Nation's Vast Coal Supply Is Kept in Ground
Report from Chicago records that nearly all the nation’s bituminous coal fields were shut down by a miners strike with thousands of nonunion workers at work elsewhere. Utah saw confusion with orders and a few thousand workers under unclear conditions amid nationwide plant seizures and government orders.
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West Virginia
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Athansis Se
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Mearyland O
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Pennsylventia
West Viroinia
Minois
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Towa
Wenticky
Spd
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Utah
John B. McLappan
Colorado
Colorado Fuel and Bon Company
Trinidad
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New Mexico
Con Enerators
Oklahoma
Ftrever
Frank Parvington
Hiinois District Press
Atala
Michigan
Detroit
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Railroad Administration
Commission
Warren S. Stone
Groud
Locomooive Engineers
Palmer
Brotherhooods of Locomotive Engineers
Washington
Advisory Board of Locomotive Engineers
American Fashions Abroad and Fringes in Congo Robes
A Paris fashion note says fringes stay in favor this autumn while in the Congo Free State fringed royal robes appear on Daufunn style flounces. The chief, musical, favors bold hats and mocks Western dress especially pajamas. Albanian wearers adopt American pajamas for day and night. Women also wear them calling them Red Cross clothes as supplied by Red Cross headquarters workers.
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Paris
Congo Free State
Daufunn
Billie Burnes
Red Cross
Indianapolis Utilities May Run 30 to 60 Days in Strike
Indianapolis officials warn public utilities can operate only 30 to 60 days without rail service. If strike persists, streetcars light heat and water may halt. Citizens Gas appeals for economy and gas users to conserve. Coal supplies and coke byproduct to ease shortages with 144 cars en route.
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Indianapolis
Pulse Utilities
Operie Tor
Alio Oye
Con
Citizens’ Gas Company
Patromwo
West Virginia
Appeals Sought in Wabash School Transport Case
Till Stansbury urged an immediate appeal to the Indiana Supreme Court in Miley et al v Bruss trustee of Waltz township. The relators seek a mandate to force the trustee to haul Waltz Township high school pupils, after Judge Klunier overruled a demurrer. The suit began as a test case following AG ruling that trustees cannot haul high school pupils.
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Wabash
Stansbury
Key General
Indiana
BF. Brooks
Supreme Court
John D. Miley
Frank Jr. Bruss
Waltz Township
Nieh
Klunier
Men find six young wolves under culvert on Johnson road
In Hamilton county Noblesville area crews on Johnson road report tracking a wolfish animal. They discover six young wolves hidden beneath a culvert and capture them. The pups are described as a cross between a coon dog and a wolf and are divided among the men.
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Noblesville
Navy
Johnson Road
Hamilton County
Aeraa
Auto firm to build forty two modern homes for workers
Kokomo reports an automobile company has let contracts for forty two modern homes to ease a housing shortage. Construction is underway and five houses will be ready within ten days. Homes will be sold to employees on easy terms.
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Kokomo
Automobile Company
Auto
Road contracts awarded in Wasciusko County
Road contracts totaling 317284 dollars 32 cents were awarded by Wasciusko County commissioners to A A Gast and Son of Warsaw to Re Clintie Colwell and Gords of Syracuse and Central States Construction of Logansport. Nine roads totaling seventeen miles.
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Warsaw
Wasciusko County
A. A. Gast & Son
Re- Clintie, Colwell & Gords
Syracuse
Central States Construction Company
Logansport
Baby Born Aboard Interurban Car In Anderson
Mrs Walter Reichenbach traveling to pay taxes went into labor on an interurban car. In Gall s doctor J O Morrison delivered a baby boy named after the physician. Both mother and child are doing well.
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Anderson
Walter Reichenbach
County Revival Planned Across Wayne County Churches
A countywide religious revival is set to begin Sunday and run for several weeks in all churches. The Wayne County Federation of Churches is organizing the campaign to recruit more members for local congregations.
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Richmond
Navy
Wayne County Federation of Churches
Western Union appoints local chief as commercial agent
Ravonsville November 3. R W H Underwood, manager of the Western Union Telegraph office for three years, was notified he had been made commercial agent of the company with headquarters in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ravonsville
R. W H. Underwood
Western Union Telegraph Company
Refusal by Railroads Delays South Bend Coal
South Bend on November 3 reports railroads refused to deliver soft coal to local dealers on orders from here. Local dealers mostly cannot supply patrons with fuel due to the disruption.
