Miners Strike Pressed as Wage Talks Fail
The United Mine Workers announce a looming strike of bituminous miners set for November 1 if no wage agreement is reached. Officials blame coal operators for refusing to negotiate while noting the federal government signals illegality of coal workers’ actions but will not prosecute leaders.
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United Mine Workers
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
United States
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United Ming Workers
Chie
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Washington
Palyner
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Hines
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Rotary club leaders discuss community service and education
A Rotary luncheon recounts efforts to boost Christian values in the nation, improve school conditions, housing for children, and fair wages for teachers. Mr. Mallen and W. D. Copeland visited Denver en route to a Salt Lake convention, meeting district club leaders and notable guests from multiple states and institutions.
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Helary
Responsibility Placed on Coal Barons
A fragment quotes a demand that responsibility be fairly and squarely placed on the coal barons alone, reflecting ongoing labor or political pressure without further context.
Wyoming Woman Witness in Pan Officials Trial
Chicago, Oct 20. On charge of con spir ing to violate postal laws, Paw W Slwde of Chicago, a witness in the Pan Motor trial, was bound over to the grand jury by Federal Judge Lan Me. His bond was fixed at 40,000. Mrs Hyde testified she had been connected with The Bankers and The Merchant and Manufacturer journals which printed articles that boosted the Pan Motor company. The Pan company had purchased extra copies, paying 450 for them. Letters shown suggested the articles were submitted to Mr Pandolfo before use in the journals. Mrs Hyde admitted that the income from such extra copies formed much of the journals’ revenue. Judge Landis then questioned the witness about the articles and why they would have been printed if Pandolfo had not ordered the extras.
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Chicago
Paw W. Slwde
Pan Motor
Hyde
Landit
Pandolfo
Studebaker Cars Prove Dependability in Hard Work
A California highway nicknamed Studebaker Pike honors the endurance of Studebaker cars. A high six model reportedly traveled 99,000 miles with only routine expenses beyond gasoline and tires, highlighting the brand’s durability amid comparisons to steam engines and other locomotives.
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Studebaker
California
Coal Miners and Operators Clash Over Contract Termination
The document argues the war era coal contract remains valid until official peace, citing a 1920 expiry dispute. It claims Wyoming operators and miners lack authority to end the agreement unilaterally, warning of severe disruption if the strike proceeds and urging government-backed resolution.
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United States
Wyoming
Cleveland
Wir
de. Garfield
Thomas T. Brewster
New Sign for Shepherd and Klett Unveiled in Plan
A new sign for Shepherd & Klett is planned to be rective and attention grabbing. The sign will be installed near the Howes Mart and Schaffner & Marx Chalves, drawing road traffic toward the business location.
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Shepherd & Klett
Roadsherd & Klett
Howes Mart
Schaffner & Marx
Regular Dinner and Specialty Dishes at 40c Telephones 306-R
A compact review notes short orders and a regular dinner menu priced around 40 cents. The listing highlights Chep Guey Moodie and Chine dishes as specialties, with telephones 306-R for orders or inquiries.
Notable cotton expert Mike Mignie Heauet named treasurer
One of the souths leading cotton authorities, Mike Mignie Heauet, serves as treasurer of a large tobacco mill corporation in Fayetteville. The Lerice-Sherwood Paint Co and Sherman Polat Co are mentioned in connection with his career.
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South
Mike Mignie Heauet
Lange Nose Mill Corporation
Vayetteville
B40
Notable Fashion Moments Highlight Historic Millinery Trends
A fragment recalls a renowned film actress visiting a hatmaker’s shop to admire hats and gowns. The scene underscores era fashion where milliners shaped trends with elegant headpieces and refined attire.
Beet Sugar Refiners Deny Need for More Government Control
Beet sugar refiners led by Claude A. Ela of New York claim in Washington that further government control over price and production is unnecessary. The group argues against new power given to the War Production Board and related bodies, asserting market solutions should prevail.
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Claude A
Ela
New York
Wankuring
Congress
He Paine
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