The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-11

II was reported To-Day IN coal
circles that the Fact-Finding
Commission Created by President
Harding is seeking information in
the Fairmont coal Segion. 1t is re-
ported that payroll Indignation IS
sought.
II is understood that a number
OF coal companies will comply with
the request. Just what the legal
authority the commission created
exercises could not be (,arned, but
some operators said the commits
sion Is reported to hate broad
powers.
Labor Federation
The West Virginia State FEEDER.
alton Of Labor will meet in Char
lesion Monday. The sessions will
probably continue until Friday.
| The United Mine WoGkers OF
America from sub district 4, dis
t'rlGt. II. with headquarters IN
Fairmout. who will attend consist
OF Nick Aiello. president; James
NC Leary, district organizer;
Robert Peters, secretary. and
Frank Mccartney, WilsonbvSg,
district board member. who waS
transferred from sub district to
sub district 9 for some weeks.
Patrick Buckley, vice president
will be in charge OF sub district 4,
while President Aiello Is in Char
lesion.
James McCleary, district organ.
izer. Is today in RivesvLlle,
Patrick Buckley, wee president,
and W. Kirby Schaefer assistant
labor commissioner. Northern
West Virginia Coal Operators As.
ISOLATION, were In Wyatt today.
Robert Peters, secretary Of sub
district 4, Is in Ciarxsburg to.
/ day, 4
While in Charleston Nick Aiello
president OF sub district 4, had his
first look at his baby laughter,
Marie, who was born III that city
several weeks ago.
Personal Mention.
j, N, Orr, general manager OF
the Hudson Coal Co., Clarksburs.
was in Fairmont today,
Frank r. Lyon. vice president;
Brooks Fleming, Jr., assistant 10
tho president, aud c. n. Tarletou,
general manager OF the West VIr.
ginia Division, Consolidation Coal
Co.. returned this morning from II
business trip TO New York City.
Lake Shipments
Due to the scarcity OF coal cars
yesterday, the lake coal shipments
off tho Monongah Division ycster.
day were restricted to twenty cars.
or the ConnelIsville Division, T..
and o., there wero five cars OF coal
. loaded to the lakes, whilo off the
, Morgantown and Wheeling thero
wcoc twenty.one cars OF coal load.
cd to the lakes.
East off tho Mouongah Division
yesterday there were 457 cars OF
coal loaded; off the Charleston
GSvision, 4S cars; off the Councils.
vile Division, IS cars; off tho
Cumberland Division, Sc cars; off
the 81. and X, 30 cars; off the NJ.
and W., 10 cara; off the Wyatt
! Bingamon and Helens Run. 80
cars, and off the Belington and
Weaver branch, 80 cars.
Mines on tho Monongah Division
loaded four cars Of coal to Curtis
Fay on Friday.
Coke Production
Thirty.twO cars OF coke were
loaded off the Monongnh Division,
B. and O., yesterday and OF that
eleven cars went east and twenty
one cars went west. Nine cars Of
coEe were loaded east off the Char.
lesion Division. ono cast off the
Connellsville Division, two east Oft
the Cumberland Division and nine
east off the NJ. and X.
Western Loading
Coal loading to the west Off the
NIonongah Division yesterday was
Cighty.tive cars, while tho mines
along the Charleston Division ship
ped thirty cars OF coal west yes.
terday. Twelve cars OF coal were
loaded west off the Belington and
Weaver branch OF the Western
Maryland Railway.
Wagon Mines
Only Two cars OF coal were
loaded by wagon mines yesterday
in Northern West Virginia, one
car OF that having been on the
Cumberland Division, u. & q.
and one of the NJ. { 4.
Railroad Fuel
Railroad fuel loading off the
Monongah Division yesterday az
grcgated AIS cars, OF which the D.
60, secured $50 cars and for
eign carriers 325 cars. on the
Charleston Division there were
thirty.three cars Of railroad fuel,
of which the B. & o. secured ten
OF the Cumberland Division
there were sixteen cars OF rail-
road fuel loaded, Of which the B.
& o., secured four cars. Ninety
five cars OF foreign railroad fuel
were loaded of the. N. & w,
while fifty-one cars Of West Mary
land fuel were loaded off the
Belington & Weaver branch.
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