Surplus of Miners in Indiana Draws Comment
December 18 Terre Haute Indiana Mitch secretary of District No 11 United Mine Workers of America said there is a surplus of miners in Indiana and freight rate changes could help coal compete He cited mines closed recently including Big Creek Coals No 6 Grayson France No 2 Paulton and Orchard Coal Marion due to lack of orders with no definite reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
William
Mitch
United Mint ‘Workers
Kinegie
Indiana
John
Hessler
Chaneg
Big Creek Coals
Grayson
France
Paulton
Orchard ‘Coal Company
Marion
Christmas Charity From Frugal Kin Inspires Gift Shift
A high school teacher with five children sent aid to the needy instead of wealthy relatives at Christmas. Mary and John planned to stop costly gifts, redirecting funds to help cousins, a sister, and a brother, even sending thirty nine cents to a Serbian relief effort. Relatives received notes describing the new charitable approach and the intention to use funds for transportation and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
John
Sit
Isabel
Thomas
Christmas Spirit Moves Berntha Prescot to Help Agent
Bertha Prescot, moved by Christmas warmth, invites a book agent she meets at her door to share lunch. She learns of the agent’s hardships, illness, and past loss, and offers hospitality and companionship through Christmas, inviting her to stay with her during the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Prescot
Bertha
Hooke
Prescot
Vain Man and Painful solicitude in Pride
A compact reflection on how flattery inflates a person and stirs pride. The speaker notes the ache of concern when a man learns his own importance through praise. It frames vanity as a painful, self-centered susceptibility.
Highbrow Chatter in a Gifted One's Discourse
A reflective piece explores how a gifted interlocutor summons broad knowledge rarely used in ordinary discourse. The vignette emphasizes cerebral talk, wit, and the allure of sophisticated conversation within everyday exchanges.
Masses May Get Tired at Concert Dance Fund
A fragmented note mentions "men who keep up to concert pitch furnish the music" and that the masses sometimes tire of dancing, hinting at a public event or fundraiser where music and attendance wearied attendees. Names or exact event details are unclear in the readable text.
Fragmentary Line Draws From Tidbits Of Face And Talcum
Fragments show a stray line about a face and talcum with unclear context. No coherent event or attribution available to form a clear news item.
Women Wrote The Candy News December 10
A fragment from December 10 reports on women’s role in writing about candy topics. The readable portions hint at a feature or column discussing confections, gender perspectives, and editorial angles without full detail.
McCray Strongly Defends Honesty Amid Indiana Scandal
Evansville Indiana December 13 Governor Warren T McCray declared he acted squarely and honestly during his administration and blamed his financial ruin on dedicating himself to state duties. He criticized the grand jury proceedings and said forces seek to bring disgrace on him and his name. He urged patience until the truth is clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Indianapolis
Taking Out Patents Worldwide Protection Costs
Discussion explains the necessity of securing patents in many countries. It notes about 70 patents in various nations and an estimated total cost around 25000 dollars to obtain protection internationally.
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Delmar
Froeschke’s Shoe Store
Keystone
Coal: Mining Co
Pelones
Linton Finance
the Gumps
GRAND
Etrel Cock Eliot
Marion Frances Hamilton
Lonely Woman
Ingray
Star Brand Shoes
Queen
Poll
Meg
Detroit
Ford
Diator
Paul Fry
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