Lewis to preside at coal parleys in Atlantic City
John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers was named chair of the joint conference with coal operators in Atlantic City to negotiate a new wage agreement. A 20 percent raise and $2 a day for daily workers are among miners demands, with a possible September strike looming.
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Lewis
Miners Read Exact 1921 Wage Figures in Atlantic City
Representatives of anthracite mine operators and the miners union, then at a conference in Atlantic City, were provided by the coal commission with a compete report detailing all wage payments and wage rates in 1921. Commission Chairman John Hars Hammond said this may be the first time such precise regional wage data was in hand. The figures indicate earnings from about 200 dollars to over 1000 dollars.
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Washington
Miners’ Union
Atlantic City
The
Coal Commission
John Hars Hammond
Bridgeton Man Shot Twice in Suspected Defensible
Bridgeton New Jersey July 7 Dementeo Marchaise was taken to Bridgeton Hospital after being shot twice. The assailant escaped and police search for a man in the neighborhood who disappeared after the shooting. It is believed the wounded man will die.
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Bridgeton
N. J
Dementeo Marchaise
Bridgeton Hospital
Doctor Supreme in Prescribing Liquor
Helena Mont July 7 Congress gave physicians discretionary right to prescribe liquor but cannot set a fixed maximum per patient. Judge Bourquin of Montana rules parts of the Wolstead act unconstitutional for arbitrary dosage limits and number of whisky prescriptions per patient in a period.
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Helena
Mont
Congress
United States
George N. Bourquin
Montana
Bourquin
Post Office Plans Mail Cost Count for Rate Readjustment
The post office department will start a mail count in selected cities from September 21 to October 20 to determine the average handling cost. It covers four mail classes and aims to adjust postal rates or contracts with transport firms. annual postal costs are about 500 million with stamp revenue near 65 million. Officials say the goal is for the service to pay for itself, and Congress may consider rate increases.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Postal Service
Congress
Enormous blue meteor with purple sea off Atlantic coast
Captain R D Robbins of the British ship Managul reports a meteoric event observed off Savannah Georgia. The immense blue meteor left a purple glare on the surrounding sea for several minutes as the ship sailed down the Atlantic coast.
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Washington
Naval Hydrographic Office
R. D. Robbins
Managul
Atlantic
Savannah
Ban on Shelby films blocks Dempsey Gibbons fight abroad
Moving pictures of the Dempsey Gibbons prize bout will not be shown outside Montana if the justice department can block it. Assistant Attorney General Crim said prosecutors will pursue those involved for transporting films interstate. Burns agency agents were ordered to watch for any efforts to violate federal film laws. Two criminal charges could face participants in attempts to market the fight.
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Montana
Washington
Department of Justice
Crim
William J. Burns
Buereau of
Moe
State Employment Commission Exams in Maryland in 1923
The State Employment Commission of Maryland schedules exams to form eligible lists for several state service posts with listed salaries. Dates July 21 and August 18 1923 include junior clerk senior clerk assistant chief clerk motion picture inspector historian deputy state fire marshal and other positions plus non assembled exams for teachers and hospital attendant and others. Application blanks and details available at 22 Light Street Baltimore Maryland or by phone.
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State Employment Commission of Maryland
Chiet
Conservation Commission
University of Maryland Hospital
Maryland State Police
State Employment Commission
Light Street
Baltimore
Maryland
Telanhank Calnsad
Brick veneer house plan by W. W. Punpy described
A medium sized brick veneer house with wide frontage 35 ft 6 in by 24 ft deep. It features a central vestibule, front to rear living room with a central fireplace, sun porch, dining room, kitchen, four second floor bedrooms, bath and closets. Estimated build cost 6000 to 7800 dollars not including heating or plumbing.
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James A. Gorman
Board of Conciliation
Shamokin
United States Coat Commission
John Hays Hammond
Minnesota
R. R. Lewis, JR
P. C
Shelby Films
W. W. Punpy
Ches
Tuamber
Segals’ Quality Stor
Market St
Lowenstein & Wertheimer, Inc
Frederick, Md
Normandy Voiles
Thomas H. Haller
North Market Street
Hershberger
Frederick
Merhl F. Moberly
Patrick Street
Pearce
Telephone
Helfenstein & Urner
Insurance