Review of a coal strike situation in the United States
A four week coal strike prompts a survey across thirteen states including Pennsylvania and Kentucky. Most areas report two to four months of coal on hand with limited market demand and no summer price reductions except Alabama where prices may fall about thirty percent. Production continues in some mines day and night, with non union mines expected to supply emergencies.
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Chegago
Pennsylvania
Antubam
Kentucky
Texas
Analler
Ieee
Alabama
Totem Pole in Moving Pictures to Educate Children
Chicago April 26. Films planned by the Society of Visual Education will depict the totem pole legend as told by Indians on Queen Charlotte and Prince of Wales Islands. Prof E B Frobeso will lead a project using native actors in two educational films due to be released at the fall term.
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Chicago
Society of Visual Education
British Columbia
EB. Erobeso
Queen Charlotte
Prince of Wales Islands
Frobeso
Hl. L. Clarks
Barloty
Proves
Ib Ia
Flying Ship Reported Lost in Naval Aerial Race
April 20 report says a semimercial neoplane flying boat named Bane Maria vanished after leaving port Sunday for Naw. The search includes several crew and passengers presumed missing while the event notes resumed the underwater airship race format.
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Naval Ued
Bane Maria
Els
Aluce
Naw“a
Aged Senator Wins $75,000 Damage Suit
In Fairmont Minnesota on April 26 a jury awarded Miss Viola Limburg 75 000 dollars in damages against an 80 year old state senator and millionaire banker after a trial in which Limburg alleged she was hugged and assaulted. The defense claimed the suit was an extortion conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DY Amonimtad
Fairmont
Minn
U. Ward
Viola Limburg
Thief Ring Traced From Washington Square Robbery
New York April 26 The $70 000 jewel theft at Washington Square April 2 drew international interest as retrial banker Albert Shattuck sought aid from Scotland Yard and Paris police to find Henri Poilat the runaway butler alleged to lead the ring. Poilat reportedly fled to France to dispose of the loot.
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New York
Washington Square
Albert Shattuck
Europe
Scotlant Yard
Paris
Henri Poilat
Shattack
Poilat
Radio 10 Teach School in Cincinnati Plan
Jus G Fisk proposes replacing toneburn with radiophone in Cincinnati schools. He envisions 46 000 students receiving receivers and hearing broadcasts from a central station while attending school only once weekly for further instruction, promising substantial taxpayer savings.
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Cincinnati
Jus. G. Fisk
Cincinnati, Boans
Fisk
Mok Saya
Chicago Thieves Secure Jewelry In Break In
Robbers entered the apartment of Samuel Garfion, a broker, bound and gagged him, his wife Mia, and their three year old son, stealing $43,000 in jewelry and $500 in cash. The masked men fled as police investigated the early morning break in. The report notes unsettled weather in Lanier and nearby areas with likely rain tonight. The Aluwal Association hosts a dance Friday at the Armory, while Mrs Karl Graves plans to return home from hospital next week in Hoosheater.
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Chicago
Samuel Garfion
Mia
Por Lanier
Wyoming
Karl Graves
Hooheater
Lander Post Probes Mail Destruction Claims Between towns
The Lander Evening Post reports repeated accusations that mail from its office is destroyed en route between Lander Riverton and Dubois. A letter from KE B Helmer of Dubois dated March 18 1922 is printed to support charges, noting delays and loss of papers despite delivery attempts.
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Lander
Kg Servien Eties
Riverton
Dubois
Hers
Dusbois
B. Helmer
Snader
Murehott
Sp. m
Holmer
Landes
Haa
Piverton
Dubola
Bernard Dooley
Everton
Immer
Tere
Dubole
Ireland Sees Deteriorating Split as Ulster Tensions Rise
The report cites a worsening rift between Dublin and Belfast amid Ulster factions. Provisional Dublin government accuses Belfast authorities of breaching the Taman agreement and calls for closer cooperation on investigations surrounding Leila railways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Ireland
Dublin
Belfuet i
Ulster
Nheo
Taman
Belfont
Lela
Tens Floods Rise as Death Toll Reaches Forty Six
In Fort Worth Texas the Trinity River flood worsens with more rain and a rising river. Forty six people are dead or missing and authorities await a state aid request for 40000 to help sufferers. A grand jury inquiry into levee sabotage is anticipated as levees reported to have broken were declared disturbed.
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Forth Worth
Texas
Trinity
Grams
John R. McGain
Level Board
How Alumnus Was Made Cheap From Ore to Metal
An Associated Press inspired Chicago report details Charles Hall’s development of a low cost aluminum production process. It describes bauxite ore, removal of ferric oxide, and electrolytic steps yielding aluminum, with Hall’s discovery cutting price from twenty dollars to twenty cents per pound and enabling widespread use in pots, aircraft, and packaging.
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Chicago
Charlie Hall
Sam Eallage
Charles Hall
Hall
Wooding
Charles Hull
AUsalA lays cards on table
The allied note to be delivered to the Russian delegation will be an ultimatum demanding clear replies on four points. It calls for war debt payment in full or reduced by Russia’s capacity, possible moratorium on pre war debts, indemnity for losses to foreigners, and restriction of a noted property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prona
London
Hawaii Professor to Aid Chaulmoogra Tree Project in Venezuela
Dr. Richard Wrenshall professor of chemistry at the University of Hawaii will depart in late May for Venezuela to help start production of Chaulmoogra trees used in developing a treatment for leprosy.
