Coal for Everybody Assured in War Time Freight Plan
Telegrams to New England and eastern states promise sufficient coal for communities. An emergency order would move coal from West Virginia Maryland and central Pennsylvania via Hampden Roads to New York with rail subsidies and an overseen daily car tally. The plan aims 7,250,000 tons to New England through next April 1 under coal and railroad coordination.
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Fashington
Suly
New England
Estern ‘Athies
Bordan
Trestitt
Prian
Abintic
Seaboard
Engiana
Inter Ated ‘Commerce Commission
West’ Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Hampthen Roads
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Ytor
Commlasion
Poisoned candy kills one at Nashville hospital
Four others fall ill after a candy package sent to Mrs Susie Littell at the Middle Tennessee Hospital for the Insane causes poisoning. Dr William Litter attributes possible Potaisine content and a Nashville postmark marks the delivery.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Lizzie Brooks
Middle Tennessee Hospital
Susie Lit ‘Tell
William Litter
Brooks
Spellacy Won’t Take Job As Democratic Presidential Candidate
Washington reports Thomas Spellacy of Hartford understood to be selected to succeed Franklin D Roosevelt as a potential secretary when the incumbent retires next month. Spellacy reportedly has not been offered the post and would consider if offered, as the Democratic view presidential candidate race develops. Report Mikado is Dead declares emperor of Japan’s death. Vancouver dispatch notes suppression by military authorities delaying publication. Kobe report from To Gk. White, Peruvkin correspondent, cites a hubbub over Orient trip conclusions.
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Spellacy
Washington
Mikado
Vancouver
Oat Kobe
Gk. White
Peruvkin Ronsus
Sush
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