Increase in Coal Stocks Signals New Strike Looms
A Federal Fuel Distributor survey shows coal on hand rose through March to June, with retail anthracite stocks up 139 percent and bituminous supplies sufficient for several months. Stocks by retailers increased across fifteen of twenty three states, led by North Central and Middle Atlantic regions, as buyers brace for possible industry strikes.
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Geog HE. Manning
Washington, D.C
Federal
von Fort
Coun
Sterace
New England
Fenera
Tearral
Middle Atlantic
Bern
Rars
Sinance
Crop Insurance Feasibility Urged by U.S. Agriculturists
U.S. agriculturists say general crop insurance is feasible and needed to protect American agriculture. Officials study proposed insurance would cover actual damage, guaranteeing farmer profits when nature fails, addressing severe crop damage threatening farms.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
English Women Spurn His Kiss in 15th Century Debate
The article recalls Erasmus and his view of English women's kissing habits, as cited by Sir Philip Sassoon. It notes Sassoon, famed bachelor, praised Erasmus and joked that he would pay a hefty fee to witness such kisses, but no woman present mirrored that claim.
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London
Dniy
Amuas
Erasmus
Paulp Sassoon
Wagland
Aldyngtom
Kernw
Phil Sassoon
lMrasmus
Arctic Tests and Marconi Shape Radio's Rise in 1923
A 1923 North American summary notes Marconi's new directed radio system enabling a message to be received by a chosen recipient. It discusses Arctic exploration reporting by MacMillan on the Bowdoin, and frames radio's progress from wireless telegraphy to broad public use amid wartime origins and US government mediation. The piece highlights the shift from shipboard to direct, targeted radiograms and the role of Am erica in accelerating adoption.
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Toda
Thomas A. Edison
Lada
Wither Marcon
Wither
Heather
Donatt
MacMillan
Bowdoin
Tr. MacMillan
Telegram
Ehogen
Sviener
Imerraph - Radin
Tnc
United States
Millan
Une Arelie
Tne
California
Marconi
London
Systein
Donald Mix
Connecticut
Boston
San Francisco
Campaign to aid Russian babies in health drive
Slogans on Moscow posters appeal for fresh milk as the American Women's Hospital Service collaborates with Quakers in Samara Province to aid refugee children. The effort, led by a top Russian health official, aims to deliver milk and medical care to youngsters amid harsh wartime conditions.
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Moscow
Amerian Waemens Hospital
Russia
Samara
Constantinopia
Serma
Ferecee
Hegoure
Fas Srne
Ull Fe
Lynch mob killing leads to murder trial for suspect
A man charged with first degree murder over a lynching near Volitmorhia faces trial tomorrow. Grand jury indictments cite involvement in the jail raid and the removal of a Black detainee, with additional charges for obstructing, assault, and related acts. Witnesses recall a mob incident at the university area.
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Volitmria
Narn
Fale
GaargerkWall
Sinmlay
uEkre
Barkwell
University of Missouri
Dauehiens
Universi
New Indian School to Be Ready Soon
A Boulder Colorado project named Indian Tipi Institute aims to educate Native American youths in Indian homes under chiefs guidance. Funds raised through poetry and music programs support post graduate study and broader schooling on reservations. The plan includes a 60 acre ranch in Sunshine Canyon for future growth and a nationwide support network under the American Indian Tipi Order.
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Tipi Institute
Boulder
Colorado
Red Os
Strong Wolf
Linde Regs Halt
Jeewares
Ainder
Red Fox
Wilson
Sunshine Canyon
Vale Daughters of Sacred
Manhattan
Yorielty
Hom
Helen Gould Shepard
Anne Morgan
Lyer the famed war ace dies in fatal Villacoublar crash
Moulin a French aviator famed for twenty four German planes during World War I is killed at Villacoublay on May 22 while testing a new airplane built by M de Marmy. Spectators watched a rapid ascent and a sharp descent as the craft failed and Devlin, the ace, perished. Born in Texas and licensed by the Aero Club, he had earned three aerial victories before a serious injury in 1919 ended active combat.
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Moulin
Mar
Villacoublar
Oman
M- de Marmy
Jean
Devlin
Coal Wage Conference To Be Resumed Today
A joint conference of operators and miners over a new coal wage contract was set to resume in Pennsylvania tomorrow afternoon. The event, previously discussed via telegraph and radio, aims to address miners’ demands as industry negotiators push toward a fresh agreement amid broader wartime communication advances.
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Atlantic Guty
Pennsylvania
La Guardia urges New York GOP to back war draft plan
Representative Fiorello La Guardia writes George K Morris chair of Republican committees urging a plank to back President Harding on a wartime draft. He cites Helena speech and argues a draft would mobilize manpower and curb profits from war while noting party disfavor of huckstering and platform debates.
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York
BFL Lia Cardia Today
George Kk. Morris
Teypablicany Stave Compities
Que Rin
Sano
Rand
Hogsing
Helena
Montan
la Guardia
LaGuardia
Hat Ha
Deaf mute workers to run new St Louis plant
A factory plan in St Louis would employ deaf mutes as a self contained workforce. SH Curies of Surtees Clothing Company says deaf mutes prove reliable, diligent and punctual, with sign language replacing written instructions to streamline production in wing pressing and sewing departments.
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Curiee
Curler
Fistrac
Conversat An
Schiek
Mur
Rival phone factions hold temporary truce in Boston
A temporary truce was declared today between striking and non striking telephone workers in Greater Boston as leaders of the war ring factions prepare for a conference tomorrow night. Service remained near normal with most pickets on duty at exchanges since the walkout began June 6. John Barrett of San Francisco claims to be the oldest railroad man with 56 years on the job.
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Boston
Greater
John Barrett
San Franceisco
Elalma
Unclear Text Summary Teases Obscure Topic
Fragmentary OCR hints at a discussion of efficiency and recognition, mentioning Sweet Dreamy and 27. No coherent event, names, dates, or clear subject emerges beyond vague references. Unable to determine concrete reporting elements from the provided fragment.
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