Miners Will Win Struggle, Lewis Declares
John L. Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, declared at a convention in Cincinnati that the coal miners will win their strike. He said the miners are united and will win beyond the shadow of a doubt, and emphasized he would not run against Samuel Gompers for AFL president. Lewis noted miners are pleased to meet with railroad workers and offer aid, but he declined to discuss conference details or its industrial possibilities.
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Warren W. Wheaton
Btarr
Ueincinnati
Coel
John L. Lewis
United Mint Workers of America
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Meet
Juullouders
United Mine Workers
Radiophone lecture showcased with synchronized pictures
Dayton correspondent reports R Hayes Hamilton will use synchronized hand colored stereoptical photographs shown on screens in Columbus Xenia and St Paul to illustrate his lecture on Yellowstone National Park while the Rike- KXowmiler wireless station broadcasts the talk. Hamilton, a Red Cross officer and travelogue lecturer, pioneered ceiling projections to entertain bedridden veterans.
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International News Service
Dayton
R. Hayes Hamilton
Nenia
Hamilton
American Red Cross
Tulnen
Shenango Valley Hospital Admission and Discharges
Admitted: Neltie Elier Harmony Julian Teohon New Castle Wiliam Michalo Valley street. Discharged: Harold Eakin New Castle Samuel Tompkinson Pennayl yanig avenue Mise Kate Stockman Norwood avenur.
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Neltie Elier
Harmony
Julian, Teohon
New Castle
Wiliam Michalo
Valley Street
Harold Eakin
Samuel Tompkinson
Pennaylyanig Avenue
Mise Kate Stockman
Norwood Avenur
Where To Go Tonight Star Weasley Barry In Bits of Life
Star Weasley Barry appears in Bits of Life along with Benn-ebe Daniels in A Game Chicken and Brownie in a comedy. Jane Novak stars in Belle of Alaska and Eugene O'Brien in Channing of the Northwest. Pauline Frederick headlines The Glory of Clementina and William St Hert leads Travelin on.
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Star—Weasley Barry
Benn
Ebe Daniels
Brownie
Liberty
Eugene O'Brien
William St. Hert
Gary on Ethics Elevating Business Standards Worldwide
Judge Gary argues managers once believed law protected unethical profit, but modern era sees a shift in standards. He cites public opinion, worker welfare, and ethical management boosting profits, noting the Washington Conference as a model. He predicts parties prioritizing ethics win broad voter support, including women.
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Gary
Reneson
Washington
Swomen
Coaltown Beats Lawrence In Baseball Clash Yesterday
Coaltown defeated Lawrence Independents 10 to 5 with G Earl and Zaretta scoring notably. Fehl struck out ten while Harris allowed five hits and two strikeouts. Home runs by G Earl and Zarella, two baggers by Mayberry Reynolds Simpson, three baggers by G Earl and Shetrom. Umpires Houstorm and Mrs Harris. Also notes on local visitors and UK women workers trend.
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Coaltown
Baker
McCasln
Reynolds
Earl
Fehl
R. Earl
J .Simpson
Mayberry
Shetrom
Indies
Zarella
Gates
Price
L. Price
Grim
Erei Teee Ballana
beneveet P_ Zuella
Micken
Earl Zarella
Simpson
G. Eerl
Nickem
Harris
Children's Day At Emmanuel Baptist Church Program
An article details a Children's Day program at Emmanuel Baptist Church on Sunday evening January 18. The program includes hymns scripture reading prayers recitations solos dialogues and school songs with many named participants such as Anna M Jones Eva Jones Ruth Hughes Nanecy Nichols Richard Morgan Mary Griffiths Anna Ward Vivian Jonas and Beatrice Griffiths among others plus duets and offerings.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
Anna M. Jones
Sylo—Liewillyn Badger
Eva Jones
Doris Badger
Ruth Hughes
Samuel
Jones
Mary Griffiths
Nanecy Nichols
Richard Morgan
Anna Ward
Vivian Jonas
Gomer Jones
Charles Wrrd
Miss Hughes
David Evans
Beatrice Griffiths
Hilda Mart
Bdoris Evans
Marian Evans
Mildred Jones
Hannah Jones
Nettie Evans
Viola John
Pure Food Law Violations In Refilling Feed Sticks
Washington June 17 officials of the Department of Agriculture say feed dealers across the United States are violating the Food and Drugs Act by refilling used feed sacks with inferior product. Sacks bear the original manufacturer and brand names, misleading consumers. The Chemistry Bureau warns dealers contemplating refilling must obliterate misleading statements or face appropriate action if found in violation.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
Chemistry Bureau
Court Asked To Rule On The Value Of Wine
Santa Rosa California June 1 The question of wine value under prohibition may be settled as recovery suits proceed against Sonoma County for taxes on wine. About 3,000,000 gallons stored in county vaults were taxed 1920 at 20 cents per gallon 1921 at 30 cents per gallon and this year at 1 cent per gallon. Wine growers seek to recover all taxes claiming prohibition stripped its value as property.
