Coal Production Declines In June Survey Report
The National Coal Survey for the week ending June 14 shows production in decline across major regions. West Virginia shipments turn weaker while Ohio and Chesapeake regions show mixed results with total tonnages down from the prior week.
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Sigures
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Onio
C&o Londings
Virginia
Owen Ce
Aluoxomo
Intel
Ghent
Jowlna
Tiakks
Mayo
Proutene Lion
Aucrey
West Virwinia
Nelda
Loken
Principel
Triton
Trnadd
New Kennland
West Virginia
Interatale Comimerce Commission
Opermtern
Geralpta
Duluth
Lake Pirke Gorin
Beatie
Ghanas
Etrallar
Mines in Britain and the World Reach Great Depths
A historical survey notes mines span the globe with Britain showing deep workings and many regions reaching several thousand feet below surface. It covers notable shafts in Spain Cornwall Greece Norway and the United States with depths from about a thousand to over five thousand feet and mentions unique ancient mines and elevated regions influencing apparent depth.
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In &Jacent
Copnar
Turquois
Binal Peninsula
Mount Laurion
Greece
Theronne
Spain
Cornwall
Altsough
Malasein
Norway
Isnt
Cie
Lerope
Belgium
France
Auprosy IL
Penoley
Dues Bok
Mexico
Phery Frenense
South Amer Ion
South America
St. John Dol Itey
Brash
Whatia
Stules
New World
Tranavant
South Africa
Mike
Kalor
India
Champlan Tect
United States
California
Kennedy Mining and Mining Company
Haa Oe
Argonaut Mining Company
Cilicia
West Virginia
Coal Field News Highlights Mining Industry Struggles
A despatch from Marstington reports coal producers reducing advertising spend while facing an extended downturn. The piece details Canawha and Kanawha East regions shipping data, price differentials, and industry responses including safety studies, labor concerns, and anticipated national mining congress events with delegates to attend in California and Denver venues. It notes 2000 miners affected and surveys on ventilation, analysis, and distribution patterns across several states.
Relaxing money boosts better stock showings at York
The article notes rising bond buying and strong interest in government and corporate issues. It highlights near record rail financing, heavy US and European bond activity, and improved market conditions with expectations for new government financing and Hungary reconstruction plans. Investors pursued attractive yields amid continued employment data and war-related expenditures.
Sidesteps Death Call by Becoming Cave Man
Sidesteps death by transforming into a cave man figure. A tightly described scene places a mining worker in a remote area near New Philadelphia and Naltside cemetery as he contemplates leaving the mines. The text hints at dramatic transformation and a risky return to a hidden world.
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NEW Philadesimhial
Sitwon Lakusace
Sears
Gaye
Naltside
Irth
San Francisco To Host 12000 Troops For Fourth of July
San Francisco prepares to host about 12 680 service members and officials for a large July 8 reception. Local business leaders and the chamber of commerce coordinate hospitality efforts under Mayor’s request, with committees organizing entrances, entertainment, and ceremonies at the exposition auditorium.
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San Wrandaca'y
Nvgreeus
San Francisco
Sen Vtrneisen Undeher of
Commerce
Eltizena
Gennytec
Wallace St Alexander
Formes
Chamber of Cenineres
Ann- Gun FH
Amasvores
San Prandeca
Unique idea hits at present price of West Va coals
A Vernon area report describes a ceremonial showing by Wia]elen-Weoming Coal Co official Carl Scholz to W. Huntington of the Virginia Railroad. He compares pennies and coal testing to demonstrate costs, labor, and long investment in toiling to mine and ship coal, urging readers to understand true coal value rather than cheap prices.
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Calliery Co
A Beret
Thaler
Pocahoentna
Loultville Cow & Cake Co
Clautiwill
Muefield
Reltiah Mines
Cartier
Janor
Tihisean
West VA
Russia
Carl Scholz
Wia
elen-Weoming Coal Company
W. Huntington
Virginla Railroad
Edwin
Ohie
Soa
Huevhagtn
Hehtington
Wundrada
Orphino
Funkles
Cheap money boosts security market amid cautious industrial tone
In New York on June 24, observers noted that despite lack of clear signs from the week’s aggressive demand, solvent money conditions helped lift railway and equipment shares modestly. Railroads held up as costs trimmed, while industrial equipment demand remained depressed amid weak overall volumes.
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Cox
Vemmeres
Ygram
Market Outlook Signs Stability As Prices Hold
Turbulent trade notes show near deliveries around 46 cents and prices near the pre adjournment highs. Wheat remained close to recent peaks, supported by improving European conditions and cautious optimism about reconstruction aid and economic stability.
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Wuttoak
International
Onn
Miners Villages May Be Larger Under New Law
A Coal Age editorial argues immigration limits will push mining towns to expand housing. With fewer foreigners, more Americans move in near mines, boosting demand for larger, closer housing despite rising rents and scarce level ground in mountainous regions.
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Coal Ape
Americas
Vanl
Coll Age
Anarmopus
Te- Bios
Cole Ovens
Avend
Veal
Steel market holds steady with limited buying activity
The steel situation shows little improvement with apathetic buying and cautious demand. Prices are easy, pig iron quiet, and domestic buyers restrained while export demand edges up slightly. Copper concessions failed to spark domestic consumption, but inquiries for exports increased as the week ended.
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KHHW
York
Cushing Repeats Trade Warning Attacks Hoover Moves
Coal statistician Georess H Cushing criticizes Secretary Hoover for warnings of shortages as he reacts to the M of Gormley statement from the American Railroad Association. The piece argues large coal stocks risk bankrupting the coal industry while railroads invest in more cars and engines to ease transport.
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Commerce
M OF Gormley
American Railroad Association
H Cushing
Hoover
Cushing Lis
Secretary of Commerce
Pacific
Tha Na- Ulou
Mre Garmiey
American Railway Association
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Association of Rail Way Executiv
Futhre
12000 Groundhogs Not To See Shadows Again
Jerseyville June 29 More than 2000 groundhogs in Jersey County will not see their shadows again as their pelts were turned in to county clerk Fred W Hoel last year. A twenty five cent bounty was paid on each scalp, with one farmer collecting bounty on two hundred. The report notes damage to young trees and crops from groundhogs. Market items mention stocks and antimony, with trading dull and buyers indifferent.
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Jerseyville
Jersey
Fred W. Hoel
China
Careless Scored In British Mine Accident Report
A 1922 Scotland coal industry report records 1410,569 workers under the Coal Mines Act with an output of 38,207,473 tons. It notes 189 deaths from 705 accidents, 715 non fatal injuries, and 1,260 electrically driven mines with 134,454,508 tons won by electric power. The report cites carelessness as a major factor in fatal and non fatal incidents and highlights issues with mine roads and roof stability.
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Coliery Guern@inn
Lonedon
Beslow
Wort
Injtury
Aida
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