Move to Mediate Coal Mine Strike Proposal
Front page report on a move to mediate the coal mine strike proposing a sixth one day and five day week. It notes calculations claiming an extra annual cost of 244 million dollars to the public for coal and mentions Mr Lewis arranging travel to New York to meet with operators. House committee plans further inquiry with testimony from operators and miners, hearings expected to continue tomorrow.
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Texas
Lewis
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New York
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House Committee
Miners Vote Loyalty to Chiefs at Pittston
Wilkes Barre Pa April 4 Miners at Pittston held a mass meeting and voted loyalty to union chiefs while denouncing radicals accused of distributing literature aimed at sowing dissension. Local companies settled the dispute over maintenance forces and orders were issued to place monthly men and petty mine bosses back in their positions.
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Wilkes Barre
Wyoming
Pittston
Hazelton Mines Union Reinstates Guards After Suspension
Hazelton Pa April 4 mine committees and superintendents of Lehigh Valley and Wilkes Barre divisions met regarding replacements during suspension. They announced that bosses and temporarily removed workers would be replaced and regularly employed union members return to posts. District presidents had threatened to strike if posts remained filled. Complete suspension marked the Lehigh region with no operations.
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Hazelton
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes Rberre
Lehigh
Anthracite Unions Tighten Strike Enforcement Orders
New York April 4. Union officials moved to sternly enforce the anthracite strike order. John Mates of the International Board announced steps in the direction of stronger discipline and compliance among striking miners.
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New York
John Mates
International Board
Mother and Son Beaten by Father in Summer Street
Michael Sanborcke of JL Summer Street is accused by police of assaulting his wife and ten year old son with a switch. Both were hospitalized with severe injuries after the attack in their home. Sanborcke was arrested on assault charges and held on a $500 bond as doctors treated the victims.
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JL Summer Atreet
Wong
Michael
Polles
Sanborcke
Assaul
Emergence Hospital
J. F. Walsh
Ile Man
Dream of Easter Finery Vanishes
A company took in 600 for the first week but receipts declined weekly leaving only finished suits in Bridgeport and Hartford and unpaid cloth amid other creditors. Attorney Murray Reich was named trustee. Union officials ordered the Lyken s mine workers at Wiconisco to vacate their posts as the plant faced evacuation. The mine, largest of its kind and with capacity about 129 000 tons annually, is central to wage talks with miners and operators. After three weeks of negotiations, wage committee members expected an early settlement while miners plan wage increase filings.
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Hartford
Murray Reich
Tei & Reich
Esmire
United Ming Workers
Lykens
Wiconisco
Mr. Mate
James B. Keilor
Wwoompleve
TAO Men
Anthracite General Policies Committee
Menzre
Waldo Jr Elected Rotary Club President
George Waldo Jr was elected president of the Rotary Club at a Stratfield hotel meeting and dinner. Franklin Coville became vice president, Bert Marsh treasurer, Louis Powlett secretary, and Edward Mase sergeant at arms. Members Sam Wolfe Stewart Clap George Howley and Edmund Mase were named as aides. Herbert Wilson of Worcester was guest speaker, stressing the budget system for finances. about 60 attendees.
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Stratfield
George Waldo, Jr
Franklin Coville
Bert Marsh
Louis Powlett
Edward #igker
Setjeant-Atarms
Hearels
Sam S. Wolfe
Stewart Clap
George B. Howley
Edmund ©. Mase
Sovar
Senate probes bureau shake up in Washington
In Washington on April 4 officials discussed a gradual government reorganization aimed at boosting efficiency. The push, supported by White House advisors, envisions changes in key departments including the Internal Revenue Bureau and possibly Prohibition enforcement, with Congress as needed.
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Harding
Congress
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Drifted mine sighting blocks Boston liner route
A drifting mine was sighted yesterday in the Boston to Revope liner path. The Navy hydrographic office broadcast warnings to mariners as a vessel reported location south of the Grand Banks. Eight floating mines drifting from European war remnants were reported in the North Atlantic during the period near the American coast.
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Revope
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Europe
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Hydrographic Office
North Atlan
Amearican Coae
Gloucester High Students Strike to Reinstate Teacher
High and senior students at Gloucester High joined a morning protest over the suspension of teacher Isateler after he spoke in support of social levelling. The student body voted to continue the effort, with a committee inviting Mr. Kaldhers to address a public Town Hall meeting.
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Gloucerter High School
Etvilke
William Trither
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Isatelter
Iin
Hizens Lao
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Kaldhers
Woman Voter Convicted For Repeating At Polls
Miss Jessie Privatera, first woman convicted of legal voting in Bumpalo New York, was found guilty for repeating at the polls during the Republican primaries. She faced a contest for supervisor in the 27th ward.
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Bumpalo
N. Y
Jessie Privatera
Privatera
Education Board Plans Court Test Over Clinic Fund
City officials clash as the Education Board and City Auditor dispute a 35 000 appropriation for dental clinic work in public schools. School Commissioner Lynn W W Wilson says payments will proceed while hinting at a court test around mid month to resolve the funding stand off.
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Edward F. McGovern
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Jim Health Department
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Wallis Appears In Bankruptcy Court Involved In Testimony
In a tense bankruptcy court session, Wallis denied knowledge of stock ownership while her husband reportedly held back incriminating answers. Attorneys Shapiro and Wilson clashed, with Referee Keogh halted proceedings as Wallis described share purchases by Jennie Barnes and Leon McDonald. The inquiry paused until further testimony about the Newtown Inn and Industrial Finance and Mortgage Corporation was scheduled for 3 PM Tuesday.
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Shapiro
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Quarles H. Shapiro
John Keogh
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Bridgeport
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Amorne
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Wells
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Ssscomle
Tinkham Demands Dry League Probe
Massachusetts Representative Tinkham urged a dry league probe amid accusations the Anti Saloon League funded congressional campaigns and pressured lawmakers. He cited records showing state branches failed to file expenditures, implicating Wheeler and the national office in maintaining influence over Congress.
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Swat
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Falls Five Stories Saved By Auto Top
A window cleaner fell five stories from an office building and landed on an automobile near the curb. An unconscious man was rushed to a hospital where surgeons said the worst injury was a fractured shin. A policeman, witnessing the event, rushed to the morgue and then to the hospital with the injured man.
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Tofa
Machina
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Gurniel Renvoys
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