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The Stuttering John Podcast
"logan county" Discussed on The Stuttering John Podcast
"All of these people, you know, the majority of them. And I see it. I come from Logan county West Virginia. I watched a guy in Logan county West Virginia where I was from, dude freaking videos of himself and slow motion walking like he was coming out of a damn firefight. And he was really filming him in the frigging Woods in Logan county West Virginia. And absolutely, you know, he actually said, well, when I was running for office, he started running his mouth, and they would say, I challenged him. Let's go fist fight. What was it going to be violent? Well, you run your fucking mouth. That's why it's going to be about it. But one of his sergeants contacted me and said, the worst soldier that I ever freaking had in all of my career. But this guy has these videos and the truth is, is when you go back and you look at his past, the guy served for one tour in the military. And he was the guy that's sitting in the bottom of the tank. And when a guy up top said, we need a we need a smoke round. He was the one that took it out of the box and handed it up to them to stick in the frigging too. You know, that was what he did in the military. But then he gets out of the military. And then as a civilian, he wants everyone to treat him like he's just all knowing frigging military guy with all the knowledge and the fucking world. You know, I get into arguments with these people. I got another freaking asshole by the name of Sean, who runs his fucking mouth all the time. And he made it to the rifle rank of E three in the military. Once again, you know, these people have never ever spent not even 5 minutes inside of a planning session of how to even put together an operation order, but yet they become civilians and act like they know it all. And they don't. Oh shit about the military. And then the other, you know, everyone is reporting on this. So we have to address it. I did it a while ago with congressman Ted lieu. But Donald Trump wanted so badly to go to that capitol building. Now, I know why, because he wanted to go so he could go go, go. He wanted to cheer him on, so they see him there, so they go and fight. He wanted them to fucking murder Congress. It's what he wanted deep down. He wanted them because he knew that if he was there and he could tell him they would absolutely take that freaking capital. And then when he gets in the car and the Secret Service head goes now, now, you know, you got to go back to The White House. He goes to grab the wheel and Donald Trump doesn't know how to drive. So I don't even know what he planned on doing with that. And then the gut, and then takes his other hand and tries to strangle, you know, the guy. And as you.
WTOP
"logan county" Discussed on WTOP
"Senate with 15 Republicans joining all 50 Democrats in voting for the Bill, more from CBS's Matt piper. House speaker Nancy Pelosi says the house will vote on the gun bills sometime Friday. Democrats do hold a slim majority in the House, so assuming it passes, they will then send it to the president's desk for his signature. The bill has expanded background checks and what's called a boyfriend loophole where convicted domestic violence offenders are denied guns if they have a current or past continuing series relationship of a romantic or intimate nature with their victim. The Supreme Court has struck down a New York State law that restricted who could obtain a permit to carry a concealed gun in public. Jeff Nguyen reports now on what that means for California, which has a similar law. Of California's 58 counties 37 already grant permits simply if an applicant requested for self defense. The other 21 counties, including Los Angeles, have tighter standards. For example, requiring applicants to demonstrate that they have business related or professional risks that justify them being armed. Former Justice Department officials told a January 6th investigating committee about how then president Trump pressured them to help him overturn the presidential election. Former acting attorney general Jeffrey Rosen and his deputy explained why they refused. But I did not want for the Department of Justice to be put in a posture where it would be doing things that were not consistent with the truth. Despite that, he says the president persisted threatening to fire him and his team, another revelation several Republican congressmen asked for presidential pardons for their roles in trying to help Trump. CBS Linda kenyon, health groups are applauding the FDA's decision to block E cigarette maker Juul from selling its products in the U.S. Katie McMahon of the American Cancer Society. We have the real world evidence that for years Jules products were sold with appealing flavors, massive doses of nicotine, slick youth oriented marketing campaigns all for the purpose of enticing kids to a lifetime of addiction. Federal transportation safety investigators had been on the scene of a helicopter crash in Logan county West Virginia that claimed the life of all 6 people on board. Lin Spencer at the national transportation safety board. The flight had been airborne for
WTOP
"logan county" Discussed on WTOP
"To two Ellen that overtime game winner lightning actually thought the avalanche had 6 players on the ice. They're not happy. They've Johnson, but you TLP sports Top stories we're following for you today on WTO thousands in Northern Virginia are without power this morning after severe storms moved through yesterday, Dominion Energy says for some getting power back may take more than a day. The police chief of the ivaldi, Texas school district peak Aaron dondo has been placed on administrative leave following weeks of sharp criticism for his decision to delay confronting the gunman at the elementary school who killed 19 children in two teachers. The January 6th committee will hear today from former Justice Department officials who face down a relentless pressure campaign from then president Trump over the presidential election results. Stay with WTO P for more on these stories in just minutes. A helicopter crash in West Virginia has claimed the lives of all 6 people on board that chopper was based out of Logan county airport, which is used for tourism flights. Now it's not clear what caused the crash, the helicopter was reportedly on fire when rescue crews arrived. The FAA and the national transportation safety board will investigate. D.C. police are looking for a phone theft suspect who was making the rounds at last weekend something in the water music festival. The woman was captured in a viral video with a backpack full of cell phones, festival goers appeared to take the backpack from her. The phones were turned over to police, but the woman got away. Anyone with information or who had a phone stolen is asked to call