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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1920

Page

14

Cushing Attacks Calder Report On Coal War Critique

George H. Cushing of the American Wholesale Coal Association emails Senator Calder accusing the senate committee of producing a biased report. He denies coalition fault claims as sweeping and argues coal traders acted to stabilize prices and expand export markets. The letter says Calder proposals would keep the industry under suspicion and notes worldwide dislocations in coal markets.

Washington Senate Committee In Senate Calder Republican New York Comittes George H. Cushing American Wholesale Coal Association Cushing Eee United States Senate Committee

Woman Dies of Fright on Country Walk

Miss Annie Handley died from fright during a country walk in London after seeing the white forehead of a straying horse emerge from darkness. The incident is reported as a sudden fatal shock attributed to fear.

Turt London England Annie Handley

Chicago woman denounces prohibition spider collection

Mrs W. H. Moffat denounces prohibition and reports her global spider collection needs repickling. She notes 2000 ounces of alcohol required for preservation are not obtainable.

Chicago Mra. W Moffat

Reorganization of Exec Departments Approved by House

A joint congressional committee on reorganizing executive departments was approved by the House after Senate passage. Rep Reavis of Nebraska expected to head the House panel with a second member pending, while Rep Moore of Virginia was mentioned for the minority spot.

Washington Congressional House Senate Gillett Reavis Nebraska Moore Virginia Champ Clark

Denial of Burleson claim by Gompers on 1915 strike

Samuel Gompers, president of the AFL, denies Postmaster General Burleson's assertion that postal workers struck or threatened to strike. He cites the November 1915 resignation of Fairmont clerks and carriers as not constituting a strike, challenging the Burleson statement in Washington.

Washington American Federation of Labor Burleston Samuel Gompers Gompers Fairmont W. Va Burleson

Miners Call District Meeting Over Open Shop Report

Cumberland Md December 14 A meeting of delegates to district 16 United Mine Workers of America is issued by Francis A Drum acting president. The session aims to hear the miners representatives report from the Baltimore conference which is expected to favor allowing the open shop to continue. Uninterrupted work is anticipated.

Cumberland Francis A. Drum District 16 Mine Workers of America Georges Creek Upper Potomac Baltimore

States elect women as state superintendents of public instruction

Five states in the November election chose women for the role of state superintendent of public instruction, signaling a notable shift in educational leadership. The result highlights expanding female representation in state education governance.

Superintendents of Public Instruction

Labor board summons from Roanoke and Chicago demand show cause

Roanoke Virginia report notes Dee Turner vice president of the Order of Railway Conductors and Val Fitzpatrick vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen have been summoned to appear before the railroad labor board in Chicago Deal number 15 to show cause why they issued a strike referendum to members of their organizations on the Norfolk and Western railway in violation of the transportation act. The piece also mentions the first woman inspector of schools in Brazil being appointed in Rio de Janeiro.

Roanoke Dee W. C. Turner The Order of Railway Conductors Val Fitzpatrick Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Railroad Labor Board Chicago Norfolk and Western Railway

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Calder Report Ng Iver Mars Joint Congressional Committee Margate, Prig David Railton Westminster Abbey Railton France Westminister Telegraph Detroit Mich Coast Guard Sport Lake Huron Port Huron Sainan Veldyne Chamoistyne Evora Bolivia American Federation Labor Board Brotherhood Brazil Rio de Janeiro Isadore Cohen Princeton Avenue Bluefield, W. Va Cohen Cohen's Thomas A. Edison Mr. Edison Edison Goodykoontz Drug Co
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