Coal Miners to Ask Wage Rise and Price Increases
United Mine Workers of America survey shows 400000 miners will demand a wage rise. They may press for higher coal prices fixed by the federal government to fund higher wages, inviting operators to a joint conference in Indianapolis. Pending talks, miners to continue working. Former Greek King Constantine buys a villa near Zurich for future residence, with a retinue of over eighty.
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United States
Wilson
United Mines Workers of America
William Green
Farrington
Indianapolis
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
International United Mine Workers of America
Tliavis
United Mine Workers of America
Constantine
Greece
Zurich
Live Stock and Grain Prices Snapshot from Pittsburgh and Chicago
A dense listing of livestock and grain markets across Pittsburgh and Chicago. Prices for butter, eggs, cattle, sheep, hogs, and calves appear with varying grades and ranges. The report includes prime shipping steers, milch cows, spring lambs, hogs yields, and mixed lots, ending with confused grain figures and stray garbled text.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Cleveland
Chicago
Hallmark Pricing Notice At Office Window
Printed in large black type the notice advertises date at the office at 6c each or six for 26c. It offers to mail items for 3c postage if requested. The fragment ends with a garbled line 86-tf.
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Pogtaga
Adonis Reginald Archibald Upends House Party Fun
A sixteen year old Reginald Archibald draws every girl’s gaze at a country house party hosted by Tom Berryman. The boys plot to regain favor as Archibald receives exclusive attention, leading to a clash of affections and a comical morning after when the girls realize ordinary peers outshine the Adonis.
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Tom Berryman
Tom
Reginald Archibald
Archibald
Reginald
Mr. Archibald
Adonis
Etaga
Rev D E Craighead Preaches On The Power Of Love
County notes report a Sunday sermon by Rev D E Craighead of Illinois on The Power of Love. Local social visits include Mr Moore and family of Bellevue with the Rosens, Mrs Ewing and Virginia from Ridgway with Mrs Sassett, and Geneva Snyder returning from Corsica. A new well near the Vocational school gym houses a power pump, and HE Porter Miller of Shelocta won the contract to erect the radiator to the dormitory.
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D. E. Craighead
Illinois
Moore
Bellevue
D. A. Rosen
Steel
Frank Ewing
Virginia
Ridgway
R. F H. Sassett
the Ridge
Geneva Snyder
Mary Hepler
Corsica
J. A. Gallagher
Clarksburg
M. D. Remaley
Frank Lambing
Walter Ewing
J. W. Warner
Apollo
Ridge
J. A. Rank
France
Samuel Fime
Hannah McComb
Hart
Maude Wilson
Remal
Mildred Mabon Leaves for Pittsburg Nursing Training
Mildred Mabon departed Monday morning for Pittsburg to begin nurse training at Columbia hospital. Miss Martha Miller, recently with her grandmother Mrs Fulton, returned home on Wednesday. Bert States of Punxsutawney visited Ralph Nichol over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Sherman Ruffner and son Charles visited Punxsutawney Friday and Saturday. A sermon is slated for Sabbath evening at o'clock. Wise Hamilton bought a threshing machine. Mrs James Nichol returned Friday from a week with sister Mrs John Roges of Richmond. Miss Emma Hamilton of Indiana spent Saturday with Elder Fulton. Mrs A D Tiger visits her daughter Mrs Lola McAfoose of Indiana. Miss Nola Kinnan spent a few days last week with friends in Pickering Run. Misses Mary and Edna Hamilton visited Plumville this week. Dora Steele began Plumville high school Monday.
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Mildred Mabon
Pittsburg
Columbia Hospital
Martha Miller
Fulton
Bert States
Punxsutawney
Ralph Nichol
Sherman Ruffner
Charles
Wise Hamilton
James Nichol
John Roges
Richmond
Emma Hamilton
Indiana
A. D. Tiger
Lola McAfoose
Nola Kinnan
Pickering Run
Mary
Edna Hamilton
Plumville
Dora Steele
Plumville High School
Rochester Mills Picnic Guests and Local News Notes
Rochester Mills reports visiting relatives from Canoe Ridge Punxsutawney and Indiana with several residents hosting travelers. Accidents include a broken rib fall and a cranking injury, while businesses see a small fire contained at John Snyder’s blacksmith shop. A barn moves to Knauf’s farm, and schooling plans send Margaret Douds to Pittsburgh for winter studies.
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Indiana, PA
Pollock
PENNA
Victrola
Victrola Records
S. Ben Pollock
Court House
Dayton
Buffalo
Rochester
M. Tack
Wiliam
Mary A, Lydick
Clarksburg Motor CO
Clarksburg, Pa
BUICK
Chevrolet
Elders Ridge
Smyrna
Rochester Mills
W. M. Domb
Verna
Canoe Ridge
Walter Crawford
William Drummond
Ernest
Akron
F. M. Jeffries
George Dilger
John Snyder
John Potts
Caynelle
St. Clair Hurd
Levige Moorhead
Jay Gibson
David Gibson
Irene Hurd
Greensburg
Dea Hurd
Ella Hurd
John Stadtmiller
Valjean Work
John Nelson
Glen Campbell
Thomas Work
DuBois
Thade
Robert Ewing
Rishville
James Douglass
Kathleen
Marl Pantall
Glen Miller
David Knauf
Juneau
Robert Mikesell
Wilkinsburg
John Morrow
Idaho Springs
Dillie Morrow
Will McKee
Lynchburg
Robert Morrow
J. N. Cochran
Kelso Little
Saltsbury
Ruth Frye
M. C. Wyneoop
Mitchell Cochran
Margaret Douds
Robi. Woods
Luella Walker
Smicksburg
A. F. Pifer
Hughes
Joe Adamson
Panamas
Via
Coats
Union
Wien
Nainsook Union
Slater
Pall Suits
Autocar Motor Truck
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Autocar Company
Ardmore, PA
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