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South Bend
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Just ay lint te Smit is Just ay lint te
The fragment repeats a phrase about Smit without clear event or context. No distinct persons, groups, places, or actions are readable to establish a factual news item.
Traveling Salesman Novel Sparks Mental Images
A humorous exchange about a traveling salesman named Sellem and a bull terrier stirs playful doubt. The dialogue mocks imagination and expense accounts stretched over 14 years, blending fiction and quip.
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Sellem
Neighborhood Borrowing Troubles Highlighted in Talk
A neighborly exchange reveals concern over widespread borrowing and unmet needs. Mrs A expresses being troubled, and Mrs T confirms shortages, noting neighbors lack things they want. The dialogue underscores local economic strains and mutual reliance within the community.
Cupid the healthy pet in rugged old style
A playful note describes Cupid as a robust healthy pet who wears no clothes yet never catches a cold. The brief lines emphasize resilience and a humorous image of a bare, hearty animal.
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Cupid
A Profitable Benefit
A dialogue snippet shows two actors discussing a financial outcome. The first asks about the benefit and the second confirms it, noting after covering expenses the speaker is three aurel wreaths to the good.
Lantern-jawed prisoner seen by witness
A witness describes spotting the prisoner easily, noting his lantern-jawed appearance as the observer asks how it could be seen.
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Therisoner
Record of Private Message Echoes in Public Paper
A fragment presents a private confession overheard in a public setting. The speaker asks to be heard alone while noting that the message has already been conveyed to many others. The exchange hints at secrecy and repeated courtesies in social pursuit.
Stag and its feminine counterpart in social tea chat
A humorous exchange where Tommy asks for the feminine form of stag during an afternoon tea with his mother, a society reader. The scene captures a polite, witty corridor of household talk and class manners.
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Tommy
Sat Down Hard The Sun Never Sets On Empire Myths
A fragmentary exchange on imperial reach and national symbolism contrasts British global stretch with American female personifications. The dialogue hints at vocal guidance and imagined voices in a classroom or stage setting.
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Columbia
Fearful ultimatum prompts tense exchange
A man threatens self harm over an unresolved marriage proposal. The response downplays the danger as a physical impossibility and questions how to reply without addressing the matter. The dialogue highlights uneasy social pressures and the limits of addressing coercive threats.
Her Hit first hobo tale in the house
The exchange features a woman from the house who makes a striking impression. The men discuss her appeal, finally attributing it to her relling pin rather than personality.
Cruel Comment Sparks Quip on Husband and Oculist
The remark about a husband and his wife’s youth prompts a sharp retort as a reader questions why he has not visited an oculist. The exchange reflects satire on aging and marital intimacy in a society column.
Dear Gwendoline Letters Spark Air Route Speculation
The exchange notes excitement over Gwendoline's letters and jokes about sending them by air route, hinting at speedy communication and public curiosity surrounding her correspondence.
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Gwendoline
Other People's Money
A dialogue contrasts a man with no money to his wealthier self as he asserts control over assets. The exchange hints at changing ethics and audacity in claiming ownership.
System for reducing deer hunter fatalities proposed
Ernest proposes a single man hunt at a time to prevent accidents among deer hunters. Edith asks for details, highlighting a cautious approach to eliminating fatal shootings.
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Ernest
Edith
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement asserts a cold can be eased with a dose every two hours, claiming relief of nasal congestion headache fever and sneezing. It touts Pape's Cold Compournth as fast acting inexpensive and easy to take with no quinine.
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Pape
Andy
Too Much Enthusiasm
A humorous exchange between a wife and husband. The wife asks if she is an angel and the husband answers yes with overearnest praise. The wife rebukes the level of enthusiasm.
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Henry
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin Gaining Headache Relief
An advertisement proclaims Bayer as the genuine Aspirin with tablets for headache colds neuralgia and rheumatism in Bayer packaging. It notes the product has been prescribed by physicians for nineteen years and offers 12 tablets in a tin for a few cents. A stray dialogue fragment follows about social interaction and an elevator.
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Bayer
Cascarets Offer Gentle Relief for Bilious Stomach Ailments
The ad promotes Cascarets as a safe tonic for the bowels that relieves bilious attacks and constipation without griping. It contrasts Cascarets with harsher purgatives like salts oils and purges, claiming they work passively during sleep and cost little. The closing line notes a proverb about how soft stones crumble under shocks while hard stones polish.
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