Pennsylvania to Meet on Coal Plan In Philadelphia
Pennsylvania fuel commission to meet in Philadelphia to form plans for coal distribution. Dealers limit household allotments to two tons to prevent hoarding until production returns to normal after a 30,000,000-ton anthracite shortage. Union miners’ convention in Wilkes-Barre anticipated. leaders predict ample supply in two to three weeks and no price inflation.
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William D. B.ainey
Samuel B. Crowell
Commission
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Wilkes-Barre
J. Lewis
Philip J. Murray
Nayion
Lewis
Mr. Murray
Philip, Jr
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Hending
Shamokin
Pennsylvania School Enrollment and Teachers for 1920-21
Enrollment of pupils aged 6 to 16 in Pennsylvania schools for 1920-21 totaled 1,804,018. The state report lists 45,485 teachers, with 37,009 women and 7,506 men, and details by type of school and years of experience. The average elementary session days were 159 and secondary 474.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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12 Year Old Boy Fatally Electrocuted in Sunbury Incident
Walter Zechman age 12 of Northumberland died after a fall onto a high tension wire. 20,000 volts passed through his body. He survived 24 hours at Mary M. Packer hospital in Sunbury, Pennsylvania.
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Walter Zechman
John Zechman
Northumberland
Mary M. Packer
Edna Calvert Sues for 100000 Damages in Breach of Promise
Miss Edna G. Calvert of New York City filed in federal court for $100,000 damages against Marcus Marks of Erie Pennsylvania for breach of promise. She says she accepted his proposal but was later told the marriage was not advisable.
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Pittsburgh
Edna G. Calvert
New York City
Marcus Marks
Erie
Marks
Husband Leaves Home Over Wife Hair Fashion
A husband quotes his wife plans to bob her hair and wear knickerbockers, then says he will leave home. He admits he cannot stop laughing at the fashion remark, while noting the situation causes no deeper grief.
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Washington: Star
Muriel McCormick Declines Million Dollar Movie Contract
Chicago reports Harold McCormick's daughter Muriel refuses a 1,000,000 film deal. She plans operatic study and aims to become a grand opera star on her own terms. Also notes Harding's Detroit trip and a Chicago Episcopalian convention report urging cooperative social change. A telegraph blank will probate in England is mentioned.
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Cleveland
White House
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Well Known Maryland Man Praises New Medicine Droon
A Frederick resident touts Droon as a remedy for captivation headaches gas in the stomach nervousness and sleep problems His wife improved after using a bottle praised for regular bowels improved appetite and calm sleep The ad promotes Pearce's Modern Pharmacy Frederick and druggists nationwide as distributors.
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Pearce
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