Negotiations for Coal Strike Collapse and Global Reactions
President Harding's plan to reopen coal mines under the old wage scale failed to win universal backing from miners and operators. Governors respond variably while negotiations falter over seniority and a national board of adjustment amid rising tensions in rail and coal sectors.
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Edward W. Pickard
Harding
Kendall
Iowa
State of
Morrison
North Carolina
Ritchie
Maryland
Maryland Nationa Guard
Allen
Kansas
Tlinois
Frank Farrington
Washington
North Dakota
Nestos
Nestes
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Clifton Ville
W.va
Pennsylvania
Hooper
Labor Board
Grable
Cummins
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Cooper
Jewell
National Board of Adjustment
Daugherty
Jie
Moratorium on German cash payments and stringent supervision
Rank has indicated consent to a temporary moratorium on cash payments by Germany for three to six months. In exchange she demands that the allies impose the strictest supervision over German government finances, requiring close monitoring and control.
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Rank
Germany
Bonar Law Plays Tennis in Notable Tournament
British statesmen enjoy sports as Bonar Law competes in a Tennis tournament where the Duke of York and Lord Balfour are listed as contenders.
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Mr. Bonar Law
Duke of York
Lord Balfour
New York Woman Opera Director Heads National Stage
Miss Emma R. Steiner of New York, cousin of Barbara Fritchic, a Civil War heroine, is noted as the country’s only woman opera director. She has directed over 6,000 performances across 50 operas and serves as musical director of the Music temple of the world.
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Emma R. Steiner
New York
Barbara Fritchic
Music Temple of the World
Veiled Prophets of a Modern Secret Society
The Mystic Order of Veiled Prophets of the Enchanted Realm claims over 400,000 master Masons in good standing but asserts no connection to Freemasonry. Its elaborate ritual is based on an old Persian manuscript from a Teheran secret vault, with members titled prophets and branches called grottos led by a grand monarch.
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Mystic Order of
America
Teheran
Cutting Off the Last Word in Ancient Egypt
An archaeologists wonder about a headless princess found in an Egyptian tomb and the meaning of her last words. A jurist muses on a custom in some oriental countries where the head of the house beheads during an argument to end it.
Worth Knowing: Facty miscellany from historic notes
A survey highlights housing in Minneapolis by mail carriers. Coos county Oregon sets bounties to exterminate coyotes paying 38 for males and 9 for females. A Scotland to Ireland cable links Glasgow and Belfast. The Carnegie foundation funds 150000 for Farquier reconstruction near Paris after war devastation.
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Sicily
Italy
Ontario
Canada
Minneapolis
English Channel
Thomas Shirley
Royal Society of England
Coos County
Ore
Scotland
Ireland
Glasgow
Belfast
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United States Senate
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