Steel Strike in Pittsburgh District Fails to Endure
Strikes in the Pittsburgh district largely collapsed as 162 474 of 228 430 millworkers responded or were idled by the walkout. By November 24 most plants were nearing full operation except Wheeling and areas hit by lingering coal mine demands. Foreign workers returned home and total losses reach hundreds of millions.
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Pittsburgh
America's
Steel Center
Shenandoah Valley
Europe
W. Z Fostre
National Strike Commitione
Youngstown
Wheeling
Clarksburg
Donora
Monessen
Bellaire
Martin's Ferry
Brackenridge
Ambridge
Aliquippa
New Kensington
Vandergrift
McKeesport
Portvue
Clairton
Sharon
New Case
Elacod City
Butler
Farrell
Duquesne
Homestead
Braddock
Milix
Solution of high living costs urged by Brotherhood chief
Chicago November 24 Warren S. Stine Cleveland grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers told a conference of farmer and labor representatives that a lasting solution lies in new farming co operatives. He proposed farmers form chain stores selling directly to consumers and urged appointing a committee to develop the plan for the labor commission in Washington He also favored a banking system controlled by farmers. An unrelated ad mentions a cold remedy Chatfield Cough Remedy advising early use.
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Brotherhood
Chicago
Warren S&s. Stine
Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Farmer and Labor
Labor ‘Commission
Washington
Chasco-Vin Cited By Patient For Relief From Cough Appetite
Walter Seltz of Shamokin Pa reports in a signed testimonial that Chasco-Vin eased his cough and restored appetite after long trouble. The ad notes the product’s pleasant taste and ingredients including hypophosphite iron and cod liver oil extract, marketed by Williamson's Drug Store in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasco-Vin
Walter Seltz
Wal
Shamokin
Frederick
Williamson's Drug Store
Market St
Eighteen Sailors Lost As Myron Founders In Storm
Eighteen crew members of the steamer Myron are believed dead after the ship foundered near Whitefish Points in Lake Superior during a fierce northwester. Rescuers from two steamers could not reach the men clinging to the cabin as waves and wind forced them to abandon the attempt.
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Sault Ste Male
Mleh
Myron
Lake Superiors
Whitefish Points
Bear shot in yard ends a 400-pound adversary
Green of Totaro Creek County shot a 400-pound bear devouring a hive in his dooryard near the shore. The beast stopped feeding and died after being discouraged by the shot. A separate report notes a brown rhinoceros drowned by alligators in Tanzania’s Tan River in Africa.
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Bozz
Xorwich
Green
Totaro Creek
Yenusylvania
Tan River
Africa
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Mae
Atin
Whem
Chatverlain
Columbia” Records
Columbia Records
Columbia Stellar Quartette
Rosa Ponselle
Barbara Maurel
AL Jolson
Billy Murray
Charles Hagkett
C. E. Cline
James E. Doll
Watchmargs
Jeweler
Optician
Phone 637
Wreoenicn
Doll Brothers
Fanny
Babbane
Druogglits
DRS, D. Fahrney & Son
Nes
Market Street
Cpsecu
Kemp
Holland
Diagnostigian
R. Fahrne Aagerstows, MD
Fahmey
Carty
Hes Beria
Carty’s Furniture Store
Patrick St
East
Frederick, Md
B. Rosenour & Sons
Outfitters
Patrio“ ST
Cne
New York
South Market Street
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