Mining Engineer Discusses War Toll And Ore Use
Dr. Rice chief engineer of the United States Bureau of Mines spoke to the Montana section of the American Institute of Mining at the Silver Bow club on German attacks on mines in Belgium and France and the postwar outlook. He described flooding of coal mines, destruction of 220 shafts, and France's iron but scarce coke and coal while urging continued aid to the Allies and the use of liquid oxygen explosive in mining. The event featured Prof. Theodore Simons as chairman with a luncheon follow-up.
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Montana
American Institute of Mining
Silver Bow Club
Rice
United States Bureau of Mines
Butte
Minneapolis
S Fern
France
Mr. Rice
Belgium
Bismarck
Alsace
Lorraine
Wilson
England
Germany
Europe
Dr. Rice
Theodore Simons
School of Mines
Engel
Barre Basin
A. 3. Company
Thomas Varley
Salt Lake
Dan Harrington
Bureau of Mines
Governor Refuses Tramway Strike Settlement Demand
Denver August 12 Gov. Oliver H Shoup rejected a request from the Denver Tramway Company to discharge strikebreakers and reinstate striking trainmen The track on Stout street was damaged by explosives under the rails and a car was crippled A dockyard switch was tampered with Police attributed the acts to carmen or sympathizers No injuries were reported
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Denver
Oliver H. Shoup
Denver ‘Tramway Company
Stout
Noone
Poice
Carmen
Young Disabled War Veteran Shown Leniency
Coastwise longshoremen voted at a mass meeting to return to work Monday if steamship owners replace strikebreakers. They submitted demands including a 25 cent hourly wage increase to arbitration after resuming work.
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New York
Coastwine
F& Mass
Suffrage Record in Harding Era Cited Amid Campaign Notes
The article discusses Harding's suffrage stance and shifts on the League of Nations, noting late votes and party alignment. It also raises concerns about education pay and rural-urban population balance, with Stillwater county population figures listed as 7,630 in Washington data.
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Senate
Harding
Ohio
League of Nations
Stillwater County
Washington
Am Express Co Rates Increase Described in Regular Manner
The commission says the increase in Am Express Company rates is to be treated in the normal process. No part of the decision forecasts the location of Adams and American Express Co units or the continuation of consolidation with the American Express sector. A proposed new contract between the consolidated company and the railroads is awaiting approval.
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Adams, American. Co
American Express Ce ‘Tor
Consolidated Company
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