police. It's 6 48. Back over to Jack now in a pretty busy WTO traffic center. Certainly is, and the brighter it gets outside, the more we see and find at this point now we've got some delays in Maryland as you try to roll inside the beltway north on the Baltimore Washington Parkway. So far, no explanation, wazirs have a crash reported north of the good luck right overpass, but before the beltway, unclear if it's along the left or right side. Bell weighs a little busier, New Hampshire river toward Georgia avenue, two 70s, fill in in south coming out of Frederick. As you run through urbana down toward one O 9, then a bigger delay in Germantown, riding south toward the emergency work around the sinkhole before three 70, blocking two right lanes of 5, three to the left will continue to get you by. Two O two out in your bright seat road, that's a crash. The police activity we believe may be a downed tree, river rode out in your persimmon tree road, and you'd been under direction on Bradley boulevard out in your rayburn road because of a tree and wires that were down across the roadway. Inner loop south of town were heavier as you approach two ten toward the Woodrow Wilson bridge, slowing in Virginia coming out of Springfield, rides up toward two 36, 66 busier now as you go into centerville, headed eastbound approaching 29 headed toward 28. Also a little bit heavy, 95 northbound in woodbridge, some slowing out of lorton toward newington, a delay building top end on three 95 to cross the inbound 14th riding into the district. We are slow downtown on the freeway, heavy traffic leaves the third street tunnel out toward main avenue, constitution avenue east after 23rd street in northwest. There was a tree limb along the right side of the roadway and a lot of fire department activity around a building fire, 31st street in northwest closed, south of M street, also M streets blocked between Wisconsin avenue and Thomas Jefferson street. On the rails metro's orange line expect delays to stadium army, there is a broken down train outside westfall's church. Periton, doing the can't be done for national security because our way of life depends on it. Visit periton dot com for more info. Jack Taylor TOP traffic. Storm team fours Mike's, what's the latest on this reign this morning? Right now we've got some showers along route 50 in between Annapolis and buoys esque slow down a bit and be aware that some moderate showers heading toward the bay bridge. So you will see some wet roadways across the eastern suburbs. A band of heavier showers now sage across the other portraits of Calvert county stretching into the southern portions of saint Mary's county this morning, no lightning associated with these storms
Bloomberg Radio New York
"logan county" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Expressway at the Hamilton bridge, two tractor trailers ran into each other. More common up in traffic first Michael Barr with more on what's going on in New York and around the world. Good morning, Michael. Good morning, Nathan. There have been reports of a widespread Internet outage with Verizon. According to down detector, user reports indicate problems at Verizon this morning, details on the nature of the outage are limited, but there's words, some customers aren't receiving service again. In Texas, the Yuval school district has placed police chief Pete arradondo on administrative leave, a gunman killed 19 students and two teachers as police officers stood by for more than an hour at rob elementary school. Meanwhile, a state senator filed a lawsuit against the Texas Department of Public Safety to access records on the investigation into last month's shooting. Democratic state senator Roland Guterres. This was a failure at every level. Not just the local cops, sheriff, the police, DPS, we all had people in there. Texas state senator Guterres spoke to KTRK. The January 6th committee will hear today from former Justice Department officials. The panel says they faced a relentless pressure campaign from Donald Trump over the presidential election results. The FAA is investigating a helicopter crash in Logan county, West Virginia that killed 6 people last night, Logan mayor, serafino. A very heart wrenching when we heard what happened. You know, there was all kinds of people didn't know they thought maybe one of us was on.
WTOP
"logan county" Discussed on WTOP
"With low in the 70s for the most part we're at 69 in our nation's capital right now Good Wednesday morning midweek thank you for taking us along for your Wednesday morning ride topping the local stories we're looking at for you as we head into this day together Breaking news on WTO Locally at amber alert is where we begin issued out of fairfax county Virginia last night police are looking this morning for three year old Emilia Krause She also told goes by the name Mimi They believe she's with her non custodial mother Catherine Krauss driving either a white Subaru Sudan with Virginia plates reading egl SWS That's a white Subaru Sudan with Virginia plates reading egl SWS or possibly a black Volkswagen SUV with Massachusetts plates reading WS 5 O two 5 That's a black Volkswagen SUV that has Massachusetts plates reading WS 5 O two 5 Now Amelia is described as white with brown hair blue eyes She's just over three feet tall and was last seen we're told wearing a pink Boston Red Sox shirt pink and gray tights and a pair of white and pink Under Armour shoes Catherine is white with blond hair brown eyes she's 5 ten weighs a 170 She is believed to be wearing a wig and has shaved has a shaved head but they say this morning Amelia was taken from the house in the fort hunt area about four 25 yesterday afternoon Tuesday afternoon she was last seen at tomat road in Alexandria Virginia You can see photos of both Amelia and Catherine to click away at WTO P dot com These time now one O 5 a crash involving a school bus locally and at a rental county shut down a busy highway for a couple of hours on Tuesday afternoon While some onboard went to the hospital investigators say this morning it could have been a whole lot worse The crash happened around three 20 p.m. on route one 98 about halfway between the BW Parkway and route 32 police tell me that there were 23 people on board the bus from Meade middle school Four students and two adults including the driver were taken to the hospital with non life threatening injuries A second driver involved in the crash was also hospitalized but again with non life threatening injuries Everyone involved in the crash was able to evacuate from the bus or their vehicle on their own and within about two hours route one 98 was open again But the crash remains under investigation En route one 98 in Laurel John dome in WTO be news The Logan county Commonwealth's attorney is unhappy She was disqualified from prosecuting a case Now she's asking the Virginia Supreme.
NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"logan county" Discussed on NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"Old man who meets the criteria as sexually violent predator has moved into a home in degree. The community police announced tuesday afternoon in a bulletin. Mario ortega recently moved into a new home at twelve thirteen twelfth street. Number twenty here in greeley in july. Two thousand five. He was convicted of attempted. Sexual assault of a child in logan county or take is listed as unemployed does not have a vehicle in his possession according degree please. He is on parole. Under the supervision of blair sparks it is required by state law or law enforcement. Did notify with the with the community. When a sex offender that meets the criteria of as sexually violent predator moves into their community according to the police bulletin the bulletin noted that law enforcement agencies have no legal authority to prohibit sex offenders from living in a community as of september twenty eight colorado has a total of twenty thousand seventy two registered sex offenders living in the state four hundred and seventeen of which are registered with the greeley police department. There are three hundred seventy seven sex offenders living in the state to meet the criteria as sexually violent predator nine of the three hundred and seventy seven live in greeley so some stats there To let you know home About but mario tae ortega again Sexually violent predator who has moved into greeley appear or warning Issued by the police department yesterday afternoon about About mario ortega coming into the community as well. And you said. I mean there's there's nothing they can do to prohibitive but they can let everybody know about it. Three hundred one including one extricated after crash on. Us thirty four and west greeley at two vehicle collision on us thirty. Four and well-catered seventeen sent three people to the hospital on tuesday. This was about eleven thirty. Am yesterday The story from morgan. Mackenzie out of the greeley tribune the fire department and banner. Paramedics responded not bone crash between the two pickup trucks. At the intersection in greeley. Three people were taken to local hospitals for further evaluation and treatment. According to greeley fire first responders had to perform rescue one person out of a red truck. that person was taken to uc health medical center of the rockies for unknown injuries. The other two were taken the nc mc. The crash is still under investigation. But if you were on thirty four yesterday Around eleven thirty doubt was the reason for the delays there as well as What had happened to those individuals as a result of the crash. One last story here for news for northern colorado And this is something that we knew was coming and and as soon as they threw their hat in the ring as all right. This is getting done. The south park creators inc a deal to purchase castle..
Dumb People Town
"logan county" Discussed on Dumb People Town
"They burn her mouth burner their mouth burn. Velasco burn velasco by mouth. Start right so just just. I have so many friends like this. I don't know what it says what. We don't eat it to give it. Have you seen this talk challenges where they put chocolate in front of a little kid in front of him. They go okay. You can have it. But only when i come back from the bathroom so you have to wait and then you watch kids have a fucking melted like smelling it over your shoulder. It's like you guys still at this age old last night so last night we were driving to where we were. This is this is like this could have been a tic touch. Who knows dan. sure so. We're driving across. 'cause the place who wanted to go was closed so we drove across santa monica to go over to joan's on third jones bar santa monica and near libra and at santa monica and luciana at ten o'clock at night. The light was red for for. Everyone wasn't flashing red. Hot red flag was wrong. Joke already knew this. Because i had experienced this once before but they had not. Everyone is just sitting there now for me. I'm like this should actually make people feel good because nobody moving everyone was obeying the laws weren't cars weren't slamming into each other in the left. Turn lane all the way up and then went right through it because it's a four way. Stop function this. It's like you're sitting there and the chocolates right there. We gotta wait for mom or dead to get back in and it's like what are we doing. This situation randy said to me he goes. Thank god for all these people. This is who's getting vaccinated. They do what they're told. Wait here. here's how we'll all survive. Don't be wild actually right right. I really want us to do some sort of hidden camera thing with them because it would be fun to see how far we can push you guys. Most extreme temperatures of food and just see how long it takes for you is to be hospitalized. Pizza gets put down and it's super piping hot summer. Burn their mouth on someone. You understand this guy. All he wanted was to make sure that his pizza was still warm after he picked up. The pie in urbana. I hope champagne and he made his way home to rural logan county sunday afternoon. Okay according to deputies from the logan county sheriff's office lame torch. The name tells you so much. Why strickland launches. I t y y is pushing like a whole bunch of like peacocking. He just hits who was involved last night. Why strickland you knew it was a fight. Knuckle sandwich you take dust off not to take it off. Strickland big fan of the rent fair of rural west liberty was clocked driving. Well beyond the speed limit on county road one in logan county at six thirty pm sunday. I'm going to ask you guys. How fast do you think why strickland was driving home just to get pizza so that he could be clear you you are gas. Do you wanna go first. Take second or third. And we'd you don't have to go first. You can go ever. You want in the lineup. I'd like to go third. Okay jason so. I think he was going one hundred and thirty miles per hour. I'm joe roos seen so fast. That's that's about the carpet. Yeah yes i've ever gotten ever hit the governor in your car. What's the governor. The governor only allows your car to go to a certain spot. Even though the odometer might go farther like usually around anywhere from like one seventy one flight at one now some yes some. Yeah get up. Really high straight out of minivans governors on them so just so you'll hear it hit and it's like well. We're not going fast. That's a great phrase of like how hard we party tonight. I'm taking this one to the governor governor off tonight dubliners or off. So i say one ten one ten. Okay what do you think kelsey. And then at one fifteen okay. All right good one of you boy is one number so now all of you we kinda down one number so you gotta adjust but jason one. Thirty one one eleven. Okay come on. Fourteen white strickland. Who wanted that good and warm. Yes he just wanted a good and warm night. that's his god given right was going. I mean a woman doesn't have a right to choose in this country anymore. but he's got a good warranty. It's assist hey my pizza much. He was going one hundred and fourteen miles. An hour guy..
Dumb People Town
"logan county" Discussed on Dumb People Town
"Or a henry. It's there's some medical asked me. The burden of alaska sits back. I need. I need to put it all rice. Mis he or are she is A full name person. Who's coming over bird. not burn. Velasco callie sarah james right. It's a full name on burger last when you have the option. How'd you have the last name to do it. I feel like he says his own name when he gets you with like a rip. Like if he if he gets you he's like ooh burned alaska gotcha wrath burg. Velasco is always in sales the matter what is happening shakes your hand gift card. Your card is between these two fingers right handed out. Burn velasco two days from. Now you're gonna say you're welcome to. No one tells tollbooth workers. See you later. When you're in the shower staring off into space you remember to named burn velasco all right west liberty. I don't know where that is somewhere. Logan county a logan county man. Thank you burn velasco Wanted to make sure that his pizza was still good. And warm which is worse than little caesars. Good and warm. I don't take good warm over hot and ready because one is good and warm. The other is just hot. It's just the temperature with dan last night and hung out in some much needed the three of us. Time and Different ordered a little pizza late night and it came down and it was so hot when they laid it down like this is not good i only because it was so hot bego.
