Coal famine relief efforts expand pooling to New England
Washington June 6 representatives of coal communities chaired by Howant Elliott met in his offices to pool shipments from Hampton Roads Newport News Baltimore Philadelphia and New York for New England points. The group will address anthracite later with further port pooling and lake port classifications reduced to eight.
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Women Suffer Most Of All Medicine and Coal Essay
The text discusses Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pemberton remedies as effective for women’s weakness and iron deficiency. It also covers coal transportation issues in New England, noting rising freight rates, government supervision, and the need to allocate coal fairly amidst postwar demand, praising Chairman Storrow’s coal committee.
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June Forecast of Principal Crops Sees Wheat Rising to 656 Million
The Agriculture Department projects the U S wheat crop at 656 million bushels for the year, combining a revised winter wheat loss and first spring wheat estimate. May weather improved prospects, with winter wheat at 373 million bushels though 12.4 million acres were abandoned. Spring wheat area up to 189 thousand acres anticipates 283 million bushels, far above last year and near the five year average.
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Northcliffe supply head miss description says critic
The Chronicle disputes Northcliffe papers view of Lord Northcliffe as a diplomatic successor to Mr. Balfour in the United States. It notes his role is no diplomatic function, mainly coordinating supplies, similar to the duties Lord Rhondda held in 1915 and 1916.
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Food shortage looms in the United States as bills move
Washington reports acute food shortage looming if relief and government control do not come. Analysts warn prices rise, and public unrest grows as Congress prepares to act on a sweeping food conservation bill. The measure seeks presidential authority over distribution, with opposition from several senators.
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Stolen Baby Mystery Haunts Springfield Bankers Family
Springfield, June 1. Loyd Keet, 14 months old son of banker J. Holland Keet, remains missing nine days after abduction. County officials probe possible parental concealment as the grand jury investigates. Six arrests in the case plus Chicago detectives watch two women. Authorities optimistic a breakthrough will reveal the kidnapers and motive. The case is linked to the gang led by “Scarface” Riley, with police pursuing decisive leads to end the mystery.
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Slacker taunts lead to fatal nail drive murder
In Cleveland yesterday Charles Matto was killed by a workman who taunted him for slacking. The assailant used a wire nail driven through Matto's head. the killer fled and remains uncaptured. Authorities seek the suspect and the motive appears linked to taunting.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In New York New York defeated Cleveland 7 to 1 while Washington beat Philadelphia Saint Louis 11 to 4. Detroit won at Benton 7 to 4 after rain delay.
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National League Scores Include Mixed Results
Yesterday's NL results show the Cincinnati Reds slipping to the New York Giants 5 to 2 while Pittsburgh beats New York 5 to 4. Brooklyn appears to have edged St. Louis in a late score, with remaining games unconfirmed.
Cotton Prices Break Season's High Records
New York reports cotton prices rising to season highs. July contracts trade near 322.50 with October around 220 early afternoon, more than 2.00 above the opening price. Market chatter notes buyers hedging against large fall deliveries as futures activity increases.
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Harding hints public distrust of administration in Senate
Senator Harding of Ohio indicated in Washington on June that a lack of public confidence hindered efforts toward liberty programs. He alleged some lawmakers withhold information, suggesting actions could undermine trust in government amid ongoing reform efforts.
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Troops Guard W. W. Rockford Amid Arrest Turmoil
In this period report, troops are placed to guard W. W. Rockford following arrests of activists who refused to release the Thursday. Rebels vow retaliation as authorities brace for possible disturbances and mobilize additional forces to curb unrest.
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Englishwoman Mrs Fox Rejoins Navy After Outbreak
April 24 reports an English native who lost sight is killed, leaving a wife and five children. Her uncle John Porter of Portsmouth, aged 66, joined the navy at the war outbreak. Mrs Fox remains in active service as other relatives recall a son in England.
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