Delayed wage talks urged by anthracite miners committee
In Azleton Pa on December 28 the general scale committee of anthracite mine workers instructed its subcommittee to meet with operators to work out a settlement addressing wage inequalities. They aim to secure a 17 percent increase for all miners and maintain no drop in pending demands. The panel will seek constructive program to satisfy workers and regional stability.
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Harding Faces Split Over Future Cabinet Lineup
President elect Harding weighs several drastic cabinet and top post choices after weeks of consultation. Key figures mentioned include Evans, Dawes, Wickersham, and Hoover, with decisions expected on who will fill the state, treasury, interior, and justice roles as the nation eyes a new administration.
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Sister Seeks Probe Believing Pat O'Brien Slain
The Sister says Pat O'Brien, a hero aviator, was found dead and asks investigators to probe his death. Mrs. Clara Ach Man and Mrs. Clipe echo calls for action, citing an afternoon discovery and possible foul play amid unclear details and damaged narration.
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Galbraith Attacks Houston Testimony in Treasury Hearing
The article reports on Galbraith criticizing testimony before a treasury committee. It cites concerns over government funding plans and the need for immediate appropriations, noting potential impacts on public debt and currency stability. Strong entities include Galbraith, Houston, and the treasury committee with references to funds, bills, and years.
Lawrences Cabinet Line-up Revealed In Debate
A garbled Washington desk note outlines potential cabinet choices for President Harding. Names like Lawrence, Hughes, and Knox appear amid speculation on labor, agriculture, and war posts. The piece hints at a strategy to balance expertise and party factions as the new administration forms.
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German Communist Addresses Meeting in France
A German communist addressed delegates at a French congress in Tours on December 28. The hall was locked, communications cut, and attendees were unable to leave as she urged unity to form a single revolutionary force, denouncing centrists and praising militant action.
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Cement Makers Admit Cartel Ties in Inquiry
A parliamentary inquiry into cement manufacturers revealed a near nation wide cartel. Witnesses testified prices quoted by producers were uniform across regions, with changes mirrored similarly. The committee, led by Samuel Untermyer, pressed for open-penalty enforcement as regional branches disclosed data and practices. Page 6 Column 4.
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Journal-Gazette Photocranhers Contest Opens Entries Soon
Many good entries are urged for the Journal-Gazette Photocranhers Snapshot Contest. Readers have until Saturday night to submit prints for the week’s judging. Winners will be announced next Sunday with an ongoing weekly designation and special classes outlined.
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National Police Bureau Urged at New Jersey Conference
In Trenton New Jersey a conference proposed the establishment of a central national police bureau to share information on criminals. Governor Banars, officials, and police leaders discussed international cooperation and the need for better data to thwart crime and enable cross border arrests.
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Business revival hoped as spring brings growth
The report quotes Frame J. Thiel deputy assistant treasurer of the United States forecasting a slow nationwide revival with business improving by late spring or early summer. He notes conditions observed across the country and mentions Thiel's visit to Fort Wayne, his banking ties, and prior roles, while cautioning about ongoing economic impact and regional variation.
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Possibility of ending hostilities discussed at Abbazia
Conference in Abbazia reports suspend firing if the Rapallo treaty is recognized by insurgents. Mayor of Rome pays tribute to dead in Fiume as pro-annunzian demonstrations surge in Italy. Milan, Genoa, and Venice see unrest and shop closures. authorities tighten measures amid mounting tensions.
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Relief Workers Reported Safe Amid Turbulent Area News
Reports from New York indicate relief workers and U.S. personnel are safe after chaotic disturbances and communication cuts in a Latin American area near Bart Refivl. Authorities expect possible delays in personnel dispatches as investigations continue into the incident and related captures in Avilastown.
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Marshall to Stay in Indiana After He Leaves Office
Marshall plans to remain in Indiana after leaving Washington. He will lecture on May 24 at Tin Wil dave Eye Talerne and has received multiple offers but intends to stay in Indiana.
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