYS
Colonel Lindsey, Head OF Amer1eAh
Legion, Aroused When Democrats
Reject Resolutions.

San Antosio. Sept. 5.-The existence
Of the Democratic party In Texas ana
the nation Is at stake as result OF the
activities of the ku kluH klan, ColoheI
H. D. Lindsey Of Dallas, first national
Of the American Legion. for
mer mayor o. Dallas and member OF
the Democratic state convention In ses-
sion here. declared In a statement To-
night when It became known that the
platform committee OF the convention
rejected resolutions condemninE the ku
klu1 Khan.
The Ku Klu1 Klan Issue !s no.
state. bu. national" Lindsey said. III
the Democratic party does not purge
Itself of the influence OF this organiza-
ton. II may soon become the party OF
the mob The result will be that voters
will cast their ballot not along Demo
cratic and Republican lines but hlan
and ant!-K!an."
Lindsey also stated that the mex,
national convention must take up ano
make known It's attitude on the klan.
Colonel Lindsey Is expected TO leao
an attempt TO get a minority report on
this issue before the convention tomor'
Vow II was indicated by ant!-kIar
leaders tonight that their supporters
may break of the convention II the MN
orIty report Is not recognized.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
REAL VVALKAWAY
FOR LAF0LLETTE
Wins In Wisconsin Over
Garfield By a Count of
Three to One.
Vardaman Defeated In Mis-
sissippi, Early Reports
Seem to Prove.

Milwaukee, Wis. Sept. S.-Returns
tonipht from s45 precincts out OF 2.o-s
in Wisconsin for the Republican uniteo
States senatorial nomination give sen
ator La Toilette ss.552: Ganheld' Ss'tta.
Returns from $40 precincts for tne
Republican gubernatorial nominat,on
give Blain Sl,S37; Morgan. l7,s7S; NC
Henry. 1875. =.
Returns from 5l7 precincts give Ia
Toilette 49.7ll: Garfield, 2o.3o2.
Returns from 54l precincts for the
Republican gubernahorial nomination
give Blain 51.365; Morgan. 27's73; NC
Henry, 2.347
In statement issued at Madison,
Robert NJ. La Toilette. Jr., campaitR
manager for Senator La Follette' oiaiin.
ed a three 10 one victory for the eeh'"i
senator.
Governor Blain had lead almost =.
largo as that Of tho senior senator VIII
one-fourth OF the state repo, re NJ
yote was 1886; Morgan. 3&0le; nc
Henry. 2.sI2.
with only a few scattered precincts
,.,or,Inr on the Democratic guoef.
n atorial race. Mayor A. A Bentley Oh
Lacrosse had assumed small ieAo'
s.snh.u. Leads vsrdaznAn-
-, 1scLson Miss. Sept. 5.-Compiets
unofficial returns compiled oy tas
Da,ly News from 55 counties OF inc es
IN the state gave Stephens eS'o61 anu
vardaman 63.237.
Stevens Goes ssrons.
New Orleans, Sept. b.-With apron.
u.telv 10000 votes compiled ~ ~
o'clock tonight. the Times-P1cayunes
t.huIation :. Of returns from today
M,ssi.sippi Democratic primaries xafe
stevens S2,56s Vardaman T,seo. lhis
included complete returns from 10
counties incomplete returns from ''
with 20 counties unreporteo.
Light Vote In NsvsdA
RAM New. Sept. 5.-The primary siee-
tion vote in Nevada today was iSnt, re.
norts received here tonight indicated. l!
. vas estimated that not more than hail
Of the $4,000 registered voters went 70
the polls in spite Of hve-sioeo race
on m. Republican ticket for u 5. sena'
tor and 4 two-sided fight on tho Demo
cratic ticket for governor.
Reports received here indicated 'ns
nomination Of James G.. Sorugham, OF
Reno. for governor by the pemocfats.
. Tho nomination Of samuel Platt also OF
J Doro for senator by the Republican,
eaam.d possible ~ the face or earl! re-
norts. Scn"uur key fi'tman. DemoeraI
had no opposition for the nomihauos
for United States senator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
STEAMER BURNING;
CAPTAIN BREAKS LEG
All Efforts to Save Blazing vessel
Abandoned-wiu be Sunk With
Cargo OF OIL

