Coal Price Plan Opens Big Fight in Senate
Washington and Philadelphia reports detail strong opposition in both houses to administration price control bills for coal during the fuel emergency. Hoover testifies that 60 days to six months of emergency measures may be needed, with possible coal zones to improve distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Hoover
The
Administration
Secretary of Commerce
Hoovver
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Committee
Upper Lakes
Northwest
Senator Pepper
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
John L. Lewis
Coal Miners’ Organization
Samuel D. Warriner
Anthracite Operators’ Policies Committee
Lewis
Pepper
Gas Stoppage Sparks Prison Riot at Michigan Reformatory
State police guard the Ionia reformatory after inmates riot late at night over gas shortage and a $1 daily wage deduction for prison work. The disturbance began Sunday after the cold meal controversy was raised with Warden Burns and was quelled only when tear gas was used. In Atlantic City seven year olds Isadore and Max Berkowitz drowned while swimming and were swept out to sea with bodies not yet recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Reformatory
Ionia
Mich
State Reformatory
Burns
Ocean
Atlantic City
Isadore and
Max
Louis “Berkowitz
Madison County
William L. Garle
van Buren
Summitville
Alta House
J. C. House
Green Township
House
Margaret Boone
Pike Creek Township
Harrison Boone
Lafayette
Wabash
Harry O’connor
O’connor
Columbian Park
Gary
Edward Coy
Frank Lubbs
Niles, Mich
Laporte
BE. B. Wwetherow
Liberty
and Loan Association of
State Banking Department
Indianapolis
Indiana
Rotary
Michigan City
West Baden
South Bend
Logansport
Anderson
John Shaffer
Company L. Anderson
Walter J. Behmer
Marion
Indiana Farmers Elevator Managers’ Association
Matterpark
J. W. Shorthill
National Grain Dealers’ Association
Hartford City
Blackford County
Indiana State Normal School
Terre Haute
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
Gertrude
St. Edward’s Hall
University of Notre Dame
Lew Shank
William T. Bailey
Albert Kiser
Monroe
Grant County
Winona Lake
J. N. Hurty
State Board of Health
Autos Take Big Toll Report on National Safety Council
Detroit reports 1920 autombile and general accident tolls highlight a slight overall decline in industrial deaths over the decade. Auto fatalities hit 11,000 in 1920 with a rising 1921 trend, while industry sees improvement due to safer practices despite rising manufacturing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
America
Ise
National Safety Council
Nevada
Burns
Indiana Happenings Across Cities and Farms
Indiana reports 500 cars of coal mined on first day after miners strike settlement and aims for 100000 tons daily. Officials survey corn borers, find no trace. Prohibition enforcement yields 66 stills and 1500 barrels of mash destroyed near Clinton. Wheat and rye yields disappoint in St Joseph County while oats remain uncertain. Spikes removed from tracks near Evansville to prevent wreck.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
David Matthews
State Coal Emergency Committee
Matthews
Washington
Shelbyville
United States Department of Agriculture
Shelby County
Ohio
Clinton
Bert C. Morgan
Morgan
Gary
South Bend
St. Joseph County
St.Joseph
State Board of Accounts
Clark County
Thomas L. Stoner
Board of County Commissioners
Accounts’ Board
A. H. Hinkle
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
Evansville
Hvansville Grocers
Marion
Winters
Grant County
Old Indian Burying Ground
Jalapa
Mehingomesia
John D. Williams
W. B. Titus
Illinois
Bates
Springfield
William S. King
Italy Eyes Intervention Over Jugoslavia Frontier Moves
Italy fears Jugoslav troops massed along the Austrian border and plans a ministerial conference to discuss possible military action in Austria to prevent the Klagenfurt basin occupation. The council will inform allies Austria and Jugoslavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Klangenfurth
Italy
Austria
Jugo-Slavia
Italia Sinks Off Chile Coast With All Aboard Lost
The Chilean steamship Italia of 2 200 tons sank near Coquimbo on the coast of Chile. All 150 passengers and 72 crew members were lost in the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italia
Coquimbo
Santiago
Chile
Farm Hand Kills Farmer in Saginaw
In Saginaw Michigan on August 30 William Morrell a farmer was killed by John Bauer a farm hand who allegedly said Morrell refused to provide him with shoes Bauer is reported to have confessed to Sheriff Zach Baskin as authorities pursue details of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
Mich
William Morrell
John Bauer
Bauer
Morrell
Sherif Zach Baskin
New Fabrics For Blouses Featured For School Day Hats
Fashion notes describe fall blouse materials and headwear inspired by Athenians. New fabrics include satin-faced pebble crepes crepe molettes satin sheen velvets and velvet trimmed polos. Polo tams match coats with flexible brims and elastic backs for secure fit in coats of tweed velour or felt.
Fashion Breakdown of Blouses and Fall Hats
The piece surveys the new season in women’s fashion with crepe back satin crepe de chine georgette and tricolette blouses. It highlights sleeve shapes from bertha to puffed and fitted, trims like buttons ribbons and beads, and hat trends including cherry red velvet or cloth hats with black ribbon ornaments and knitted school hats for autumn and winter.
Schoolgirl Headwear and Blouse Embellishments of the Era
The piece describes schoolgirl fashion with crepe de chine blouses, embroidery, and hemstitching. It notes varied blouse silhouettes from long waists to draped styles and highlights simple soft hats, tam juniors, and crocheted or knitted hats in school colors with decorative bands and emblems.
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Luella Moss
Luella St. Clair Moss
Missouri
the Christian College
Columbia
Hamilton College
Lexington
State
Crawfordsville
A. J. McConnell
Frankfort
One Hundred Fifty-fourth
Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment Association
F. J. Bechtold
Laketon
Wabash County
Klagen
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