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International News Service
Santa Rosa
Cal
Bey
Sonoma County
Electrics Defeat B and O Team 8 to 4 at Cascade Park
In a twilight game at Cascade Park last night the Electrics beat the B and O team 8 to 4. Jones pitched well for the Electrics allowing one hit for the visitors while his team collected 14 hits. Leading batters included Wyera, Electrics, Jones and Murphy for the Electrics and Nicholson, Skinner and Irwin for B and O.
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Electrics
Cascade Park
Jones
Electric
Electrica
Wyera
Murphy
Nicholson
Skinner
Irwin
Stock market closes strong gains plus mixed bonds
The New York stocks closed strong with government bonds unchanged and railway bonds firm. Mexican Petroleum led gains moving up to 141 1 2 while Pan American Petroleum rose to 69 1 2. Studebaker and United States Steel edged higher, New York Central slipped, Republic and Crucible climbed, and Stagebaker rose as late trading lifted key issues. Lady Victoria Murray becomes a dairy farmer.
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International News Service
York
New York
Pan-American Petroleum
Studebaker
Consolidated Fas
Baldwin
United States
New York Central
Northern Pacific
U. S. Uteal
Republic
Ross
Crucible
Mexican Petroleum
Permanent Muscle Shoals policy appears 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 an impossibility at this session. He said Congress would never reach a decision this year on Muscle Shoals as propaganda urging Henry Ford's offer to lease the project circulated.
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International News Service
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Congress
Norris
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Norrig
Renry Ford
Beware Of Fake Canning Compounds Swindle
Pennsylvania agents uncover a Philadelphia plot selling fake canning compounds as pure water with a sugar trace for 60 cents a bottle. The swindler was arrested then bailed out and fled. Households are urged to refuse door to door sellers and beware of any compound lacking safe ingredients.
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Bureau of Foods
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Philadelphia
James Foust
Labor Takes Another Punch At Court Convention Hall
Cincinnati June 17 The American Federation of Labor issued a supplementary report to the Supreme Court after previously criticizing the Cerondo coal decision. The executive council warned the court cannot crush the labor movement without endangering societal foundations and vowed workers will not accept slavery or loss of liberty.
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Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
United States Supreme Court
Federation
Cerondo Coal
Supreme Court
Labor Federation Moves Annual Convention to October 1923
The American Federation of Labor will hold its next annual convention in October instead of June due to excessive heat at the current meeting. Hy Warreen and W. Wheaton report from Convention Hall in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Warreen W. Wheaton
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Concert Program At Cascade Park Sunday
Cascade Park hosts a Sunday program by the Cascade Premier orchestra under Ben Shulanky, with performances at 2 00 pm 3 00 pm and 9 00 pm. The note adds a science tidbit about a new dyestuff that can color cotton and artificial silk simultaneously, yielding blue cotton and red yellow or orange silk.
Whadda Ya See Restaurant Writer Faces Heat
A cluttered Readable item notes heat and busy town activity with locals sweating in sun. It mentions a youngster with a phosphorus lantern, workers placing a new electric sign on East Weekington street, coal trucks on Highland avenue, and photographers near St Marys school.
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North Hill
Tdlers
Argentine Sets Aside Land For National Park
Argentina designates nearly two million acres in Patagonia as a national park near the Chilean border. The region features snow capped peaks, glaciers, lagoons, and the central Nahuel Huapi lake. A state railroad to Bariloche will improve access as chalets and roads are planned for growing tourism.