Pensacola, Ia Sept. 5.-Firc broN"
.,u, ,onign; IN the hold Of the Cn'te'i
States Shipping Board steamer ro!-
,nr;,ps. which vc.S moorcd alongside The
I.oui~,iU, and Nashville dock here. ami
,i efforts t" check the blaze =" lar
nave been unsuccessful Tn" iueI OIL
nd also the partial CrrGo IN hold ~. !
J.. reported - be burning. The cal
,nraps registers 5.l2G tons.
Later the burning steamer was i""cd
down the bay Il short d.>tAnr" from the
,ity where IT j. said she VIII b" Sr"N,
all efforts 10 check the burning oil haN-
ing failed. WhIlc dlr"ctin; his m"n ~
Lighting the fire captain II. OIL 'n. ma
i,r of tho vcsSc'. vas overcome MIN
smoke and fell though an open hatch
way. suffering 4 broken leg and ia" ana
other serious injuries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
NEW JERSEY SLAYER
PAYS DEATH PENALTY

Trenton. y. J.. Sept. . Guilford
Young aged "9. OF Camden. convicted
Of the staying "f llarr! Garwood. Cam
den TAM driver was put 10 death here
tonight shortly after O'Clock in me
electric chair Al the prison.
The murder for which Young VAS
executed vas committed In July, l9.i.
1t was alleged he attacked ana KilIeo
,iarwood. who was a cripple at lonely
spot five miles from Camden. and then
drove OF with his machine.
Young claimed that he killed Car
wood because Of alleged intimacy with
bfs ,,ifc which Mrs Young denied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
Mayors Proclamation
CT TY D A Y

Whereas. Thursday. the 7th daF
Of september. 1922. has been deslg;
mated as city Day" At III" state
Fair | deem it but part OF IN" duty
OF every citizen OF Wheeling 10
show his pride. interest and appre'
citation Of tho Fair by turning out
for the day OF the big show set
apart tor our citizens and known as
CITY Day.
Therefore. |. Thomas +. Thon"r.
Mayor OF the city OF Wheeling. DO
HEREBY designate and proclaim
Thursday afternoon. the 7th day OF
September. 1922. a half holiday, and
| urge. as far As practicable. all
publir and private business. mer.
cautiie and manufacturing plants
suspend at noon Of that day 10 en-
able their employees 10 attend the
Fair and participate IN the daN :
festivities
THOMAS F. THONkR,
Navor n tho Cit, NJ Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
EXHAUSTIVE PROBE
IN BUNKH0USE FIRE

Pittsburgh. Sejt. 5.-TeQ sworn state
ments tonight we're sought by investi-
gators probing the Pennsylvania rail-
road hunkhouse fire hero which took the
lives Of seven employees. Men injured
In the blaze are being questioned. De-
partm"ni of Justice agents here refused
TO comment on the report from Washing
ton that the governments investigation
indicated the fire was OF accidental or
igin.
City authorities today discarded tho
theory that gases generate" from stor-
age batteries In the building caused the
blaze
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
DOOL|TTLE ARRIVES
AT SAN DIEGO, CAL,

San Diego. Cal. Sept. 5.--Lieutenant
James H n""!ittie. army aviator. who
began a one-slop flight across the con-
tincnt at l:02 y. M. eastern time In
specially built De Haviland airplane, ar
rived at Rockwell field, the army aTia-
ton headquarters at 5:31 J.. m. Paciftc
time. to-day.
Tho actual distance Travelled by
Lieutenant Doolittle to San Diego from
Pablo Beach. near Jacksonville, Fla"
was roughly computed by army oiI-
GERS here as 2.275 miles.
Lieutenant Doolittle few over eight
states. Airmen here said his night
flight over Florida swamps was ono
of the finest achievements In recent
years by military airman.
Dool!ttle required only p hours anu
81 minutes to complete the 2.c15 mile
trip and with an hour and - m!nutes
taken out al San Antonio for fueling
his actual flying time was q hours
and is minutes. or at the rate or ap-
pro1imately 100 miles an hour. or milo
and two thirds every minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
GETS HUMAN HAND
WITH WARNING NOTE

New York Sept b.--A package con-
tanning u human left hand. and a letter
signed xxx" threatening murder.
was received today ny \. Phillip Ran-
dolph. editor of a negro monthly maya
zinc The Messenger The package
which bore a wrapper marked. from
friend" New Orleans. was opened BY
the police
The letter warned Randolph 10 Keep
out of white mems movements and 70
uo,.c with his own race, Randolph said
he believed it was sent by his enemies
in the south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
No EFFORT To
SETTLE STRIKE
Shopmen Leaders Deny That
Call Sent For Meeting of
Policy Committee.
Also Denied Jewell Conferred
With Head of Machinlsts
Union.

