Hard Coal In Grip No Other Commodity
The report states coal remains the sole commodity under control with no alternative products available at present. Authorities emphasize coal supply tightness and price stability amid market constraints.
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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
2
Eight Companies Control Anthracite Prices and Production
Senator Vardaman, chair of the Senate committee on manufactures, states in the Congressional Record that eight large transportation firms dominate United States anthracite coal, fixing prices and production rates. He cites the Reading, Jersey Central, Lehigh Valley, Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Delaware and Hudson, Lehigh Coal and Navigation, Lehigh and New England, Erie, and New York Ontario and Western as key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Vardaman
Mississippi
Senate Manufacture Committee
Perted
Congressional Record
United States
Pennsylvania
North America
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh Cost and Navigation Company
Lehigh and New England
Erie
New York, Ontario and Western
Pennsylvaania
Garvan Named Alien Property Custodian for Wilson
Francis P. Garvan of New York City is appointed by President Wilson to succeed Palmer as alien property custodian. He has led investigations in the custodian’s office and helped expose enemy interests in many corporations. Garvan, a Yale graduate, has practiced law in New York and worked as an assistant to District Attorney Jerome on notable homicide cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Washington, D. C
Francis P.garvan
New York City
Wilson
Asldehell Palmer
Garvan
Bureau of Investigation
Wien
Stary
Yale
Mr. Garvan
New York
Jerome
Albert
Patrick
Roland Molineans
Senate
Allens
Iowa
Byington
Thomas Watters
Des Moines
New York Receives 1562 Troops Aboard Frederick Cruiser
The cruiser Frederick arrives from Brest with 1,562 troops including Third battalion HQ and Companies f and D, 16 officers and 288 men of the 162nd infantry of the 41st division, guardsmen from Washington, Oregon, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, a detachment of 81st Brigade HQ of the 51st division, various aero squadrons, and units from Tennessee, Indiana and Massachusetts plus Mobile Hospital No. 104 for Camp Custer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick
Brest
National Guard
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Campshire
Lee, Lewis and Dix
Tennessee
Indiana
Massachusetts
Camp Custer
Plattsburg Arrival May Change Aero Squadrons
The transport Plattsburg, due in New York on March 6, will bring home units including the Forty-ninth aero squadron instead of the Thirty-seventh as previously announced by the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Plattsburg
New York
War Department
Forty-ninth Aero Squadron
Mass Meeting Invites From Socialist Headquarters
Chicago socialists issue invitations for a May 1 mass meeting described as a convention for amnesty and free speech. The notice calls for the release of political prisoners including William D Haywood and other IWW members and urges repeal of the espionage act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William D. Haywood
Lw.ow
Iowa War News and Thrift Stamp Outlook
War reminiscences from the Rainbow division and Iowa veterans reflect on sacrifice and duty. Iowa War Savings notes detail stamp values for 1919, thrift stamps and cards, while Ellsworth College and others post perfect or high scores. Iowa lawmakers push public morals in Sioux City and veterans’ work programs expand with the boys’ reserve and farm placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rainbow
France
William G. Phillips
Suffolk
New York Evening Post
Lasher
Phillips
Washington and Lee University
Rainbow Division
Iowa War Savings Committee
Sioux City
Short
Morais Committee
Ellsworth Colleges
Paris
Ellsworth
Iowa Wesleyan
Fairfield
St. Joseph’s Academy of
Bubuque
Tabor College
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Towa State
Cedar Rapids
Buena Visita
Storm Lake
Marshalltown High School
United States Boys’ Reserve
Department of Labor
Towa
Dubuque
Iowa Retail Lumbermen’ S Association
Rock Island
Macy Campbell
The
Iowa General Assembly Debates Road Bill and Reforms
The Iowa legislature screens a primary road plan with a 6 090 mile intercounty system funded by federal aid motor funds and local assessments while preserving secondary roads. Other bills target criminal syndicalism, child care, school dispatch, tax reforms, and public utility oversight as lawmakers push notable measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Iowa
Evans
Bremer County
State of Washington
State Board of Control
George A. Wilson
Polk County
Connor
Des Moines
B. PF. Cummings
Marshalltown
J. W. Willett
Tama
WH King
Hardin
Williams
Council Bluffs
Brave reader follows the Joshua path in lesson
A historical praise on Joshua as Moses’ successor, urging courage and obedience to God. It highlights Joshua’s call, God’s promise to be with him, and the need for faithful law keeping to secure the land. The piece links bravery with steadfast meditation on Scripture for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua
Promised Land
Israel
Moses
Jordan
Canaan
Jesus
Christ
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Lebanon
Huphrates
Ctos
David Saiid
Solomon
Jordaniver
Daddy's Evening Airy Tale
A children story recounts Melly and friends meeting three fairies Kitty Ralph and Little Boy who visit from Fairyland. The fairies share songs and a ball plans while describing how laughter and happiness affect fairy wings and clothing, ending with smiles as the children drift to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melby
Daddy
Kitty
Ralph
Melly
Mally
Fairyland
Mr. Moon
Parryland
Isiriea
Sacrifice and the Value of Self Denial
Samuel Chapman Armstrong argues that true sacrifice aligns with fulfilling God’s plans and is the best use of time strength and resources. Those who do not sacrifice are pitied and atheistic in spirit, he asserts, labeling such lack of sacrifice as heathen behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Chapman Armstrong
Thy Friend. Make not thy friend too cheap te shee
The fragment offers a proverb style line urging restraint in friendship. It presents a moral tone attributed to Matigg and hints at wisdom about valuing and balancing trust between friends. The source text is fragmentary and archaic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matigg
On the Losing Side and Convictions Endorsement
Quotation from Girl's Companion urges steadfast belief. It argues defeat in a good cause outweighs victory for an unbelieved cause and calls readers to stand by their convictions, warning surrendering beliefs leads to being on the losing side.
Ambition and Joy in Early Life Reflections
A fragmented meditation on youth and aging urges to enjoy life now. It contrasts aiming for extreme ages with seizing present opportunities and home-centered contentment.
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Garvan Property Custodian
Hawkeye
State News
Iowa General Assembly
Lyon County
Eldora
Weaver
Long
Jefferson County
Mantz
Audubon County
Whitmore
Wapelia County
Bauge
Bes Moines
Dean
Osceola County
Department” ‘of Justice
Haryuer Wes
Senate Committee On Public Health
T. F. Duhigg
Johnson County
State Executive Council
Arch McFarlane
Fetswafer
D. Mh
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Mary Gr
Raham Bonner
Crice
Fairy
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