President Wilson orders joint talks on anthracite wage inequities
President Wilson telegrams representatives of anthracite operators and miners urging a joint conference in Wilkes-Barre on October 18 to adjust inequalities in the current wage agreement. He praises miners for returning to work and directs notices to Samuel Collins, Thomas Kennedy, C J Golden, Phillip Murray, and John Gollins.
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C.J. Golden
Shamokin
Phillip Murray
United Aline Workers
Indianapolis
Salah Wey
Ine
Securdage
Joint Sense Committee
Anthracite Contelt
Coal Jugglers Put Up Price New York Coal on Permit Sold
New York October 18. Public service commissioner B Nixon opened an inquiry into coal distribution under federal permits. OMalley warned Mayor Hylan of winter shortages as private dealers resold fuel to jobbers, raising price amid public concerns.
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New York Falls
New York
O'Malley
Hylan
B. Nixon
Public Service Commissioner
Clair
Johhérs
Coal market disruption and embargo debate outlines
A chaotic report traces antitrust style meddling in anthracite supply with alleged bids from Swedish and Cane buyers and an urgent embargo push on shipments to Canada. It cites the United States Seizure Committee and the ecommerce commission noting withheld top cars and manipulated pricing from $10 to $33 a ton, plus a Chicago inventor touting a twin-piston truck motor.
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United States
Setilor Cuttler
Prodie Flan
Infebets Ecommerce Commission
Haa
Spanish Coin Found In 9-Lb Cape May Angler Catch
Cape May Oct 13 Frank Wyh es of Cape May Pollut caught a nine pound fish in Delaware Bay with a dated Spanish coin inside. The coin is believed to come from a wreck near the Delaware Capes. In Trenton Charles Browne declares congress candidate and notes President Wilson's reelection. Mrs Wilson’s ballot may be cast by mail as an absentee preferring not to teil further.
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Cape
Frank Wy Hes
Cape May
Dehaware Bay
Delaware Capes
Trughes
Ace Carson
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