Miners Leader John L. Lewis Predicts Victory in Strike
Cincinnati June 17 John L Lewis president of the United Mine Workers declared the coal miners will win their strike and unity is at its strongest. He noted no candidacy against Samuel Gompers for AFL president and said miners would aid railroad workers in a forthcoming meeting. The AFL convention proceedings were routine with committee reports accepted or rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Wheaton
Serenc
Cincinnati
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
United Mine Workers
Radiophone Lecture Illustrated by Simultaneous Pictures
Dayton O June 17 By broadcasting his lecture on radio R Hayes Hamilton plans to revolutionize lecturing with forty two hand colored stere optical telephotographs shown in Columbus Xenia and St Paul while the Yellowstone talk proceeds The pictures are numbered to ensure correct sequence and will be projected on ceilings for bedridden patients as Hamilton an American Red Cross officer entertained disabled soldiers with travelogue lectures
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International News Service
Dayton
R. Hayes Hamilton
Nenia
Rike- Kumler
Hamilton
Yellowstone National Park
Columbus
Xenia
St. Paul
Shenango Valley Hospital Admission and Discharges
Admitted Nellie Eiler Harmony Julian Tobon New Castle William Michale Valley street. Discharged Harold Eakin New Castle Samuel Tompkinson Pennsylvania avenue Niss Kate Stockman Norwood avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Eiler
Harmony
Julian Tobon
New Castle
William Michale
Valley Street
Harold Eakin
Samuel Tompkinson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Niss Kate Stockman
Norwood Avenue
Stars and Silents Play at Local Theaters Tonight
Star Wes Barry performs Bits of Life at STAR while Bebe Daniels heads Penn with A Game Chicken and Brownie. Jane Novak stars in Belle of Alaska at Nixon, Eugene O'Brien headlines Channing of the Northwest at Liberty, Pauline Frederick appears in The Glory of Clementina at Dome, and William S. Hart leads Travelin on at Regent.
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Penn
Bebe Daniels
Brownie
Nixon
Jane Novak
Alaska
Liberty
Eugene O’brien
Channing of
Northwest
Dome—Pauline Frederick
Clementina
Gary on Ethics Elevating Modern Business Standards
Judge Gary argues for corporate transparency and equity, urging all partners and officers to share information promptly, end destructive competition, and promote humane, ethical practice. He cites public opinion and ethical management boosting profits, notes a 20 year shift, and praises the Washington conference as a model of business ethics.
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Gary
Washington
Coaltown Beats Lawrence In 10-5 Game
Coaltown defeated Lawrence 10 to 5 yesterday as G Earl and Zarella hit homers. Fehl struck out ten while Harris allowed five hits and two strikeouts.
Baseball Recap Featuring Zarella Mayberry Reynolds and More
Home runs by G Earl Zarella opposed by two baggers Mayberry Reynolds Simpson. Three baggers credited to G Earl and Shetrom. Singles by Nickem Gates and a hit by pitcher Simpson. Fehl and Harris for walks and strikeouts. Umpire Houstorm with Mrs Harriett N Pringle and Belva. Marshall Avenue relatives visit in Sharon.
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Coaltown
G. Earl Zarella
Mayberry
Reynolds
Simpson
G. Earl
Shetrom
Nickem
Gates
Fehl
Harris
Harriett N. Pringle
Belva
Marshall Avenue
Sharon
Edward Hopkins
Earl Holiday
Children's Day At Emmanuel Baptist
An excellent program has been arranged for Children's Day at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Sunday evening January 18. The program features hymn, scripture reading, prayer, school songs, multiple recitations and solos by Anna M. Jones Eva Jones Doris Badger Ruth Hughes Mary Griffiths Nancy Nichols Richard Morgan Anna Ward Vivian Jones Gomer Jones Charles Ward Beatrice Griffiths Hilda Mort Doris Evans Hannah Jones Nettie Evans Viola John and duets by Marian Evans with Mildred Jones and Nettie Evans with Viola John. Benediction concludes the program with announcements and offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Anna M. Jones
Llewellyn Badger
Eva Jones
Doris Badger
Ruth Hughes
Samuel Jones
Mary Griffiths
Nancy Nichols
Richard Morgan
Anna Ward
Vivian Jones
Gomer Jones
Charles Ward
Miss Hughes
David Evans
Beatrice Griffiths
Hilda Mort
Doris Evans
Marian Evans
Mildred Jones
Hannah Jones
Nettie Evans
Viola John
Deaths of the Day Funeral services held for three local figures
