Largest bituminous mine in Pennsylvania tops 1.7 million tons in 1914
The Vesta No 4 mine of Vesta Coal Co. leads Pennsylvania with over 1 700 000 tons produced in 1914. Owned by Jones & Laughlin steel interests it operates near full capacity. Cresc ent runs second at 1 158 000 tons while Woodward colliery tops anthracite with about 1 000 000 tons.
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Vesta No. 4
Vesta Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corporation
Crescent
Monongahela River
Nottingham
Stanton
South Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh
Wilkes-Barre
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Too Busy for Mayor Campaign Ends in War Coal Deal
Charles E. Specht withdrew from the Johnstown Pennsylvania mayoral race explaining busyness in New York. He says he supplied 200000 tons of Pocahontas coal to France and secured an option on 6000 acres of West Virginia coal land with a potential banner deal awaiting a final cablegram.
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Johnstown
Charles E. Specht
New York
Tion
West Virginia
Railroad fined for safety law non compliance in Martinsburg
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company pleaded guilty in United States court at Martinsburg to non compliance with the safety appliance law. Judge Dayton imposed a $100 fine plus costs yesterday.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Dayton
United States
Martinsburg
World Postal League Aims Wide Reforms in Post Office
The World Postal League proposes a bold program to extend the post office’s reach and cut costs. It urges flat parcel rates, door to door service, letters of identity, insurance, auto post coach rural runs, naval mail lines, broader foreign parcels access, and postal savings bank deposits reforms.
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Washington
David J. Lewis
Parcel Post
World Postal League Today
James L. Cowles
Winthrop P. Tryon
Cambridge
Mass
League
Lincoln
Congress
Europe
Lewis
United States
Davy” Lewis
Albert Sidney Burleson
David John Lewis
Samuel
Pope Benedict XV Limits Clerical Access to Newspapers
Pope Benedict XV challenges illiberal elements in Rome by opposing Cardinal Cagiano de Azevedo and ordering clerics not to read newspapers from the Roman Publishing Society and other Black party outlets. The move reflects a push toward liberalization and control of clerical press access.
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United Press
Reme
Rome
Vatican
Benedict XV
Cancelliere
Cagiano de Azevedo
Sacred College
Congregation of
Pope Benedict XV
Corriere D'Italia
Cardinal de Azevedo
Papal Rites Clash Over Clerical Newspaper Ban
Pope Benedict XV faced a Vatican dispute as Cardinal Azevedo circulated a ban prohibiting clerics from reading Roman morning papers, signaling a clash with earlier policies of Pope Pius X and a debate over church influence versus liberal modernity. The Pope’s stance favors a Catholic press serving the church without broad bans.
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Cancelliere
Cardinal Azevedo
Vatican
Pope Benedict XV
Pope Pius X
Cardinal Agevedo
Observatore Domano
Benedict XV
Anderson Plans Flying Baltimore Visit Next Week
William H. Anderson former New York Anti-Saloon League state superintendent writes to L F P Temple of Forest Park that he will visit Baltimore next week. He will leave Monday morning and return Wednesday night with his daughter Elinore who is homesick for Baltimore. Mrs. Anderson will not accompany him. He mentions Blair Lee Trippe and Dawkins as friends.
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Baltimore
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
New York
L. F P. Temple
Main Avenue
oFrest Park
Elinore
Thim
Mr. Anderson
Blair Lee
Trippe
Dawkins
Last Day of Summer Marks Fall Start in Washington
Washington observes the equinox as summer ends today with fall beginning at 4 26 pm. The day is described as half sun and half shadow with the sun twelve hours above and twelve below the horizon.
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Washington
Saloon License Application Notice in Allegany County
Application for saloon license filed under 1894 act as amended up to 1910. Names and residence of applicants listed. notice to file remonstrances within 20 days after filing with the clerk. Property owner Loyd Shaffer notes address 128 West Windows Street.
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Legany
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World Postal League
George Garner
Anderson
Summer
Consult
Inte
L. W. Bullard
Booth Centre Street
Lang Attresdant
Phong
Louis Stein
North Centre St
Cumberland, Md. C
John C- Wolford
South Liberty S&t
HoushHgly
Neal Bank
Cumberland, Md
RTIS
Vic B
Rudoline Guenther. Inc
Broad St., N. Y- City
Miller’s
Mechanic Street
Miller’s Dye Works
Frederick and
Mechanic Streets
Harrison Street
Cumberland
White’s Hall
Virginia Avenue
W. C. White Lumber Co
J. H. Holtzshu & Co
George D. Landwehr
Park Street
Church
Lindne
REAL
Estath
Thos. H. Burke
Baltimore St
Chase
Reinhart
N. Centre St
Son Street
David
Humbird &J
City
Mapleside
W. J. G. Plug
Horse & Wagon
Francis Screen
Arch Street
Oakland
Frostburg
A. James
Midlothian
Morrison Make
Frederick Street
Septi l
Springfield
W. Va
Joan W. Snyder
Schonter
Liberty Street
F. F. Lockenott
Centre Street
McCoole
Thursda
Bridge
John G. Miller
Wager Street
Masonie Temple
W. Carl Richards
McCleve Building
DRIN
Ccemman Beer
J.B. Dailey
North Centre Street
Anr
Eer Tieondary
Lonacontas Martan
Medmon
Iledmont Frostburg
Miedmont
Ourg
Ible
Frostbatio
J. T. Robertson
L. Arti
Tive
Pete
Camberland
Tingerstown
Ballmors Poerhia
Yorks
Dally
Elking
Rettneten
Rettnavon
Durbin
Lauder
Has
Lasegwwa
Balttrcore
Vaily Express
Hancow
Hagerstown
Warnesboro
Chambersburg
Westminster
S. Ennes
Gen'l Mer
C. F. Stewart
Gen
Ted Lquors
of Business
Allegany
County
Berland
Bert &. Coberly
Yusine
Mita
Loyd
Wincow
L. Shaffer
Maryland
Howard Street
Joo Hot
ToWalks
Wellington
Welcomes Savings Ac
Hank
South
Wiens
MINER / TRANSPORTATION CO
Baltimo
Boston
Savannah
Jacksonville
W. P. Turner
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