Mine Workers to Resist Wage Cuts
United Mine Workers led by international president John L. Lewis vows to resist any wage reductions. 3,000 Washington state miners are on strike after operators cut wages, while the union backs the current contracts through March 31, 1922 and warns against further cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
International
International Executive Board
Indianapolis
Washington
Washington State
Union
Mary Poston Dead at Sullivan Home in Indiana
Mrs Mary E Poston aged 62 wife of County Commissioner W H Poston was found dead in bed at the Sullivan South Court street home at 6 30 Friday morning apparently from a sudden attack of apoplexy She retired in good health Thursday night with no complaint The death was noted by her daughter Lola and the funeral is planned for Sunday at 2 30 p m at the late residence with Rev J Cross officiating Interment will be in Center Ridge cemetery Surviving are her husband and children Dr Ocie Poston Quenemo Kansas Dr Hurley Poston New York Miss Olga Poston Vandalia Illinois Mrs Tilghman Boston Elwood Indiana and Miss Lola Poston
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Poston
Lola
Ocie Poston
Quenemo
Kas
Hurley Poston
New York
Olga Poston
Vandalia
Ill
Tilghman Boston
Elwood
Ind
Lola Poston
J. Cross
Center Ridge Cemetery
The Convict's Life and the Little Gray Lady
A boarding house tale interweaves Melchior Jetley's pardon with a mysterious woman, later revealed as the Little Gray Lady. After Jetley's release, a crowd gathers at the station where a silent reunion unfolds between him and the Lady, then vanishes from view.
Tuesday's Children Horoscope Traits
People born on Tuesday show a loving yet quarrelsome disposition with short life span and skilled craft. They may seek fortune easily or fraudulently and risk head injuries. They could become capable generals or engineers and be esteemed by high ranks for bravery. They excel as surgeons bakers and cooks and need not fear sudden death. They marry once and have few children.
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Mars
Fragment of dramatic dialogue about a play part
A brief exchange reveals confusion over a role in a new play. One character says they have a part, the other claims not to have seen them, suggesting an implied competition or misperception about the performance.
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C. E. Goodman
Vincennes and Main
Beasley Stone Block
Georgette
Millinery Department
Cooper Bldg
St. N. E
R. R. Station
7Th St. N. E
New City
Good Pike
Joe E. Beasley
OSS Sk
Frank M. Welch
Will CC. Welch
Hamilton
Linton Foot. DL Florist
Lizzie Davis
N. E
First Street
Frank Dean
Oscar Bredeweg Hall
Linton
Lewis
Tion
Wlh-Poston
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Western Newspaper Union
Mrs. Potter
Jetley
Kling
Sam Briggs
Briggs
Tetley
Felows
Yowre
Parsons
Cranborne
Gray Lady
Davol Rubber
Linton Drug Co
Rhodenbeck Bros
North Main Street
Tuesday
Vertising
Feece
Ug the Chocolates
The
Wonderful Center
Rexall Store
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