Asia Leads U S in Coal Deposits Says Scientists
The article surveys global coal resources noting Asia leads in deposits while the United States holds the largest reserves among nations. It discusses depletion rates, depth limits, and future viability, with figures on total coal types and country by country assessments, including Britain, Germany, France, Canada, South Africa, and the Donets basin.
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Asia
U. S
Richard Redmerne
Great Britain
Toronto
Canada
Cent Resources
Arriva
New World
United States of America
Africa
United States
Britain
Germany
Spiestan
Poland
France
Sne
Switzerland
Belgium
Shansi
Pekingers
Tonkin
China
Pennsylvania
Europe
Donetz
South Russa
South Africa
Zululand
War Time Wage Scale Blamed For Coal Slump
A New York Trust Company study faults the Jacksonville agreement as pushing coal wages up and shutting down mines. It notes the 1925 anthracite wage talks, compares union and non union costs, and shows hard coal markets pressured by high wages while soft coal faces competition from other fuels. The report cites industry firms like Pittburgh Coal and regional unions, with details on production shifts and wage differentials across sectors.
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New York Trust Company
Financial Institution of Unimpeachab Atanding
America
Jacksonville
Tis
United Ming
Hundreia
Uneir
Udon
Morcovm
Pitaburgh Coal Company
Union
Union Haa
Pennsylvania
West
Vienna
Tennessee
Kentucky
States Geological Survey
Taac
Fragmentary Text About Places and Regions
A garbled historical snippet mentions Australia North America Silesia and Great Britain with references to Bovey Vracey Devanahirw and Antrim in a distant land. It hints at reserves, proof of importance, and meetings but contains numerous misspellings and unclear names, offering minimal concrete details.
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Australia
North American
Silesia
Great Britain
Depowlta
Hiratto
Bovey Vracey
Devanahirw
Coustry Antrim
Dre Land
Coal Output Falls Across Nation Despite May Peak
Weekly output in June averaged 2108,000 tons daily, with total for June 229,148,000 tons. West Virginia set a May record while Pennsylvania's output declined. Mine owners urge modernization and cost cuts to sustain employment amid weaker demand. dumps rise weekly, with cumulative mine failures and demurrage concerns, and worker recruiting pressures persist.
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Werkly
Bommunis
Thea
United States Geologic Survey
Tonys Dalis
Ted
Natiotti Conk Wsauclathon
Vapesta
Jung
Burvey
Charleston
Mo Obuyers
Fa Tounge
Mennsylvania
Labi
Winghiter
Luna
Lily Porte
Laney
Easterners Demand Action Over West Virginia Strife
A verbose letter from Canton resident Mr. Cannan and comments by editorials titled Whitt Atle West Virginia spark debate over coal mine conditions. The piece details calls for lawful measures, local tensions, and proposed actions to ease strife in West Virginia amid debates on industry and workers.
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Boston
Wal
Shebwood
ITP
Canton
Buster
West Virginie
Cannan la Onine Ee
Ermoot
Gustner
Guyrun Talibht
West Virginia
Nyt
Vatin Geers
Whch
Virginia
Fiona
Market Slump Sparks Doubt Amid Inflation Pressure
The article details a troubled first half of the year with renewed trade slowdown and cautious optimism on Wall Street. Despite early signs of improved activity, investors fear higher rates and volatility.
Coal Field Activities and Mine Consolidation Notes
Dispatch reports ongoing coal field activity amid mine closures and price talks. Owners in Wirwinia face declines as shipments from Nayland and Haeton region feeders struggle. a 412 year high price at Choys was rejected. Consolidation plans focus on combined totals near 900,000 tons for the mines, with negotiations over port access and labor disagreements affecting output.
Industry outlook and prices lift in 1925 trade review
The review notes mixed but generally improving conditions in production and consumption across industries. Steel, grain, and cotton markets show volatility yet strengthen in some areas, with higher demand for dry goods and export growth supporting retail activity amid fluctuating commodity prices.
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Althawsh
Nisce
Duné
Nnicem
Unclear OCR fragments on West Virginia and Kentunky scene
Fragmentary text mentions West Virginia and Kentunky with references to large sums and improvised terms. Several garbled names and places appear, including B0,000,Mi 1 tans of Nievetacth and references to Sears Techuelk and Priewst of various kids of Cuals, yielding no clear event or outcome.
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West Virginia
Kentunky
Sears
Techuelk
Tvnkwa Volds
Reinvestments Lift Bond Market Tone in New York
Reinvestment buyers strengthened the bond market last week, lifting prices after liquidity pressures. A record $3498.109,000 in interest and dividends on July 1 supported demand for listed issues, with U.S. government obligations reaching new high prices. German borrowing resumed in New York, and Denmark moved to call a large loan, signaling broader issuing activity for summer funding.
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New York
Étrela
Call Joana
Jsu
California
U.S
Treasury
Hor Foralen
Domeatle Ban l
United States
Uft
Joan Wold Hera
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