Secretary Davis Urges Meeting to Avert Coal Strike
Secretary of Labor Davis urged mine operators and the United Mine Workers to meet in the name of common sense to avert a costly coal strike. He said the government has a duty to safeguard people’s interests and pressed for a conference before April 1 1922 to discuss a new wage agreement amid internal union disputes and operator resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis
Oftice
Department
Wrant Farrington
Hilneis
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Onesult
Pennsylvania
Department of Labor
New York
Presidert Wor Noue
New York City
Pavig
Government urges coal talks to avert strike crisis
The official calls for joint meetings of coal operators and miners to resolve disputes amid the looming coal crisis. He argues the government will not interfere beyond ensuring an accord that protects workers, employers, and the public from costly mining suspensions.
Surgeon operator uses penknife to save choking child
A Cincinnati doctor used a penknife to relieve an airway blockage in 2 year old John Washington after a peanut lodged in his windpipe. He arrived as the boy stopped breathing and performed a throat incision to permit air and revive the child before removing the peanut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Washington
C. ©. Payne
Ward
Wayne
Three Feet Snow Closes Spearman Texas Rail Line
A severe blizzard grips Panhandle Texas with reports of three feet of snow at Spearman, the Santa Fe Spearman branch terminus. Mayorice transportation halted, livestock losses feared as Spearman is cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Marillo
Tex
Pan Hanillo
Spearman
Santa Fe
Viestock
Money package vanishes 10000 dollars after Seattle delivery
A registered package valued at 15000 dollars from Juneau to a Seattle bank disappeared after reaching Seattle February 26 aboard the steamer Northwestern and delivery to postal workers. Guarded by Marines, it was later confirmed as safe at the main post office before vanishing en route to its destination with two post office workers involved. the loss is under investigation and insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameka
Seattle
Pogtottics
Juneau
Alaska
Northwestern
United States
Salome the Acrobat, Royal Institute Evidence
George C. Druce of Oxford testifies before the Royal Archaeological Institute that Salome was an acrobatic tumbler rather than a modern ballet dancer. He cites old illuminated parchments and carvings showing her in acrobatic poses. London report dated March 10.
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Salome
London
Royal Archeological Institute
George C. Druce
Oxford
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promotion
An old time advertisement extols Gude's Pepto Mangan as a lasting iron tonic praised for blood improvement. It claims the remedy, created by Dr A Gude over 25 years ago, strengthens health, adds color to lips and cheeks, and is sold by druggists in liquid and tablet forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gude
A. Gude
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Tve
Ras
Peptomangan
Better
C. E. Cline Carpets
Doll Bros
Doll Brothers
N. Market ST
Frederick, MD
Carty
Frederick
Cartys Furniture Store
Patrick St. Gast
Frederick. Md
Arrow
Windsor
Lousiate
Cambric
Nainsook
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
South Market St
Charles Segaloff
South Market Street
Women’s New Spring
Polly Prim
Brassieres
Lansdale
Taffeta
Messaline
Foulard
C. Thomas Kemp
East Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Seeger & Company, Hardware
Derice
Maryland
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