Passports for Foreign Miners Could Be Denied to Return
Europe faces a coal shortage with a 40 million ton gap as U S officials warn alien laborers abroad may find it impossible to obtain passports to return. Frank L Polk cautions consulars will enforce strict rules while George S Rice reports continued fuel shortages and labor unrest in Europe.
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United States
Europe
Frank L. Polk
National Coal Association
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Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
D. C. Roper
Internal Revenue Department
Westphalia
Belgium
George S. Rice
United States Bureau of Mines
France
Great Britain
Rhine Valley
Saar
Manning
Bureau of Mines
Rice
America
Romanian Premier Withdraws From Peace Talks
Premier Bratiano of Romania quits the peace conference over perceived mistreatment during negotiations. He opposes the minority protection provisions and says continued tenure is impossible amid the discussions.
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Bratiano
Rumania
Atene
Paving Delays on KON ROAD Between Circle Hill and Floodwood
District Engineer Fawcett warned contractor Barthlow to speed up the KON ROAD project between Circle Hill and Floodwood as only about a dozen workers are on site. The Logan contractor signed a February contract to complete by September 1, but local roadmen fear winter delays and possible continuation into next year. If winter detours are needed, motorists may remain on the main road until project resumes.
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Floodwood
Fawcett
Barthlow
State Highway Department
Anderson
Market Report From Pittsburg and Chicago Produce
Today's markets show cattle receipts light and a steady range with Choice cattle $15.25 to $16.00 and Prime $14.00 to $14.75. Hogs trend lower with Prime heavy $22.25 to $22.50 and Stags $14.00 to $15.00. Chicago butter and eggs quote Creamery 52 and Firsts 49 to 51.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati Cattle Market Report Slips and Gains
Cattle receipts total 8600 with a steady market. shippers paid 11.50 to 15.00. Calves market slow with extra 18.00 to 18.50. Hogs receipts 4000 up 20 to 25 cents. good packers and butchers paid 22.50. Sheep receipts 400, market strong with extra 6.00 to 7.75. Lambs receipts 650, market 50 cents higher with extra 15.50 to 17.50.
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Cincinnati
Columbus Hay Market Prices for Timothy Clover and Straw
Prices paid by consumers to producers and retailers. No 1 timothy 87 dollars No 2 timothy 36 No 3 timothy 31 No 1 clover mixed 36 No 1 clover 36 No 2 clover 88 No 1 light mixed 36 standard 38 Oats straw 9.50 rye straw 11 wheat straw 9.50
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Columbus
Cincinnati Produce Market Eggs Steady Prices Listed
Cincinnati market reports steady eggs with losses offset by steady prime firsts at 44 cents per dozen and seconds at 36 cents. Live poultry prices show fowls over five pounds at 30 cents per pound and under five pounds at 30 cents, broilers varying by weight up to 45 cents, and roosters at 19 cents.
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Cincinnati
Liberty Bond Quotations From New York Market
Liberty bond quotations listed in New York on July 17 show 3 1 2s at 99 26 and First 4s at options intraday. This brief market note records bond pricing for Liberty issues and investor interest.
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New York
Odds and Payouts for 4 and 3 48 Plays
The report lists multiple bets with payouts: Second 4s 93.94, First 4 1 48 95.08, Second 4 1 48 94.02, Third 4 1 48 95.00, Fourth 4 148 93.98, Victory 3 3 48 100 and 99.96.
Toledo Grain Market Closing Prices
Toledo Ohio reports closing grain prices for July 17 with corn No. 3 yellow at $2.00, oats standard white 83 to 84, barley No. 2 $1.28, rye No. 2 $2.60 1-2, and seed values for clover, alsike, and timothy with listed cash and future months prices.
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Toledo
Alsike
Timothy
Wedding Permits Issued For Local Pairings
Thomas Hughes age 21 a pipe fitter of Jackson and Lucile Pierce age 21 a teacher of Athens with Rev EB D March officiating. Ralph E Evans age 21 a brakeman and Nettle Merz age 21, both of Nelsonville.
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Thomas Hughes
Jackson
Lucile Pierce
Athens
EB. D. March
Ralph E. Evans
Brakemar
Nettle Merz
Nelsonville
Earnest Beal Seeks Separation After Thirty-Year Battle
Earnest Beal told Judge Fry he deserved a war decorator after a long dispute in Chicago Illinois as he sought separation from Mrs. Beal. The case described a feud spanning thirty years with ongoing marital conflict.
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Chicago
Ilis
Earnest Beal
Fry
Earnest
Willows Jail Escape Notes Blame Mosquitoes
Two underage inmates fled the county jail in Willows California leaving a note to the jailer blaming mosquitoes for their departure. Authorities search underway as the pair remains at large.
Lubricant Carbon Remover Ad Explains Car Fix
An old advertisement promises to restore power by using Lubricant Carbon Remover poured into spark plug holes two to four tablespoonfuls. It claims the product cleans plugs, boosts power and mileage, with a guaranteed result. Price is $1 prepaid from E R Randall 403 Oak St Union NY.
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Agesta
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