Miners Fight to Reform Coal Industry and Labor
Fragmented text discusses miners, unions, non union interests, tariff and immigration laws, and coal production. It argues for a government aided system of free labor and calls for cooperation between mine owners and union operators to stabilize wages, freight rates, and coal supply while criticizing non union competition and geographic labor disparities.
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Nori Wion Iaoe
Éccu
Sieene
Burpyaca
Bar ‘Amour Shores
Collorado
New. Mexico
Montana
Dewi
Butlin
Geographphyr
Ito
United States
Coal mine checkoff debate fuels industry strain
A discussion on union checkoffs argues the policy sustains mine profits and efficiency under wage cutting pretexts. Proponents see it as essential cooperation, while critics warn disruptions delay mechanization and threaten employment. The United Mine Workers defends the checkoff as indispensable to operation, with anthracite operators hesitant due to internal unionist resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machney
United Mine
Santee ‘Oal
United” Mine Workers
United Mine’ Workers of America
Itv
DeSoto Area Notes Details on Local Families and Moves
Desoto residents share news of departures and arrivals. Clarence Reed plans to enroll after a year at high school and Miss Lucille Raaits undergoes medical operations with uncertain recovery. D. C. Whitaker joins Jessé Scanec in Lawrence. the Whitakers, a prominent De Soto family, plan relocation. Social events, visits, and small-town happenings fill the week with club meetings, birthday observances, and local commerce changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Reed
T. Martians
Vic Texas
Eptember
Probale
Lucille Raaits
Maxine
I. D.C. Whitaker
Jessé Scanec
Lawsrence
Ft DeSoto
Frakfort
Tangas
Whitakers
de Soto
Delp
M. E
Kehn
Kahn
DeSoto
D.G. Whitaker and Sons
Barrett
Lo ‘Merrill
Frankfort
Kansas
Nina
Laughlin
Gon
Jimmie
Humboldt
Margaret
Anderson
Paola
Mary
Derson
Abilene
Skinny Men Run Down Nervous Men
Fragmentary OCR note mentions thinness and nervous men, then shifts to Cod liver oil tablets and a question about gaining 10 or 20 pounds of solid weight. The text lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts for a fuller summary.
Royal witnesses named in European noble inheritance dispute
Empress and numerous royal figures including King Chris of Bulgaria former empress of Austria and relatives of Bourbon and Parma lineages are called as witnesses in a praetor court case over arrears in the late Duke Rob’s estate. Pensioners fight to force heirs to pay overdue sums amid World War disruptions.
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Europe
Viareggi
Bhris
Bulgaria
Austria
Bourbon
Louisa
Ferdinand
Dukeobert ‘of
Parma
Maria Pla
the Two Sicilies
Maria Anétonia of
Braganza
Gas killed thousands in quake fire in 1923
Tokyo June 6 Associated Press reports a seismic commission's study on the 1923 quake fire concludes that thousands died not from burns but from carbon monoxide gas released by the army clothing depot explosion. The 1,500 page report, prepared by 40 scientists including Prof. A Imhe and Dr. Tarozaemon Nakamura, suggests many victims appeared roasted but were poisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Associated Press
Song
Seimic
A. Imhe
Tokyo Imperial Aatamuraiversity
Tarozaemon
Nakamura
Central Meteorlogical Observatory
Death of Mrs Breeze in Oklahoma City at 84
MIRIAM BREEZE of Kentucky died June 9 1925 in Oklahoma City at age 84 after living in Kansas and Oklahoma. She was a Presbyterian lifelong member. survived by sister Mrs H C Breeze and brothers Nicholas McKinney and David McKinney. She moved from Great Bend to Oklahoma City recently to live with her sister.
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County
Johnson County
Kansas
Douglas County
Old
Brooklyn
Thomas Breeze
Biony Point
Breeze
Estleto
Lawrence
H. C. Breeze
Presbyterian Church
Oklahoma City
Tavor Brothers
Nicholas McKinney
Santa Fe
Nolm
David McKinney
Baldwin
Scouting Merit Badges Honor First Aid to Animals
The article highlights Boy Scouts earning honors for humane acts. In Lincoln Nebraska four scouts received bronze medals from the county humane society for saving a collie. A Milwaukee scout saved a dog hit by a car using first aid. It notes a commitment to kindness toward animals and cites the American Humane Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenderfoot
Ohio
Ann
Arbor
Lincoln
Neb
Humane Society
American Humane Association
Milwaukee
Schaeffer
America
Will Sell Cheap Meals in Tokyo Planings for Inexpensive Food
Tokyo plans to build 16 public eating houses across the city at about 50 000 yen each. The dining halls will be run under bureau control and offer meals at cost price. The meals will be very simple but well cooked, serving mainly office clerks and workmen. Health courses for passengers are the latest innovation on Atlantic liners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Associated Press
Bureau of the
Bureau
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