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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

3

Ford accuses ICC and coal profiteers in sweeping attack

Henry Ford denounces the Interstate Commerce Commission for controlling empty coal cars and aiding coal profiteers. He argues utilities and Wall Street manipulate shortages, rationing coal, driving prices up, and pressuring labor to strike. Ford predicts Ford plants may close September 15 amid talks of coal supplies and railroad service.

Detroit Interstate Commerce Commission Henry Ford Dearborn Ford Wall Street Heving Commission Labor Board Interstaate Commerce Commission Louvile and Nashville Railroad Cincinnati Ernest F. Heasley American Export and Inland Coal Company Ford Motor Company Ford Company

WIT SAVES A WOMAN After feigned death by ruse

Tony Belment rushed from a domestic relations court to the home of Mrs Annie Jack and shot her. Belment then killed himself with a gunshot, leaving Mrs Jack with a slight facial wound and survivors stating she feigned death to survive.

New York Tony Belment Annie Jack Belment Jack Sle

Tariff bill back with conferees over embargo and potash duty

Washington Sept 14 The administration tariff bill was sent back to conference by House leaders with instructions to remove the embargo licensing provision and the 144 cents a pound duty on potash. The vote stood 177 to 130. Speaker Gillett announced the result amid bipartisan applause. Representative Fish blasted the dye embargo as the worst example of invisible government, while Longworth urged adherence to procedure. A Civil War veteran’s will calls for a monument to General Robert E. Lee in Washington DC.

Washington Gillett Gillet Representatives Fish Republican New York House Senate Representative Fish Fish Longworth Ohip

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