WCPT 820
"logan county" Discussed on WCPT 820
"To communication workers. Three million people joined unions in the Sierra and a very short period of time. And if you, uh, enjoy time off, it's You can think of union for that and health care, Social Security Medicare. Uh, middle class wages. Pensions older came from unions, and there was efforts to organized and if we ever lose that kind of power invested in there And working people's hands. You know, milk class will continue to shrink. So I give credit to those people the courage to fight for unions earlier on and fight to keep unions and then To give everybody else's union and therefore all of us enjoying the middle class. Sure, I want to. I just I want to take a second because it's such a remarkable story. And you know when you talk about People fighting for unions and fighting for Really basic rights. Very basic rights in the beginning. Um and these were people who had nothing except their faith, their pride and that Strengthen their back, right? But they were going every day and into these minds and coming out at the end of the week with nothing but the opportunity to do it again the next week. Um, this was again It wasn't yesterday. It was 100 years ago 1921, but their work they determined that living like that was not the legacy of Americans. This is not what they All right, uh, they had to do and they were going to do something about it. They took this into their own hands to say this is not just Right and took whatever arms they had and went to the try and free their fellows who were held in prisons and marched to the top of this hill, and it was the Government that stopped this. I think maybe saved some lives by stopping the march. Yes, it could have gotten worse. Um, I don't think there's any question that they would have been worse. And the real question is How would it have turned out now, Remember, on top of that mountain was the sheriff Logan County who was in the pockets of, uh, cooperators and have been for many, many years, and he was being paid to keep the union out and keep keep them actually to keep people in slave for all intents and purposes. Seven is a lot of money being made that it just wasn't going to the people who are risking their lives to produce coal. And this was really a crash between the workers and the people who out of the minds and in some ways owned them. They had think about this for a second, and I thought people don't know this history. Not only did they have their own stores that you had to deal and if you want to buy anything yet to build about from people you work for. They are actually made their own money When Mima that it was called script Well, you were given script as a way to be paid. And the only place that was you could use. That was a company store. So you were like tied up to this company. All the time that you were underground in a very dangerous place. Then on top of that place you could buy something was their store and they charged outrageous prices for what they sold you. And then on top of that you lived in their house. So they made money off of you in every way providing a place for you to live. They make money off of you Buy them practice had have food and goods and clothing for your family. And every place you turned was just too company controlling you. And they have their own police force to that away And you couldn't come and go freely. Easier now you could quit us soon and try to find Some other place to work. But in those days, it was extremely Difficult in in the makeup of our union, Uh, when we were formed in 18 90 most most of the people who went to the Converse convention Columbus who act couldn't even talk to each other because they spoke so many different languages are journal when it was first population was published in 25 different languages. If you can imagine that. Seven that everyone could understand what was going on if their union when the more remarkable things about the first convention have found is almost unbelievable, giving them what's going on in our country. Now they these delegates, the poorest of the poor. I wrote a constitution says you could not discriminate against anyone because of race, creed, color national origin. If women have worked in the mines, and those days, I'm sure they but then included And then after they broke the convention. Excuse me the Constitution. They took up the issue of African American workers in this country in 18 90. I think sometimes they may have been way ahead of the rest of us these times because they realize if if you don't stand together And work together, fight together for common goods, and everyone's just going to do and they understood solidarity better than most and maybe even better than today. Well. I love that. It's a testament to what was in their hearts but also speaks to leadership. I heard you Um, I saw a clip of you giving a speech. Where I think you said you cannot be a leader. If you You are a liar and you don't have courage. Well, there's two things that you you can have. You cannot be a liar and you can't be a coward. And sometimes one leads to the There's. Sometimes it's hard to figure out which came first. Sometimes people tell lives so they don't have to answer for what they've done. And then sometimes people do things in the glad about what they've done and you'll be found out. So you have to have some courage. You should always be honest, because if you're not, it's some point in time. You'll have to answer for everything you've ever done and everything you ever see. So you've got you can't you can't allow those two things be part of your makeup. If you try to be a if you want to be a great leader, a good leader. Those two things just can't be part of your makeup, right? But they're not easy to be honest all the time and to be brave and it takes both do To come out of a convention. Today, let alone 100 years ago more than 100 years ago with that kind of solidarity with that kind of commitment to every, uh every other person working in the kind of conditions you're in, that takes an enormous amount of courage. One of the things that I think that that motivated and was out loud coal miners to maybe be able to make these kinds of advancement back in 18 90 all through the twenties and thirties. You have to depend on each other so much underground because of one little mistake underground and somebody gets killed or gets injured. And one thing that minors understood. And in those days the company's separated people underground and indeed, coal camps also have access in one part of the code company town and Italians and Polish. Oh, different nationalities would be separated. And the idea behind that is if you're separated, you're never going to form a union or stand together and fight back against the company. But eventually after watching this system for so long Workers understood when the mine exploded. Everybody died. Not just, uh yep. German workers and not just black workers. Everybody now the other thing that went on for years as if the matter was killed. Uh, it's only one minor when my shift would be killed. A slate for whatever. Well, the company would kick the family of the company, their house and the next thing you know, there's no place to go for the widow and.
