Europe Coal Prices Soar as Export Demand Rises
Hampton Roads reports nearly all Pocahontas West Virginia Sprint and Kentucky Black coals flowing east for export. Domestic supply dwindles as exporters outbid American buyers, with prices as high as 11.50 net ton for high grade coal. Export demand drives domestic prices and coal cars remain scarce.
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Sprint
Kentucky
Fairmont
New River
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Pennsylvania
Tidewater
New England
Biron
Massachusetts
Rts
England
United States
Coolidge Poses for Picture Amid Campaign and Coal Talk
President candidate Calvin Coolidge poses for photographers as his campaign signals, while coal industry sources project potential export growth to 48 million tons yearly. The piece notes Canada’s role, expecting 22 million tons of American coal to be sold there in 1920 and describes railcar shortages hampering shipments.
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Calvin the
Canada
United
Americus Sees Coal Shortage Despite Yard Stocks
In Americus and nationwide a coal shortage looms as deliveries lag. Thomas Harrold warns against alarm while noting tight supplies and rising prices. Local dealers report limited tonnage on hand, high replacement costs, and uncertain future shipments amid scarce steam coal and railroad car availability.
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Thomas Harrold
Mr. Harrold
Jellico
Altho
Harrold
Frold
E. Johnson
Americus Lighting Co
L. G. Council
Council
Train Strikes Cow. Fireman Killed in Alabama Wreck
A Louisville and Nashville passenger train No. 5 struck a cow near Chapman Alabama this morning. Fireman Sam Malone was killed and Engineer Conner Wilson badly scalded in the wreck.
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Greenville
Als
Sam Malone
Conner Wilson
Louisville and Nashville
Chapman
Ala
Weather Forecast for ee cena fair tonight
Local forecast notes fair conditions tonight with light winds and dry skies. Temperatures are expected to be mild with a gradual warmup expected into the morning and afternoon.
Polish Invasion In Russia Described As Worse Than Hell
J Herbert Duckworth reports from Reval Esth emia on June 23 about life under bolshevik rule. He recalls boarded stores in Pakov, rampant black markets, scarce bread, high prices in rubles, and salt shortages. He notes traders buying czar money with Soviet rubles and a commissar offering favors for exchange.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
REVAL
Esthemia
Seeyevaskaja
Poond
Yan d
Coen
Sikov
Atternton
Pskov
Kerensky
Lenin and Trotzky
Wilson urges railroad wage board decision
President Wilson sent a message to the Chicago based railroad labor board urging a wage award. The White House did not release the text as W N Doak of the Trainmen's brotherhood met with Secretary Tumulty and promised a further statement. Four big transportation brotherhood leaders denied plans for a nationwide strike this week.
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Wilson
Railroad Labor Board
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White House
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Trainmen’s Brotherhood
Tumulty
BIG Four
Cleveland
Nda
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Order of Railway
Playground Program To Start This Thursday
An announcement states the playground program begins Thursday at 6 o clock with two short plays by younger children under the direction of Jes Verdier. After the plays there will be singing, dancing, and games in the afternoon.
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Jes Verdier
Mise Winans
Dannce
Scouts Reach Asheville On Lake Junalaska Trip
Telegram from Asheville reports Scout Master Silas J Berus Johanen and local Boy Scouts reached Lake Sunakulsa area about 20 miles beyond Asheville after two weeks of travel by auto tracks. They expected to arrive Tuesday evening but travel was slower than anticipated.
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Times-Recorder
Asheville
N. C
Silas J . Berus Johanen
Lake Sunaluska
No Admission Fee For Rotary Kiwanis Game
A brief item notes there will be no admission charge for a Rotary Kiwanis game. Attendees are to gather at the playground Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock to form camps before the game which starts at 4.
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Jack
Me Holst
Groceries and Markets To Take Half Holiday
Americus Wisconsin grocers will observe a half holiday this week starting at 1 pm with limited exceptions. The practice will continue throughout the summer as housekeepers are urged to plan purchases in advance.
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Americus
Disarmament Note Handed to German Delegation
In Paris the disarmament note agreed by allied premiers and the council of ambassadors was handed to the German peace delegation this morning. The note details terms from the Paris conference and follows the allied push for treaty limitations.
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Council of Ambarcators
Premiers Logae
Rioting Renewed at Londonderry Shocks Local Scene
Rioting flared again in Londonderry this morning as clashes disrupted streets. Police reported injuries and a tense patrol as residents watched developments unfold near key shops and roads.
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Londonderry
Democratic Convention Faces Prohibition Clash in San Francisco
Dispatches from San Francisco and across states report rising Democratic factional tensions over prohibition as delegates arrive for the convention. National leaders say settlement will occur on the floor, not behind closed doors, amid debates on platform adoption and key figures like Bryan, Hoover, Owen, and Meredith.
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Harmony National
Cummings
Bilion
Cone Twenty Five Years: Faithful Wife Reunion
Unannounced, J. W. Clarke returns after years away to his home where he finds Mrs. Clarke. The couple, separated for a quarter century, discuss reconciliation and divorce, with Clarke proposing a fresh start amid local rumors and family ties.
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J. W. Clarke
America
Nike
Hin
Plentiful Preparations For Delegates In San Francisco
June 23 dispatch from San Francisco describes Democratic National Convention preparations. City efforts include weather-friendly planning, police traffic guidance, and extensive hospitality for visiting delegates. Women’s divisions showcase flowers, signs urge visitors to hotel districts, private homes list rooms, and luncheons and teas for guests are organized.
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Mabel Abbott
San
Chicago Coliseum
Stra
Mark T Street
St. Francis
Women's Division
National Executive Committee
San Francisco
Market Street
East Gardens
Palmer Leads, Rickey's and the Palmer Candidacy
June 20 in San Francisco Palmer leads in discussion as McAdoo withdraws. National committee members push Palmer with renewed vigor to gain delegates and force a Palmer victory possibly through a Wilson Bryan coalition, while Cox and Bryan division shapes the nomination race.
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Palmer
Wilson
Bryan
Cox
National Committee
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