Peace talks open as anthracite strike looms toward end
Philadelphia August session of the miners and operators conference shows mutual resolve to settle the dispute. Officials say an understanding is likely upon reconvening, with ratification by a Wilkes-Barre tri-district convention possible next week. Wage disagreements center on a 20 percent raise versus old scale.
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Government rules out army draft or wartime strength during strikes
Washington August 18 Secretary Weeks released two opinions from Colonel J A Hull showing that a strike situation does not justify increasing army strength or authorizing conscription in peacetime. The government would not draft or expand the army despite the unrest to calm officials and the public.
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Melon quarrel ends in shooting death in Pleasantville
In Atlantic City New Jersey a 14 year old Farmington boy is jailed on murder charges after a dispute over cantaloupe led to a fatal shot. Albert Smallwood 5 died from a shotgun wound to the neck. The suspect Charles Elkins 14 is held by Atlantic City police pending trial.
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Fulmer
Nusbaum
Burab
Eikens
Albert Smallwood
Smallwood
Ethen
Wiliam Hauenstein
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Herbert R. Voorhees
Coal Price Control Problem Faces Government
Washington reports part settlement of the bituminous strike and prospects for ending the anthracite suspension raise a new issue for the Hoover led government. The federal fuel distributor must decide if voluntary price controls can cover new mines as imports lag and prices threaten to rise. Some advisers urge Congress to enact controls to curb coal price spikes amid the mining walkout. A slipping board notes British coal imports lag due to higher prices. Sixty five coal carrying ships have been chartered to import coal from Britain and Wales since the strike began.
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White House
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Indigestion Relief Propels Lansdowne Man’s Health
Alvin Poole of Lansdowne Maryland reports dramatic relief after taking Tanlac for chronic indigestion. He described a long struggle with stomach pain gas and fatigue along with rheumatic pains and constipation. After using Tanlac he says digestion improved breath increased and rheumatism symptoms faded as he regained strength. Tanlac is advertised as sold by druggists.
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Kester Bakery
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News Job Printing Office Samples Request
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