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Wonoluly
T. W
Richard Wrenshall
University of Hawaii I
Venezuela
Paper Makers Endorse Wage Reductions Vote Result
In New York on April 20 the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers reported an overwhelming strike vote approving wage reductions proposed by manufacturers. Jeremiah T. Curry, president of the Brotherhood, announced the acceptance.
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New York
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Jeremiah T. Curry
Brotherhood
Probst Must Leave Country Deported Over Kidnapping Claim
August Probst a Swine waiter from near Pittsburg Pa will be deported under an order by Assistant Secretary Tenning of the Labor Department. The action follows a claim he was kidnapped due to his romance with the daughter of a wealthy Rolling Rock Country Club member.
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Washington
August Probst
Rolling Rock Country Club
Pittsburg
Tenning
Labor Department
Policeman Shoots Two in Aniston Police Incident
Aniston Alabama April 26 Policeman Joe T Holiday and Co Hurgt were shot and killed today by Policeman Marshal Welch Afterward the bodies were driven to the undertakers Wore claimed self defense but the shooting was alleged accidental
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Anniston
Alabama
Joe T
Holiday and Co, DB
Hurgt
Marshal Welch
Wore
Po- Hive
Solidar Iy Elf
Frank Farrington Statement On Labor Reform Plans
Chicago April statement from Frank Farrington president of the Illinois lounge group says workers oppose government involvement and favor direct negotiation with the operator. He calls for base wheel configuration and warns against distant, impractical reform.
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Chicago
Unamilne
Frank Fareington
Illenole Mlouge
Mountaineers Final to Overflowing at Millcreek Jail
Manchester Kentucky April 26 with the county jail filled the jailer’s home sheltering many women prisoners and more to be brought in. Circuit Judge Johnson ordered the arrest of every person over twelve in Mill Creek territory. The jail houses 135 men and many more are under way. Others ordered to appear before the grand jury to testify about a murder of a witness and the wounding of a deputy sheriff.
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Manchester
Millcreck
Johnson
Mill Creek
Housig
Japan Earthquake Impacts Tokyo Cause Damage and Loss
An early morning heavy earthquake centered in Tokyo caused extensive building damage and several deaths in the city. The American Embassy reported light damage and no Americans or Europeans among the deceased.
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Tokio
Promises 10 Get Out of Jail in Wyoming Case
District Court notice from Premont County Wyoming announces Cottonwood Development Company seeks condemnation of a right of way for the Green River Supply Canal across lands owned by Caroline Rich Hannah Millican Mary Wright Elisabeth Miller and Agnes Clementson Burke. Court sets May 34 1928 filing date for petition to condemn and acquire necessary materials for canal construction across township 33 north range 110 west. Attorneys Maggerd & O'Muhaney represent the plaintiff.
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Caroline Rich
Hannah Millican
Mary Wright
Elsabeth Miller
Agnas Clementse
Burke
District Court
Premont County
Wyoming
Green River
Landen
Ocommonwood Development Company
Maggerd & O'Muhaney
Poisoned Taylor children shock Pocatello case
Four Taylor children in Pocatello were exposed to poison with two dead after their mother Mrs. Luellia Taylor age 58 confessed she had poisoned them and believed a divine command compelled sacrifice. One child died, another neared recovery, and a fourth refused the substance. The mother is held in an asylum as investigators review the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom
Pocatello
Mario
Taylor
Luellia Taylor
Santa Maria seaplane found near Wilson Island
The Santa Maria, missing since Monday, has been located at Wilson Island according to a wireless message. District Attorney Thomas Lew Woolwine of Los Angeles County branded the Ku Klux Klan a hooded band of evil cowards after a post card warning appeared in Los Angeles. The warning followed an Inglewood raid Saturday night that left one man dead.
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Miami
Fla
Santa Maria
Wilson Island
Los Angeles
Thomas Lew Woolving
Los Angeles County
Ku Klux Klan
Tom
K.K.K
Woolwine
Inglewood
Flood Bill in Pagoed Under Consideration in House
Denver voters watch as the Peterson flood prevention bill clears the second reading in the House of Representatives amid expectations of a large majority support. Debate continues after the flood bill, with the Moffat tunnel bill slated for later consideration.
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Asociated Press
Denver
Colo
House
Hote of Representatives
Durango Editors Involved in Fatal Shooting Case
In Durango Colorado on April 26 two men admitted to involvement in the shooting death of W J Woods city editor of the Durango Herald. Witnesses testified Woods and Day editor of the Durango Democrat clashed prior to the fatal firearm discharge.
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Durango
Colo
W. J. Woods
Herall
Coromur
Day
Durgayo Democrat
Wood
W. T. Handy
Buck
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Dango
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Pinhoy
Pield Works Agudy
Spokane
Ausala
Probst
Frank Farrington
Japan
Joseph Lauzon
Blw
Lancen
Frank Brawley
Lanter
John Manion
Shouhoni
Mr. and
Ly Re Foote
Ray Irving
Northwestern
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