Coal reserves show world supply lasting centuries
The world’s coal resources are vast says Prof A Holbrook of Pennsylvania State College, with estimates around seven and a half trillion tons. US and Canada hold about 70 percent of reserves, Britain and Europe follow. future use hinges on mining efficiency and conservation. Northern West Virginia coal operators report 188 of 364 mines in Fairmont field active, production to Jan 10 at 475,950 tons versus 613,450 a year earlier.
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Tolly Pr
A. Holbrook
School of Mines
Pennsylvania State College
America
United States
Canada
Mexico
South America
Europe
Belgium
France
Germany
Great Britain
McCulloch and Simpkin
Thal
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
George 9. Brackett
Northern West Virginia
Cross-Word Puzzle Solving Guide From a Historic Page
A fragmented OCR puzzle explains solving technique and clues. It lists numerous cryptic style hints and abbreviations, urging readers to fill a grid by matching horizontal and vertical word starts and definitions.
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IC Shers
Damage charges filed over fatal car crash
In Youngstown Tar 18, Maurice Kivowitz faces $100,000 damages in a Supreme Court suit filed by Sadi Nivewicz widow of Max Nivewicz and Harold Nivewicz seeking 350,000 for loss of husband and 20,000 for car injuries. The case stems from a September 1921 crash when an automobile struck a telephone pole.
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Liow
York
Tar
Supreme Court
Maurice Kivowitz
Youngstown
Ghigo
Max Nivowicz
Brooklyn
Tle
Harold
Max
Sadi Nivewi|z
Avilon
As Ac
Maurice Kixowlia
Quishap
Crowded Calvary church hears Harrington sermon
Mare Chiu and many attend a Calvary Bayilat church service to hear Dr Harrington's sermon. A war-timed fundraiser ends with a donation to W. J. Reynolds as Roanextrest burns earlier. The article notes population shifts from the war, citing France dropping from 4,690,000 to 2,075,000 and now near 4,500,000.
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Calvary Bayilat
Hi Harringeon
Mannly
W. J. Reynolds
Roanextrest
Welock
France
Miners blamed for trade loss in Great Britain
Finlay cites seven hour day costs and postwar wage demands as key to reduced exports. He notes South Wales coal fields suffer most from higher coal costs, reduced output, and weakened demand, with Great Britain contributing only 24 million tons of world coal production in 1922.
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Great Britain
Minera
Finlay
Gibson
Muannouthshire and
South Wales
Wales
Alan Hit
J Pinlay
Durham
Northumberland
World
America
United Kingdom
America bars Polish rabbis amid immigration limits
Exodus of rabbis from Poland to America is halted as US consulates refuse more visas. About 2000 rabbis who sought asylum or admission face denial under revised immigration rules. The push to curb large waves of entrants stems from pressing conditions in Poland and the start of new restrictions on religious workers. The piece notes organizational leaders and local context, including the Beckley based Kohoy Codt company and the Winding Gutt district, with officials Minter and Negovich named.
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Watesaw
Poland
Amsorich
United States
Nas
Tipper Plies Creek
Vire-co
Wilabet
Minter
Beckley
Contern
John Negovich
Cigarettes Show Great Increase Across Nations
Washington chief of the commerce department explains rising cigarette use as women smokers grow. U S consumption rose from 15 billion in 1913 to about 62 billion in 1923, a fourfold increase. Japan’s 1912 to 1928 rise was from 7 billion to about 23.1 billion.
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Washington
Dan
Ts Lyi Tiphen
Remimerce Department
United States
Statiaileak
Anghes Lima
Japan
Kanawha Medical Society to Meet Fortnightly Session
The Kanawha Medical Society will hold its regular fortnightly meeting tomorrow evening at the Kanawha hotel. The program includes a cataract paper with demonstration by Dr. M. E. B. Dillon, discussions by Dr. J. A. Arruckla and Dr. Grover Rovinson, a case presentation by Dr. J. R. Shuts, an anemia paper with reports by Dr. R. A. Ireland, and a business meeting.
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Kanawha
Kanawha Medical Society
Wll
Kanawha Hotel
Tr. Hush G.thompson
Aseocisthon
M. EB. Dillon
J. A. Arruckla
J. R. Shuts
R A. Ireland
Grover Rovinson
Elks Show Tickets On Sale At Hearse Theatre
George Davis collects mail orders for the Elks annual charity minstrels at the Hearse Theatre on January 26 and 28 with box office opening at 10 o clock Wednesday morning. Rehearsals run nightly under Charley Adams guidance as the club promises its best ever ensemble blending old and new talent.
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Hearse
George 4
Davis
Kearse
Charley Adams
Moderate Bond Gains Amid Mixed Week Activity
New York January 18 Moderate improvement in bond prices last week came with a lull in new financing as $262 million in bond offerings from the prior week moved the market. The week saw irregular trading and reactionary moves as time money rates firmed. Notable activity centered on railroad bonds with St Paul Railroad dropping after President Byram said the company failed to earn fixed charges in 1924 and examined its finances for a 1923 refunding. Denver and Rio Grande Western rallied on reports it would resume interest payments on new 4 1/2 percent bonds, which later cooled. Mexican debt attracted interest as bankers discuss the situation with Mexico’s finance minister. Despite fewer new issues, negotiations for large bonds continued, including Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing’s planned $50 million of 5 3/4 percent notes.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Paul
H. E. Byram
Byram
Denver
Rio Gran de Western
Hageanskahler
Raad
Honda
Mexlen
International Committee of Bankers On
Mexico
Alberto J. Pant
Wall Street
Sinclair Crude Oil Purchasing Company
Reindeer Fail to Thrive in Michigan Climate
Lansing reports experiments by the state department of conservation show reindeer cannot thrive in Michigan's northern peninsula. Imported animals died from pneumonia and climate stress, with experts noting inadequate food and harsh conditions. The piece also notes Japan’s exports and Bremen's potential $3,000,000 foreign loan activity.
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Lansing
State Departmen of Conservation
Michigan
Lake Superior
Peninayia Wan
Lemon Fresh Hair Shines With California Lemons
An advertisement touts California lemons as a hair rinse that cleans more effectively than water or shampoo. It claims lemon juice leaves hair sweeter and cleaner, recommending buying a dozen lemons for home use and other household benefits.
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California
Union Mission Meeting Tonight in Charleston
Evangelist Jake Cardin spoke at the Union Mission where a large crowd pressed him for more and he agreed to stay an extra day. Cardin has preached in Charleston for two weeks and was scheduled to leave last night. A pantomime by mission ladies was planned with the meeting starting at 7 20.
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Jake Cardin
Union Mission
Pugliast
Charleston
Cardiff
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