Soft Coal for Hub Very Soon
Fuel Administrator James J. Storrow announced large shipments of bituminous coal will soon reach Boston and New England ports. He aims to push 400,000 tons monthly, requiring about 30 steamers with three trips each, on top of existing traffic amid coal-industry cooperation and concerns over railroad constraints and a Pennsylvanian strike.
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Boston
New England
James J. Storrow
Storrows
Borden Covel
Northern Coal Company
New England Coal Dealers’ Association
RH. M. Richards
New England Fuel & Transportation Company
George Hawley
C. H. Sprague & Sons
George EB. Warren
George BE. Warren & Co
Seymour B. Willett
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency
Mr. Storrow
Pennsylvania
Volstead Act Issue Dominates Preconvention Debate
President Wilson may shape the prohibition plank as Senators and cabinet members signal party stance. Senator Glass and Postmaster General Burleson are linked to the administration view while W. J. Bryan opposes any loosening of prohibition. The convention faces a clash over Armenia policy as well.
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Wilson
Glass
Virginia
League of Nations
W. J. Bryan
Burleson
Bryan
Congress
Armenia
Nebraska
San Francisco convention unlikely to mirror Chicago
The article notes that Presidential Row will not play as large a role in the San Francisco convention as in Chicago. It says none of the candidates is expected to attend, and Chicago featured active contenders like Senator Johnson General Wood Governor Lowden and Senator Harding shaping camps and conferences.
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Glass
Burleson
Bryan
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Headward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Ing
Palmer
Chio
San Francisco
Chicago
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Director Guilty in Bank Wrecking Case at Philadelphia
William T. Gahell, director clerk of the North Penn Bank which closed July 18 1919, was found guilty on seven indictments related to the bank's failure. He was admitted to $10 000 bail pending a motion for a new trial.
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Philadelphia
William T. Gahell
North Penn Bank
Clothing Workers Hear of Appeal
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America at 8% Washington street announced an immediate appeal of the Rochester N Y decision that granted a permanent injunction against the union and damages to Michaels Stern Co The damages sought total 100000 and the case may go to the Court of Appeals if the Appellate division ruling is adverse The concert program by Agide Jacchia followed the news.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Washington Street
International
Rochester
Adolph J. Rodenbeck
State Supreme Court
Michaels, Stern & Co
Court of Appeals
Wico Jettisons Cargo to Reflo at Rabbit Island
One thousand tons of cargo from the American steamer Wico have been jettisoned to refloat the vessel stranded off Rabbit Island on the Irish coast. The ship, though hard aground, shows no serious damage and is not leaking. A wrecking crew awaits to aid. Prospects to haul the ship into deep water are favorable.
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London
Wico
Rabbit Island
Ireland
Stoneham Man Killed by Truck
Patrick H. Dolan, 88, of 8 Dale Street Stoneham was struck by an automobile owned and driven by Frank Vahey of 6 Hudson Street Watertown, at the corner of Montvale and Main streets Stoneham. Police said Dolan walked in front of the vehicle and the driver was blameless. Dolan was not married.
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Patrick H. Dolan
Dale Street
Stoneham
Frank Vahey
Hudson Street
Watertown
Dolan
Vahey
Main Street
Montvale Street
Inglewood City Engineer Reports $100,000 Earthquake Damage
Los Angeles June 22 Arthur Corey city engineer of Inglewood said the quake last night may cause about $100,000 in damage. Many water mains were broken and, had a fire broken out, there might have been insufficient water to fight it.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur Corey
Inglewood
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AMSCO
Tan Ani
Ideal
Dexter Bldg
Washington St
Winter St
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Jeannette, Pa
Boston Auto Tire Exchange
Columbus Ave
Back Bay
Agide Jacchia
Herbert
Sullivan Georges Maker
Scievcivvciers
The
Insurance Society of Massachusetts
Symphony Hall
Associated Lynn Shoe Manufacturers
Essex St
Hayward Place
Vicinity
P. J. Harney Shoe Co
Lynch Shoe Co
Associated Lynn
Washington-Essex Building
Col
Washington and Essex Sts
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