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Buenos Atres
Patagonia
Newquen
Lake Champlain
Barilochs
White Grubs Damage Plant Roots And Remedies
White grubs feed on grass roots and threaten strawberry crops on infested land. Pennsylvania officials advise late summer plowing and frequent harrowing to starve grubs and other pests before planting heed crops. The text also notes unrelated mentions of rug trade and Watt, inventor of the steam engine, suffering from chronic head ache.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Jie
Watt
Pache
Deaths of the Day and Funeral Notices
Funeral services for the late Rev. James Clarkson Johnston were held at 2 pm at the home of Rankin Johnston on Wilmington road with multiple ministers presiding. Burial followed in Fair Oak cemetery with pallbearers named. Also noted are funerals for Charles Billiard of Tuevine alley at Holy Trinity Polish church and for Hanna Glenn of Portersville, with offerings of church and cemetery rites.
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Johnston
James
Clarkson Johnston
Rankin Johnston
Wilmington Road
A. Kirckbrine
Daniel Thorn
James Dodds
A. P. Hutchison
Charles Wallace
Fair Oak Cemetery
FP. M. Hvitchison
W. L Clark
John Frishkorn
J. TH. Lusk
David McConnell
Billiard
Charles Billiard
Tuevine Alley
Allegheny General Hospital
Holy Trinity Polish Church
Miller Avenue
Joseph Szynerski
Glenn
Hanna Glenn
Portersville
United Presbyterian Church of
Porveraville
MaCleland
Johnson
Prospect
Blair
Rose Paint
War Veterans Take Honors At College
Washington reports one of twelve honor men in Carnegie Tech's last freshman class went to a disabled ex serviceman in Veterans Bureau training. The record shows 140 trainees in that class of 20 bureau students. J. K. Matter led with 250 points toward a 130 point pass mark.
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International News Service
Washington
College of Industries
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Veterans’ Bureau
J. K. Matter
Ted
Primary Class Will Have Important Part
The Emmanuel Baptist church primary class led by Mrs Emrys Thomes will perform in Sunday evening 7:20 program at the church. Every member trained to participate. Charles Richards and Miss Viola Johns have prepared the children for a fine program. Threads of gold from India noted elsewhere.
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Emmanuel Baptist Church
Emrys Thomes
Charles Richards
Viola Johns
Amusements Open Sunday at Cascade Park Fun
Cascade park will operate Sunday amusements starting at 7 oclock in the evening with no music. A new bath house opens at noon tomorrow for the first time this summer. A life saver will be on duty at the lake bathing beach all summer to ensure safety. About 1,000 picnickers from Homestead and Pittsburgh enjoy the park with Knights of Malta present.
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B.D. McKibben
Cascade Park
Park Lake
Knights of Malta
Homestead
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
German Citizens Plan $1,060,000 Theatre
A group led by actor Adolph Philip in New York plans a $1,000,000 theater on West Forty-eighth Street near Broadway. Edward Margolies will construct the playhouse, with an estimated $790,000 build cost. The project aims to host German opera and related productions, aligning with Shubert-era interests.
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New York
Adolph Philip
West Fortyaxa Street
Broadway
Edward Margolies
Goles
Shuberts
Commerce Secretaries Blamed For Disputes
Patrick H. McCarthy mayor of San Francisco blamed paid secretaries and managers within the chambers of commerce for ongoing disputes in the building trades council. He addressed the American Federation of Labor convention in San Francisco.
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Warren W
City Employees Are Paid Today
City workers received their monthly pay today. the amount and exact figures were not disclosed in the readable text.
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JOS.S.RICE CO. _ MORTICIANS
Arene
W. F. Dufford & CO
Nixon
Ijane Novak
Alaska
Lawrence
Houstorm
United Kingdom
Emmanuel Baptist
Victoria Murray
Earl of Dunmore
Magharameena Castle
Ireland
Laborites
Cascade Premier Orchestra
Ben Shulanky
Highland Avenue
St. Mary's School
Communntan Plasa
Navy
Wilmington
Telboth
Legion
Tranagoucasia
India
Bath House
the Winter CO
Fashion Park
Monay
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