Goal Shipments Priority Urged by Commission
The commission ordered all coal car permits canceled except for essential movements such as sugar beets to factories. A program with coal operators and railroads aims to meet domestic coal needs, targeting about 2,100 cars daily across several states. After Oct 14, preferential railcar access for public institutions requires commission approval.
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Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wsern
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Northwest
National Coal Association
Bonds Exchange Rule Warns of Lost Interest
Fourth issue bonds bearing 4 percent interest will lose coupons after October 15 and cannot be exchanged before January 1, 1921. Banks advise holders to exchange promptly through their banks when the government permits. Conversion to higher rate bonds is for the holder’s advantage only if done now, as notices require six months before revocation.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Minneapolis
Coal companies face probes over Butte coal bias claims
A parliamentary committee appointed by Mr Gow considers sending coal companies or private investigators with railroad agents to determine alleged discrimination at Butte mines. The six member panel includes Frank Crase, J C St Clair, W H Merriman, P J L Wills, J F Allen and Eugene Boyle. The discussion notes Butte holds twice the domestic coal stock of prior years while industries have ample supply, and some mining firms appear to favor sending personnel elsewhere.
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J. A. Reeves
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Wyoming Coal
Lowa
Araska
Utah
San Francisco
Oakland
Butte
E. O. Boyle
Great Northern
J.C. S. Clair
F. A. Crase
Fred Cobb
J. C. Ambrosetti
Mr. St. Clair
Mr Gow
Frank Crase
J. C. St Clair
W. H. Merriman
P. JL. Wills
J. F. Allen
Eugene Boyle
Cleveland Night at the Hollenden as Dodgers Meet
In Cleveland the Dodgers prepare for a key series with reporters at the Hollenden hotel serving as press headquarters. The Brooklyn delegation, including Wilbert Robinson, Marquard, and Cadore or Pfeffer, mingle with journalists while plan discussions and skull practice sessions unfold ahead of the next game.
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Hollenden Hotel
Hollenden
Brooklyn
Winton Hotel
Wilbert Robinson
Wilbert
New York
Col
Til Houston
Grimes
Dodgers
Marquard
Cadore
Pfeffer
Sherrod Smith
Rube Marquard
Rube
Cleveland
George Stallings
Boston Braves
Sherwood Magee
Tommy Connolly
Griffith
O’ne’l
Criffith
Robinson
Adla
Connolly
Robbie
Democrats Rally in Helena Attack Nonpartisan League
A Montana rally in Helena organized by the Independent Democrats of Lewis and Clark county urged Democrats to unite against the townley town and nonpartisan league. Senator Myers denounced the league, defended Wilson era reforms for farmers and labor, and urged the party to confront what he called socialist and bolshevist influence. Judge Jones chaired the meeting with McConnell presenting resolutions denouncing the league and endorsing the Democratic administration.
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Lester Loble
Independent Democrats
Lewis and Clark County
Democrats
Montana
Helena
Myers
Sudeve Jones
George Jores
Forsyth
Tudsge Jones
Democratic Platform
Judge Jones
Democratic Party of
Washington
Jefferson
Wilson
Boards of Arbitration
Townley
Minnesota
North Dakota
Democratic Party
Europe
Townley-Dunn
America
Atention
Starlow Pease
Linete
Heeler
Nalyl
Great Falls
W. F. Dunn
Russia
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Towrey-Dunn
Louis F Irvine
Republcan
Wellington D
Jones
A. McConnell
Non-Partisan League
Democratic State
Democratic State Administration
McConnell
J. T. Owens
Resolutions for Montana Democrats endorse Myers and Cox
The Montana Democratic club endorses Henry L. Myers for U.S. Senate and Franklin D. Roosevelt for vice president, repudiates the nonpartisan league ticket, praises Gov. S. V. Stewart, and pledges to defeat the factional ticket by voting Republican nominees while urging loyal Democrats to speak out and organize a seven member committee to carry out the aims.
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Dorse
North Dakota
Helena
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Party
League
Henry L. Myers
United States
Montana
Montana Democratic Club
Congress
Henry JL. Myers
Enator
Montang
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Bute
Railroads
Waoming Coal Company
Burlington Road
Northern Pacific
Bear Creek Company
Mr. Crase
Mr. Cobb
Mr. Ambrosetti
Cobb
Mr. Marks
Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Lumber Company
Owl Creek Coal Company
F. W. Bacorn
Baltimore Rices
ASK Democrats
Jon Wit
THE
NEW League
Columbia
Grafonda
Columbia Graphophone Company
Florence Macbeth
Dia
Columbia Record
Butte’s
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