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IV. Transformation to a Rural-Industrial Society 199 Testimony on the Matewan Massacre Testimony of Sid Hatfield The Chairman. What detectives were they? The Chairman. Mr. Hatfield, where is Mr. Hatfield. Well, I don't remember the your home? names. Albert Felts and Mr. Hatfield. In Matewan; I am living in Cunningham, the Baldwin-Felts Matewan, Mingo County. detective agency. The Chairman. We want to ask you about The Chairman. I wish you would speak a the time of this affair at Matewan. little louder. They were evicting the Were you holding any official posi- people and putting their furniture tion at that time? out on the highway? Mr. Hatfield. I was chief of police at Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Matewan at that time. The Chairman. In the town of Matewan? The Chairman. You were chief of police Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. at Matewan? The Chairman. Now, what happened? Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir; I was chief of police Mr. Hatfield. Well, me and the mayor of at Matewan. the town went up and asked them, The Chairman. And how long had you did they have a right to do that, and been chief of police at Matewan? Mr. Felts, the superintendent of the Mr. Hatfield. Two years. agency, said that he had. They told The Chairman. Just what occasion, or him that they had the right to do that, what connection did that trouble at and had gotten it from the judge, Mr. Matewan have with the strike. Had Damron, who was judge at that time, any strikes been called at that time? and we asked him to show the authority, and they said they didn't Mr. Hatfield. No; it was not at that time. have anything to show, they said two The Chairman. Did it grow out of these hours' notice was all they wanted. We labor troubles? told them they could not throw those Mr. Hatfield. Well, practically This is the people out unless they had papers reason; the detectives were throwing from the court, to go according to the out these people's furniture. law. They said two hours was all they Source: U.S. Senate, Committee on Education and Labor, West Virginia Coal Fields. Hearings. 67 Gong., 1st Sess., 1921, 20%07,211.X20,354-f&381-83,387-90,268-69. 200 West Virginia: Documents in the History of a Rural-Industrial State wanted, and they went ahead and arrested, and the mayor came out to thronged the people out, and about see what the charges were, and he 3:30 they came back to Matewan asked what the charges were, and he The Chairman. I can not understand you. told Felts that he would give bond for You must speak louder. me, that he could not afford to let me go to Bluefield. Felts told him that he Mr. Hatfield. About 3:30 they came back could not take any bond, and the to Matewan and they had guns on mayor asked him for the warrant, their shoulders with high-powered and he gave the warrant to the mayor rifles, and there were 12 or 13 of and the mayor read the warrant and them, and they were in automobiles. said it was bogus, it was not legal, The Chairman. How many automobiles and then he shot the mayor. Then the were there? shooting started in general. Mr. Hatfield. Three. The Chairman. How many shots were The Chairman. Three? fired? Mr. Hatfield. Three automobiles. The Mr. Hatfield. Fifty or seventy-five. mayor issued a warrant for their The Chairman. And how many men did arrest and gave it to me and told me you have with you? to arrest them. I went up and told Mr. Mr. Hatfield Well, I did not have any Felts-he was the boss of the gang-that men with me at the time they had me I would have to arrest him. He said arrested. It was train time and a he would turn the compliment on whole lot of people would meet the me, that he had a warrant for me. I train. told him to read the warrant. He did not read the warrant to me but he The Chairman. Did the people come in to told me what the charges were and he help you arrest them? said he would have to take me to Mr. Hatfield. No, sir. Bluefield. I told him that I would not The Chairman. Were you all alone? go to Bluefield because I was the chief Mr. Hatfield. I didn't ask for any help. of police, and I could not leave. He told me that he would have to take The Chairman. How many people were me anyway I told him that if he killed there? would have to take me I would have Mr. Hatfield. Ten, and four shot. to go. We walked down the street to The Chairman. Ten killed, and four where the Pullman stops injured. The Chairman. To where the what? Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Mr. Hatfield. To where the Pullman stop The Chairman. Of the ten killed how of 16, on the train, on the way to many were the Baldwin-Felts people? Bluefield. Some one went and told Mr. Hatfield. Seven. the mayor that the detectives had me IV. Transformation to a Rural-Industrial Society 201 The Chairman. And the other three were Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir; I was tried on one who? occasion. Mr. Hatfield. Bob MUllins. The Chairman. Were you acquitted? The Chairman. One was the mayor? Mr. Hatfield. Yes sir Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Senator McKellar. Let me see if I under- The Chairman. Who were the other two? stand you. You say that on this par- ticular day you were the marshal of Mr. Hatfield. Bob Mullins and Tod that little town and the mayor direct- Pinsley, [Tot Tinsley] ed you to arrest these seven or eight The Chairman. Were they citizens of the men who were armed? town? Mr. Hatfield. Thirteen men. Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Senator McHellar. Thirteen men? The Chairman. Did you know whether Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. the Baldwin-Felts people had been employed in these labor troubles? Senator McKellar. And the mayor had directed you to arrest them for what? Mr. Hatfield. Mr. Smith, the superinten- What were they doing? dent of Stone Mountain told us the Baldwin-Felts people were coming Mr. Hatfield. We had an ordinance for there. nobody to have no gun unless he is an officer. The Chairman. Are you a member of the United Mine Workers? Mr. Hatfield. Senator McKellar. And these 13 men No, sir. were there with guns? The Chairman. Have you ever been a Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. miner? Senator McKellar. And in that way they Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. were violating the town ordinance? The Chairman. Or a member of any of Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. their organizations? Senator McKellar. Now, let me ask you, Mr. Hatfield. No, sir; nothing only the how did it happen that the mayor Odd Fellows and K.P. and Redman. instructed you to arrest them? The Chairman. Were there any troubles Mr. Hatfield. I asked him for a warrant. after that at Matewan or in that Senator McKellar. You asked him for a immediate vicinity growing out of warrant? the labor situation? Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Mr. Hatfield. Not that I remember of, Senator McKellar. You had seen the men right at the present. there? The Chairman. You were indicted your- Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir; they come through self, Mr. Hatfield? the town-through the back streets-in Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. automobiles. The Chairman. And you have been tried? 202 West Virginia: Documents in the History of a Rural-Industrial State Senator McKellar. When you first saw Mr. Hatfield. It was shooting in general them, when you first talked with then. them, did they say anything about Senator McKeZZar. The shooting became arresting you? general then? Mr. Hatfield. No, sir; not when I first Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. talked with them. Mr. Avis. Mr. Hatfield, did you not with- Senator McKellar. They did not say any- in less than two weeks after Mayor thing about arresting you until you Testerman was killed, marry his attempted to arrest them? widow? Mr. Hatfield. No, sir. Mr. Hatfield. I did. Senator McKellar. And then, as I under- Mr. Avis. Are you now running his place stand you, they said, "Why, we have of business? a warrant for you?" Mr. Hatfield. I am. Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Mr. Avis. Don't you know Mr. Hatfield, Senator McKellar. Did they show the that a number of witnesses who testi- warrant? fied before the grand jury, one of Mr. Hatfield. They didn't show it to me whom also testified against you in Senator McKellar. How did they happen the last trial, have been assassinated? to shoot the mayor? Mr. Hatfield. I do not know that. Mr. Hatfield. When he told them the Mr. Avis. Did you know Ansie Hatfield? warrant was bogus and they got up Mr. Hatfield. I did. an argument there. Mr. Avis. Did he not testify before the Senator McKellar. Who shot him? grand jury Mr. Hatfield. Albert Felts. Mr. Hatfield. Not as I know of. Senator McKellar. Was that the only Mr. Avis. Was he not at Matewan on the provocation he had, because the day of the shooting? mayor of the city told him that was a Mr. Hatfield. He was there before the bogus warrant? shooting; I do not know whether he Mr. Hatfield. Well, there had been some was at the time of the shooting or not. argument about their throwing out Mr. Avis. Was he not shortly after that the people, over them throwing them assassinated? out, but that was what was said then he was shot. Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Senator McKellar. That was what was Mr. Avis. Did you know Squire Staton? said when he was shot? Mr. Hatfield. Yes. Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Mr. Avis. Was he not a short time ago, Senator McKellar. Who did the rest of the since the trial of the case in which he shooting? testified against you, assassinated? IV. Transformation to a Rural-Industrial Society 203 Mr. Hatfield. Yes; b u t I have been Mr. Hatfield. No; I hit him, but not with informed that one of the operators no rifle killed him. The Chairman. This witness is excused. Mr. Avis. One of your codefendants is now under indictment for doing that, is he not? Testimony of Mr. C.E. Lively Mr. Hatfield. Not as I know of. Mr. Damron. Mr. Lively, give the com- Mr. Avis. Are you not under indictment mittee your name and age. for killing Anse Hatfield? Mr. Lively. C.E. Lively, age 34. Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Mr. Damron. Where do you live? Mr. Avis. Are you not under indictment Mr. Lively. Bluefield, W. Va. in McDowell County, an indictment returning this week, charging you Mr. Damron. How old are you? with a conspiracy, in connection with Mr. Lively. Thirty-four. others, to blow up the coal tipple at Mr. Damron. Are you married or single? Mohawk? Mr. Lively. Married. Mr. Hatfield. That is the first I heard of it. Mr. Damron. What sized family have Mr. Avis. Don't smile, Mr. Houston, you? because that is true. Mr. Lively. Five children. Mr. Hatfield. That is made up, like the Mr. Damron. A wife and five children. rest. Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Avis. Are you not under indictment for knocking down Mr. J.P. Smith Mr. Damron. Are you a native of West with a rifle, the man who now sits Virginia? back of you? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Hatfield. Not as I know of. Mr. Damron. In what county were you Mr. Avis. You were arrested, were you born? not? Mr. Lively. Kanawha County. Mr. Hatfield. No, sir; I was not. Mr. Damron. Is your father a native of Mr. Avis. You did have a rifle with you, West Virginia? did you not? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Hatfield. Yes, sir. Mr. Damron. What is your occupation or Mr. Avis. And you got into a controver- profession? sy with him Mr. Lively. Secret service. Mr. Hatfield.. I slapped him down. Mr. Damron. How long have you been in Mr. Avis. And you hit him with a rifle, the secret service? didn't you? Mr. Lively. About 9 or 10 years. 