Chicago, Sept .5.-Leaders Of the
striking railroad shopmen denied to-
night printed reports that a call had
rru sent out for a meeting of the union
policy com!ttee Of 90 men In Chicago
Thursday.
Any such report Is a plot on the par,
OF tn. railroads to deceive our member
ship" declared J. +. McGrath. rice-preS-
ident and spoke for tho union IN
the absence Of r. NJ. Jewell.
Jewell's Whereabouts Secret
While refusing TO reveal the where
ahouts Of Mr. Jewell. who dropped from
sight last Thursday. luSt before me
government obtained temporary IN
junction against the strikers, MI NC
Crath said. referring 10 reports tha'
,,o.A,,n1 an para Twelyo1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
TO WITHDRAW TROOPS

Harrrsburg "a. S.p; j.-Announc"-
mont that the siN remaining units Of the
National guard on duty In tn" h'tum'n-
ous coal ncld tonight be withdrawn
Thursday was made by Governor VII
liam G.. Sprou| tonight after confer
rnce with Adtutant General Frank u.
Reary and Major Lynn g. Adams. super
ln,cndent of the state police
striking ~hopmcn cause 70 heli"v" they
can continue tho strike with unlimited
funds 10 support them.
That's another reason why NJ. laugh
CIV himself may ask for l"SS drastic
Injunction next Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
.SENTUP FOR REFUSING
TO HELP y. S. MARSHAL

Springfield, Ills. Sept. Especial TO-
l!ceman c. +. Ward0w of BeardStoWn'
who refused To Aelp deputy ln:tc'
states Marshais disrcrSo strike SYM
pathlzcrs gathered about the = II; y -
shSpe At Bcardstown recently WAs SEN
fenced to four months in Jail by FEEDER
a. Judge Fi,zhcnry today. Five str!k-
INK shc1men. also Of Reardst""n we're
r,ver sentences ranging from one to
'hree months.
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--c-t Am orleans.
French Cruiser at Scene.

Smyrna. Sept. 5-The Greek troops.
according 20 adviccs from the front. are
refusing 70 make any stand against the
advancing Turkish NationaiistS. and u
Is feared that unless the British and
French take energetic action serious
events may occur In Smyrna British
subjects are 20 be embarked in Rritsh
steamers In SMYRNA harhor. where they
viii awai, events. Consul General Hor-
ton. Of the United States. IS looking ar
ter American interests the tran"7
cruiser. Ernest EeNan, has arrived her"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
SAY CASH GIVEN
LOGAN RIOTERS
Witnesses In Allen Trial De-
Clare Unions Subscribed
Large Amounts.
Bow Ayers His Auto Taken
Away and That He Was
Shot In the Arm.

Charles Town. W Va. Sept 5.-Wit-
resscs tcstityiug for the state today
IN the trial Of Walter Allen. charged
with treason. declared that IN" union
locals. OF which they were members
contributed funds which later were uS"n
by miners WHO participated IN IN" arm
ed march on Logan county.
Cleve Holt testified that his local con-
,-,buted $1,000 aud that he personally
collected about $500 in script sam
Rowe Of Boomer. Faye;te county. said
his union contributed a small amount
md that he went with the marchers.
Ignored Plea Of Mother Jones
An address made At Lens rreek before
The march. by Mother Jones. was the
subiec, of considerable" testimony. Wit
ncsses declared that after the aged W.
man had urged the mon to return 10
their home. leaders Of the crowd insist
I'd that they disreGard her plea. W. RI.
Nichols. Of Dry Branch who was at thH
meeting, said he saw Alien there anu
declared he heard some of the men say
they we're goin: to Logan to get Sher-
III Don Chain" lie could not idcn'ity
.\llen as one or the men. who he said
made this remark
psscrtbes Gathering
Sheriff Griffith. OF Boone county. de-
scribed tho gathering of armed men n
tho vicinity Of Madison just before the
march He said there were between
1000 and 1000 and that they started to-
ward Blair on trains. in automobiles ana
trucks lie testined they carried oan-
hers reading. Bound for Ming" The
men we're heavily armed. ne said
Paul Turley. IS. Madison. assorted
he ran into a crowd OF about %" miners
on the road and he said tH"} 'r'ed 10
take his automobile away from h'm Il
resisted and got away, but sustained a
gur shot N tho arm
Charles Town. W. Va. Sept N.-Toun-
sel for the prosecution tonight an
nounced that the state expects |" close
It's case tomorrow Many state VIII
nesses were dismissed tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
ASK GOVERNMENT
TO RUN RAILROADS

New York. Sept |.-Th" executive
committee "f tho Central Trades N La
bor Council. representing SO0.nN0 mem
bers tonight adopted resolution. 10
he submitted l" tn" council IhnrSaay'
calling upon the federal S"'cFhH'ht
Immediately n TAX" over ana operate
rho railroads and make terms with the
S,-ikIDr ShCDmcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
MAY SEEK ARusTICE
BErwEEr oREEKs-TURKs

Paris. Sept. 5.-Thc French govern
m.n' today received through me british
embassy note from the bT'tSh gov
ernmeut requesting consideration or the
possibility of taking steps 70 oFl.6
about an armistice between the Greeks
a,d no Turks The French replied IN
- not, een, by tn" foreign office this
,yer.r.-
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j. s. DESTROYERS
To SMYRNA
Turks Advances and Greek
Retreat Lead to Fear For
Americans Safety.

