Big Panhandle Coal Merger Plans Revealed
Pittsburgh banker John A Ball announced a planned merger of coal properties along the Panhandle rail line from Pittsburgh to the West Virginia line. The deal involves 25 to 20 companies with about 50,109 acres of coal land and aims to cut costs and lower consumer prices through centralized production. Ball would chair the board and J H Sanford would be president of the new corporation, which targets annual output of 6 to 8.6 million tons of bituminous coal.
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Germans Not Likely To Get Great Loan
Paris June 4 International Bankers negotiations on a 31 billion foreign loan for Germany hit a snag. Indications today suggest Germany will not secure a large international loan despite favorable replies to the reparations commission demands.
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Effort To End Anthracite Strike Begins
New York June 2 announcement said anthracite operators would present counter proposals to the striking miners this afternoon in an effort to end the coal strike.
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State To Complete Case Vs Valentine In Bigamy Trial
Los Angeles June 2 The state will complete its case today in Rudolph Valentino bigamy preliminary hearing. Deputy District Attorney Costello said the number of witnesses to prove the charge remains undecided as the defense prepares to begin Monday. Dr Floretta Mansfeld White, linked to the wedding party, is rushed to Los Angeles as the state’s key witness amid testimony about the Mexicali marriage to Winfred Hudnut on May 14 before final divorces.
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Possibility of Chicago street car wage cuts looms
International News Service reports in Chicago that wage reductions ordered by a U S District authority threaten to trigger a street car strike. The move could force Chicago Transit Company employees to walk off unless negotiators reach an agreement.
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Court Cuts Surface Fares One Cent From Eight to Seven
Leonard A. Busby president of the surface lines says fare cuts must be followed by wage reductions. Union officials warn a wage cut will trigger a strike. Estimated annual savings to riders reach seven million dollars.
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Railroad wage cuts outlined by labor board
Washington June 4 reports indicate proposed wage reductions for railroad workers include four to six cents per hour for ordinary clerks and shop craft workers, seven cents for mechanics, five cents for helpers and apprentices. Officials anticipate further cuts for engineers and conductors, while labor leaders expect a nationwide strike to follow the orders despite protests.
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International News Service
Washington, D. C
Labor Board
Dr and Mrs Mick Speak In Croton On Next Sunday
Dr and Mrs CG Raymond Illick medical missionaries to Mexico, home on furlough, will speak at the Croton M E church Sunday evening June 4. They have served under the Methodist Episcopal board of foreign missions in Mexico City. Mrs Illick will also give a short talk after Sunday school Sunday morning. Mrs Illick was formerly Miss Lois Allen industrial secretary of the YWCA.
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Nickel Picnic For School Children Arrangements Made
Casemile parle tor ls organizes a Nickel Picnic for school children at Sew Castle park Saturday. Superintendent C C Coulthard of the P O Electric company has arranged free transport for the kids, with special cars provided. Park access ends at 6 pm and amusements cost a nickel each.
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Man on parole arrested in stalled stock transfer case
Stanley Planko, recently released on parole, was arrested yesterday for failing to report. He faced charges over supposed stock theft involving steel shares, claimed to be transferred to a local bank, with Planko denying wrongdoing and stating lawful possession. Investigation continues.
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Will Make Address On Stage Mind Reading
This evening at 8 o clock in the K of M hall on East Washington street under the auspices of the South Side Bible class D Jasper Jones will give a lecture on Sage Mind Reading No admission will be charged.
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Street Car Men Travel to Lowellville For Contest
The Street Car Men travel to Lowellville to face the Lowellville ball team Sunday afternoon. The Ohio club has strengthened weak spots while the local P.O. club must win on the road to show strength.
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Lowellville
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P.O
Public Debt Drops in May Amid Treasury Report
International summary reports the United States public debt fell by 61,262,749 dollars in May per the treasury department statement from Wallington dated June 2. The May cross debt tally stood at 23,138 dollars, with 38,007 awards noted for achievements in influenza vaccination.
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International News, Service
Wallington
United States
Treasury Department
The Lesser Evil Court Case on Alimony and remarriage
A court decision orders continued alimony to a separated wife with a judge asking if remarriage occurs after six payments. The article notes a recent investigation by Foreat Product Laboratory about timber quality from damaged trees, and mentions tidal currents in New York harbor at 4.4 knots per hour.
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