450000 Coal Miners Get Orders to Quit
The article discusses labor tensions after the NRA's demise, noting unions demand a new NRA despite constitutional questions. It highlights mine workers pressuring for wage and hour contracts, price reforms, and potential strikes as coal operators resist extending current terms.
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Supreme Court
American Federation of Bor
NRA
Elt
Wagner
Thei Federation
United Mine Workers-Journal
United States
Lewis
Earthquake Toll Reported From Kalat and Quetta Areas
Fragmented dispatch notes a massive quake devastates Kalat and Quetta with 30 000 feared dead. The Khan of Kalat and family likely perished amid ruins while Indian officials and local leaders endure disruption. Postal workers and railway staff report heavy losses and widespread damage across stations and towns.
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Kalat
Quetta
Quetta Quake Chaos Narrowly Survives Fire and Flood
Fires burned out in Quetta after a devastating earthquake killed and wounded thousands. Refugees poured from the district as 60 doctors arrived by air and a 200 member youth relief effort aided rescuers. Martial law remained, fears of looting persisted, and cholera risk loomed amid floods complicating the search for survivors.
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Quetta
Kalat
Indian Jubilee Fund
Diggues Porsons
A.P
India
Mfe
Quetin
Mrs T B Davis New Historian Named Leader Against Odds
Mrs T B Davis, daughter of a Baptist minister, rises as a new historian and federation leader. Educated in public schools, Marshall College graduate, former Huntington teacher, and active church worker, she holds vice presidency of the state Baptist convention. Reappointments of Ward Mathews and McClue were certain, while Mahood, a Republican minority member of the Public Service Commission, drew speculation.
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State Federation
Marshall College
Huntington
State Baptist Coneention
Ward
Mathews
McClue
Mahood
Public Service Commission
ERSGE
Executive Dismisses 44 Code Violations
White House announces dismissal of 411 cases tied to NRA rules following Supreme Court Schechter decision. Attorney General Cummings advised the president that further action is futile, with many cases involving labor and fair trade standards. The move signals a final release of government enforcement in these matters and hints at broader political and economic shifts.
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White House
Roosevelt
Cummings
House
Firestone and Goodrich
Weirton Steel and Gelf Clothing Company
Washington
NRA
Supreme Court
Schechter
Governor Urges Coal Field Peace
Governor urges peace in coal field disputes amid federal administration pressure. Article notes calls for calm leadership and dialogue to prevent further strikes and protect workers and mines.
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Lawk
Levin
Pageay
Volving Company
Alcohol Control and Petroleum Administrations
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AAA
Baile Labor
Mrikes
Cairo University
Egypt
Federal Administration
Kanawha Furniture Co
Esio
Leonard
Lowes
Seevand
Leonard the
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