Vienna Faces Treatless Homies Vienna Facing Treatless Homies Viten
Vienna reports severe fuel and food shortages as of Sept 24. Associated Press notes a 9000 ton fuel reserve and hospitals unable to secure winter supplies. Experts estimate households may reach only about 75 percent of needed fuel for cooking. Warm houses and hot water are luxuries. coal exports to Czechoslovakia help but delivery is slow. Inter Allied express trains may continue thrice weekly though rail and river transport will be limited.
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Viten
Associated Press
Vienna
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Americans Buy Mines in Silesia, Teschen Advices Report
London dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph says Americans have purchased extensive coal mines in Silesia. The Teschen advices quoted the deal, signaling significant American investment in Central European mining interests.
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London
Silesia
Tgerlin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Teschen
Divers Save Golden Millions From Laurentic Loot
Off Fanad Head Ireland salvage divers aboard Racer recover part of the Laurentic gold hoard from a sunken liner. Gold bars, each about 28 pounds and valued around 6 600 dollars, are hoisted after weeks of blasting and sand clearing. A day’s haul totals about 47 bars worth roughly 350,000 dollars.
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Portsalon
Treland
Associated Press
Salvagineo
Laurentic
Fanad Ught
Ireland
Lalleh Switly
Mine Workers Aid the Strikers at Cleveland Convention
In Cleveland on September 22 1921 the United Mine Workers adopted a substitute pledge to aid the steel strikers within legally permissible means while avoiding a coal boycott. The convention also called for recall of American troops from Russia support for Irish self government and the defeat of the Cummins railway bill. It endorsed forming a national labor party and planned a conference with cooperative and farmers groups to organize the movement.
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Cleveland
United Mine’ Workers of America
Russia
Ireland
Cummins
Workers of Hand and
United States
Labor Movement
Nation
Co-Operative Movement
Non- Partisan
League
Farmers’ Organizations
Great Summer for Growth of Weeds in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Agriculture Commissioner Saya Season Only Fair for Edible Crops. Wilfred Wheeler says excessive water and insufficient heat harmed many crops though potatoes survived less well. Lomaloes and apples and peaches were abundant but watery and storage quality poor. New England grain output rose sharply and the cranberry crop is expected large and high quality.
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Massachusetts Agriculture
Saya
Boston
Wilfred Wheeler
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Commissiona
New Wogland
Wheeler
Poorer cotton crop reports lift market in New York
Unfavorable southern crop reports and labor news sparked an excited open in cotton. December climbed to 81.40 with gains around 12 points, closing near 31.88 as traders covered and speculators bought, port receipts and exports listed, while a counterfeit $20 note alert was issued by the Treasury for a New York Fed note.
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New York
Washington
Sept
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Treasury
Pershing awards Distinguished Service for Captain Stackpole
The War Department announced that General Pershing awarded the Distinguished Service Cross to Captain B J Stackpole Jr of Harrsburg Pa for gallant service.
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Washington
War Department
General Pershing
B J. Stackpole, Jr
Harrigsburg
Report On Aberdeen Child Sanity Misreported
The Aberdeen case about a child allegedly harmed by swallowing a penny is found to be incorrect. The claim appeared to suggest mental distress, but the father of the child disputes the report and states the child is not mentally affected.
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Danny Scot
Aberdeen
Rooster Killer: Racoon Slays Fowls in Harrison City
Clem Louffer near Harrison City found a dead raccoon over a slain rooster after a ruckus among his flock. The intruder was slain in a later confrontation as Louffer lost many chickens and ducks. The piece notes U S gold and silver production shares.
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Clem Louffer
Harrison
City
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