Gouging Coal Prices Debated by Industry Leaders
Indianapolis June 25 National Coal Association president A M Ogle argues that only coal from union mines can curb gouging on price, responding to John L Lewis who claims non union miners gouge weekly. Lewis urges a central plan while Ogle favors negotiations via international miners’ inspectors and district officers. The discussion notes ongoing indictments and past conference disputes, with emphasis on restoring competitive balance and relief for consumers.
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Don’t Neglect Kidney Troubles Adverts
A testimonial from Mr A Fillinger 8 F D Mo 2 Wheeler DL warns kidney derangements are dangerous and can lead to Brights disease diabetes dropsy or apoplexy. He credits Dr A W Chase’s K L Pills with permanent relief after years of back pain and digestive upset. The ad promotes genuine Dr A W Chase remedies with portrait and signature on each box.
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Catholic Women's Retreat Encouraged Across Indiana Centers Open
A strong lay retreat movement gains momentum nationwide with Indiana playing a key role. St. Joseph's Convent in Tipton hosts a women’s retreat June 28 to July 3, drawing Fort Wayne area participants via train. Notre Dame will host August 10-14, while Fort Wayne plans a nearby delegation. Fort Wayne K of C and parish leaders promote the effort.
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Ridge scene of battle and rally to promote retreat movement
A local meeting of the rifle club aims to promote a retreat movement with a civic program. A trip will be made to Blon roevMle for the gathering and further details can be obtained from the post or local leaders.
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Summer Bible School Opens at Third Presbyterian Church
The daily vacation Bible school at Third Presbyterian opens this morning with capable teachers guiding children aged unclear to 34 for five weeks of five-day weeks. In yesterday’s communion services 12 new members joined the church as Rev Hostetter spoke at the morning service.
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Quotations on Genius and Everyday Effort Resonate
The speaker underscored that while geniuses are valued, the masses and daily contributions matter most. Hostetter noted how often undervalued tasks drive essential progress, highlighting widespread community usefulness and rewards.
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Saviour Is Cure For Doubts And Misgivings
Rev J R Gunn preached at the First Bay ist church on Jesus and Our Doubts declaring a new vision of Jesus Christ. He said Christian believers face doubts from misfortune or trials but should not be overwhelmed as the remedy is available and faith can steady the soul.
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Fort Wayne Votes for Good Will Delegate to France
The Good Will Delegation to France elections in Fort Wayne run three weeks starting Monday. The candidate with the most votes becomes Fort Wayne’s representative. if votes exceed 180,000 two delegates are chosen. All money supports the American committee and the trip to France.
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