Miners Meet Next Month For Wage Conference
Central Western Pennsylvania and surrounding states prepare for a joint conference starting February 14 to shape wage terms for the coal fields. Miners and operators will draft demands, with unions pushing against open mining at lower prices and seeking favorable terms amid high coal prices.
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Eepianapolia
APO
United States
Mitmilla
Represen
Pennwhania
Ohio
Tinoel
Jacksonville
Thase
Jacksonsite
Sarlous
Jacksonville Warreniant
West Virginia
Ite
Besin
Soer
L. Lents
Lun- Mine Workers of America
Aide
Wilon
Omwell Woman Palls Breaks Neck in Cromwell
Middletown January 3 Guatafeon of Cromwell is under care after a broken neck at the level hospital today. Authorities say she is responsive to treatment and hopeful for recovery. She is sixty years old and reportedly collapsed at home after an attack, suffering multiple facial and head injuries including two broken ribs.
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Middletown
Guatafeon
Cromwell
Chinese Attack Near British Residents in Mankow
In Mankow on January 3, an anti British rally escalated as a large mob attacked police stations and Marines guarding British residents. Three defenders were wounded or detained as security forces held the crowd for hours without gunfire.
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Mankow
Ho Confession
Howse
Fapy
Safe Breakers Seen One Is Captured at Meewbury Port
Meewbury Port Mass crime report describes a safe break in at the Steand theatre. One suspect captured. another lass hurried through a window as officers arrived. The safe held over $1,000 and documents from performances of the holiday season.
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Mewbury
Steand
John Nolano
Poston
Thallis
Sculptured slab shows Assyrians farming in relief
A New York exhibit features a seventh century BC Assyrian bas relief depicting a horticulturist tending fruit. The 24 by 22 inch panel shows King Assurbanipal of Assyria ordering royal aides in an artificial date cultivation scene. The piece, part of Alphonse Kann’s collection sent for sale by the American Art Association, echoes panels found at the Assyrian throne room site excavated near Wosul in 1846.
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New York
America
Assirbanipupan
Arania
Alphonse Kann
Paris
M Kotta French
Eskimo Recites Rites To Fishes
In Fairbanks Alaska on January 3 AP reports a novel idea about Old Yorak a medicine man of a Bakirra tribe who rites to persuade salmon to move upstream before the Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers meet. He visits homes collects a one fourth share of every catch.
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Fairgarks
Alaska
Bakirra
Yukon
Kuskowa
Higher heels for women in style in Chicago
Fashion note from Chicago on January 3 outlines coming footwear trends. Designers expect heel heights to rise by seven inches above current tops, with shapes narrowing toe boxes and rounded heels. Open toe and two tone color schemes plus sport wear styles gain traction as retailers plan wider offerings.
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Chicago
Smaitler
Darth
Renly
Different Shoes Urged For Men In City Discussion
In Chicago an official from the Batonil Association of ot Hegiers advocates proper footwear for men to protect the feet and promote posture on hard floors. He calls for public guidance on suitable shoe types to improve comfort and overall health.
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Chicago
Joseph Lelyveld Dreetaur
Batonil Association of
Ot Hegiers
Chicopee Fears Loss Of Two Industries Threaten City
The city of Chicopee faces tax burdens as it weighs expenditures to avoid raising taxes while textile concerns weigh relocation. Mayor Shea and the 1927 board pledge to curb costs if needed, amid pressures from two major industries considering departure.
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Chicopee
Mayer Wiherl
Ider
Shea
Pen Loraliona
Science May Bring Automobile From Poor Coal
Pittsburgh report notes researchers see coal heated by new processes yielding fuels and smokeless gas. Visionaries predict gasoline substitutes, coke use, and smokeless housing ahead. Leaders from Carnegie Tech and U.S. Bureau of Mines discuss profitable coal chemistry and broader energy shifts.
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Pittsburgh
Jan I
France
Thomas &Uher
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Br Bince
United States Bureau of Mines
Ehorugh
C . Lesher
Pittsburgh Coal Company
OW. Sperr, Jr
Mellon Institute of Industry Research
Man Held Eight Hours After Leaving Jail in Darien
Darien dispatch reports Charles Van Nostrand, jailed for indecentl en injurious acts, released after 30 days, arrested again within eight hours after arriving in Darien. He had previously been jailed five times for intervention and was locked up after staggering from a bus. In Bridgeport, Wise Kintor lost control of a car on Grand Street, hitting two highway signs and dying at the scene. Police recovered a 1923 essay calf without markers found on West Avenue Saturday.
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Darien
Ind Lcstion
Dirlen
Lites Chares van Nostrand
Grand Street
Bridgeport
West Avenue
Diamonds Seized Sailor Is Held In New York
A seaman named Tielmans was arrested aboard the Red Star liner Pennland as customs officials seized diamonds worth about 125 000 found hidden in his socks. The ship’s crew were searched after the seizure, with authorities tight lipped on details. Tielmans claimed ignorance of the diamonds and their destination, while investigators pursued the case.
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Tranzz
America
Telmans
Damon
Tor
Man fined for driving while intoxicated in Stamford
Stamford justice fines Burke of 65 Jefferson street $100 and costs after his car collided with a Stamford Greenwich bus. Judge Samuel Young presided noting intoxicated driving. Burke pleaded guilty to the charge and paid the fine and costs.
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Stamford
Preck T Burke
Jefferson
Pa Hr
Samuel Young
Traffic Policeman Hurt by Auto in Shippan Point Incident
Politician George Shielde remains confined at home after an automobile backed over his foot while he conducted traffic duty at Shippan Point. The vehicle was operated by Mrs. A Buyer.
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Bamford
George Shielde
Shippan Point
Shielde
Judge Suspends 30 Day Sentence Then Orders Execution
Greenwich January report says Joseph Wellaby, a butler for Dr A E Austin, violated conditions by disturbing Dr Austin at Sound Beach. A 30 day jail term, previously suspended, was ordered executed after Wellaby caused a disturbance and a minor fire occurred in Wellsby's room at the Austin home.
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Greenwich
Jan
Joseph Wellaby
A_E Austin
Dr Austin
Sound Beach
Jai
Jude Mead
Wellsby
Austin
Japanese Prince Set to Sail for Tokyo After San Francisco Visit
Prince Yasuhito Chichibu arrives in San Francisco for funeral rites of his father then sails to Tokyo. Consul general of Japan and other officials greet him at the harbor as preparations for departure begin.
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San Francisco
Yasuhito Chichihu
Japan
Tokyo
Sirramento
Consula
Mara's Noon Effort Aims to Return Him Home Quickly
Berta Mara plans a noon meeting tomorrow to facilitate his swift return home. Chichihu departed London a fortnight ago in connection with the case.
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Berta Mara
Hhim
Chichihu
London
Terryville Man Dies From Skull Fracture in Fall
Patrick Lincoll aged sixty seven of Terryville died at Bristol hospital from a skull base fracture after being brought in from Terryville Saturday night. He reportedly fell from a stairway on Main Street in one of the buildings.
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Bristol
Jan
Patrick Lincoll
Terryville
Bristol Hospital
Terryvie
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