Coal Shortages Hit New England Dealers Prices Soar
The article details coal shortages in New England with dealers unable to fill orders for weeks. It notes high prices, reliance on smaller independent mines, New England imports from Canada and the Northwest, and railroad bottlenecks delaying supply. The piece cites J Heffernan of New England Coal and discusses weather, strikes, and distribution costs impacting costs to Bridgeport Waterbury Norwich and Middletown.
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New York
J. Heffernan
New England Coal Company
Times
New England States
Old Line
Lehigh
Pennsylvania & Reading
Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson
Commission
Bridgeport
New Hampshire
Waterbury
Norwich
Middletown
New Haven
New England
Canada
Northwest
Experts Call For Expanded Cotton Export Trade
Maplewood New Hampshire September 24 at the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers semi annual meeting speakers urged boosting export trade. Daniel Douty of New York argued that America should ship finished cotton goods to the world rather than raw cotton to spur growth.
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England
Japan
Douty
Manufacturers’ Association
Oscar K. Davis
New York
National Foreign and Council
Europe
America
Maplewood
N. H
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Daniel Douty
Rosenbaum Bros Sues For 4500 Damages Over Feed Car
Rosenbaum Bros of Chicago filed in the Sepeticn court a damage suit against Matthew Blakeley of Stratford claiming 4500 over a carload of mixed feed. The feed valued at 3000 dollars arrived and Blakeley refused to receive it, with 1500 dollars claimed for damages and loss of services.
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Rosenbaum Bros
Chicago
Matthew Blakeley
Stratford
Lit
Blakeley
West Virginians Rally on Harding’s Columbus Route
Hundreds of West Virginia Republicans converge on Marion and Columbus routes to hear Senator Warren G. Harding speak from his front porch. The caravan crosses through the state as part of a pilgrimage supporting the Republican candidate.
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Minnesota
Harding
Coolidge
Marion
Ohio
West Virgina
Warren G. Harding
West
Great progress toward better world unity reported
Geneva reports the World Conference on Faith and Order in August made progress toward a unified Christian world. Robert H. Gardiner of Gardiner Maine, secretary of the American Episcopal Church, called it the most important gathering since the East West schism. Delegates from forty countries represented all major churches confessing Jesus Christ except the Church of Rome.
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World Conference On Faith and Order
Robert H. Gardiner
Gardiner
Maine
American Episcopal Church
Mr. Gardiner
Jesus Christ
Church of
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