Coal mine price fix plan aims to cut coal costs
A Washington conference of coal operators and government officials backed a plan to set maximum mine prices and reduce coal costs nationwide. The accord calls for committees to determine regional maximums and coordinate with the Interior, Federal Trade Commission, and coal production councils to ensure distribution and enforce price controls.
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Intailor
Federadorade Commission
Count of Coal Production Committee
Washington, B. Ca
Inter
Federal Grade Commission
Governor Fort
Fort
Donald
Rover
Tepresantaliona
Puch
Council of National Batons
Minot
Secretary of the Interior
Federal Tribe — Commission
Couinell
Mormer HendluGian
Becau
Evan
Gregory
R. Cotton Laws
Sonora
No Peace Save a Lasting One Era War Dispatch
June 28. Major Bernard Porahing, American commander, left a Paris hotel to reach his headquarters at Rue De Varoune. The piece notes a prewar palace loan and cites Gen. Potain explaining war aims and unity against the German government. U.S. forces break records as thousands train for trenches. The report highlights optimism and calls for continued allied victory.
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Caanvetital Prosd Geannd
Gonarad Porahing
Tua
Penn Wraghtly
Paris
Bin
Rue de Varoune
Xo An
Arden
Prince Gottehpkomt
Oxon
Munk
New York
Gamm
Gatorat Potain
Harolsi
Thasa
Washington
America
Remy
Frost
Servien
Halti
Santo Domingo
Ovaracna
Datnohmant
Adolph Swimmer Sentenced for Threat to Wilson
Newark June 28 Adolph Swimer convicted in May of threatening to kill President Wilson was sentenced today to one year in the federal penitentiary. He was a farm hand and described as a quiet, armless man whose act was seen as linking potential campaigns.
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Altoing
United States
Wilson
Newark
N. J
Adolph
Swimer
Wilton
Walt
Atlanta
Ambassadors Wipe Victim and Chicago Budget Fight
Ambassadors and officials grapple with a proposed resolution at Chicago court, discussing tentative pricing and oaths amid a mayoral district reshuffle. The move aims to oust a new school board appointment and set a July 1 price baseline, with state attorney oversight. Also noted is the death of Dr. Von Kuhlmann in Constantinople from typhus, tied to the German embassy staff.
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Ond
Chicago
Roy- Chicago
Cramont
Ramod
Ettelaon
Jude Cooper Waling
Warrinte
Nga Waleh
Hoyna
Ous Diatricta
Quaghad
Run von Kuhlman Ix
Turkey
Prova
Bagel
Switzerland
Constantinople
Iraq
von Kukimann
Pauander
von Kuhlmann
Wis
Washington
Labor in U S declines to ALD meeting
The American Federation of Labor fails to join the Stockholm conference talks, deeming the international sessions a waste of time and unnecessary. President Gompers sent a note to President Lind announcing the federation will not attend or pool resources for the event.
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U. S
Waanington
D.C
American Federation of Labor
Stockholm
Switzerland
Gompers
Canadians Storm Avion Front Line in German Digs
Canadian troops broke the German front line near Avion, advancing toward TLain and Laynvotio on the Somme front. Nova Scotians pushed along the Lons Arras road, taking prisoners and bombing enemy dugouts as artillery limited German resistance.
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Choma
France
Avion
Lena
Wari Lo Avion
Tlaynvotio
Souchor
Tlain
Nova
Fifth Guard
Ong
Crosa Ronda
Lona
Wattwoller
Thann
Alsraen
Hurtebise Monimeant
Mt. Carnillot
Corman
Sale Jont
Wattarwenier
Fairey
Wovonvanx
OWA flyer killed in France after combat with German planes
A Lafayette man James Norman Hall, son of Captain John A Young, is reported killed in France after serving with the Lafayetta Squadron. Corporal Hall joined British army then American aviation, authored Kitchenar's Mob, and later entered the Lafayette squadron before his death. Sub-Lieutenant Dorma, famed French aviator, is missing since May 35 on a mission. Local relatives in Columbus and Junction react with shock and condolences.