The funeral of Rev. James Clarkson Johnston was held Friday at his nephew Rankin Johnston's home. Burial followed in Fair Oak cemetery with pallbearers listed. The funeral of Charles Billiard from Holy Trinity Polish church proceeded to the Polish cemetery. Mr Hanna Glenn of Portersville had services at United Presbyterian church with several ministers officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clarkson Johnston
Rankin Johnston
Wilmington Road
8. A. Kirkbride
Daniel Thorn
James Dodds
A. P. Hutchison
Charles Wallace
Fair Oak Cemetery
F. M. Hutchison
W. S. Clark
John Frishkorn
Charles Billiard
Levine Alley
Allegheny General Hospital
Holy Trinity Polish Church
Miller Avenue
Joseph Szyperski
Hanna Glenn
Portersville
United Presbyterian Church of
McClelland
Johnson
Prospect
Blair
Rose Point
Pure Food Law Violations Reported In Feed Dealers
Washington June 17 The Department of Agriculture cites feed dealers refilling used sacks with inferior feed and brands not matching the product. Chemistry Bureau official warns that all false name statements must be obliterated and says appropriate action will be taken against violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Chemistry Bureau
Permanent Muscle Shoals Policy Is Impossible Now
Senator Norris, chair of the senate agriculture committee, told the senate that adopting a permanent government policy toward the Muscle Shoals project is impossible this session. He said Congress would not reach a decision this year and spoke after opposing propaganda urging acceptance of Henry Ford's lease offer.
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International News Service
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Congress
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Henry Ford
Heat and hustle fill town scenes as summer bites
A lively summary of a hot day as waiters sweat and traffic cops toil under a sizzling sun. Residents, students, and workers fill the town with activity from sign installations on East Washington to coal trucks on Highland Avenue, with photos for St Marys and Communion portraits shaping a busy morning.
War Veterans Take Honors At College War Veterans Take Honors At College
Nine of the twelve honor men in last year's freshman class of the College of Industries at Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh were disabled ex service men in training provided by the Veterans Bureau. The trainees numbered only twenty in the class of 140. J. K. Matter led with 250 points for quality, far above the passing mark of 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
College of Industries
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Veterans’ Bureau
J. K. Matter
Beware of Fake Canning Compounds Scams Warned
Pennsylvania officials warn housewives about fake canning compounds sold door to door. In Philadelphia a swindler peddled pure water with a trace of sugar for 60 cents a bottle, under four ounces, fled after bail. Director James Foust urges refusal to buy such compounds as all real canning aids contain deleterious chemicals or are fakes.
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Bureau of Foods
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
James Foust
Court Asked To Rule On The Value Of Wine
In Sonoma County California officials weigh possible recovery suits to reclaim taxes on 3,000,000 gallons of wine held in vaults since prohibition. Assessments rose from twenty cents to thirty cents per gallon then fell to one cent as no disposal method appeared. Wine growers seek repayment of taxes claiming loss of value due to prohibition.
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International News Service
Santa Rosa
Cal
Sonoma County
Primary Class to Perform at Emmanuel Baptist Church
The Emmanuel Baptist Church primary class directed by Mrs. Emrys Thomas will give a major part in Sunday's Children's Day exercises at 7 30 p m. The class has trained thoroughly under Charles Richards the Sunday school choir director and Miss Viola Johns the pianist. The program is expected to be one of the finest of its kind at the church.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
Emrys Thomas
Charles Richards
Viola Johns
Threads of gold lace spun so fine in India
Threads of gold used in India for making lace are drawn out so fine that 1,100 yards of it only weigh one ounce.
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India
Electrics Triumph 8-4 Over B. & O. Team
P. O. electrics defeated the B. & O. team in a twilight game at Cascade Park last night by 8 to 4. Jones pitched for the Electrics, limiting B. & O. to one hit as the Electrics piled up 14 hits. Lineup: Electrics Jones Murphy. B. & O. Nicholson Skinner Irwin.
