Governor Moves to Avert Trouble Over Wage Cuts at Mines
Denver reports wage reductions of about 30 percent across 13 of Colorado Fuel and Iron mines affecting roughly 3,500 workers in Las Animas and Huerfano counties. Governor Shoup proclaims martial law in Huerfano as unions and company clash over cuts intended to aid Pueblo steel mills and lower coal prices for railroads and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Colorado
Colorado Fuel,and,iron Company
Las Ardias
Huerfano
Shoup
Huerfano County
Harry Capps
Fred Farrar
Fremont County
Gunnison County
Animas
J. F. Welborn
Thurssday
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Las Animas
Pueblo
Eastern Steel Mills
Pigeons Restless Near Fire Damaged Building in Indianapolis
About 500 pigeons roamed the area near the old board of trade building in Indianapolis after a fire destroyed the structure. The blaze caused an estimated 425,000 in losses as the flock searched for new quarters and the birds circled the corner. The report notes the building was a city landmark and that some of the pigeons were seen near the burnt site.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolla
Tippie
Fayette City
Berne
Fayette
Tremont
Pittsburch Coal
Feagaville Notes Show Community Happenings and Armistice Day Parade
Feagaville notes list a busy month with a Young Peoples Missionary Society program, Armistice Day parade, Braddock and Ballinger Grange plans, a musical recital with ice cream sales, and WCTU meeting rescheduled. Local visits include residents from Buckeystown and Baltimore, plus farm progress reports on corn, wheat, and hog cholera concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horing
Braddock Grange
Ballinger Grange
Musical Club
Harry Cockrell
Buckeystown
Jasper E Schaeffer
George A Stockman
Community Woman’s Club
Annie M Derr
William Leister
Baltimore
Willis
Brunswick High Defeats Middletown For County Soccer Title
In a hard fought match at Cadet Field Brunswick High School defeated Middletown High 8 to 0 to win the Frederick County High School Soccer League first section championship. A. Mills and Hingham and Hauser keyed Brunswick’s attack as Bell and Rice added goals in the second half. Staley and others from Brunswick and Remsberg and Middletown's Gaver fought to the end amid penalties. The win gives Brunswick the section title coached by Roger X. Day, with future games set to decide second section winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age Ver
Brunswick High-School
Muddletown High Sches
Cadet Field
Frederick County
Valleyites
A. Mills
Hingham
Houser
Brunswick
Bingham
Hauser
Garden Smith
Middletown
HH. Gaver
Young
Baker
R. Gaver
Bell
Rice
Staley
A. R ®Emsberg
Vallestes
Roger X. Day
Thurmont High School
Myersville
Kumitaburg
Brunglek
Aker Hauser
Sunmers Bingham
Bow
Norrla
Farm Notes on Stock Improvement and Pitfalls
A November farm note urges buying proven stock rather than selective breeding, notes egg grading losses, and highlights water planning, mulching value for new plantings, and humane hog care. It criticizes dirty pens as manmade and stresses prudent winter preparations and reading farm management platforms.
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Etter
Firth
Fragmented dairy farming note on cow fattening and care
A garbled passage discusses dairy cows and fattening practices. It mentions handling the animal, removing fat and intestines, feeding proteins, and a supposed alternative to milk production. The text is unclear and contains many misspellings, making exact steps uncertain.
Missionary Meeting of Women’s Home Society Held
A large attendance at the Methodist Episcopal Women’s Home Missionary Society monthly meeting heard a report from the annual sty le convention and a brief program including hymns, scripture, readings, instrumental duet, and enigma acts. A cake and candy sale was planned for mid December and funds totaling 87192 were handed to shelter workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Shuich Seld
J O. Wrightson
Mtyle
Miss Gilson
Soto
Mie
Charles Hudson
Mra
JO. Wrightson
Miasaa Rothenhouse
Ruth Zimmerman
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Society Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Society was announced with notes on the agenda and attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. & F. Missionary Society
The
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
Presbyterian church meeting reviews missions and posts postponement
The Way Society of the Presbyterian church met Tuesday at 3 p m in the church parlor with the president presiding. Devotional exercises followed, minutes read, and a talk on The Kingdom and the Nations by Rev P M Hederick. A study by Dr O Goddard on Home and Foreign Missions was read, and Milestones Passed 1920 1921 discussed. A business session, Benediction, and social hour concluded the gathering. Council Fire for Boy Scout troops was postponed due to members attending a Rotary Club meeting in Annapolis and will be held later in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty Society of the Presbyterian Church Way
P.M Hederick
Mis F. le Stoner
O &, Goddard
Meetox
the Provident
Smehl
Boy Scout
Scout Council
Rotary Club
Annapolis
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas
International Mine Workers
International
Alexander M. Howat
John L. Lewis
Howat
August Dorcy
Manila
Matle Tatas
Zambales
Manila Bay
Athans
Indian Lake
Adirondacks
Angie
Feagaville
Middletown Bowl
Brunswick Soccerites
Bailroaders
Myereville
Emmiteburg
Sloan
Hobera
Dr. Edwards
Olive
Edwards
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
C. M. Malone
Market St
Frederick, Md
S. O
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Prescription Store
Merhl F. Moberly
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