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Paris
Tuny
Jame Nall
Cotlay
Lafayetta Exendrille
Aviatom
LL “Morald
Howes
Hnox
Nro
Dorma
H Tinon
Tyin Fouy
Columbus
Columbua Junction
James Norman Fall
Horn
Hall
England
Tronchow
Porto
Lute
United States
Kitchener
Mall
John Alex Young
Washington
Ann
Elo
Tal
W. H. Hagox
Jnna Williams
Louisiana
Iva Winltor
Norman Halle
France
Atlantic Monthly
Grinnell Cotlogs
Elna
Jumox St. John Lof Muscatine
Fear of Death Penalty Refuses Lawyer Says Outcry
Reports say Alfredo Cocchi, accused of murder in Ruth Gruge case, resists legal counsel and fears execution by electric chair. Friends and relatives raise funds for extradition while authorities reexamine records and potential appeals as Morally acquitted stance is echoed by supporters and experts.
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Strasse
Bologna
Alfredo Cocchi
Ruth Gruge
Lxt
Cocchi
Coceht
Droteasor
Anglsto
Murri
Italy
Fimone Nérvo Spectaltin
Amparien
Tully
United States
Brankrupt
Inna
Missing boy in car mystery at railway yard
Superior Wisconsin June 28 The location of Car No 590000 on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line may hold the key to the disappearance of five year old William McLean who vanished Sunday noon while playing near the flaxseed loading dock. His father Captain W McLean waits anxiously hoping for a sighting in the car.
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Superior
Wis
Jung
Milwaukee and St Paul
Mwiham McLean
Moan
Bantonville
Rhea Iboy
W. &. ‘Mc-Lean
Democracy War Speech Declaims Unity in Ancillary Talk
Secretary Daniels outlines American resolve for a democratic war effort in Annapolis graduation remarks. He emphasizes voluntary service, later noting selective draft as national policy. He asserts war aims include universal liberty and a new path for nations to govern themselves, projecting hope for the German people.
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Annapolis
Jung
America
Daniela
Talny
Sival
Amarten
Eld
Provident
Congress
Tyatead
Fae Aires
Marins Corp
Memselved
Safe Sleepy Battery Arrives at Des Moines Fort
Edwin Westrate reports Battery C and headquarters company reach Ft Des Moines after a long, tiring journey, finding a damp, packed riding hall as barracks. Soldiers describe a tiring day, with little rest, prep for 200 tents, and a sense of wary anticipation for duties ahead.
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Des Moines
Edwin Westrate
Dax Moines
Pat
Gary
Ft. Des Moineal
Mont Pleasant
Sirlisbury
Mobowon
Latham
Government plans absolute control of wheat distribution
President Griffin announced a food control plan giving the U S government full command over wheat for domestic and export use and barring speculation while allowing unrestricted trading of other grains. Hoover and officials outlined a broad framework, with millers under food administration oversight and exchanges not privileged to detail. Flour prices fell about fifty cents in Minneapolis with bids and asks noted for various wheat grades.
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China
Griffin
Grifftin
United States
Washimton
Herbert C. Hoover
Toad
Juliak J
Innes
Nise
Wagntant
Ts Exchangea
Koover
Naime
Hoover
United Statess
Is Food Administration
Allies
Neutirals
Food Administration
Aime
Minneapolis
Mion
City Official Is Winner In Case
Iowa City case ends with Adolph C. Dehner, alderman, winning after Assistant Attorney General A. C. Robbing failed to prove charges. State dropped allegations of an altered garage used for calling intoxicants and of unlabeled packages, while a collision near West Liberty featured in the misdescribed accusations.
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Iowa City
Dane
Adolph C. Dehner
Iowa City Counel
A. C. Robbing
den Moiner
Delmer
Rock Teland
West Liberty
Weather forecast forNOWA parcel section
Parily cloudy tonight with unsettled conditions expected in parts. Friday looks generally fair with little temperature change.
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