The Broken Year and How to Mend It
A long analysis argues labor and management must reform the coal industry. It calls for regular market demand, long term contracts, and better engineering to reduce waste, lower costs, and stabilize employment. It cites miners, operators, and public opinion, urging consumer action and government-aided regulation to avert further disruption.
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Statiet Tean
Appalachian
New Mexico
Alabama
West Virginia
Missouri
Minacie
Oklahoma
Mariet
Baal Gion
Ope
Imninun
Mr Peabody
Bilis Searles
United Mine Workers' Journal
Peabody
Harding
Lincoln
Tess
Busines
United States of
Hoover
Wensan
Small Craft Carries Boozh Cargo to Cuba
Detroit reporters describe a small seven foot punt loaded with whisky seen by a U S patrol boat in the Detroit River. Officers closed in but the boatman said the whisky was bound for Cuba and produced Canadian clearance papers, so he was allowed to continue.
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Cuba
Detroit
Mid
United States
Canada
Tree lynching memory dies at Rural Cemetery
Memorial Day exercises in Santa Rosa revealed the old hangman's tree, famed for the rope executions of Sheriff Petray and Detectives Dorman and Jackson, had been cut down and replaced by a pile of stove wood on cemetery association orders after protests by the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Old Rural Cemetery
James Petray
Lester Dorman
Miles Jackson
Cemetery Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Movie prices slashed in Pittsburg theaters
In Pittsburg on June 24 the war is declared over and most motion picture houses in Greater Pittsburg have cut prices from 18, 22 and 28 cents to a flat 10 cents. A few highbrow theaters with costly orchestras still refuse to lower rates. The 10 cent houses report bustling business.
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Pittsburg
Portland man sues Antisaloon League for libel
C. T. Stout of Portland Connecticut files a 250000 libel suit against the Antisaloon League over an American Issue publication accusing him of fraudulent advertising. Stout, author of The Eighteenth Amendment, is branded in the piece as unfit in reputation and scientific training to write the book.
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Antisaloon League
C. T. Stout
Portland
Conn
Stout
Sancho Panza
Don Quintus
Educational debate and Senator Borah on constitutional law
The piece critiques Mr. Bryan for injecting politics into science and religion while praising Senator Borah for opposing unconstitutional laws. It argues education should rely on facts, not personal charisma, and condemns efforts to bypass the Constitution through Congress on issues like anti-lynching and child labor. It lauds courage as a national virtue and condemns shameless political maneuvering.
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Bryan Bee
Himelt
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Bryan Thon
Himsell
Borab
Congress
Supreme Court
Jton
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Borah
Cut This Out And Take It With You
A man forgets the exact article he wants and buys something else. The suggested remedy is to cut this out and carry it to ensure obtaining Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion. The ad promises better relief with these tablets.
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Chamberlain
Newark divorce decree upheld by jury panel
In Newark New Jersey Mrs Bara Almand files for divorce with her husband. The jury that granted the divorce included the husband and lawyers confirm the decree is valid.
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Newark
N. J
Bara Almand
Married teachers hold jobs during wartime
Married teachers at New Haven New Haven Conn. took teaching posts while many young normal school graduates entered wartime factories earning high wages. The education path remained favored as the war altered career choices for teachers and students.
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New Haven
Conn
Muntsnes Factoriea
Children Cry for Fletchers Castor A
The board preserved married teachers with three years tenure and five-year service, after an all night session deciding not to displace them this year. If not hired next year, the women threaten to take the case to the supreme court. The Virginia Antiques Association unveiled a Pocahontas statue at Jamestown with ceremony and remarks by Dr J A Chandler and Thomas Nelson Page.
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Tm Supreme Court
Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiques
Jamestown & Brons
Pocahontas
John Smith
Virginia
J. A. Chandler
William and Mary College
Thomas Nelson Page
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United States’ Geologies Survey
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Washington Comment
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Castoria
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New York City
the Courier - Journal
Kentucky
Washington and
Frankfort
The
Associated Press
Kentucky General Assembly
Courier-Journal
Daily Courier-Journal
Tennssee
Indiana
Loulaville
Jamestown
Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Los Angeles
Ethel Mantell
Robert Mantell
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