Coal price blame placed on human folly at church forum
Joseph G Bradley and mine operator from Duneden Wee argue coal prices stem from human folly not shortages. Bradley cites price jumps and dealer profiteering while noting miners and unions face critique from President Maurer. Bradley defends non union workers and criticizes United Mine Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James JH. Maurer
Pensylvania Fedation of Labor
Te United Church ‘Forum
Joseph G.bradley
National Gael Association
Dunden
Weve
Brady
Tesali
Bradley
Althugh
Maurer
Greenwich coal dealer swindled in large fraud scheme
A Greenwich coal dealer was swindled in a complex fraud involving a $11,000 check to Chiapetti and seven Traveler's checks totaling $4,200, plus $10 in stamps. Investigators from the Commercial Trust in New York learned the checks were altered to threaten a $1,000 limit, with Schulman allegedly netting about $1,119 before the scam unraveled. Police traced loans, an insurance scheme, and forged bank interactions as the probe continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiapetti
Puinuns Tivse
Commercial Trust Company
New York City
Schulman
Ranga
Smiths
New York
Greenwich
Putlice
Tetmen
Aur
Dutt
Thy Equitable Company
Gary Me. Dutt
Bearman Avenue
Brooklyn
Street
Fires Reported and Advertised Extracts Mentioned
Yesterday the fire department handled three fire incidents including a dropped clearetty at a Youth District Democratic club causing about 100 dollars in damage. The Verminal Co and the Compressed Paper Box Co incidents were extinguished by wetting down coal piles and sprinkler systems before the fire department arrival. An advertisement warns against questionable flavoring extracts as unsafe and nontherapeutic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearetty
Democratic Clu
Icatm
Verminal Co
Pigtail Day Event Planned At Local High School
Students and seniors at Edgeport High will stage Pigtail Day Friday with a Wild West show in the auditorium at 1 o clock. A parade, acts including a Ford car skit and dance routines feature the program led by student committees and the school faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Be Wenior Plaasex
Helen Loel
Ailes Manorle Grant
Maude Kemmerer
S. Pocipeus
Une
Cryst
Disney
Nathaniel Holland
Ethel Murphy
Beatrice Baeron
Frances Skelly Murlel
Irene Schwartz
Chrss Tt Cillford Gaeeue
Mary Kelley
Catherine Crenan
Gudate
Til- Tian Christianson
Charles Novey
Ruta Jones
Benjamin Deeoyoth
Tiger Dentes Any Annexation Wish
The speaker, amid confusing phrasing, plans to address foreign markets for fur products and depart for New York in the afternoon. Clemenceau stated he never favored territorial annexation, preferring military occupation only, while Lloyd George’s peace guarantee was accepted with pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lloyd-Gearse
Chin
New York
M. Clemenceau
Pavia Dary
France
Rhine
Germany
Tlon
Becaus
Annity
Jaloyd-George
Responsibility for Free Europe Continues From Page One
The article discusses postwar European borders and national awakenings across Transylvania Galicia Croatia Dalmatia Poland and the Baltic states. It argues France Britain and the United States bear responsibility for shaping a lasting peace and preserving independence for Poland Finland and other nations amidst shifting continental powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transylvania
Galicia
Croatia
Dalmatia
Europe
Serbia
Gussin
Greece
Macedonia
Torian Islands
America
Entess
R Way Fade
Gore
Turkey
Irance
Italy
Rouminia
Poland
Bohemia
Finland
Baltic States
Bebloswic
Poeland
Poumania
Austria
France
England
Tyrer Sireabnirs
Mets
Teral
Slovakia
Belghim
Sohins
Forrow
Alsade
Lorraine
Thape
Ty Uth
Germany
Sohemila
Talenta
Belgium
Truty
Great Britain
United States
Vrance
Rebels accuse government as murder gang in unrest
Irish Senate prepares to assemble amid turmoil as Trish rebels riot and condemn the government. A memorial procession honors Sean Hales and other executed figures, with Cumann na mBan members marching in uniform amid tense streets and political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Senate
Allegianes Anu
Bally Bulletin
Bniund
Ory Oconor
Jam
Athe Ferters
Smallest Fireman Rescues Family From Malden Fire