204 West Virginia: Documents in the History of a Rural-Industrial State Mr. Damron. What was your occupation Mr. Lively. No, sir; I was expelled not or profession prior to that time? long ago. Mr. Lively. Coal mining. Mr. Dumron. How long has it been since Mr. Damron. How long had you been a you were expelled? coal miner? Mr. Lively. Just after I gave testimony in Mr. Lively. Ever since I was about 14. I the Matewan trial, in Mingo County. first started to work in a coal mine Mr. Dumron. For how long were you when I was about 13 years of age. expelled? Mr. Dumron. What particular work in Mr. Lively. Ninety-nine years. the mine did you do? The Chairman. How much of that time Mr. Lively. I did most anything about a have you served? mineJoaded coal, running a machine, Mr. Lively: About two months. etc. Mr. Dumron.How long have you been a Mr. Damron. Have you worked in the member of the United Mine Workers coal mines since you took up the of America? work of secret service? Mr. Lively. I first joined the United Mine Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Workers, I think, about 1902. Mr. Damron. When you say you were in Mr. Dumron. At what place? the secret service what do you mean, Mr. Lively. At Blackband, W. Va. State or Federal? Mr. Dumron. The Blackband local? Mr. LiveIy. No, sir; working for the detective agency, employed by the Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Baldwin-Felts detective agency Mr. Dumron. In what county is that? Mr. Dumron. Your secret service work Mr. Lively. Kanawha County. has been confined to the Baldwin- Mr. Dumron. Were you a member of the Felts detective agency? United Mine Workers at the time you Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. entered the service of the Baldwin- Mr. Dumron. And in what year did you Felts detective service? take employment with that company? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Lively. In was either in 1912 or 1913. Mr. Dumron. In what year was that? Mr. Dumron. Where were you when you Mr. Lively. It is either in the last part of were employed? 1912 or early part of 1913. . . . Mr. Lively. I was in Thurman, W. Va. Mr. Dumron. Mr. Lively, in your work [Thurmond] with this organization have you ever Mr. Dumron. In what county? done guard-duty work? Mr. Lively. Fayette County. Mr. Lively. No, sir. Mr. Dumron. Are you a member of the Mr. Dumron. Has all of your work been United Mine Workers of America? of a secret nature? IV. Transformation to a Rural-Industrial Society 205 Mr. Lively. Up until February, I think it Senator McKellur. And at the same time was. you were giving report to the Felts Mr. Damron. Of this year? Baldwin agency. Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Damrcm. And that was after your Senator McKeZlur. You felt, in the way identity was disclosed by what is you were working, you were doing known as the Matewan trials at entirely what was right and proper? Williamson? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Senator McKellar. You saw nothing Mr. Damron. At what time in the year wrong in that. did you leave West Virginia after you Mr. Lively. I saw nothing wrong about it; attended the Charleston convention? nothing illegitimate or illegal. Mr. Lively. It must have been July or The Chairman. When you went to these August. other States did the miners pay your Mr. Damron. To what state and place did expenses when you traveled around? you go? Mr.Lively. From one State to another? Mr. Lively. I went to the State of The Chairman. Yes. Missouri-Joplin, MO. Mr. Lively. No, sir. Mr. Dumron. I wish you would tell the The Chairman. When you were in the committee briefly which states that States did they pay your expenses? you have worked in since you left Mr. Lively. Part of the time. West Virginia. The Chairman. And did the Felts- Mr. Lively. I worked in the State of Baldwin agency pay your expenses a Missouri, the States of Illinois, part of the time? Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado Mr.Lively. Not what the miners paid or The Chairman. Did you work as a detec- the miners' organization. tive in these States? The Chairman. You were pretty careful Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. about that? The Chairman. Or as a miner? Mr. Lively. What was that? Mr. Lively. Well, both sometimes. The Chairman. You wanted to be very Senator McKellur. Did you affiliate with careful that both sides did not pay the miners at the time as if you were your expenses? You were careful a member of their organization? about that? Did you keep a memo- Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. randum of your expenses? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. . . . 206 West Virginia: Documents in the History of a Rural-Industrial State Senator McKellar If you had disclosed I never would have believed that a your connection with the detective thing like this would happen, and I agency, do you suppose the miners am not surprised that you are having would have let you in there at all? trouble down there in Mingo County. Mr. Lively. Let me in there? Mr. Avis. Senator, with all these murders Senator McKellar. Yes. and depredations being committed- Mr. Lively. I think they would have Senator McKellar. Well, let us go on with turned me over to the undertaker. . . . the examination of the witness, I am Mr. Damon. While you were in frank to say that I can not approve of Colorado was there a strike going on that conduct. there? Mr. Damron. Shall I go on? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. The Chairman. Go ahead. . . . Mr. Damon. And did you hold any offi- Mr. Damron. Now, Mr. Lively, after you cial position with the United Mine had completed your work in these Workers while you were operating in various States to which you had been Colorado? sent by your organization, did you come back to West Virginia? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Damron. What position? Mr. Damron. In what time did you go to Mr. Lively. I was vice president of the Mingo County? local at La Veta. Mr. Lively. I think I first went to Mingo M r . Damron. And did you make County in January or February; went reports- to Red Jacket. Senator McKellar. Do you mean to say Mr. Damon. What year? that you were vice president of the local lodge of the union while you Mr. Lively. 1920. were acting in the employ of the Mr. Damron. Did you go there to do detective agency? secret-service work? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. I was working on a Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. murder case; but understand me, I Mr. Damron. I will ask you whether or did not get any pay for that. not prior to that time you had become Senator McKellar. But you had to be acquainted with the officers of the elected? United Mine Workers-Fred Mooney Mr. Lively. (interrupting). Yes. . . . and Mr. Keeney? Mr. Vinson. But the destruction of the Mr. Lively. I was with Mr. Mooney, not Molly McCuires, in Pennsylvania, Mr. Keeney. Fred Mooney and I were was done exactly as this was done. boys together. Senator McKellar. I will say that it violat- Mr. Damron. You and Mr. Mooney, the ed every idea of right that I ever had. secretary-treasurer of District 17, were raised up boys together? V I .Transformation to a Rural-Industrial Society 207 Mr. Lively. We first knew each other Mr. Damron. Tell the committee whether when we were small boys. or not it was the practice of your Mr. Damron. After you came back to organization to divulge your name or West Virginia did you visit the head- your business to your operators or quarters of District 17, of the United other people where you were making Mine Workers? an investigation. Mr. Lively. In May, 1920,1 think was the Mr. Lively. It is not. We have positive first time. . . . instructions not to reveal our identity to anyone. Mr. Damron. Did you do any work other than secret-service work while you Mr. Damron. After you had made an were there? investigation of the burning of the tipple at Chattaroy, where did you Mr. Lively. Yes, sir; I worked in the coal go? mines. Mr. Lively. I went to Williamson and Mr. Damron. For whom did you work? from there to Merrimac, and on to Mr. Lively. For the Howard Colleries Matewan. . . Co., the same company that had the Mr. Damron. What, if anything, did you tipple and coal washer burned. pose to the union miners at Matewan Mr. Damron. Who did you associate as? with while you were there? Mr. Lively. Just as an ordinary miner, Mr. Lively. I associated mostly with men and as belonging to the union, a who were suspected of burning that member of the miners' union. tipple. Mr. Damron. At that place did you Mr. Damron. How long did you work on undertake to get into the confidence that case, as well as in the mines? of the miners' union? Mr. Lively. I would judge about a month. Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. . . . Mr. Damron. Why did you quit? Mr. Damron. Did you get into their con- Mr. Lively. I was fired. fidence? Mr. Damron. Who fired you? Mr. Lively. I think I did. Mr. Lively. The superintendent. Mr. Damron. In what way did you get Mr. Damron. Why did he fire you? into the confidence of the various local unions that were being orga- Mr. Lively. Well, I was boarding at the nized in the county? same place with this man that was suspected of burning the tipple and Mr. Lively. By getting into the confi- was associating with him, and him dence of the organizers of these vari- not knowing who I was, not knowing ous local unions, making myself an I was doing secret-service work, I active member. suppose he just thought that I was too friendly with him. 208 West Virginia: Documents in the History of a Rural-Industrial State Mr. Dam-on. Did you assist in the orga- Mr. Dumron. Mr. Lively, how long did nization of any of the locals in that you stay at Matewan before you county? became a permanent resident there? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. Mr. Lively. I stayed there until July. Mr. Damron. What locals? Mr. Damon. Did you bring your family Mr. Lively. Mr. Lavender, who had there at that time? charge, and Mr. Workman got me to Mr. Lively. I brought my family in July. assist in the organizing of War Eagle, My family arrived, as well as I Glen Alum, and Mohawk. . . Stone remember, about the middle of July. Mountain local. Mr. Dumron. And what particular work Mr. Damron. Did you have membership did you take up after your family in that local? came to Matewan? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir; I deposited my card. Mr. Lively. I bought a restaurant shortly Mr. Damron. And did you assist the min- before my family did come. ers and the organizers in organizing Mr. Damron In what part of Matewan the various unions in getting mem- was your restaurant located? bers to join? Mr. Lively. The east end of Matewan. Mr. Lively. Only those three named. Mr. Dumron. From whom did you rent? Mr. Dumron. Would you make reports to Mr. Lively. The United Mine Workers. your organization, which I believe Mr. Damron. You rented the building was at Bluefield, is it not? from the United Mine Workers? Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. . . . Mr. Lively. I rented the bottom part of Senator McKellar. How much were you the building from them. They getting for the work at this time- retained the overhead for their offices $75.00 a month? and headquarters. Mr. Lively. $225 and expenses. Mr. Dam-on. The overhead or second Senator McKellar. They had raised your floor of the building in which you salary? conducted your restaurant was used Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. . . . by the United Mine Workers as their headquarters? Mr. Damron. And in addition to making investigations of matters connected Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. with the organization of the union, Mr. Damron. At that time? did you take up the investigation of Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. this killing? Mr. Dumron. Now while you were run- Mr. Lively. Yes, sir; I was later assigned ning that restaurant, did you to it. become acquainted with the offi- cials of the organization and the various members? IV. Transformation to a Rural-Industrial Society 209 Mr. Lively. A good many of them, yes, The Chairman. I would like to ask this sir. question: How did you get your Mr. Damron. Was it your purpose and a report to them? part of your work to form the Mr. Lively. By mail. acquaintance of as many of them as The Chariman. By mail? possible? Mr. Lively. Usually mailed them on the Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. train. Mr. Damron. Did you get into the confi- The Chairman. Addressed to the Felts- dence of the various men belonging Baldwin agency? to the union around that place, as Mr. Lively. No, sir; they have a box, and well as the officials? at those times things looked so seri- Mr. Lively. Yes, sir. ous