Steps to Halt Coal Strike 70 to Be Taken Soon
New York reports active steps to end the anthracite strike within days as substitutes spread in homes and industry. Heating shifts to oil burners and higher grade coal, with operators citing strike motives and urging arbitration over wage gains.
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J. C. Royle
New York
New England
Connellsville
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Inglis
Glen Alden Coal Co
Lewis
Baseball World Acknowledges Stage Sidelights and Umpire Woes
Washington planners ponder Mayne and Gifford as potential future ball tossers while comedy duo Altrock and Schacht recount misfires and misadventures. Pittsburgh buzzes over gate crashers One-Eyed Connolly and Tammany Young. Umpires, judges, and boxers mingle with weather woes and Championship talk as Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey loom nearby.
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Washington
Mayne
Gifford
Capital
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Nick
Senators
One-Eyed
Connolly
One Eye
Tammany Young
Western Union
Messenger
Pittsburgh
George Morarity
George
Judg Kenesaw Mountain Landis
Electric lines keep pace with parade in Atlantic City dispatch
The editor cites Judus Storrs praising rapid modernization of electric street railways. He argues for multi modal transport including buses and airplanes, noting electric cars and buses carry over 16 million people annually, far surpassing steam rail and common carrier buses.
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Judus Storrs
Will Hays
Atlantic City
Canton Daily News
Raiway
Ohio Supreme Court rules on Sandusky election petitions
The Ohio Supreme Court denied writs of mandamus by C. L. Bleker and Lloyd Diment to force Sandusky county board of elections to accept nominating petitions. Bleker sought ballot placement for county board of education. he claimed a protest over missing committee homes was filed five days after the petition.
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Daily News
Aureal
Spahr
Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
C. L. Blaker
Lloyd Diment
Sandusky Co Board of Elections
Bleker
Sandusky Co
County Board of Education
Romanian and U.S. settlement talks head to Britain
Reported aims for this month seek a settlement between Romania and the United States. M Titulescu, Romanian minister, travels to Great Britain to continue negotiations as part of the deal effort.
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Negoti
United States
Anne
M. Titulescu
Great Britain
Hae
Baseball leaders and personalities collide in a colorful tale
The narrative mentions Al Lang of Petersburg the mayor of Florida famed baseball booster who laments lost Washington game tickets. It contrasts Johnny Heydler young and reserved with Ban Johnson bold and domineering while Will Rogers comments on baseball knowledge from newspaper exposure.
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Dempsey
Harry Wills
Florida
al Lang
Petersburg
Washington
Johnny Hydler
John
Senators
Ban Johnson
Heydler
Johnson
Will Rogers
Post office awards five air mail feeder routes
Washington October 7 the post office department awarded contracts for five air mail feeder routes to private companies. Eight feeders exist in total with three routes remaining to be let.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Nominated Petitions Must Meet All Provisions of Law
Chief Justice CT Marshall opines that NK petitions must comply with all legal requirements and that failure to observe provisions affects electoral authority. The Diment case aligns with Maker, noting separate filings cannot form a single petition. Hloker similarly holds candidates must comply with the law.
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Lawa
Hloker
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American Lead Pencil Co
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