Malden Mass December 14 the smallest man in the Malden fire department MacCormas braved dense smoke to save two women and six children from a blaze. He carried a newborn baby wrapped in bed clothes to safety and helped three more youngsters down the stairway. He then returned to rescue Mrs Sciullo and later brought out the Sciullo children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maldien
Mass
MacCormas
Malden
Essa Navarileo
Navarileo
James Sciultio
Sciullio
Allies Near Break in Premier Talks Amid German Loan Plan
A German loan proposal would allow a large external loan up to three billion gold marks with a moratorium linked to sums, plus amnesty inducements for capital abroad. An internal loan could be tax exempt, and a portion would fund the Renovations Commission. German and Italian Ministers debated during talks as Allied premiers faced decisions on reparations and inter Allied debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scinclpie
Afex Cormick
Germany
Renovations Commission
Aungroathy
Maskolni
Ferniees
de Benita
Tealinn Pemier
Brussels
Tayenne
Almast
Apisanlin
Weber
Inin Pian
United States
Man Succumbs at Football Exhibition
Burgess 62, of GS Hovlen Avenue, New Roghete, died suddenly this afternoon while attending a football game between parties. He received aid from Dr. M. Howith and was taken to hospital where he died, reportedly from a stroke of apoplexy provoked by the excitement. He is survived by a widow and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamword
Quauern Burgess
GS Hovlen Ivenue
New Roghete
Ktam
Ord
Trochelle K. Orc. Aleven
M. Howith
New Rochelle
Philippine lawmakers seek American congress authority for convention
Philippines legislators report from Mantia say they adopted a resolution requesting authority from the American Congress to hold a convention. The move aims to outline the Philippines' plan and seek approval for formal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dac
Times
Mantia
Hay
Congress
Poison Candy Case Sparks Debate On Scotland Yard
London authorities scramble to explain the poisoning of Sir William Horwood, Scotland Yard commissioner. The sensational incident, involving an anonymous chocolate parcel, shakes public trust in police leadership and provokes critics to question the force's competence and security, while noting Horwood and his secretary narrowly escaped harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Willian Farwood
Britain
Scotland Yard
Senday Express
Jarmce Douglas
Batar
Scotland
James Dotghas
Edgar Allan Poe
Yas
Dupin
Paltca
Sherlock Holmes
Aig
Rue Morgue
Marie Rogot
Fos
Sir William Horwood
Glono
Ofice
William Horwood
Metropolitan Police
Fifth Lancers
France
Nevil Macready
Pollen
Wiliam
Macready
Basit Thomenn
Special Branch
Sir Basii
Mr. Shortt
Home Secretary
Ondelwe Fale
Wiliam Perwood
Molly
Horwood
Agelnthys. Ang
Gangar
Neborky
Londo
Paris
York
Generel
Tkhou
Willian
Scootland Yard
William Hor Wood
Miss Drysdale
Hia
Police Investigate Woman Injuries in Stratford
Stratford police probe injuries to Mrs. Fannie Risso of 402 Sedwick Avenue Avon Park station after she initially said a hot water spill caused burns. Later she claimed her husband threw scalding water on her, investigators await details.
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Fannie Rissy
Sedwick Avenas
Avon Park
Risso
Stratford
Wormer Case Reported At 35 Highland Avenue
Police were alerted to a serious incident reported by Dee Allen Cy Brad at 35 Highland Avenue Bridgepe regarding the Wormer buns being notably severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Allen Cy Brad
Highland Avenue
Bridgepe
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Coal Association
New England
God Times
Alaurer
West Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Laws
United Mine Workers
Middle West
Dumbell
Tiger
Voatinwal
Hage Gnel
Responsibility For Free Europe
Crem
Polley
Yietary
Dianuss
Bond
Afl
Washington
Brance
Nto Mourent
Paxland
Ameriqu
Monroe Bocirine
Jingland
Aumaorl
Latin America
Tead
Sanguinayyarin
Amurici
Trish
Jack” MacCormac
Allied
Cony
Deakin
Camply Wits Daan
Associates Press
Willinng
Pavsay Ndl Snvoldatadt
Haw Virlg
Oscar B. Bertilson
Fairfield Ave
Noble
Loor
J. G. Collins
Barnesat
Fraley
Foley
Testaf
Heinz Spaghet
Parsons & Becker Distributors
Cannon ST
Satudeville
Sunday Post
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