KQED Radio
"logan county" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Local law enforcement and higher deputy forces battled the miners for more than a week, and the battle of Blair Mountain did not end until federal troops arrived in the minors surrendered in the short term. The companies were victorious. Hundreds of miners were tried and imprisoned. But the coal miners of West Virginia were not defeated. Resistance and organizing continued for more than a decade. And by 1935. They won the right to unionized with me now take for the continuing importance of the battle of Blair Mountain is Charles Keaney, author of the Road to Blair Mountain. He also serves as vice president of the Friends of Blair Mountain. And as a history professor at Southern West Virginia. Community and Technical College. Professor Katie. Welcome. Thank you for having me, Melissa. Those who are unfamiliar with the battle of Blair Mountain. Can you tell us a bit more about what initiated it? Will the initial spark or the kind of straw that broke the camel's back, as they say, came from the murder of Sid Hatfield and Ed Chambers? To local law enforcement officers in Mingo County, who had stood up for the miners and opposed evictions of the miners from company houses. So after Hatfield in chambers were murdered, you had some very significant things that were happening in Mingo County, which was this kind of beachhead for the unionization efforts in southern West Virginia. After World War, One miners were living in tent colonies, their families, families were starving. The state troopers came in attacked the tent colony stole all the food and would not allow the UMW. Way to send in more food and supplies, and then they rounded up all the coal miners and put them in pens. Then, when the one law enforcement officer who stood up for the miners was murdered on August, the 1st 1921 5000 miners congregated on Charleston, where my great grandfather, Frank Keeney told the miners that the only way you can get your rights as with a high powered rifle. He then told them to go home and await the call to March. In between Mingo County and Charleston, where they left. There was Logan County, which was another notoriously anti union county, and they had to try to break the defenses that were placed along Blair Mountain and Ridge Lines that stretch for about 12 miles. The battle went for five days and was on the spot on the 12 Mile front. But the miners were never able to break through Don shavings defenses. Tell me a little bit more about your great grandfather, Frank Keeney. My great grandfather grew up on Cabin Creek, West Virginia. That's the home of famous NBA basketball player Jerry West. But before then it was just coal country and my family lost their land to the coal industry, which many families did during that time. The biggest inhibited economic development in Appalachians. Absentee land ownership. They lost their land. He started working as a trap boy in the minds just after the age of 10. He made his way only to the sixth grade in school. But he self educated. And during the paint Creek Cabin Creek strike of 1912 1913. He became a leader in that strike. Strike that turned very, very violent and which, somewhere between 50 and 100 people were killed during that strike, and but he led the miners to victory. And after that he was elected to president of the Union in West Virginia and president of the West Virginia State Federation of Labor. He was an ardent socialist. And rather militant, and not afraid to use direct action. I think as we're speeding towards Labour Day, which you know for so many feels like, well, you know, it's kind of the last moment of holiday. You know, some places schools sort of are marking their beginning there. But I'm not sure that we sort of retail enough in the broadest sense. This history of what labour movements really were. I mean, I think it's still jaw dropping for so many of us that it was this level of violence. These were not peaceful demonstrations in that sense. No, not at all. And the fact that it was an interracial and ethnic mix of miners around 20% of the miners that were marching were African Americans. About another 30% were recent immigrants that had come over and this was something that really scared the powers that be one cooperators said testifying after the battle, he said You cannot. Imagine the terrorism that prevailed anywhere. One could look one could see a colored man with a rifle. Those were his words they controlled 500 Square miles of territory. The U. S army was brought in the U. S. Air service was brought in. But this idea of poor whites, blacks and immigrants working together when we know that those groups often pitted against one another in today's political arena that scared the powers that be, and that's just and battled their mountain took place, You know, only around 90 days after Tulsa So all of that's fresh on the minds of the people that are taking up arms. Isn't this also part of the beginning of the language? Redneck right when you think of the word redneck? Of course, most people think of this stereotype, and there are a number of different origins of the word redneck. But coal miners and labor Pro union people began wearing red bandanas in West Virginia. It's a coal miners were called rednecks. And that meant your union man. If you said the word redneck in 1921. It did not mean anything close to what it means. Today you were a union man that were black rednecks. There were immigrant rednecks. It was a symbol of their union pride. Minors would continue to wear red bandannas Third Black Lung Association the sixties and when teachers went on strike in West Virginia, they wore red bandanas just a few years ago, it has become a symbol of labor, solidarity and unionism. The But because the miners didn't win the battle of their mountain. They didn't control the story. And so the coal companies and the media were able to say that the violence was not a product of This industrial autocracy, but rather the violence was this backward, ignorant, moonshine drinking culture. It allowed people to be dismissive of individuals and the culture here in the.
The Majority Report with Sam Seder
"logan county" Discussed on The Majority Report with Sam Seder
"All of the citizens of west virginia have cared myth improvement. What is true in. Logan county has been doing. Every other and mining sector of spain hot is in the mining. Sections of virginia has likewise drew in the chemical lynn stray in the lumbering and threat in the railroad and three and the lines down and grade. And it's true of all of west. Virginia you want to change it then elect may hypocrite. Anna fooled be go. I have just come here from agreed. Tonight's convention of the united mine workers over my with delegates from several local union which was section in the queen's at cincinati afford about eight days and that convention i'm witnessed one of the most not taking mobley. Sex ambitions have been who's the termination has been mile off to see eight hundred nine five elected delegate. I'm.
