Opposes Federal Control of Anthracite Mines in Reform Plan
Washington July 9 The federal coal commission urges private ownership under scrutiny and public cost disclosure for the anthracite industry with penalties for wage and operator breaches. It proposes government seizure only in emergencies and calls coal a limited natural monopoly needing annual public reports to reveal how a consumer dollar is split among mine costs, freight and retail profits.
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Washington
Federal Coal Commission
Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Four Sets of Twins Teach in One County School?
NEA report from Am Ange lo Texas notes eight twin teachers from Fisk Brown White and Ritter families. Most rural schools kept twins apart. upcoming term promises changes with some twins split up while Fisk twins will teach together at Rock Springs.
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NEA Service
Angelo
Tex
Tom ‘Greens County
Fisk
Brown
Ritter
Martha Brown
Margaret Fisk
Harriett
Josephine Brown
Katheryn Fisk
Crows Nest
Zada Ritter
Grape Creek
Vada
Schoers
Zeda White
Lake View
Velma White
Talsar
Aella White
Fisks
Rock Springs
Anthracite Coal Industry Costs and Labor Outlook
The article analyzes 1913 and 1993 costs per ton of coal, noting margins between mining costs and mine sale prices, and outlines how averages include all sizes. It argues output lags population growth, urges labor expansion, and recommends better practices, market-size consolidation, and stricter quality inspections. Paris Notes remarks on fashion trends.
MUD VERSUS MONKEYS BRYAN CALLED DANGEROUS
Rev Edmund D Soper of Northwestern University labeled William Jennings Bryan an exceedingly dangerous character in religious thought at a Des Moines Methodist meeting. He argued man must choose between the Bible and evolution, claiming evolution would undermine the Bible and human dignity while noting the Bible is a religious morality book, not science.
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Bryan
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Edmund D. Soper
Northwestern University
Desphtines
Pearl Residents Spend Sunday Visiting Kin
Mr and Mrs Jesse Phelps and children Beatrice Irene Elizabeth Sylvester of Pearl visited Mr and Mrs Guy Swomley and Mrs Albert Phelps and son William of Pearl. Mr and Mrs Malcom Hendley and daughter of Pearl spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Spencer Jones. Miss Beatrice Watkins of Pearl visited Miss Isabelle Jones. The fragment notes social visits amid a remark about ongoing dancing limits.
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Jesse Phelps
Beatrice
Irene
Elizabeth
Sylvester
Pearl
Guy Swomley
Albert Phelps
William
Malcom Hendley
Spencer Jones
Misa Beatrice Watkins
Isabelle Jones
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Coal Commission
Mould
Ether
Frederic, Md
Atlantic City
Wildwood
Ocean City
Cane May
Sea Isle City
Anglesea
Avalon
Peermont
Stone Harbor
Delaware River Bridge
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
R. R
The
Standard Railroad of the World
Vada Ritter
Vada Vada
Zella
Zelma White
Pa- Company
Te&thing
Wis
Tom Creene
Paris
Moregthin
Segals’ Quality Stor
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
N. Market ST
Neillen Pongee
Segals’ Quality Store
Kuppenheimer
Fashion Park
Rosenour
EAGLE
Brosenour &Sons
Market ST
Patrick ST
Kuppenheimer and
Fashion Park Clothes
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