U. S. Faces Coal War Like Great Britain’s
The 1926 Canton Daily News report describes a brewing coal crisis in the United States with looming strikes in bituminous mines and soft coal market shifts. It notes high production, heavy stocks, and labor debates, including Jacksonville wage talks and potential 1927 labor conflict amid anthracite anxieties.
Reading Company Eyes Tonnage Through New Link to Coal Regions
Discussion notes that with proper connections a new route could move large loads of soft coal from southern territory to New England via roads tapping Virginia and West Virginia fields. The Reading company shows no interest in anthracite mines and seeks tonnage instead.
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Northern Siberia exploration plan announced by scientists
A Norwegian-Russian expedition led by Dr. Fredtjof Nansen and Prof. Wittenburg aims to map the Republic of Jakutsk in northern Siberia. The five year project will study hygiene, geology, and ethnography, seeking causes of high death rates among young married women and starting from the White Sea via northeast passage.
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