Coal miners adopt tri state wage basis in new talks
New York report says coal operators and miners scrapped the central competitive field after decades and agreed to a tri state pattern including Indiana, Winds and Ohio. Pennsylvania remains out as talks aim to set standard wage scales for spring contracts and close by April 1. John L. Lewis opposed the move, insisting on state method, while unions and owners expect to finalize terms within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Dan
Indiana
Winds
Ohio
Pennsylvania
United States
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Riot Ends French Deputies Session in Violence
Deputies clashed as the Left and Right members fought, with Communists storming the presidential desk. Prince Joachim Murat led the Right in rescuing colleagues, fights drew blood, ushers intervened, and order was restored after reinforcements. The session resumed with a vote suspending parliamentary immunity for Cachin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Joachim Murat
M. Arago
Cachin
Bromide and Quinine Ad Promotes Preventive Laxatives
A compact advertisement notes Colils Grip or Influenza preventive care using Laxative ROMO QUININE tablets. The box bears the signature KE. W. Grove and advises ensuring you have BROMO. The price listed is 80e.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Grove
Radio Programs and Musical Features Schedule Snapshot
Dense listing of radio broadcasts across bands 60, 360, 480, and 670 meters. Notes early morning reports on prices and farm products, weather, stock quotes, and varied musical programs. Includes youth stories, industry chats, lectures on thrift, narcotics, money use, and a Sleepy Hollow reading. Multiple stations and organizers named, with dates and times spanning a full broadcasting day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse el. Mfg. Co
Newark
Reir
Rowland Thomas
DL Wychoff
The
Magazine of
Wall Street
Thornton Burgess
Frank F. Dole
Estey Orson
Weber
Arington
W. G
General Electric Co
Schenectady
U. S. Naval Observatory
Jessie G. Cole
New York State Dept. of Health
Kolin Lager
Fiano
Rubens
Paul Rubens
Lee
Surasate
Adelbert Purga
Charles D. Jarvis
Herkimer Gaunsy
Little Pulls
Brahms
Warrior Blvd
Adams Jamnus Jd
Williamson
Volunteer Service of Women ‘N the Red Cross
Mabel T. Boardman
Ned Croast
Yenrod
Booth Ytarkington
Ruth Reinvends
Adelbert Parva
Baritona
the Ringers
Lohr
Mr. Williamson
Faust Gourmed
Mr. Deadines
Ruth Mdmonds
Adelbert Pu Joo Millenth Drat
Syneonaters
Joseph Gullaang
Steeum Mig Syneators
Vox
Tucker
Thestit
Fenor
Vroams
Lonosha Plues
Casner
Vox Tret
Walla
Sarre Carchestra Tenar
Tipton
Toseph Gudhaie Mire Coulee
Themerpaidstry
Jarnagin the
Syasters
Max
Saveot Angeline’ Cregines Otedasty Telody
Breakfast Table Tragedy in Oyster Bay Mansion
At Commodore William J. Swan’s Oyster Bay mansion a breakfast dispute between his chauffeur Robert Stuart and Japanese butler Sak Namba led to Stuart being fatally stabbed. The knife was found in the kitchen and Stuart died at Glen Cove hospital. Namba was arrested after surrendering to Constable Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Swan
Oyster Bay
William J. Swan
Shawanhaka Yacht, Club
Robert Stuart
Sak Namba
Stuart
Namba
Commodore Swan
Commodore
Studi
Stuarts
Stuart Ig
Webard Derby
Theodore Roosevelt
Glen Cove
Townsend
Witchen
Sealed Tut Ankh Amon Chamber May Reveal Gold Coffins
Egypt 1923 report speculates on contents of Tut Ankh Amon inner tomb chamber. Possible wooden coffin with gold leaf, two coffins or a single mummy wrapped in gold sheets, four canopic vases, symbolic animals, and religious objects. mummy of the queen likely nearby with a second marriage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. P. B. Wetigade
Luxor
Egypt
Lord Carnardvon
Howard
Cafter
Rameses the Sixes
Carnarvon
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Death Suppression Claims Hit Striker Lynching Details
Warrells Stone, head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, says censoring of reports by Western Union and the Missouri and North Arkansas railroad blocks details of a striking railroad man’s death and the punishment of several others. A Harrison Arkansas inquiry into railroad property violence reports progress, with a citizens’ court and a 1,000-member committee preparing evidence for state courts and Governor McHugh’s investigative panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Chicago
Warrells
Harrison
Ark
Missouri and
North Arkanas
McHine
J. Gregor
Flags Unfurled As Street Cleared After Snow
Fragment from Page One describes street clearing after snowfall with references to public works director George M. Coughlin, and a sarcastic remark about the directory. The text also lists titles and notes on children stories and old town scenes, with scattered names and nonstandard phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwealth
George M. Coughlin
Rail Committee Still Has Hopes
