The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-27
SAFETY Meeting

fH 70. ~. N%-- "n
fecn.ir',ed trnEn naya n%s,
operators will not be accepted bv
tie United Nine Workers Of Amer.
ica in the Pittsburgh district
mr.. Gibbons statement came in
reply to a statement by the Pitts
Coal Producers Association
Wednesday might, which announc-,
cd a now scale OF reduced wages. I"
Daily Production
Mines of Northern West Virginia
on Thursday loaded 9SS cars OF.
coahur ca cars more than on We'd
nesGay. Production by divisions
yesterday was as follows: B & o:
--Monungah. 497 cars; Charleston
SO cars; Connellsvtlle, 3 cars;
Cumberland 81 cars; Morgartown
& Kingwood II cars; Morgantown
6 Wheeling. s97 cars; Western
Maryland. Berlngton & Northern,
80 cars; Wyatt-1Ielens Run, so.
cars.
Personal Mention.
G. 7. Danley, Cleveland. president
OF the Schroeder Kelly Co., was in.
Fatrmont yesterday. MI. Danly is
one of the vice presidents of the
Southern Ohio corporation under
the recent reorganization.
George 81 Bracket; secretary OF
the Northern West Virginia Coal
Operators association, returned
this morning from Washington, D..
G.
Everett Drennen. Erklns, West
Virginia c. 6 G. Co., was in Fair.
mont this Afternoon, coming here
from Pittsburgh.
Daily E. r. Fuel.
A total OF 1SS cars Of coal were
secured by the railroads OF the NO
nongah division, B. & O., on Thurs,
day of which the B. & o. secured
67 cars.
Coal secured by railroads on the
Charleston division, B. & O., on
Thursday aggregated. 81 cars OF
which the B. & o. secured II cars.
Daily Shipments.
No pier shipments were made OF
the Monongah division, B. e. o., on
Thursday but n total OF 1853 cars
Of coal went east and so west with
nine cars OF coke east and sig cars
west. III
SO Mines at Work.
Today 50 mines are working on
the three railroads in the region
with ,38 at work on the B, & o., IL
on the Monongahela and three on
the Western Maryland. Fifteen
mines r working on the Charles.
ton division, D. & o. today while
IS are working on the Monongahe-
Ia in Pennsylvania.
A total of SIG empties were or.
dered by the mines on tho three
railroads as follows: B. & O., 461;
Western Maryland, 1902; Mononga.
hela, 247. There were GS empties
ordered today by operators along
the Charleston division, B. & o.,
and 26S on tho Monongahela in
Pennsylvania.
United Mine Workers.
Patrick Buckley is In Rivesvllle
today.
Nick Alello is meeting a local
committee in Clarksburg today.
Edward Matthews today is In
Clarksburg.
Frank Mccartney today is at Fort
Pitt Coal company's plant at Lum-
berport.
James Mccleary is In Lumber
port today.
NJ. L. Haptonstall, Charleston,
acting president OF district II, is
In Wirsonburg today.
c. H. Bailey, international rep.
resentative, will 30. to. Pittsburgh
on Saturday for several days to get
q line on things.
Twenty-Five miners Of the West
Virginia G., & G. Co, at Norton went
on a strike on, Tuesday over the
scale price OF paying Combination
man. The men continued to be out
today,
G. F. Keeney, Charleston, presi.
dent OF district II, and William
Bli2zardS st. Adams, president OF
sub district Q, remained IN Fair.
mont over night and were. here. to,
day, expecting to leave tonight.
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