down there at Matewan, and I Mr. Damron. Did you retain their confi- would be frank to say that I knew dence, and up to what time? even at the time I went to Matewan- Mr. Lively. Up until along in the winter; I was conscious of the fact that one until about the time the trial started, wrong move on my part and a rifle or afterwards, before I noticed any bullet would ring out and I would be change at all. . . . no more. So they had a box number that no one knew about, only their- Mr. Damron. Now, Mr. Lively, while you selves, you know, of course, and I were at Matewan, were you taken would oftentimes address it, me into the confidence of the miners being in business would address my whenever there was any violence to mail to some fictitious company that I be committed upon anyone, or when- was confident did not exist in ever there was to be any destruction Bluefield, and make it out to this box of property? number, and sometimes I sent my Mr. Lively. In some cases; yes, sir; that I reports to Williamson, and when I know of in particular. did I would make it out in a girl's Mr. Damron. Was it part of your work to name and address it to a box number, keep close to the union and find out and the man stationed at Williamson and report when anything was to would look after that. . . . happen? Mr. Dam-on. Did you get into the confi- Mr. Lively. Yes, sir; to get advance infor- dence of the men who were charged mation, if possible, and report it as with the killing and who were after- quickly as I possibly could. wards indicted? Mr. Damron. Mr. Chairman, I will have Mr. Lively. Yes, sir; some of them. to take up some of these matters in Mr. Damron. Reference was made by a detail and to call his attention to witness the other day to the effect them. that this fight or this killing hap- pened between the Baldwin-Felts 210 West Virginia: Documents in the History of a Rural-Industrial State Agency and the officers of Matewan. on the list, I want you to tell every I hand you a list of the names of the one, and just take Sid Hatfield and 19 defendants that were charged and make it as brief as possible. indicted for the murder of the Senator McKellar. Are those confessions Baldwin-Felts men on that day, and in writing? ask you to tell the committee how Mr. Damron. No; no confession in writ- many on that list belonged to the ing. Take up the first name-Sid union. Hatfield-and tell the committee Mr. Lively. Lee Tower. what part Sid Hatfield told you that Mr. Damron. Get them in number. he took in that killing. Mr. Lively. Oh, how many? Mr. Lively. Well, Sid Hatfield and I were Mr. Damron. Out of 19. talking at different times about this, and Sid told me that on this day that Mr. Lively. Well, I say at least 16 of this shooting was, that there was them-and there would leave three some eviction made by the Baldwin- more-and I am not positive but I Felts detectives of the property of the think Sid Hatfield is a member of the Stone Mountain houses. He said that same local that I was. he walked up to Albert Felts and told The Chairman. Are you sure about that? Felts, he and some more of them, Mr. Lively. I think that he was. "You are not going according to law The Chairman. He testified that he was about this, are you ?" Felts said yes; he not a member of the union. Do you had consulted an attorney and that he know whether he was a member of was, and if he thought he was not to the union? call the prosecuting attorney, if he Mr. Lively. I can not say positively that wanted to, and, "if you find I am not, he was. you don't need to come up after us, but get a note up by a boy and we will Mr. Damron. Then, out of the 19 men come down." So they all went back that are charged and indicted for the and he called up Williamson, and murder of the Baldwin-Felts Agents they said that they would have some 16 of them belong to the union? warrants up there on 16, I think it Mr. Lively. To the United Mine Workers was. These men were waiting for 16. of America, and two of them were Mr. Damron. By "these men," whom do secretaries. you mean? Mr. Damron. Now, Mr. Lively, I want Mr. Lively. These detectives. They had you to tell, from your association gotten through with the work of the with these various defendants, and eviction and they had got their sup- the number from whom you pro- per and had gotten through with the cured confessions that led to the work and they were walking over to indictments and prosecution for that the train, and Sid walked up to Albert killing, just taking up the first name Felts, and said, "I have got some war- IV. Transformation to a Rural-Industrial Society 211 rants on 16 for you. I have got orders flew up off his eyes and his lip quiv- to hold you." Felts said, "I will just ered and he fell; and then he told me return the compliment to you. I have he shot the mayor there, and he ran warrants for you also. Do you submit out shooting generally; said about to arrest?" "Yes." He and Albert the time he shot Felts somebody just walked down the street there that ran cut Cunningham's head off with a beside the railroad in this little vil- bullet, and then he ran out the door, lage, and he said he had his hands on ran out shooting at Lee Felts, and Lee Albert Felts when he was walking was shot; and then said he ran down there. He said he was walking around there and done some more down laughing and talking; he swore shooting; said he just decided to go and spoke to Albert, called him a bad 50-50 with every one he saw. He said name, and said he knew he was in the meantime he had his hat shot going down laughing and talking to off his head. him and was taking him off to kill Senator McKellar Did he state he had him. He got down by the hardware killed the men to you? store, and some one called to him and Mr. Lively. Yes, sir; he told me he shot he asked permission of Albert to the mayor. I asked him why he did it. speak to the fellow. Albert said, He said he was getting too well lined "Sure." He walked over to the hard- up with those Baldwin-Felts men. ware store, and he called over names of some of the men in the hardware Mr. Damron. In connection with that tell store, among them Jim Stafford, Ben the committee whether or not the