The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-21

eminent Intervention now would
involve the knotty problem OF
union and non-union.
II a strike results tho govern.
ment may be forced 10 eliminate
but the minors WIN then seek
70 uphold the present gtatts ofi
union regfonk ON any other stand
the unions have an to lose and
nothing 0 gan It IS Observed
Whfle no effort is being made.
TO alarm soft coal Users coal OPP
orators generally believe d strike.
is almost inevitable and stocking
coal Tor the period OF d strike.
would be q wise m6tejinaSmuch a..
the operators and miners are At
such . Wide point Of divergence as.
70 agreement over Q new contract.
Tralrlha at wv U.
Robert Lilly, Mt, Hope, W. Va
statae mining inspector Of district
II, nd G. H. Hetzel, IfS Charleston,
VIII go to Morgantowh on Sunday
and start training on Monday the
members Of the senior class IA the
mining engineering department IN
first aid and mine rescue work This
is a new requirements incident to
Itheh course 81 WI v. q. They viii
probably remain at w. v. q. a week
or two weeks.
Daily 3. r. Fuel.
a total Of 1Se cars OF railroad
fuel was loaded on the Monongah
division, BIG D. r. r. on Friday of
which the B. & o. individually &C.
cured rs carloads. on the Charles.
ton division, 3. & o., on Friday tho
mines loaded so cars OF railroad
fuel, OF which tho B. & o. secured
~ cars.
fridays SHIPMENT.
Seaboard shipments on the, No.
nongah division, B. & D. on Friday
were confined to nine cars OF coal
to Arlington Pier, Curtis Bay draw.
ing blanks for the last four days.
"A total OF 215 cars OF coal were
loaded east and SO west with 3 cars
OF coke east and 3 west.
Daily Production,
Coal mines OF Northern West Wiz.
ginia on Friday loaded SSS ears OF
coal or lis cars less than the pre-.
vious day. The tonnage loaded
was as follows: B. & o. System
Monongah division, 3s6 cars;
Charleston division, So cars: Con.
nelis division, 81 cars; oumbef.
land division, 81 cars; Western
Observation-Disclosures & Northern.
IS cars: Wyatt.Heien's Run, 6S
cars; Morgantown q Kingwood,
10 cars; Monongahela and Morgan.
town and Wheeling combined, 25S
cars.
coal loading on the Monongahela
railway In Pennsylvania yesterday
was 2e0 cars.
United Mine Workers.
Nick Aieilo, James McCleery and
Patrick Buckley today are confer.
ring with Commissioner McCut
Tough on several cases,
At Wyatt this evening at 4
O'clock a minera' mass meeting Will
be held which will be addressed BY
Nick AfeilO. Fairmont. nreaid1nf M
'sib district Il
a. r. lavender d;strict oros,,.
ger, retnfned n rhsrisstnn yssta..
,day
Edward Matthews ana FranL M.
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were n MnSrsntovn yestardsn.
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