Berry aspirant for nomination for vice president
A scrambled, early 20th century dispatch discusses Major Berry’s bid for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. It mentions associations with Keely, Walling, and Edwards, and references the New York organization, the Indian federation, and the women’s movement as context for Berry’s political standing.
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Kid- Ward
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Nuerivan Legion 14
Democrat
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Ticheng
Indiane Federation of Wavies
Chiba Bor
Saio
Women Syolil
Revolutionizing Coal Industry Showed Machines Halving Costs
A North American newspaper analysis argues new mining methods and machines will cut coal production costs by about half within five years. It notes overexpansion, labor disputes, and wartime demand as pressures easing as advanced shovels, loaders, and mechanized drills boost output, with job prospects shifting toward factory towns as rail and road transport adapt. The piece reflects on industry, labor, and regional impacts amid economic upheaval.
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