New York Dealers Forecast 25 Dollar Coal This Winter
New York records show twenty to twenty five dollar per ton coal prices predicted by dealers amid shortages. Retailers pledge fair distribution to prevent hardship while coordinating with health officials to supply families most in need. Production aims for a weekly output of 12,000,000 tons to ease shortages by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Health Department
Tany
Hart
Northwest
T ‘Ite
Far Rockaway
Boards of Trade
Lawrence
Cedarhurst
Rockaway Beach
Householder
Revalier
Shay
Aynara Coxorinis
Gommisainner
Lewis Nixon
Arden
Women's luxury spending tops 1919 tax reveal
Washington reports high 1924 luxury expenditures by Americans. Women bought rouge lipsticks perfume totaling about 760 million dollars while men spent 1.31 billion on cigarettes and ciruza. Jewelry candy phonographs pianos autos and other items appear in the vast luxury bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
United States
Treasury
Eight Held For Night Riding In Arkansas
In Baldenob and Truman Arkansas reports show eight farmers arrested on night riding charges and bound over to the grand jury after waiving arraignment. Seven allegedly admitted sending letters and posting placards threatening to burn gins and harm watchmen unless cotton plants halted operations until prices hit 40 cents. Anonymous warnings also appeared at cotton gins in Truman threatening destruction if operations did not stop immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldenob
Ark
Locomobile lays off two hundred workers in shift
Locomobile announces a temporary layoff of about two hundred employees as of December 1. Most layoffed workers are in nonessential departments while seven hundred remain at work. Plant to close today and reopen Monday on full time with only necessary manufacturing steps. A large Cuba order for 36 trucks helped prompt the production shift and parts stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Lerfort
New England
Larson
Locomobile
Cuba
Poland’s President Resigns Then Withdraws Resignation
General Joseph Pilsudski, head of the Polish Republic, tendered his resignation today as chief executive. At the government’s request, he later withdrew the move provisionally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsat
Joseph Pilsud
All
Repubite of
Poland
Pilandski
Million British coal miners set to strike today
London oct 13 the coal miners strike in all its force begins tomorrow after delegates vote to walk out government prepares to protect public services and conserve fuel measures include rationing if needed emergency orders empower local authorities to economize. public sympathy tilts toward the government while some call for higher wages and an independent tribunal. negotiations to continue amid the strike with no immediate intervention seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Nist
Pramier Lieyds
George
Cos
Campaign costs reach half million in fair price drive
The government war on the cost of living ends its drive with about 600 400 spent and funds limited. Officials cite $275 000 in fines collected against convicted profiteers and 18 convictions by fair price committees. More than 1 800 persons and firms indicted, over 220 cases pending, and 10 years of prison terms imposed across decided cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tashington
Government of Justice
Department Omcials
Twelve Crewmembers Lost After Ship Collision Near Havana
In Havana on October 15 twelve members of the W. P. Heat schooner crew were lost after a collision two miles off Santiago with the American steamer Gayo Mambe. The schooner sank while the remaining crew were saved. the American captain blamed misinterpretation of a signal, but no such schooner appears in available shipping records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
W. P. Heat
Santiago
Wool Growers Seek Embargo on Foreign Wool Imports
Salt Lake City, Oct. 16 A. R. Marshall of the National Wool Growers Association announced that U S wool growers plan a determined push for legislation to place an embargo on foreign wool during the coming session of Congress in December Thousands of tons of domestic wool are stored nationwide as clothing manufacturers seek wool from abroad at lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States
Congress
A. R. Marshall
Salt Lake
National Wool Growers’ Assaciaion
Koo Says Chinese Are Free From Bolshevism
Washington dispatch reports Dr. Wellington Koo, the Chinese minister, denying Bolshevik activity in China. He calls Chinese by nature peaceful and asserts unorganized labor prevents Bolshevik footholds or any Soviet republic attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koo
Washington
China
Oday
Wellington Koo
Crank repudiate Coughlin confession in case recap
Philadelphia October report says August Pasquile known as the crank repudiates his confession that he kidnapped Blakeley Coughlin and smothered him by accident then threw the body over the Schuylkill. He calls the confession bunk and says he made it to mislead the state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadbephta
Pasquile
The
Blakeley Coughlin
Cotton brokers seek federal credits to ease crop finance
Southern cotton merchants and bankers urged the Federal Reserve Board to broaden what qualifies as rediscountable paper to relieve business stringency. Governor Harding rejected the approach, saying the crop loans were advances on options not eligible for rediscount. Senator Smith of Georgia noted the delegation and warned of broader consequences if rules relaxations were granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasrington