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P. O. Electrics
Cascade Park
Jones
Twirling
The
Electric
Electrics
Murphy
Nicholson
Skinner
Irwin
New York Stocks End Strong on Market Close
The New York stock market closed strong with government bonds unchanged and railway bonds firm. Mexican Petroleum led gains before retreating, while Pan-American Petroleum rose. Studebaker and United States Steel posted gains as active issues climbed. Republic and Crucible advanced in late dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Pan-American Petroleum
Studebaker
Consolidated Gas
Baldwin
United States Steel
New York Central
Northern Pacific
U. S. Steel
Republic Rose
Crucible
Mexican Petroleum
UK Leads in Women Workers Share Among Nations
The United Kingdom is said to have more women workers in proportion to its population than any other country, highlighting a notable gender employment balance as observed in contemporary data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Labor Supreme Court Critique Echoes at Cincinnati Convention
The American Federation of Labor, meeting in Convention Hall Cincinnati, delivered a further attack on the United States Supreme Court. Its executive council reaffirmed criticism of the Corondo coal ruling and warned the court cannot crush the labor movement without risking society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Federation
Corondo Coal
Supreme Court
Argentine Sets Aside Land For National Park
Argentina creates a national park in Patagonia covering about 2 million acres, mostly in Neuquen near the Chilean border. The area features Nevados and lakes including Nahuel Huapi, with many un explored regions, and will soon be accessible by a state railroad to Bariloche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Patagonia
Neuquen
Lake Champlain
Nahauel Huapi
Bariloche
Laborists Set October 1923 AF of L Convention
The American Federation of Labor will hold its next annual convention in October rather than June. The change comes after excessively hot conditions at the current meeting at Convention Hall in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Wheaton
Accellence News Service
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Concert Program At Cascade Park Sunday
The Cascade Premier orchestra directed by Ben Shulanky will perform a Sunday concert at Cascade Park. The program runs from 2 to 3 in the afternoon and 8 to 9 in the evening.
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Cascade Park
Cascade Premier Orchestra
Ben Shulanky
White Grubs Damaging Grass Roots Across Fields
White grubs feed on grass roots. When land is broken for strawberry crops, growers face heavy losses. The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture urges late summer plowing and frequent harrowing to prevent regrowth, thereby starving grubs, cutworms, and wireworms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Lady Victoria Murray Turns Dairy Farmer
Lady Victoria Murray sister of the Earl of Dunmore enters business as a dairy farmer establishing a new farm venture and expanding family agricultural interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Murray
Earl of Dunmore
Remarkable dyestuff dyes cotton and silk separately
A new dyestuff selects which material it dyes. White material can be dyed two colors in one bath. Mixed cotton and artificial silk emerge with cotton blue and silk fibers red yellow or orange depending on the dye used.
Rug Market Lures Amid Transcaucasia Food Shortage Decline
Food shortages in Transcaucasia push locals to sell rugs, making the rug market look profitable for sellers and buyers seeking bargains amid economic strain.
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Transcaucasia
Jas Watt Inventor of Steam Engine Suffered Chronic Headache
James Watt, noted for perfecting the steam engine, is reported to have suffered ongoing headaches, with no further medical detail provided.
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Jas. Watt
Amusements Open Sunday at Cascade Park with New Bath House
ER D McKibben parks superintendent says Cascade park amusements will operate Sunday as usual starting at 7 PM without music. A new bath house opens at noon and a lifeguard will supervise the lake all summer. Knights of Malta from Homestead and Pittsburgh picnicked at the park where about 1000 attendees enjoy Western Pennsylvania’s finest park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. D. McKibben
Cascade Park
Park Lake
Knights of Malta of
Homestead
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
German Citizens Plan Million Dollar Theatre in New York
A group of prominent Germans led by actor Adolph Philip plans a $1,000,000 theatre on West Forty sixth Street near Broadway. Edward Margolies will fund the structure, with construction costs about $790,000. The house aims to open for the 1923-24 season featuring German opera and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adolph Philip
West Forty-sixth Street
Broadway
Edward Margolies
Commerce Secretaries Blamed For Disputes
Patrick H. McCarthy former San Francisco mayor blamed paid secretaries and managers of Chambers of Commerce for ongoing building trades council disputes at the AFL convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren W. Wheaton
City Employees Receive Semi Monthly Pay
City workers were paid today with a total payroll of 8281 dollars 49 cents. The payment covers the period ending today and reflects the city payroll expenses.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Atkinson Paint & Glass Co
North Mill Street
Bell
W.F. Dufford & CO
Washington St
Star
Wesley Barry
William S. Hart
Travelin’ On
Lawrence
Houstorm
Emmanuel Baptist
Magharameena Castle
Ireland
Mr. Johnston
Glenn
North Hill
East Washington Street
Highland Avenue
St. Mary's School
Harbor Bridge
Navy
New Wilmington
Legion
Laborites
Bath House
Fashion Park Clothes
Flere
Fashion Park
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