Production Ahead of Demand Suppressed by Labor Day Reports
Surveys show coal production ahead of demand but incomplete returns for the week ending September due to Labor Day. U.S. Geological Survey notes a loss of 394,080 tons from loadings, while total tonnage for the period nears 42,200,000 tons more shipments than last year as miners press output. Pennsylvania and West Virginia report higher yields. shipments to western New York and tidewater areas show mixed results amid holiday disruption.
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Uinited States Geological Survey
Enal
Turis
Melick
West Virginias
Trudsen
New York
Tidewater
Lake Erie
Tata
National Coal Wien
Fragmented Evening Scene Captures Townsfolk Interplay
A long, fragmentary montage depicts townsfolk and travelers in a morning routine with drifting dialogue and shifting scenes. Characters named Chester and Buster roam toward the Green Pearl and Quarrier Street while reporters and headlines drift through the page, hinting at crime and local life. The piece weaves street chatter with broadcast style as a city backdrop unfolds.
Mining Congress Announces Meet In Phoenix Session Details
Preliminary notice for the American Mining Congress western meeting in Phoenix Arizona outlines sessions June 26 and 27 with tours to Saline River valley and Agarelie fruit belt. Delegates will tour plants and smelters and dine November 1. speakers include Calbreath Kampledt and Brawne.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Amerie Mining
W. G Gohring
Arizona
Ariyurtu
Bela
Dally
San Marcos
Einadler
Salti River
Agarelie
Phainta
Arsubd Glohe
Miami
Arizona Chanter
American Mining Congress
Finn Lawhns
Qned Pf
Calbreath
American Tino Conprees
Copipsay
New York
A. P. Kampledt
Idaho
Charles E. Flame
U.N
Producers to Protest British Censorship
Basil Dean plans a protest meeting after permission to stage Desire Under the Elms was refused by the censor. Fellow producer Cochran condemns the act as regressive and warns that major plays like Six Characters in Search of an Author may also be banned.
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Dondan
Basil Dean Thantrical Manger
Jord Chamberlain
Eugrne Neil
Centage
Randella
Cochran
Chia Bert
Shing
Anno Santo Sends Record Pilgrim Tides to Rome
Rome records show a massive Anno Santo pilgrimage with visitors arriving from across Europe and distant realms. Stations report arrivals averaging roughly twelve per hour, filling trains and streets with pilgrims seeking the holy year observance.
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Anno Santo
Rome
Latler
Romie
Anna Santo
Yarcourts
Europe
Celuniries
Reme
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Darka — Thorsdat
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Mose
Rata
Russia
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BOB Her-Shop and Beauty Parlor
Quarrier Street
Union Trust Company
Charleston, W.va
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Fourth Street
Linton
Reds
Pittsburgh
Chesapeake & Ohio
Rwy
Neal Orst
Henry Soward Warnicr
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Ehuster
Ester
Lamond
Chester
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Buster
Ani Sears
Evita
Meeva
eNat
Lamontion Seelig
Klenen
Strele
Green Pealure
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Lewis
Tare Villaney
Chapman
Wildwood
Leekles
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Iinnes
Herald
Knights of the Saver
Cory
Vrnmnany
Madera Winpmy
Naides
Parkersburg
Bea Dale
Witty
France
Bac
Zander
ALY Tereene Ch & P
Telebhone
lMason
Polat
Cupid
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Ioral
Terry
Yong M. Willams
Moeundsville
Notte Old Friends
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Heckley Society
Newark
Newry
Chicago
Dio
Eric
Atlantet
Hwbraxton Central
Sutton
Diewever
Horrie
Sir Arthiy Seine Joye
Seta
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Solinin
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Gerry
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Clarksburg
Harrison County
Los Angeles
Julehy
East Walnut Street
Ulenwood
Arestne Democrat
Titinale
Cintovo
Braxian
Orlando
Edria
United
Bozeardtown
Braxton Democrat
Fred
Taduirton
Mining Congress
Free Book McCormick & CO
Baltimore
DrSchotts
Community Cafe
Morris Street
Etty Brow
Anyce Walters
Louis Potter
Xewie
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Tempe
Cor
Quatrier
Morris Fits
Popil
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Hetcheces
Weyman
Wall Papers
Moore
Capitol Street
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Kanawha Street
Delco Light Company
Dayton
Ohio
General Motors Cor
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