United Mine Workers Prepare for November Strike
The International and district leaders announce a looming strike by bituminous miners set to take effect November 1 if no wage agreement is reached. They blame coal operators for refusing to negotiate and note prior appeals to federal authorities were rejected. Government officials say illegality will be enforced without halting the general strike.
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International Executive Board
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United States
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Rotary leader urges Christian influence and school support
In a Rotary luncheon, Mr. Mallen calls for community effort toward improving school conditions and housing, securing fair pay for teachers, and promoting child development and recreation. He travels 7,000 miles with W. D. Copeland to connect Rotary clubs and advance district goals.
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Helary
Coal barons blamed for responsibility fair share
The fragment assigns accountability to coal barons, urging fair and square responsibility for the issue. The brief text centers on corporate blame without detailing broader actions or consequences.
Wyoming Woman Witness Trial of Pan Officials
Chicago, Oct. 20. On charge of conspiring to violate postal laws, Paw W. Slwde of Chicago, a witness in the Pan Motor trial, was held to the grand jury today. Bond set at 40,000. Hyde testified he had been connected with The Bankers and The Merchant and Manufacturer journals and others that printed articles “boosting” the Pan Motor company. The Pan company bought extra copies for 450. Letters suggested the articles were shown to Pandolfo before use. Hyde admitted the journals’ income largely came from sales of extra copies. Judge Landis questioned the witness after jurors were sent out.
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Chicago
Paw W. Slwde
Pan Motor
Hyde
Landit
Pandolfo
Studebaker Cars Prove Dependability in Hard Work
A feature on Studebaker vehicles highlighting durability and performance in demanding service. Describes a Studebaker high six operating between Los Angeles and Saugers with consistent power, endurance, and reliability cited by owners. Notes comparisons to steam locomotives and modern engines. Also mentions a London police study on gambling house patrons, noting many frequenters are women.
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Chicago
Kiven York
Studebater High
Los Angeles
Saugers
Cary
Mr. Buckley
Coal miners strike dispute over contract dates and war ending
A prolonged discussion from Page 1 details miner and operator contention over contract expiry dates for Wyoming mines. Officials cite government approval and a 1920 expiry if war continues, arguing against unilateral action that would harm workers and the public. The stance: no termination of war means no contract end.
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United States
Wyoming
Cleveland
Wir
de. Garfield
New Sign for Shepherd and Klett
A plan for a new sign at Shepherd and Klett aims to attract attention. The sign will be rectilinear and placed near The Howes Mart and Schaffner and Marx Chalves, creating a visible landmark for the retail area.
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Shepherd & Klett
Roadsherd & Klett
Howes Mart
Schaffner & Marx
Regular Dinner and Dishes at Short Orders Café
The notice lists Chep Guey Moodie and Chine Dishes as specialties with 40c dinners and telephones 306-R. It presents a compact menu snippet from a local eatery featuring quick service and affordable meals.
Prominent Cotton Expert Tied to Fayetteville Mills
One of the souths leading cotton authorities, Mike Mignie Heauet, serves as treasurer of a large cotton mill corporation in Fayetteville. Wito wilaee-Sherwoed aint a thet tfeelee Sherman Polat Co.
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South
Mike Mignie Heauet
Lange Nose Mill Corporation
Vayetteville
B40
Sherman Polat Co
Prominent Film Actress Spotlighted For Hats and Gowns
The feature highlights noted actress showcasing millinery and fashion during a public appearance. Designers and milliners are praised for creative hats and gowns enhancing the star’s stylish presentation.
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Er Prominicet
Beet Sugar Refiners Deny Need of Additional Government Control
Beet sugar refiners led by Claude A. Ela of New York push to limit government control over price and distribution. The group testifies before a congressional committee, arguing the current measures suffice and that further regulation could disrupt industry operations.
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Claude A
Ela
New York
Wankuring
Congress
He Paine
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