The commission already has authority to conduct hearings and investigations into the New Haven Hartford railroad troubles. F. J. Pearson, president Tarzel, says layoffs and trained manpower shortages worsen power. Winter weather and fuel shortages compound issues. Pearson notes management studies options to protect immediate results and future operations, while avoiding a hasty settlement with strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
F. J. Pearson
Tarzel
Pearson
New England
Wwfatcen
al Pearson
New Haven Road
River Pollution Report Recaps Legislative Impact
A continuing river pollution report notes the high value of the results and urges action. It warns that drastic legislation could force many industries to close, referencing Connecticut and the broader economic stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Bulging Pocket Sparks Pool Hall Arrest In Bridgeport
Richard I Boyne 20 of 66 Lrinee Street New Haven was arrested on a liquor charge after a bulging pocket revealed a pint bottle of whiskey in Charles Pollak’s pool room at 0 Charvel Street. Pollak faces liquor law violations for allegedly giving six youths free whiskey. Boyne admitted drinking the offered liquor but disputes buying it from Pollak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pollak
Charvel Street
Rtichard I
Boyne
William Foster
Patrick Murphy
Lrinee Street
New Haves
Pollak
Boyn A
Pollack
Webster
Mags
Bridgeport
Britain Strives for Best Debt Settlement in Washington Talks
The British mission in Washington, led by the chancellor of the exchequer, seeks a favorable debt settlement, while US officials deem American terms liberal. Prime Minister Bonar Law and Mr. Baldwin are aligned with favorable terms but plan to brief the cabinet in England. Ambassador Harvey’s return to London is noted as discussions continue, with timing uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
Bonar Law
Baldwin
England
America
Eireles
Harvey
London
Hooded rider linked to Lake La Fourche body case
The investigation centered on Dean Ashcroft of Southern Carbon as a witness who claimed twenty explosive cases stored at the plant but lacked knowledge of distribution. The inquiry touched on the so called torture device tied to the deaths of Itichardy and Daniel. B Pratt Jr faced questions about sawmill equipment and log carriage details.
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Itichardy
Daniel
Lake la Fourche
Dean Ashcroft
Southern Carbon Company
B. Pratt, Jr
Amus
Mystery of Herculaneum Excavation Cost
Three million dollars is the estimated cost of the dig out at Herculaneum. The Italian Government plans the ancient city’s recovery using modern excavating machinery after the site was buried by volcanic ash and hardened into friable rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herculaneum
Bridgeport Park Island Equipment Financing Debate
Bridgeport contemplates park island site finances amid rental income of 30000 over two years and 16000 annual bond interest on 220000. The city reports a 10000 profit but faces eight years of rent loss and 80000 in interest looming, with 500000 already spent on improvements. Aldermen to vote on the plan and possible tax change presented by Mr Pearce after a Park Board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albbusy
Wipw Incong
Bridgeport
Pearce
Hanes
Tess
Ma Pearan
Meetings Tonight In Bridgeport Area Fragments
A jumble of Bridgeport based groups and unions lists multiple society names and addresses. The page references meetings tonight for organizations including American Electroplaters Society and Daughters of America among others at various Bridgeport and nearby locations.
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Birthmore Akerance To
Wirthmore Poultry Book
St. Albans Grain Co
St. Albans. Ve
Radio Shop
Wall ST
D. K
Westindhouse el
Mtg. Co
Pittsburgh
Pas
Edea Littl Symphony Orchestra
Victor Saudek
Chilren
New York Stock Exchange
Trade and Industrial Bureau
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
Marjory Stewart
Chester
Story
Extequette
Kdeka Little Symphony Orchestra
L. Bamberger & Co
N. J
Leonard S. Dunk
American Jersey Cattle Club of
Clover Dance Orchestra
Newark N. J
Bill Steinke
Goriey
Newary X. M._C. A
Fred W. Tasney
Prudential Insurance Co
William Jyer
Union Discount Co
Narcotics and Society
Carleton Simon
New York Police Department
Edward Rice Doyle
Wells Hawks
Sam Harris Enterprises
Irvington Council Ir
de Molay
Fomb
Tut Ankh-Amen
Arkansas
Stone
Nariiit Durkhardt
Sprossiy
Vasloonmd
Hy Lad
M. Severy
Sue Rordt
Sieterland
Rail Committee
N.H. Road
Deacon IS
J.c.neuhoff
Coats
Jc.neuhoff Ine
Wouldive City
American Lectroplaters Society
John Street
Schwahan Benefit Society
French Street
Bridgeport Lodge
Maternal Aid Union
Mairfield Avenue
Independent Order of Pigers
Gol State Street
Court Liberty
Hell Order of the Golden Sceptre
State Steert
Workmen's Idrele
Tinidyvepore
Bund
Pride
Daughters of
Amlerica
Brute Street
Toseph Dowdall Lodge
Main Street
Misonic Mele
T. Oy
Gilbert Shreet
Tin
Stage Faorping Congress
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