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"What a glaring oversight Get coverage for your pets with an auto policy from progressive risk gives the insurance company an affiliate's coverage for cats and dogs included in the purchase of Collision coverage and subject policy terms. Research found that about 3.8 Million Americans aged 20 to 24 were not in employment, education or training. Use. Radio 1000 Katie, Okay, AM and Caixa. Oklahoma City. The decision impacts about 90,000 Oklahomans. Now, starting on Monday, the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission will begin accepting applications for the governor's $1200 return to work incentive. Sentencing is August 19th for Max Townsend, who was convicted of killing three members of the more high school cross country track team and injuring four others when his pickup veered into them as they ran Cleveland County jurors convicted towns and on Friday of three counts. Second degree murder in seven other charges in the February 2020 crashed. The crash killed Kobe Crumb, Rachel Freeman and your idiom. Martinez. Jurors have recommended a sentence of life in prison for each murder conviction, 10 years for each hit and run count involving death and two years for each hit and run count involving injury. A junior high in high school basketball coach who is also a high school teacher in Nica. Arrested on sexual assault charges. Ronald Akins is suspected of rape and sexual battery, The Grady County Sheriff's Office says. A former student reported the allegations that started the investigation. A woman and her one year old are safe after authorities say the woman's husband kidnapped them in Logan County Thursday and took them to Corpus Christi, Texas. Authorities spiked the vehicle, which came to a stop and the man grabbed the baby and ran inside a building. He allegedly fired shots inside the building, but nobody was hurt. After a standoff with authorities, the man shot himself And was taken to a hospital in critical condition. The Supreme Court is set to make rulings on several cases this week as we hear from David Sponte this coming week, likely the busiest and most anticipated of the court's term before the summer recess. There are five cases yet to be decided. One of those involves voting rights. It's a case out of Arizona. The Democratic Party says Arizona's voting laws Discriminate against blacks, Native Americans and Hispanics. This case also deals with ballot harvesting. That's when the third party collects a ballot, then delivers those ballots in one group. The second big case deals with challenges from two conservative groups. They have an issue with a California law that requires charities to disclose the names and addresses of their major donors. Legislation goes into effect soon that is supposed to stop those annoying robocalls. Hold from infiltrating your phone. Robocall data expert Jim Terril with transaction Network services, says that under the new law, large carriers have to file a plan with the FCC by the end of this month. Providers need to adopt a call of an occasion framework which dramatic it's a lot harder to kind of The call her name or the caller I d on the calls that are sent to subscribers. The hope is that once the plans are in place scam robo calls will be stopped before they hit your phone from the Katie. Okay Weather center and the forewarn storm team. Cloudy storms are likely today. Tomorrow and Wednesday. Today we'll get up to around 80, and then.
WZFG The Flag 1100AM
"logan county" Discussed on WZFG The Flag 1100AM
"To be just to the south of Jamestown pushing in towards the Grand Rapids area of North Dakota, right and we're just getting some pictures in Of Hail 80 Miles northeast of Wish, checkout to our West and boy, That's uh darn close. It's somewhere between Let's say Hennig and and baseball sized hail. It's a That's some big stuff out there and again, That was that's from those storms well out to our West, but that's the same cluster of storms that is pressing to the East. Right now and again. Uh, if you're listening to us, and you're traveling going west on 94, I'd pull over. If you can is this line of storms is, uh I think once you get past Jamestown, you're fine. But going through this right before Valley City, especially if you're just south of the Interstate two, Uh, these storms really lining up in an East west fashion, and they'll slowly be pushing here into the Fargo area. Some of them already are. But most of the severe stuff right now has been hanging out to our West. Where there's again still severe thunderstorm warnings continuing for ransom county until 10 15 looks like radar was indicating, uh, pretty good wind potential with that system with that storm. Down to our South and West Severe thunderstorm warning as Justin was saying until 10 15 near for Barnes and western CASS County, those storms are again continuing to press to the east and slight Northeast. The heaviest part of that's going to be coming pretty close to the Fargo area by around 10 30. It looks like if radar trend continues at May. Uh, it's just north. But then there's another cluster behind that that more than likely will target the Fargo area here between about 10 30 midnight So again if you're just tuning in I would say before the worst weather hits the Red River Valley if you can put your car inside the garage if you got that patio furniture outside You might want to tie that down or move that into the garage as well. 71271 1100. If you have any severe weather or rainfall reports, we're getting radar indications. Some of these cells are producing 1 to 2 inches per hour. And again that could lead to some localized flooding. We need the rain don't need it all at once. But again, we'll be keeping an eye on that plenty of moisture available again if you have any damage reports, storm reports or rainfall reports. Shoot his call 71271 1100 that goes right here into the flag studio we can. That helps also the National Weather Service because then we can pass that along to them. That info gets uploaded with them, and it helps everybody out. So Uh, let's see. So if you're just joining us, we've got a line of thunderstorms looking at radar right now. Stretching from western parts of CASS County, stretching out through, uh, Southern Barnes and statesman counties and even further West than that even stretching down now. Into areas of northern, uh, Logan County as well. These storms continue to develop out to our south and west and moving generally in the East Northeast direction. We've got what appears to be Um, we call it a meso low. That's just exiting areas of Barnes County. Um, almost the barns, CASS County line, and what we're looking at is that that usually enhances the thunderstorm. Activity and looking at radar. Sure enough, That's exactly what it's doing as, uh As we're looking at those storms, continuing to press to the east and slight northeast at about 20 miles an hour. Uh, no new warnings here, Justin and them not seeing much in the way of damage reports. Now that will come out. I'm sure with the hail size out to the west that were seen between Hennig and and just under Baseball size. Hail. I'm guessing that's going to come. Come in doing some some damage reports as we as we head throughout the night, But as these storms continue to evolve here, over the next now that the sun has gone down, Uh, we've lost the Uh, the instability that would cause tornadic activity. It doesn't Threat but also damaging winds and large hail threat as well. So once again, if you just if you're just tuning in going to kind of give you a quick rundown, then we'll throw you back to regular programming because we're not getting any any new reports in here. But we do have a severe thunderstorm warning for ransom County. Until 10 15 this evening. Severe thunderstorms. Uh, just south of Valley City, moving northeast at 15. Some of the locations in the path of that include Elliot, Uh, around nine. The Abbott and then just pass Elliott now after 9 30 also areas around Lisbon. Also Venlo and Sheldon kind of in the path of that storm as well and other severe thunderstorm. That's very thunderstorm warning for Barnes and Western CASS County. Uh, that goes until 10 15 and main threat with that damaging winds. That storm is moving northeast at about 25 And again that's already passed through areas around Catherine expecting the round Tower city in Buffalo here as well over the next half hour or so, so again, severe thunderstorms getting a little closer to the Red River Valley here. They will be arriving there knocking at the door of Fargo right now out to our West expected To move to the east and a little closer to home here within the next hour or so. Again. Tornado threat kind of diminishing a little bit, and most of that has been out to our West Southern Stutman County, especially just south of Jamestown. Numerous reports of funnels out there. No reports of any injury or damage, which is good and other than that we're looking at, uh, very heavy thunderstorms. Uh, basically hugging the statesman. County line, uh and to the South. Along Lamar County as well. So again Northern Lamar County kind of under the gun for some very heavy rain again if you have any damage, reports, rainfall reports Judas Call here at studio 71271 1100. That's the flag studios at 27701 to 71 1100. We'd love to hear your any damage reports rainfall reports again. We've been very dry lately, so any rain helps not all at once. That's for sure. We don't need the localized flooding. But again, these storms are not quick movers and they continue to back build. Um all the way out to the West. Just, uh, actually, just to the northeast of Mo Bridge. That's the backend. So we've got a ways to go tonight, folks. It's going to be a kind of a long night. As as this line of storms continues oppressed to the East and Northeast and again, uh, this will turn into more of a Hail, damaging wind threat as we had closer to the midnight hour opposed to a tornado threat as well. With that there is.