Mouth [Mounts], and some more of mayor had been seen in company with them and stood there talking, and these detectives that day after they had Testerman came down-mayor of come back from these evictions? the town-and asked Albert Felts to Mr. Lively. My investigation revealed arrange bond for him; so Albert told that he had. him no; he couldn't give him bond, The Chairman. How many men did he that he was only an officer; that he tell you he shot? would have to take him away. He Mr. Lively. Him? Well, he told me he said Testerman looked at the war- shot Albert Felts and told me he shot rant and said, "Oh, it is bogus any- one down there, at the bank, accord- way;" then Isaac Brewer reached out ing to my investigation the fellow and put his hand on Albert Felt's named Brewer, and the three that he shoulder and told him, "You have told me he shot himself or was shoot- got the wrong man," or something ing at. that way, and pushed back from The Chairman. How many men were Albert, and he said he stuck a gun shot there, did he tell you? right close up to Albert Felts's head and shot him; then he laughed about Mr. Lively. At that time? how it happened; said his glasses The Chairman. Yes. 212 West Virginia: Documents in the History of a Rural-Industrial State Mr. Lively. From the best I can get of it, Ansie Hatfield, killed at Matewan being there with these fellows, there August 14, 1920, by hidden assassin. were several of them shooting. Witness: Dr. Simpkins. The Chairman. Were the detectives Ernest Ripley, killed on November 18, shooting, too? 1920, near Vulcan W. Va., by W.T. (Taylor) Cole in three-cornered fight Mr. Lively. They said they were. between Ripley, Cole, and Bill Mr. Damron. Which one of the detectives Hatfield. Hatfield was also killed by did he say was shooting? Ripley. Cole tried, convicted, and sen- Mr. Lively. Well, he said Cunningham tenced. Cole was a member of Vulcan shot some. Lee Felts and a man by the Local, United Mine Workers of name of Boor [Booher] after he got so America, and was at the time a deputy sheriff under Sheriff Blankenship. far down there, after he ran about a block and a half, that he did some Bill Hatfield was killed near Vulcan shooting. November 18, 1 9 2 0 , b y S t a t e Policeman Ernest Ripley. Fight had Senator McKellar. Somebody must have been opened on Ripley and Cole, done some shooting, if they killed 10 Ripley fighting in self-defense. and wounded 4. 7 on one side and 3 on the other side, that were killed, as George Hays and an unidentified man I understand the testimony. Is that were killed by the accidental discharge correct? of some high explosives at Gates, W. Va., January 3, 1921. From all indica- Mr. Lively. I believe it is. . . . tions the men who were killed were intending to place the explosive and blow up a house kept as a boarding Operators' Association place for a number of colored miners. of the Williamson Field The accident, resulting in the death of the two men, occurred just to the rear The following is a list of persons who of this house. Hays was a union miner have lost their lives since the date of the and identified with the strike. Matewan massacre and not included in John Yates, a blacksmith, of the Crystal that list: Block Mining Co., at Gates, was shot and instantly killed. Yates and John Bud McCoy, employee of Portsmouth Morden were together when the Solvay Co., Freeburn, killed at Lynn killing occurred. Three shots were May 20, 1920. Shot from ambush; fired, the second one taking effect. assailants unknown. Was, shortly Yates had previously been threatened. before, in company with Doc. Daniels Killing occurred October 23, 1920. and Frank Daniels. Witnesses: Mrs. Witnesses: George Meridian, Dr. Vamey, at Lynn, and certain members Williams, N.E. Copley, Mrs. Marcovits, of State Police. Ed. Marcum, John Marcum, and E. IV. Transformation to a Rural-Industrial Society 213 Murphy Propriety of summoning last Irvin Elkins was killed by Taylor Munsey three names should be investigated. on passenger train near Nolan, November 23, 1920. Munsey shot Harry Staton, merchant and prohibition Elkins in self-defense. Joe Elkins, officer at Sprigg; killed May 12, 1921. brother of Irvin Elkins, wounded in Calvin McCoy and Dave Phillips same fight. under arrest charged with crime. Killing was witnessed by Mrs. Staton. Alexander Breedlove, killed at Lick Creek tent colony June 14, 1921, while Pvt. Charles Kackley, West Virginia State resisting arrest. police; killed near Nolan, W. Va., May 25,1921, by unknown, one of group of William McMillion, a State policeman, union miners. shot at Lynn during the afternoon of June 28, 1921, dying six hours later at Manley Vaughan, member of Kentucky hospital at Williamson. He was shot in National Guard, killed near Nolan, the back, bullet being from a High- May 25, 1921, in same fight in which power rifle. McMillion, along with Kackley and Crum were killed. Shot other officers, accompanied by a man was fired by George Crum. named Pennington, were returning from Lynn where they had expected to George Crum, a union miner, whose arrest two union miners for assaulting home was near Nolan, was killed Pennington, who works for the May 25, 1921, in fight with State Allburn Coal Co., but upon their Police and Kentucky National Guard arrival they learned that the men had member. Shot was fired by State gone to Matewan in an automobile. Policeman Funk. They were on their way returning to Matewan when the shooting occurred. William Gilliam, a union miner, killed by G.E. and G.W. Lehman, brothers, occu- William Trent at Chattaroy, February pying tents in the tent colony at 15, 1921, Gilliam one of men formerly Blackberry City, were traced by blood- arrested for assaulting and wounding hounds and were arrested. L.L. Tmsley. The following is a list of names of the Dan Whitt, a nonunion miner, employed persons who lost their lives in the Matewan at Alma Cedar Coal Co., killed Friday, killing: C.T. Higgins, A.J. Booher, O.E. May 13,1921, second day of big fight. Powell, J.W. Ferguson, Albert C. Felts, Lee Ambrose Booslin killed second day of big Felts, C.B. Cunningham, Tot Tinsley, Bob fight, May 13,192l. Mullins, Mayor C.C. Testerman. . . .
