Miners Disappointed By Refusal To Sanction New Proposal
Philadelphia date January 22 AP the latest effort to end the coal strike apparently failed seven anthracite mine operators would not re enter negotiations with mine workers over the Scranton Times plan partly favorable the operators oppose a five year fixed wage with possible adjustments an arbitration provision would be required and they warn the plan would lock in current wages the miners accept a basis for negotiation and plan to resume talks while operators weigh their position the plan calls for a five year contract and staged wage changes with meetings before two years and a conference to devise post contract work continuation
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Philadelphia
Scranton Times
John L. Lewis
Miners Union
Scranton
W. W. Inglis
United Mine Workers
Inglis
Preacher to Stand Trial Over Heresy Charge
Aachen Holhind Dan 22( P) faces trial for casting doubt in a sermon on Genesis 3. The Dutch Reformed Church preacher from Amsterdam is summoned to appear before Ashen’s general synod next Tuesday as the religious world in Holland reacts, with pamphlets and libel suits arising amid a synod delegation of theologians and clergy.
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Aachen
Holhind
Garden of Eden
Bkve
Ye Eelkerken
Amsterdhaim
General Synod
Dutch Reformed Church
Holland
Dayton
Tenn
Senate probes profiteering in coal trade
Washington January 21 The Senate commerce committee begins an inquiry into coal profiteering amid claims prices from Maryland Pennsylvania fields to Washington range from 6 to 14 50 per ton Senator Capper says wide spreads in life costs from producer to consumer warrant tracing the source of excess profits He asks coal dealers and citizens to present views and evidence as an inquiry expands from one suspension to broader coal concerns
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Washington
Senate
Capper
Rep
Kansas
Reed
Maryland-Pa
Senator Capper
Weather Outlook for Virginia and Tennessee
Virginia and Tennessee forecast fair and colder tonight with strong northwest winds. Saturday remains fair but continues cold across both states as winds diminish in Tennessee and Tennessee remains chilly into the weekend.
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Virginia
Tennessee
New York Potato Market Report
York June 22 reports batter firm eggs and steady cheese as fresh market tone hints at agricultural pricing despite garbled OCR. Few readable entities include York and AG.
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New York
York
Debate on World Court Limit Is Likely to Be Voted
Petition to limit debate on the world court gathered enough Democratic signatures in minutes, with a two thirds majority needed to carry the measure. Senator Borah argued against forcing votes by force, while Senator Robinson warned of a looming decision by tomorrow.
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Wyeshinston
UPA
Senate
Washington
Robinson
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Swan
Versailles
Mercury Slakes Readings as Cold Wave Grips North
Old Boreas sends temperatures plunging from the Rockies to the Ohio River valley with minus readings. Locally, Hibbing Minnesota hits 26 below and The Pas Manitoba reports near 40 below. Storm warnings cover the Great Lakes region as perishable shipments face deep cold.
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Chicago
Rockies
Ohio
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Hibbing
Minn
Pas
Manitoba
Great Lakes
Last Monitor Ship Cheyenne Heads For Destruction
Baltimore January 22 The last of the monitor type the U S S Cheyenne formerly Wyoming nears the junk pile at Hampton Roads after a final sea and years as a training and shock ship Its engines are sturdy but aging while the Baltimore waterfront loses a touch of romance as the historic vessel heads to oblivion
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Baltimore
Tallahassee
John Hiiesson
Lincoln
Pacific
Cheyenne
Wyoming Valsa
Wyoming
Navy Department
Fifth Naval Reserve District
Monitor
Merrimac
Hampton Roads
Virginia Capes
Philadelphia
Davey Jones
Power Firms Extend Holdings Across South in Merger
Atlanta Ga Jan 22 AP Southwestern Power and Light of New York extends southern reach by acquiring Georgia Railway and Power. Georgia stockholders receive 1623 stock units and nonpar value gammon shares in Southeastern Power and Light. The Southeastern group operates Gulf Electric in Florida Alabama Mississippi properties. The merger signals a larger regional energy holding alignment continuing on page three.
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Atlanta
Southwestern Power and Light] Company of
New York
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia Railway & Power Company
Southeastern Power and Light Company
Southeastern Power & Light Company
Maine
Com- Power
Southeastern
Gull Electric
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi Power Company
Gulfport
Meri
Hattishburg
Biloxi
Missippi
Southeastern Fuel Company
Grifton Coal Company
Alabama Powers Company
Investigation of Charges Against Judge Continued
Washington January 22 Senate investigation focused on the removal of about 30 prohibition cases from the Western Tennessee district court. Former chief deputy clerk E J Meidel testified that Judge Anderson ordered a “weeding out” of pending cases last October 30 citing unapprehended defendants as a reason. District Attorney S B Murray was called as part of the questioning.
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Washington
Senate
Harry B. Anderson
Tennessee
Dasket
E. J. Baidely
W.P. Zumbrunn
Case
Anderson
Oni
Ficdel
S. B.i' Murray
Meidel
Two Dead in West Palm Beach Motorcycle Crash
West Palm Beach Florida January 22 two people killed in a motorcycle crash. Reported details indicate a fatal automobile accident with two fatalities and ongoing investigations. Local authorities credit the collision to unsafe driving conditions and possible rider error.
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West Palm Beach, Fin
Ross Evans
Pan Beach
Episcopal Church Opposed to Birth Control Stance
New York January 22 The Episcopal church aligned with the Roman Catholic Church against disseminating birth control information. The National Lutheran Council declined involvement, while letters from Rev John Burke urged action to fight potential federal amendments. The Episcopal council urged protest in the name of the church. Also reported is a court case in which Mary Carpansky is held on $25,000 bail for allegedly slashing her husband’s head with a plate.
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New York
Episcopal Church
National Lutheran Council
D John Burke
National ‘Catholic Welfare Council
Congress
United States
National Council of the Episcopal Church
Gresser
Mary Carpansky
Novelists Fined and Jailed in Madrid Debacle
Madrid authorities fined novelists Alvaror Retana and Juan Cabellero for unspecified violations and sentenced them to elevated years in jail. The case highlights ongoing tensions between literary circles and the state, drawing attention to censorship and the limits of artistic expression.
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Madrid
Juan Cabellero
New Apartments Project Planned for Twelve Story Building
Development outlines a twelve story apartment building with units priced from 000 to 700000 dollars. Proposals include a suite option at a rate around two dollars per week, reflecting speculative pricing details from an early draft.
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Ste Bay
Women expected to take leading part for Durkin
Chicago era report on Martin Durkin case notes women from his life Betty Werner Irma Durkin and others may testify. State’s Attorney Crowe seeks a hanging verdict and investigations into Durkin’s marriages and possible illegal unions. Federal agents traced Durkin through Irma Conley. Durkin faces two murder indictments for deaths of Edward Shanahan and Sergeant Harry Gray.
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Chaga
Martin Durkin
Criminal Court
St. Louis
Chicago
Martin James Burkin
Betty
Sawyers
Durkin
Irma
Syme
Ruth
Ur Coats
Crowe
Illgal
East St. Louis
Hig
Edward J. Down
Tracan
Dowd
Irma Conley
Conley
California
Texas
Edward Shanahan
Harry Gray
Plot Against the Life of King Alexander Found
Belgrade officials report discovery of a plot against King Alexander and cabinet ministers. Premier Pachiteht returned from the Riviera on January 10 for health reasons amid heightened security and political tension following the alleged conspiracy.
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Belgrade
Hig
Sovice
Pachiteht
Riviera
Hongthy
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Albert E. Jacobs
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