KTOK
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"Today, the governor announced that the state of Oklahoma is going to end those extra jobless benefits. The extra $300 a week benefit as of June, 26 that would have continued through September. Governor also announced to $1200 initiative to be paid to anyone who gets off unemployment and gets a job. The payment is available after six weeks of work, and only the 1st 20,000 people who apply will be eligible. The State Health Department says there are currently about 1400 active covert 19 cases in Oklahoma. About 130 people are in the hospital. There have been another 18 deaths President Biden today, confirming plans to share millions of doses of Corona virus vaccine with other countries. Here's Terry Moore The president spoke with White House and talked about global solutions to serious international problems. New VARYS could rise overseas that could put us at greater risk and we need to help fight the disease around the world to keep us safe here at home and to do the right thing of helping other people is the right thing to do, He stressed. The U. S will not use vaccines to secure favors from other nations. The president also noted the new relaxed guidance from the CDC. One wearing facemasks. Let's all be kind and respectful one another As we come out of this pandemic respect those who want to continue to wear a mask, even if they've been vaccinated. I'm Terry Moore. An A. T. M that was stolen recently from a bank in northwest Oklahoma City has been found in a field. Northwest 97th and Broadway. New Spore is reporting. Whoever stole it, dumped it in the field and then tried to destroy it with an excavator that was taken from a nearby construction site. Police are investigating multiple people now facing charges after yet another drug raid this morning at a medical marijuana farm in Logan County. Mark Woodward with the State Drug Bureau says the raid was another piece of an ongoing investigation targeting criminals moving thousands of pounds of marijuana onto the black market.
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"Are barely higher. The dampers sell off to start 2021. I'm David Anthony, and this is Fox News. Vaccination scheduling app. Good morning. I'm Jacqueline Scott in the KT. Okay. New Center, And this is Oklahoma's first news mile today for January are forecast is coming up. The State Health Department is putting the finishing touches on a new online scheduling app that will be available Thursday. For people age 65 older to sign up for a covert 19 vaccination, it will screen them. For eligibility for the vaccine will help them to identify a pod near them, and then they could sign up for an appointment at that time. Deputy Health Commissioner Keith Reid says the scheduling process will be tied to how much vaccine the state receives each week. It's estimated that amount will be between 30,000 and 40,000 doses. The Oklahoma City Council today will consider a proposal to demolish the city's old jail. It 200 North cartel. Preservationists opposed the idea because they say, is architecturally and historically significant. Demolition proponents want the property turned into a parking lot. A man wanted in connection with the Logan County murderer has been caught, Authorities say. 29 year old Cody Scruggs surrendered after a manhunt yesterday he was wanted for allegedly shooting and killing his brother in law, Michael Cole during a family gathering at home near Simmons and Coltrane. On Sunday night, a man and a woman arrested after authorities found a bomb at a home in Luther. Police executed a search warrant in the home in the 600 block Dogwood yesterday and found the explosive device. The Oklahoma County bomb squad secured the bomb from the Alan Samuels. Volkswagen Weather Studio. Allen Samuels, Volkswagen, your friend in the car business. Partly cloudy today a high of 54 a low in the mid forties, and then tomorrow it will be mostly cloudy with a chance of isolated storms. A high of 47 alot of.