Southern Cotton Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Harding
Commission
Federal Reserve. Act
Smith
Georgia
Cox to fight for election on Harding rejection of league
Detroit, Oct 15 Governor Cox of Ohio announced his campaign would pivot on the League of Nations issue as outlined by Senator Harding in Des Moines who favored staying out. He attacked thirty one Republican signers including Elihu Root Hoover Taft for backing Harding and warned they could not reconcile their stance with his view of the covenant and America’s choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Cox
Ohio
League of Nations
Harding
Des Moines
Elihu Root
Herbert Hoover
Henry W. Taft
Mr. Harding
Orfelfont Wilson
Stanis
Des Moles
Governor Cox
Zavers
League
America
Benator Harding
Harding Urges League Reform to Preserve Peace
Indiana rally quotes Senator Harding defending world peace through the League of Nations while allowing amendments or substitutes if needed. He vows to consult American minds after election to shape the nation's stance, distinguishing wheat from chaff as he campaign travels through Jeffersonville New Albany Speeds Scottsbluff Crotheraville Seymour Columbus Edinburg and Franklin before a St Louis meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Harding
League of Nations
Europe
America
Ameria
Senate
New
World Fellowship
Tomlinson
Indiana
Kentucky
Jeffersonville
New Albany
Speeds
Scottsburs
Crotheraville
Seymour
Columbus
Edinburg
Franklin
St. Lou‘s
Rousing Welcome For Cox In Harding's Home Town
In Marion on October 13 a large crowd greeted Governor Cox with a bustling reception. Thousands lined streets near the railroad station, many perched on freight cars and housetops while Cox spoke from a temporary platform as Senator Harding was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Harding
Marion
Cork Ford plant halts as MacSwiney services held
In Cork nearly 1,500 Ford plant workers were sent home after attending church services for hunger strikers. Notices blocked services this morning, but most returned to work by mid afternoon. plant reopens next Monday at the earliest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacSwiney Close
Ford Factory
Cork
Ford Automobile
Therhunger
Orejock
Force
Aptena Petner
Pund Om
Aagen
Favor Admission of Enemies in League
Report from Mylan Italy dated Dex 16 notes a vote by the Leagues council to favor the admission of enemies. The decision, described as a revotating alge, passed despite opposition, making Yruasata the headquarters of the Jenmue of nation.
MacSwiney Appeal Rejected In London
Lord Mayor MacSwiney of Cork arrived in London seeking U S authorities guidance on deportation matters. The appeal faced rejection as officials weighed international law and potential intervention to resolve the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asses
Peter J
MacSwiney
Cork
Sugland
Revolt Urged by Sovet Leader at German Socialist Rally
In Halle German independents convene as Zinoviev appeals for Moscow alignment. He urges a German labor revolt to advance a world proletarian program, while radical and right factions clash and the audience sings the Internationale amid tense demonstrations. Vote on alignment with Moscow expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa
Halle
Germany
M. Zinchaffman
Ian
Boviete
Russia
Moscow
Aadserg
7 “Ney
Pattert
Conserva?tioas
Zinovieff
Jong Jtv Internationale
Wavi Data
Finoviel
Hoe
Herr Crispien
Independent Socialist Party
Wilhelm
Harding Plan for War Secretary Wood in line
Washington October 15 Senator Harding appears set to name Major General Leonard Wood as secretary of war if elected president. Officials say Harbord or McAndrews may join the General Staff, with Harding favoring Wood as a tentative choice following precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Leonard Wood Willzbi
J. G. Harbord
James W. McAndrews
Sen. Harding
Wood
Melinley
Russell
Roumania Opens Talks to End War With Soviet Union
Roumania signals readiness to negotiate peace with the Soviet Union through possible mediation. Officials indicate intent to discuss terms and seek a ceasefire as war weariness grows.
Moscow Revolt Report Suppressed by German Foreign Office
An announcement from the German foreign ministry states a revolt event began in Moscow near the Kremlin. The report notes no confirmation yet and cautions about potential misinformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Foreign Ministry
Moscoie Kremlz
Flirtation and Society Scenes Spark New York Talk
By Winifred Van Duzen Neay York October 15 a feature on flirtation as a dramatic spice in daily life. The piece notes arch smiles lifting monotony and hints at social scrutiny by Mrs Pauline O Fleid who voices varied viewpoints from women in the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred van Duzen
York
Ofis
Sweeahington
New York
Pauline
Fleid
Roy Nts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uncle Sam
Truman, Ark
Pois
Ing
Holworthy Hall
Tomorrow’s Sunday Post
Norwalk
Atann
H.C. L
Crank
Coughlin
Senator Harding
Bridgeport Telegram
Evening Post
Sunday Post
Bamum
Circulation Department Publishing CO
M’swiney
ERMAN
Sovet
SING
Roumania
Saus Rosia
Presen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!