Washington. Sept. 5.-At the request
% the state department. Acting Secre-
tary Roosevelt to-day ordered Admiral
Bristol American high commissioner at
Constantinopls TO despatch force OF
destroyers 10 smyrna TO protect lives
and property"
In his cablegram 70 Admiral Bristol.
Secretary Roosevelt empha sized that the
action OF tho department had neither
naval nor political Significance.
Secretary Roosevelt sadi that tire
state denarftment's request was based
On dispatches from SMYRNA. describing
the situation which had resulted there
from the retreat ~ tho Greek army and
the continued Turkish offensive off,
cials expected that Admiral Bristol
would have available four destroy srs
10 send 20 smyrna
--cct Americans.
- ~ ",rtment Acting Se"rH-
tarv j., ,NCk occa sion (" en-
phaSlGs WONcme0t or American
destroyer ~ no way designed IL 4
nava' or rr,ttlCal dcmons;rat tior on the
part of the United states government.
The only purpose. he said, for sending
no vessels 70 smyrna was 70 care rNr
1r1 protect American lives and prop
c,ty.
state department officials declined 70
.omw"7, on the nature Of dispatches re
Gently received from Turkeyor Anaoh7
POINTS
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Injunction To
Meet Censure
In the Senate
by DAVID LAwRENCB
(CopyriSht Sy The lntelliSencer)

-
General Dausher,y modideS the Hhrase-
oloSv ~ the temporary injunction which
he has obtained against the railroad
saopme7 severe criticism - his course
IS inevitable IN the United States sen
ate.
Senator Rorah ~ idaho, chairman o!3
the senate committee on Iuho". told 'nis
correspondent today 'nai he did not feel
warranted IN crittcisinS tho attorney
general A: this time and that he would
prefer 70 walt until after September H..
when the federal court VIII decide wheth
e. 70 make the temporary injunction a
permanent ars and in what form X shall
apply.
Sees Dangerous Preesden
Mr.. Bo~ah feel however. that tho
temporary i0juncclnu Il made perman'
Hrt would De q dangerous precedent and
tina, ,ne right Of interference Of the gov
errmert In private affairs would there
after 80 lIr0st unlimited. II. Tor in
stance. r NJ Jewell. head of tho str:S-
jng shrpueC. can be cnjoiHed from civ-
ing an interview q the press on the
Subiec, os the strike. K might be pos
sihie for some newspaper - be cn)o!ned
from publishing Il am: writer's might DO
restrained from discussing II in print
N other vor4s. a situat!om parallel T.
that which Governor Nllen prcrip.tac"'l
when ne had William Alien White. an
editor. arrested for nut'iuE a poster
n his window. Nigh; be developed.
Rights Are Jsopardizsd
Senator Borah and others feet that ~
some respects drastic Injunction might
violate the constitutional rights "t ciu-
,ers and u Is sure to provoke debate IN
the senate II the limitations oc the GOV
Hrrrreut'S power are not sharply dcaaed
- > 70 To-.
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RECOVER II BODIES

New Castle England. sept. '.--'tW
the Associated Prcss)-Th" bodies -
seventeen miners had been recovered
late tonight from the coal pit at White
Maven where an explosion occurred to-
dav
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
RattlcHhtp In Sent.

Rome Sept. 5.-ordcre ha'" been
given for an Italian hattlesh!p ~ pro.
coed - smyrna for the protection "r
Italian subjects.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
WEATHER FORECAST

W In Ft1EF OHSIS1
west virginia: rair wednesday and
Thursday, no change in temperature.
Ohio and western Porusylvnnia: Fair
wednesday, rhuccdRy partly cloudy;
continued vRrm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-06
THE INTELLIGEN \ GER

HISS more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other SiN-day morning paper in West
Virginia.
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CONTINUED on Page Twelve)
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Charles Town. W. Va. Sept N.-"oun-
sci for the prosecution toh'Gn' m
nounced that the state expects |" close
It's case tomorrow. Many state VII
nesses were dismissed tonight
The St. Johns herald., 1922-07-27
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