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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Gordon - you think those things weren't a
gamble?</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face="Times New Roman" size=1>I hate to be a spoil sport to the
gamblers among us, but I suspect that the "slot machines" were
penny-operated gum and candy dispensing machines.</FONT></DIV>
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<P>Did I see robbed "slot machines" mentioned as in gambling around the
railroad?</P>
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<152C3B78582B4A66BFFF5DD16A625C19@DellDesktop><BR>Content-Type:
text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"<BR><BR>Bluefield Daily Telegraph<BR>August
24, 1909<BR><BR>RICHLANDS AND CEDAR BLUFF STATIONS
ROBBED<BR>------<BR>Robbers Got a Dozen Bottles of Beer at Latter Place But
Found No Money<BR><BR> The Norfolk and Western stations
were entered Sunday night at both Richlands and Cedar Bluff, but in each
instance the robbery was insignificant. At Cedar Bluff the robbers got
a dozen bottles of beer. They went through the cash drawer but found
no money.<BR> Detectives have been put on the trail of the
men who did the jobs, but so far no arrests have been made. It is
believed that it is the same band which has been committing depredations of
this kind through the coal fields for some time. Several stations have
been broken into, and sundry weighing and slot machines around the stations
have been robbed, but nothing of any consequence has been taken in any case.
The local authorities have come to the conclusion that there is an
organized band devoting its attention to railroad stations.<BR>------<BR>[I
wonder how the agent at Cedar Bluff make it through the next day without his
liquid refreshment!]<BR><BR>Gordon Hamilton<BR>-------------- next part
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text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"<BR><BR>Bluefield Daily Telegraph<BR>August
24, 1909<BR><BR>ALL OPERATIONS BUSY<BR>------<BR>Saturday Biggest Payday in
History of Pocahontas Field<BR><BR> Saturday was one of
the biggest paydays in the history of the Pocahontas coalfield. August
so far has been a big month at the various operations, and most of them are
running full time with a full force of men. At several of the
operations there is a shortage of men reported, and the operators are
anxious to secure additional workers. Orders are piling up and the
coal and coke business is rapidly getting to its old high water
mark.<BR> It would be difficult to estimate the amount of
pay roll for the entire field, but it is known that $200,000 was sent out on
the early train to the field Saturday morning, and it is probable that the
entire amount was double this sum.<BR>------<BR>Gordon
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