Coal industry needs longer working year and reform
At a public committee session in New York Norman Hapgood chaired a talk by George Otis Smith of the US Geological Survey on coal mine employment versus production. He urged deflation of costs, longer working days, and labor cooperation to reduce waste, with public inquiries deemed essential for facts.
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Farm Bureau Picture “Spring Valley” At Majestic Theatre
A farm bureau drama titled Spring Valley will be shown at the Majestic Theatre in Athens on Saturday June 17 at 1030 A M. Admission is free for farm bureau members while seats last. The film depicts farming production and marketing problems with a love story and comic interludes, highlighting farm life.
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June 1922 Marriage Licenses Rise in Athens County
June shows more marriage licenses issued than the same period in 1921. Through early June, 19 licenses were issued versus 17 last year, with 33 anticipated for the month’s second half. Notable couples include Howard Eddy and Ethel Bagley. Jeff Willis and Bertha Auflick. Emery Johnson and Cleo West. Belford Foraker and Edith Mholderman. Carl Frey and Aldena Stanley. Charles Roach and Heatrice Osborne.
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British-German Trade Clash Shapes Economic Outlook
James W. Gerard argues that the US and Germany threaten Britain’s economy through tariffs and shipping laws. He notes gold's value in labor terms and estimates Britain’s unemployment burden at about 10.9 million, suggesting Britain relies on imports amid German strength and French indemnity pressure.
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Parisian Restaurants Cater to Americans
In Paris department store restaurants and tea rooms serving a la Americane are rising in popularity. The Trois Quartiers recently opened such a restaurant and the Louvre has expanded its tea room to offer hot lunches. Prices at many locations exceed typical American lunch costs.
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Yesterday's Result Summary in American Association Matches
Minneapolis defeated Columbus 6 to 1 while Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 7 to 0. Louisville topped Kansas City 3 to 0 as St. Paul and Toledo played on wet grounds.
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Baseball scores and standings from Tuesday games
In the American League St Louis beat New York 13 to 4 while Boston shut out Chicago 0 Detroit defeated Washington 5 Cleveland Philadelphia rain. In the National League New York 7 Cincinnati 6 Boston and Pittsburg 4 Philadelphia 14 St Louis 9 Chicago and Brooklyn 3.
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Baseball matchups listed for AMERICAN and NATIONAL LEAGUES
Schedules show St. Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo Milwaukee at Louisville Kansas City at Indianapolis New York at Detroit Poston at Cleveland Washington at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburg at New York St. Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston.
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French Airplanes Lead Argentine Air Service Numbers
Washington June 14 Argentina reports 173 airplanes with 53 in the army. Of these 88 are French 30 American 24 British 11 German 4 Italian and 16 miscellaneous.
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Martins May Debut With Big League Club Under Way
Sport notes report Homer Martin captain and star catcher for West Virginia University baseball, likely to sign a major league contract soon. He played last season for the Mountaineers, remains eligible for football, and hit over .300 against strong opposition.
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Baseball Barnstorming War Heats Up After Ruth Suspension
New York June 13 The American and National leagues clash over the anti barnstorming rule as Judge Landis heads baseballal policy. Managers Rupert Huston Ban Johnston plan votes to gauge league opinion and threaten further action to keep players from post season exhibition games. The dispute centers on the Ruth suspension and the future conduct of champions in off season exhibitions.
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British Airplanes to Carry Chutes for All Travelers
London reports the air ministry will soon issue a directive requiring parachutes on all passenger aircraft. Airlines now use lifebelts, but parachutes would be new safety standard despite concerns it could hinder air travel. The ministry cites wartime parachute success saving 2009 lives and argues safety must govern air transport.
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Smith Granted Divorce After Defamation Suit
In AskS For Big Sam Elyria Ohio on June 14 Mrs Peal Smith was granted a divorce from Dr Henry Smith of Amheer. She had filed a 10000 defamation suit while Mrs Henry Miller named her as a corespondent in the Miller divorce case. Miller claimed the husband deeded all property to Smith and that the couple had been friendly for about five years.
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Logan Defeats Newark 14 to 4 in Sixth Inning Rally
Logan baseball team edged Newark 14 to 4 as six hits and two errors in the fourth produced 11 runs. Smith doubled and singled in the big inning. Newark’s club is strong, and Grove City visits Logan next Sunday in a return clash after Grove City beat Logan in a 10 inning game on June 7.
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Walt Henline Emerges as Slugging Catcher for Phillies
Walt Henline, the Fort Wayne, Indiana native aged twenty five, has moved from seventh to cleanup in manager Wilhelm's lineup shift. The right handed catcher, who broke into the big show with the Giants in 1921, starred for Indianapolis last season with .910 fielding and near the .300 mark at the plate, signaling a rising spotlight for the young backstop.
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Dempsey in Heavyweight Title Challenge Faces New York
Paddy Mullens will file a boxing commission challenge for Harry Wills against Jack Dempsey for the heavyweight title. If not accepted within a set period, the case may follow precedents set by Kilbane and Wilson. The tuberculosis sanitarium pledge is noted for Brotherhood members.
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New York State Boxing Commission
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London Theatres Begin Trial Patron System
London theatres unveil a trial patron plan offering two free seats per performance to assess value. Managers aim to boost summer business amid a slump while U S cultural shifts and prohibition campaigns influence audience habits and social norms.
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International News Service
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Prohibition Fight Started in Japan
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan may be the first country to follow the United States in enacting prohibition measures. The piece outlines early moves and potential effects on society and trade as authorities weigh similar controls.
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