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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1923

Page

9

Soft coal men denounce system as un American labor baiters

Atlantic City July 28 In session to draft recommendations for the United States coal commission bituminous operators suspend business to back anthracite interests attacking the check-off closed shop and United Mine Workers leaders. Lewis accuses the special committee of non union dominance and a $10,000,000 slush fund.

Lewia Atlantic City N. J United States Coal Commission United Mine Workers of America Anetser Washington United Mine Workers West Virginia Herrin Lewis National Coal Association J. G. Brydon

Red Evening Mules Highlight Bright Leather Pajamas Trend

A fashion note observes red leather mules paired with popular printed pajamas. The combination signals a bold, coordinated nightwear trend capturing attention in current style circles.

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Mobfire At Central Hotel Ends With Iron Bar Attack

Anthony Berchofsky owner of the Central Hotel Middleport is jailed after a saloon fight. He allegedly struck Frank Stefnack with an iron bar and shot him in the thigh to quell the disturbance. State police arrived to rescue Berchofsky from a mob crying for lynching. Stefnack is reported in serious condition.

Pottsville Anthony Berchofsky Central Hotel Middleport Berchofsky Frank Stefnack

Work conditions good but labor shortages noted in several states

Employment conditions are described as generally good nationwide in a special survey by the Department of Labor Employment Service. Shortages of various kinds of labor are reported in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan and Rhode Island, while surpluses exist in other states but overall supply and demand are fairly equal.

Pennsylvania Washington Employment Service Department of Labor New Jersey Indiana Kentucky Michigan Rhode Island

Banker J W Wheeler Dies on Golf Course at Thirteenth Hole

St Paul July 30 J W Wheeler a St Paul banker and president of the Farm Mortgage Bankers Association of America collapsed and died while playing golf near the thirteenth green.

St. Paul J. W. Wheeler Wheeler Farm Mortgage Bankers’ Association of America

Bicycling as a Hobby Through the Years

A reflection on pastimes and leisure, noting how cycling once stood as a popular and accessible hobby for many. The piece recalls simpler times when riding a bicycle was a prime form of recreation.

Man Slays SevenFoot Black Snake in Pennsylvania Woods

Michael Coles of Shenandoah, Pa., fought for thirty minutes with a seven foot two and a half inch black snake in Futz Hollow Little Mountain before killing it with a sapling walking stick. The rare reptile attacked him as he walked. Coles dodged two strikes and withstood a brutal fight to end the threat.

Shenandoah Jilly Michael Coles iFutz Hollow Little Mountain

Burglars Take Safe In Girardville Hotel Heist

In Shenandoah PA burglars entered Patrick Walsh’s hotel in Girardville during a rainstorm and carried off a safe with about $300 in cash jewelry and panera. The theft was not discovered until morning by a clerk and police have no leads.

Shenandoah Patrick Walsh Girardville

Missouri Supreme Court Fines 19 Lumber Firms

Nine teen lumber companies in St Louis and St Louis County were ousted from doing business in Missouri and fined a total of $96 000 by the state supreme court for conspiring to choke competition in violation of the anti trust law. The ruling was issued in Jefferson City on July 30.

Jefferson City St. Louis St. Louis County Missouri State Supreme Court

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