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Fittingly Mad: Vanity Sizing on Workout Clothes
I hate trying on clothes, and the fact that sizes are all over the map doesn't help matters. Some brands run big while others run small, which means I have to take a pile of items into the dressing room. But I got really riled up while shopping for workout clothes this weekend, when I discovered what's apparently a new trend: vanity sizing on workout clothes.
I've ranted before about vanity sizing, the practice of making clothes larger but sizing them smaller, so people can wear smaller sizes and feel better about themselves. I'm normally a solid medium, but when I was shopping this weekend, I tried on several mediums that were enormous on me. I guess the clothing manufacturers want me to be happy about buying a small, but they're not fooling me with their flattery. (Also, what would a really small person wear?!)
But what really annoys me is that vanity sizing on workout clothes is totally counterproductive. To find out why, read more.
If you are working out and trying to slim down, shouldn't you wear clothes that are an accurate representation of your size? Wouldn't you rather know that you've actually dropped a size, or that you are maintaining your happy size, rather than being tricked into thinking you've changed? Exercise helps us feel better about our bodies, and that's way more real than a vanity size that tries to do the same thing.
What do you guys think? Am I overreacting, or do you also find vanity sizing in workout clothes fittingly mad?
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Unics Kazan vs Milano
Unics Kazan played great basketball and made the big surprise winning away to Olympiacos with the score of 83-89. Pashutin readed the game well, in attack Domercant was unstoppable, and at critical times the points of Terrell Lyday made the difference. For the Russian championship, Unics Kazan won easily against Nizhny Novgorod with the score of 84-66 in the most recent match, and they have also great record for the VTB League (10-1). Pashutin kept low tones and referred to the quality of opponent, asked his players to forget the victory against Olympiacos and to play their usual defensive style, and to show intelligence and commitment to the plan that they have worked in training. He also stated that he has confidence in his players, that they can succeed a lot. The Russian coach does an excellent job in Kazan and the climate to the team is very good.
In a game where terrible basketball was played, Fener won against Milano with the score of 65-63. Scariolo tried to steal the match with some pseudo zones and combined defenses, something weird to play like that with such a good roster to their disposal. In the league they succeeded against Scavolini at home with the score of 81-70, after lot of consecutive defeats. Scariolo said that his team faced a very difficult opponent, who won a week ago in Athens, and that means a lot. He referred to the absence of Malik Hairston, and asked his players to stay focused for 40 minutes in the game. Is important for Milano the absence Malik Hairston, as the American forward did surgery on his left achilles tendon and will be absent for a long time. His absence will be replaced by a mediocre player, recently signed, J.R. Bremer, but he is ineligible to play until Top 16 Game 4.
The difference between the two teams is large. Not such big difference as a roster, but the basketball they play in the court is really different in quality. Unics Kazan is armed with an excellent chemistry, they have a very good home record, and with the smart brain of Pashutin, they can exploit the weaknesses of Milano and reach easily to a victory.
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iTunes Music Store Launched
Along with new iPod and iTunes, Steve Jobs announced the new iTunes Music Store at a press conference in San Francisco today. Integrated into iTunes 4, the service offers Mac users a convenient method to search or browse for songs and purchase via 1-Click ordering at .99 cents each. Apple has provided an online users guide to help navigate the new service.
"The revolutionary iTunes Music Store puts 200,000 songs at your fingertips. It?s built right into iTunes 4 and lets you search or browse genres, new releases, exclusives and more. Preview any song for free, when you find a song you want, buy it for just 99
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What is up with the "Apple ID or .Mac" account requirement? Isn't it that those actually cost money (like $100/yr)? Isn't that a subscription fee? Did I miss something?
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I just download a new album by Mindi Abair. I really like the store. Worked flawlessly. Great selection. I'm liking the AAC format. I'm listening to the album now on PB12 with Grado SR60s. Sounds great.
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Apple, I wish you the all luck in the World. You'll need it - the courage you still don't lack
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The iTunes Music Store does not require a .Mac membership. If you have ever bought anything online at Apple.com, you most likely already have an Apple ID. If not, you just need to register for a free Apple ID to use with iTunes Music Store. In iTunes 4, click "Sign In" (upper right corner) then click "Create Account". Follow the process.
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Why only available in the US ? What ever happened to the Internet being a global thing .....?
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June 26, 2013 // 8:30am — 12:30pm
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This half-day conference brought a cross-section of young Russian civic and social leaders to Washington, DC and gave them the opportunity to articulate how young people participate in the public dialogue in Russia today.