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"96.1 HD to Oklahoma City thing. State Health Department today will officially announce the beginning of the state's face to cope in 19 vaccination distribution strategy, which includes adult age 65 older The strategy also includes a statewide appointment scheduling tool that officials say will launch this week. Meanwhile, the State Health Department reports today that there have been more than 306,000 positive covert 19 cases in Oklahoma since the pandemic began, and more than 2500 total deaths. Oklahoma County has a new sheriff. Republican Tommy Johnson was sworn into office today at U. S. Grant High School in Oklahoma City, where he graduated. He becomes Oklahoma counties. First black sheriff. He's a former Norman police officer. Oklahoma U. S. Senator James Lankford says he's among nearly a dozen Republican senators who plan to object to Wednesday's certification of electoral college results. That is, unless there's an emergency 10 Day audit of the results by an electoral commission. 1969 33, Senators, both Republican and Democrat, challenged a faithless elector from North Carolina on it. And so there was a pretty broad vote during that time period available to challenge them. We had it in 2000 and five and a challenge in Ohio. This is the nature of our system. Langford spoke in response to the GOP effort. Authorities are investigating another death at the Oklahoma County jail. The body of 40 year old Bradley own Lane of Oklahoma City was found Saturday night in his cell jail, officials say the victim's cell mate, 27 year old Shaquille, Shawn Brown of chickens, Shay was reportedly seen holding a weapon. Lane was found partially under a mattress where authorities were conducting a routine search. Logan County authorities are looking for a man wanted in connection with the murder. Investigators are looking for a 29 year old Cody Scruggs. Authorities say Scruggs is considered armed and dangerous. I'm Margo Moreno. In other news, Oklahoma City police say a pursuit ended yesterday with the suspect fatally shooting himself. Authorities say the suspect was wanted for allegedly stealing the vehicle he was driving. Crash ended the chase near northwest 42nd and Independence. Police say the suspect shot himself shortly after a shooting at a northwest Oklahoma City bar sends to to the hospital. It happened Saturday night at Tramps Bar near Northwest, 39th and Pen. Authorities say one victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. The other victim's injuries were less severe. An investigation is underway. Take a look at your checking account because your second coronavirus stimulus payment. Maybe they're the IRA says today is the effective date for the Treasury Department to transfer those $600 per person payments to taxpayers accounts. The Oklahoma City Council tomorrow will consider a proposal to demolish the city's old jail. A 200 North shark tale. Preservationists opposed the idea because they say, it's architecturally and historically significant. I'm Margo Moreno, or entering into a drive had earned going forward, and that is good news. Take a look. Temperatures today into the forties. As we go into tonight, a chilly night of skies clear out looking at middle 20 so bundle up. It is going to be cold and cold..
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"I believe they're now clear and all lanes are once again open on the parkway between the Baltimore Beltway and the capital Beltway. Married to pump the W T o P traffic Storm Team four. Meteorologist Lauren Riggins yesterday was gorgeous outside for January. Why can't it always be like that? You know, we have to move to its seven California If we want that kind of kind of weather, John Cookie that's tricky to pull off a trick. You're absolutely right. Yeah. 58 degrees is where we topped out yesterday. It was so nice yesterday. Your right now it's gonna be wet and cold. Today. Temperatures are in the thirties and forties. Rain is steady, pretty much west. I'm sorry east of I 81 at this point, but it's really clearing through Fuck your county, clearing through portions of Logan County. Right now, This rain continues to push to the north and the east so we will see move out. Over the next hour two and then we are looking at another bout of rain after along the precipitation later on this afternoon. Now we still have that winter weather advisory in place that goes until 2 p.m.. But the good news is our temperatures haven't dropped too much, So I'm not seeing a lot of that freezing rain falling higher elevated surfaces areas over 1000 ft, especially through Frederick County, Maryland. Even down through Loudon County. That's where you're going to find some of the some of that freezing rain, perhaps, but for the most part, she's been rain that's been falling across the area, but we'll continue to monitor those temperatures. So we'll get a little longer precipitation coming here soon and then another round of rain later on this afternoon temperatures topping out in the upper thirties and lower forties Today, tomorrow would just cloudy. But we still have temperatures in the low to mid forties, which is seasonable for this time of year. Keep the clowns around on Tuesday loaded mid forties, maybe a As in spring core snow shower, not gonna amount to anything. And then Wednesday, Thursday, we finally get the sunshine back Tracking a storm for possibly next Friday. 40 right now in Washington, Baltimore, Annapolis and 38, Leesburg down to 34. All right, Thanks a lot, Lauren. We're coming up on 7 12 here, And there's a lot of reasons to be glad that 2020.
Bob Zadek
Larry Canton Griffin, New York City And Logan County discussed on Bob Zadek
"The man suspected of placing two devices that look like pressure cookers in a New York City Subway last week is now in custody New York City police haven't released details on the man's apprehension and charges have not been announced but officers say the man seen in surveillance video has been arrested Logan county West Virginia sheriff's deputies identified the suspect as twenty six year old Larry canton Griffin the second who they say they have arrested three times in the last eight years the discovery of the cookers Friday led to an evacuation and royal the morning commute authorities determined they were not explosives I'm my
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Health officials trying to find link in McHenry County Legionnaires' cases
"Tunein wbz news time five o'clock let's get to the newsroom and vic vaughn thanks the fair skies in seventy two degrees at o'hare health officials in one for north west suburb are investigating an outbreak of legionnaires disease so far there's nothing to connect those who fallen ill not at this point and that's what we're trying to ascertain investigate susan choruses with the mchenry county department of public health she says they'd confirmed nine cases over the past month that's as many cases as the county saw in all of two thousand sixteen residents and first responders in suburban madison wisconsin gathered last night to pay their respects to thirty four year old firefighter corey bar his body was transported in a procession from the dane county medical examiner's office to a funeral home he was killed in the line of duty and a sun prairie gas explosion tuesday in the town's historic downtown district a federal judge in chicago is ordered the reunion of two brazilian boys with their fathers the family lawyer karen hoffman these these two families it's been it's really been unspeakably devastating to be separated for so long and not know when they're gonna see their parents are when the parents are going to see the children they've been held in chicago there were separated nearly two months ago from their fathers at the us mexico border after crossing into the us illegally the judge gave the justice department until one forty eight this afternoon he said if that deadline is admit he'd call an emergency hearing friday morning boys fathers are both locked up on charges a small plane used interstate fifty five is a crash landing spot yesterday afternoon near the downstate town of lincoln the pilot was trying to make it to logan county when the plane lost power he hit a car with a landing gear in the process it knocked out the driver's window but no one was injured federal the federal aviation administration rather is investigating a train partially severed a boy's foot when he tried to get his football off the tracks it happened yesterday afternoon near eighty seventh and south dolphin it's not yet clear whether it was a metra commuter or canadian national freight train the boys hospitalized him recovering at comber children's hospital let's get it update.