Hoover Warns of Goal Strike Soon
Hoover cautions an approaching strike amid wage talks in the bituminous industry. Negotiations involve union and employer groups across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and Illinois with outside arbitration discussed but not agreed. President Hoover met with officials last week in Washington to seek settlement.
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Lewis
Washington
Coal Operators Seek Lower Railroad Rates
Coal operators press for reduced railroad charges as the American Coal Association and others argue current rates curb profit. Industry officials claim rail costs far exceed reasonable bounds, with estimates of 200 percent over prior baselines and calls for not more than a fifty cent per ton rate, while predicting a five year outlook of limited returns if rates stay high.
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An. Sia
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Dancing and Fashion Highlight A Stage Show Review
The program featured graceful Mrs Gerald Line burgh as soloist in the Wine her dance, with Bishop Dinoes and Henrietts Bishop performing in duo pieces. Highlights included the Band-box dance and the Pony Ballet. Miss Margaret Neijhercut and David Fiamming delivered a popular song and dance, while Mrs John R Williamson sang a fan song in the closing chorus.
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Gerald Lineburgh
Bishop Dinoes
Henrietts
John Tiela
Jonathan Grout
Scarle
Rining Chorua
Young
Mars
Pony Ballet
Margaret Neijhercut
David Fiemming
Neilhercut
John. R. Willamson
Iber
Poincare Wins Backing Amid Reparations Debate
Poincare receives a vote of confidence as he defends France against imperialism charges and insists Germany must pay reparations. He accuses Germany of bad faith and calls for strong measures if further payments are demanded, while praising France's inseparability and readiness to act to secure peace at home and abroad.
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Rhineland
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On Villon
Ie Preisler
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Vietory
Tly Versalilee Urraty
Ayo
Wage Cutting Unhuman Says Miners Official
William Green of the United Mine Workers calls wage reductions below living standards an economic wrong and inhuman. He spoke at a conference opposing voluntary wage cuts amid pressure to concede lower rates. A later note mentions Cardinal de Cabrières and his wartime actions, including opposing church-state separation and sheltering vineyard workers.
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William Green
Fragmentary Wartime Edit Notes on German Obligations
The fragment discusses potential measures to enforce German compliance with obligations and the Versailles terms. It mentions guarantees for establishing control over rail, the badret emission, and export controls. It warns that failure to meet disarmament and war crime provisions could trigger penalties. It references the need to maintain war-origin reverence and notes tensions over French mines and factory operations.
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Germany
District Leaders Approved for City Posts at Meeting
A meeting last night recommended appointees for city positions including Catherine Casey as stenographer in the Registrar of Voters office and William Roe as garbage collection supervisor. The discussion reflected mixed opinions on patronage and district politics as the group released names at the club rooms on North Avenue.
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Frants Rooney
Department of Charities
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Lawrence Swaridge
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William Moran
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Aity
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Syuppty
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Satchh Molloy
Redman
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Lublin Works Department
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Third
Triet Democratic Club
Alderman Mugene
C. J. Ketty
Walate
Firstron
Aldrman Fueene
Ally. H
Fiteratrick
Toko
Roorre
Theft of Red Cross surgeon's parts leads to arrest in New Haven
The Red Cross branch in New Haven reported theft of a surgeon's part valued at 400 dollars. A man identifying himself as Harry Schroeder was arrested in a Christian Union building room on a New Haven warrant and held without bail awaiting detectives from New Haven.
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Red Cross
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Two Injured by Explosion at Excavation Job
Two workers were injured when a percussion cap exploded while being inserted into dynamite at an excavation site near Park Avenue and 1st Street yesterday. John Schernick, 21, of 188 Harlem Avenue, suffered severe eye injuries. Thomas Irman, 52, of 24 Garfield Avenue, in charge of the work, had lacerated fingers but was not considered serious. Both were taken to St. Vincent's Hospital.
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Religious wave hits fishing villages in Scotland coast
On January 19 Glasgow reports a religious wave sweeping the East coast fishing villages. Fishermen interpret the poor herring season as a visitation for unrighteousness and parade hymns along highways while testifying to their fervor. Colored stitching signals spring with white slaves and other fashions noted in town.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Acarcely
Chinese Deals to Be Made Public
The Washington conference discussed making Chinese commitments public after treaties and other pledges are submitted to the conference secretary general. The American proposal won support from Chinese delegates and received tentative backing from Britain Japan and France. A formal resolution will be reviewed by the committee tomorrow, though publication before the conference ends seems unlikely.
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Washington
Mo Knomiedige
Dhattine
Laxative Bromine Quinine Tablets Ad Promises Relief
An old newspaper advertisement touts a cold and flu remedy called Brom Quinine Tablets. It markets Laxative Bromaine as a genuine product from W. Grove and asserts strong relief claims.
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W. Grove
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