State aid urged in coal program across rail plan
The Interstate Commerce Commission urged state railroad and public utility commissions to actively assist in distributing coal under priority orders after a declared east of Mississippi national emergency. Telegrams from Commissioner Atchison asked for local survey, certification and policing to meet urgent needs, as the administration awaited presidential action to energize emergency control.
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Washington
State Railroad and Public Utility Commissions
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Atchison
Cammission
Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commission
Harding
Hoover
New York
Sugs’ UN
Shipping Board
Harding Holds Firm On Seniority Issue In Rail Strike
President Harding resumes talks with W W Atterbury and Secretary Hoover on the railroad strike. The seniority question is the crux, with Atterbury stating the Pennsylvania system will be guided by workers on what they deem wise fair and equitable. White House signals imply no return to prestrike seniority for striking workers.
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Washington
Harding
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hoover
Atterbury
Mr. Atterbury
White House
Pennsylvania
Shoot Divorce Witness In New York Involves Dempsey's Ex-Manager
In Brooklyn a woman co respondent in a separation suit was fatally shot in her bedroom. Police say Mrs Reisler and her two sons helped or planned the shooting with the dying woman identifying Morris Reisler as the shooter. The husband of Mrs Reisler once managed Jack Dempsey.
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New York
Dempsey
Bertha Katz
John J. Reisler
John
Brooklyn
Plane Upsets in Mid Air Near Ellaville
One of two navy planes from Pensacola to Washington somersaulted in mid air near Ellaville Georgia. It was almost completely wrecked but no one was hurt. The aircraft were commanded by Lieutenant R A Elliott. Say You Saw It In The News.
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Americus
Georgia
Pensacola
Fla
Washington
Ellaville
R. A. Elliott
Bobbed-Hair Footpadette Robs Milwaukee Childs
A 15-year-old girl, described as bobbed hair, robs children in Milwaukee. Eight-year-old Eugene Batley was grabbed and the $4 he held bent to the thief. The girl, said to be about 15, reportedly has committed three similar hold-ups. She cocks her forefinger and demands cash. A classified ad in The News notes results. The piece also mentions language and census remarks about English proficiency among naturalized and foreign-born residents.
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Milwaukee
Milwauke
Eugene Batley
Ard name origins and meanings in Saxon usage
Ard is a Saxon name ending indicating natural tendency as in good tempered Goddard or lazy slaggard. The suffix shows character, with examples like lbergl or sottish being linked to personal names.
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Goddard
Giffard
Slaggard
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Railroad and Public Utility Boards
Bridgepoit
Qghartles J. Albasin
Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
Ohio
Henry D. Tsorean
Dorothy Darnit
Charles McManus
Snaike
Patt
Theresa
Impus Avenue
Bes
American Sugar Refining Company
AMC
Mid
North Market
Chuck
Hamburg
Trout
Derrydale Butter Traco
Gan
Post Toasties
Kellogg’s
Crisco
Burton
UETUM
Argo Laundry Starch
Anger’s
Spaghet
Cliquot Club
Gosman
C. E. Cline
Purina
C.S. Schermerhorn & Son
N. Market ST
Frederick, Md
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
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