Boycott Hinted to Cut Prices of Anthracite Coal
Editorial in the Wall Street Journal argues a boycott could push down coal prices. It cites Governor Pinchot and Pennsylvania legislators, suggesting West Virginia smokeless coal as an alternative to anthracite in New York City. The Pocahontas fields are highlighted for their smoke free heating qualities and potential to supplant anthracite.
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New York City
Ume
Pincho
Keystone
Wall Street Journal
West Virginia
Pocahontas
New York
Pennsylvania
Minera
Miners License Law sparks labor palace feud in Pennsylvania
The Public Ledger article rails against Pennsylvania's Miners License Law, detailing union exclusivity for licensees, language requirements for English, and a callout of Governor Pinchot and New York coal interests. It cites labor monopoly, boycotts, and debates over potential special sessions to repeal the law amid shifting coal production and international farm machinery trends.
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Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers’ Union
Fennaylvania
United States
Coal Production Drops Week Of July Fourth Says Kennedy
Kanawha operators report a drop in weekly coal output to 7,287,000 tons for the week ending July 4 due to Independence Day preparations. They note a surplus in reserves and a buyers market, with cumulative production for the year to date at 299,170,000 tons, well above last year but below the 1923 peak.
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West Virginia leads in coal output as July trends shift
Duncan of the Kanawha Coal Operators Association notes slow new production marks while more operators join the water-shipping program. West Virginia tops Pennsylvania in bituminous output for the last week of June at 2,447,000 tons, with Fairmont field gains under open-step plan. Lake Hammonong ports show a 16 percent weekly drop to 777,090 tons, yet year-to-date totals exceed last year. Tidewater business rises about 3 percent despite reduced foreign shipments. Herbive coke production falls to about 180 tons, dragging total weekly output to 5,150,000 tons for the period.
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Kanawha Coal Operators’ Association
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Keystone
Fairmont
Laken Huaminong
New England
Cause of Women's Suffering Explained by Medical Findings
A historical report outlines that many women suffer from vague symptoms such as headaches and nervousness, with claims that disorders of the generative organs are the root cause. The piece notes public doubt and emphasizes the discovery as a key medical advance and its implications for treatment.
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Britain Flays U S Sport Plan in Universities
London July 18 Sir Ernese Bain chair of Leeds University finance committee reports overseas universities are overemphasizing sport. He cites painted stadiums and many alumni in powerful roles shaping university life. He recalls a town butcher enrolled for football prowess and notes strong alumni organization in American universities.
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Canada
United States
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Whitity
Salaries and university staff pay critique cited
The report notes tensions over gift conditions at the university and argues that the salary of players in major universities exceeds that of academics, highlighting a clash between sports funding and scholarly pay. In California, a major oil fire near Bakersfield threatens $7250.10 in losses as crews battle flames. the blaze endangers a 180000 barrel tank and requires two two mile long fire walls.
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