Coal prices rise as miners push for higher pay
The piece notes coal now sells at 91.0 a ton up from 40 cents before the strike began. Operators claim ample on hand, but price jumped over 150 percent since the conflict started. Reports describe a broad conference attempt among state labor commissioners and coal operators to arbitrate the dispute, with fears of a looming coal famine and rising transport costs. Officers prepare militia in anticipation of further disruption while railroads and river mines are critical to supply.
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Equitable At
Webster
In Stock
Blythe Coal Company
Red Bird
Payette City
St Azbera
Washington Coal'company
Ohio
Statiatiscians
Ohio Board
Sel‘ Wen
Columbus
Upreme Court
John. Little
Kenia
Joseph
Sasqola
Toy
Indiana Labor Commissioners
Li. P. McCormack
State Typographical Union
B. F. Schind
Indianapolis
James M. Clark
Pennsylvania
Harrieburg
Virginia
Minoia Commissioners of Labor
D. J. Keefe
J.B. Gill
R., Oolif
Pittaburg
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pittsburg
James Young
M.A. Hanns
Cleveland
Ratchford
Minera
Tronchis
Wirxinna
Atkinson
Appleton
Eugene
V ‘Dobe
American Railway Union
Sivonterengs
Retchford
Women Prisoners Begin Breaking Stone in Kansas City
Kansas City police announce that women prisoners will be set to break stone alongside male inmates. Chief Quarles notes the rule, adopted by the police commissioners, aims to increase punishment and discipline. Women will wear coarse overalls with no skirts and will face jail work similar to men. This marks the first such program in the area.
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Kansas City
Kut
Kansas -Orty
Police Department of
Kanna
Kan
Quarles
Dlenesa
Ced
Eman
Murdered and Robbed in New Orleans July 18
Robert Ainsworth of North Frances Street Chicago was found dead this morning in an old shanty beside the Timois Central line. He was last seen yesterday with two Black men and appeared intoxicated. An axe lay beside him. pockets were rifled. He was likely en route home when murdered and robbed.
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New Oreans
Robert Ainsworth
North Franciato Street
Chicago
Timois Central
Interstate Commerce
Washineton
Interstate-Commerce Commission
St. Louis
Polots
Texas
Carlos
Keeps Grip on Hawaii Amid Growing Tensions
A Times-Herald report describes the United States tightening its hold on Hawaii amid rising Japan tensions. Rear Admiral Beardslee will have authority to act at first signs of aggression, with the battleship Oregon en route to Honolulu plus Philadelphia and Marion assigned. Nantua cruiser in harbor and another cruiser at San Francisco may move to Hawaii if needed.
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Revaour
Pine Ee Omidano
Washington
Times-Herald Gaya
Ateps
Hawaii
Japan
Beardslee
Horo
Beardsleestill
Oregon
Francisco
Seattle
Beardelec
Philadelphia
Marion
Honolulu
Nantwa
Bho
San. Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Tariff Conferees Face Snags in Key Provisions
Tariff conference talks stall over major issues with no clear accord. House conferees stand by the bill while Senate negotiators push for their schedule on wool sugar and free list items. Disorder risks delaying an agreement as both sides seek a middle ground and potential partial reports. Also notes Union Pacific discussion in Washington with Morgan criticizing managers before a halted amendment.
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Tarim
House Conferesa
Senate
House
Aldrich
Jones
Union Pacific
Washington
Union Pacific Railroad
Appointments to Transmississippi Exposition Board
The governor signed commissions for the state board of directors for the Transmississippi exposition. New members include Harry M. Boydaton W. Av Poynter 0 D Cadaper W M Dutton and William Neville for districts one five six. Whitford of Arlington named for district two. A meeting at Lincoln hotel planned for today to discuss organization and roles with Dearing and Athon named as possible secretary and accountant.
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Saxcony
Harry M. Boydaton
W. Av.Poynter
D. Cadaper
W. M. Dutton
William Neville
Martin Dunham
Omahe
Arllington
Whitford
Lincoln ‘Hotel
Dearing
Dags.ie
Dan
Beatrice
Ike
Light foreign shipments influence wheat market
Grain and provision markets show little life in Chicago trading as light foreign shipments sustain wheat, with wheat closing 4e higher and corn oats modestly up. Cash quotes list No 2 red wheat around 71 to 10, with mixed grades and futures quoted across July and Sept contracts.
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Qurcaco
Provisiona
Louie Rato
Louie
Jyacago
Montague
L. T. Spangler
Atlantic
Towa
Hood
Market Notes and Local Grandstand Ads
Mixed market quotes and cattle receipts report a lower market. Atlantic band concert planned for Chestnut Street with weekly summer performances. Local notices mention hog racing figures, a mastiff dog for sale, and a Congregational YPSE ice cream social at The Oaks Friday evening with supper prices.
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Atlantic Cornet Band
Chestnut Street
Congregational Y. P. 8. C. E
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Maca
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Lothrop
Dergoit
George W. WY
Russia
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Pawnee City
Grain and Provision Market
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Osty
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