Art Opening: Nomades-Matshinanu-Nomads
June 21, 2013 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
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The Canada Institute is pleased to host the opening reception for Matshinanu-Nomades. Largely drawn from the archives and collections at Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec (BAnQ), the photographs included in Matshinanu-Nomads offer an uncompromising look at the close relationship between one of the last nomadic groups in North America and their environment.The exhibit will be featured at the Wilson Center from June 24, 2013 until September 27, 2013.
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Dr. Bogaletch Gebre is the recipient of this year's King Badouin African Development Prize. She is a passionate women's rights activist from Ethiopia and has been recognized for her efforts to transform the lives of women through innovation and altering traditional conceptions of a woman's role in shaping her political, economic, and social destiny.
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April 30, 2013 // 2:00pm — 3:30pm
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STILL, features composer Donna McKevitt's setting of Pablo Neruda's "I like for you to be still" (Poema XV). English translation by W.S. Merwin.
'Still' is the most recent in Chris Briggs' sequence of poetic shorts; using abstraction, colour and simple recurring themes and motifs to create a landscape for McKevitt's setting of Neruda's poetry.
Donna McKevitt's 'I like for you to be still' and 'Adagio' are part of an unreleased song cycle of 7 Neruda poems.
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2013-11-21 - This summer, NIGHTWISH published the first application about the band for tablet computers. It has now been updated. The new version includes three unreleased live recordings by NIGHTWISH, a videoblog by the band's new vocalist Floor Jansen, profiles of the band members, new photos, and other interesting updates. NIGHTWISH FanPOD also includes details of all NIGHTWISH´s online services.
NIGHTWISH FanPOD is available for download in English, Portuguese and Russian on iTunes App Store and Google Play.
Commented NIGHTWISH manager Ewo Pohjola: "NIGHTWISH has always taken a keen interest in everything new. With FanPOD we can give our fans much more than just with traditional printed fanclub newsletter. For one thing, with printed newsletter there's no way we could publish actual recordings and rare video footage that we have here plenty in our archives."
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SEATTLE – The Washington Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the state is not shortchanging school districts in the way it pays for special education. In an 8-1 ruling, the high court affirmed a Court of Appeals ruling sparked by a lawsuit brought by a dozen school districts across the state in Thurston County Superior Court. Read more
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Richard B. Sanders
A candidate for Justice Position 6, Supreme Court in the 2010 Washington General Election
Age: 69City: Vashon, WA
Occupation: Lawyer
On this race: Legal/Judicial Experience: First elected to Supreme Court in 1995; and reelected in 1998 and 2004. During my time on the Court, I have written more opinions than any other Justice. Before that, I practiced law for 26 years. I have also served as an adjunct professor teaching appellate advocacy at the UW School of Law, and guest lectured on state constitutional law at Seattle University.
Other Professional Experience: I am an Eagle Scout and once played the French horn in the Rose Bowl.
Education: B.S. and J.D., University of Washington
Community Service: I frequently lecture and have written many legal articles and opinion pieces explaining our constitutional rights.
Statement: A Supreme Court Justice must uphold the highest ethical standards, working to assure that government is open and the rights of citizens are protected. It has been my honor to serve on our state's highest court since 1995 and to follow these standards.
Article 1, Section 1 of our Constitution states: "governments...are established to protect and maintain individual rights." I believe that's the job description of a Justice also: we must look out for the individual citizen and protect our Constitutional rights. Sometimes this makes me seem conservative, as when I support property rights, and sometimes it makes me seem liberal, as when I call on the federal government to end the unconstitutional treatment of prisoners. But I am consistent: we have rights the government must not violate. Thomas Jefferson said the God who gave us life gave us liberty at the same time. It's a good thought to remember.
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... ones, with some fairly complicated train trips. But Joy will get to see the birthplace of her favourite boyfriend. Milan is only about 30 miles away, and we really could not pass by the chance to pay our respects to the great man.
More of this tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. Somebody famous said that didn't they?
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Well there they all are....on every street corner...in nearly every cafe...even in the clothes shops. Petit and dainty clothed in fancy coats or little pyjama suits, big and butch, long and lanky, large and hairy, dazzling with diamante, lush with leather. Yes...they are Parma's dogs. They are everywhere, walking, carried, ambling with nose to the ground, standing their ground, are at a ...
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... where you can see the Seven Devils, Hells Canyon, and the entire surrounding area. So off I went.
Before heading out, what I didn't consider was my gas tank. Driving up the steady incline, which also happened to be a gravel road, killed my car's gas mileage. Although I began with what I thought was a reasonable amount of gas, by the time I reached the 9-mile marker, my tank was getting dangerously low. I only had a few options: continue on and ...
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... I was only taking a picture.. Uuggg. Once off the mountain, the boys rode go-carts. We then grabbed ice cream then headed back to camp to cook us up some marinated flank steak. We also had a buck scavenging food off picnic tables. Crazy dear!!! Another beautiful evening under the ...
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Out of the Sage, into the Tamarack
... going another 5 miles or so. Five miles later, we meet another hunter on an ATV which I carefully did not run off the road (he had the gun, which to me, implies right of way) and he says, "Sure, sure, just keep going another 5 miles or so. You get the picture. By the way, Bobby picked this campground.
I think, you think there is a disaster looming here. No, not yet.
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Day #19 Snake River, OR to Tamarack, ID
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28 April 1861: "The troops are under arms and performing duty as though we were in a state of siege."
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