Guffey Bill Dominates Trade Discussion In Congress
Trade circles debate the fate of the Guffey bill with administration backing and coal operators split in support. Labor and consumers weigh price impacts as lawmakers consider committee votes and floor action, amid broader moves toward regulatory measures shaping utilities and holding companies.
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Anthracite and Coke Compared Report Issued
Report No 2 of the Technical Sub-Committee of the Anthracite Institute Merchandising Committee compares anthracite and by product coke. The companion report covers anthracite for heating service water. First two in a planned reference series on hard coal uses. Retail price 25 cents. Obtain from Anthracite Institute Laboratory Primos PA.
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Forest products laboratory in Wisconsin sees 4500 visitors
The Department of Agriculture reports the forest products laboratory at Madison Wisconsin recorded four thousand five hundred visitors in the previous year.
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Madison, Wis
Plan Campaign On Motorstoker
The Hershey Motorstoker Corporation announces a midsummer sales plan with special July bonuses for all staff and a Bermuda trip for the top dealer. President Henry M Brooks notes a peak summer order flow and aims to boost July business, while a suspension of tariffs and an investigation by the commission are mentioned.
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Motorstoker
Bermuda
Henry M. Brooks
Increased Lake Rates Suspended To February
Washington July 23 The Interstate Commerce Commission suspends rate increases on lake shipping until February. The action pauses new pricing changes affecting lake transport under ICC oversight. Officials say the measure aims to assess regional impact and stability for shippers and customers.
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Foxx Hits Fifth All Star Home Run Against NL
Jimmy Foxx's latest home run in this year's all star game gives him five career homers in competition with National leaguers, counting all star games and world series tilts. Three of his blasts have been game winning, underscoring his clutch record in big matches.
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Jimmy Foxx
Study on Industrial Coal Burning Equipment Issued
Appalachian Coals Inc of Cincinnati has compiled an informative booklet on coal burning equipment and boilers used in 7,284 plants across Georgia Indiana Kentucky Michigan North Carolina South Carolina Ohio and Virginia. The publication aims to guide preparation and marketing of coal in these states by detailing equipment types, tonnages, ratios and values to reveal trends and practical uses of the information.
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Cincinnati
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
North Carolina
South Carolina
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Virginia
Milwaukee man defends alimony charge then weds
Felix Kramer of Milwaukee spent the morning in court defending an alimony charge and the afternoon marrying a new bride, combining legal trouble with a personal ceremony in a single day.
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Felix Kramer
Milwaukee
Sunk Cargo Of Coal May Yet Be Salvaged
Buffalo July 18 Frank J Blair a Chicago diver believes he has found the sunken steamer W H Gilcher which left Buffalo October 18 1892 with 3000 tons of anthracite coal and foundered in Lake Michigan with all hands Blair in letters to coal dealers seeks information about his legal right to salvage the cargo and possibly the ship. The Gilcher loaded at the Coxe Bros dock on the Blackwell Canal at Michigan Avenue.
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Frank J. Blair
Chicago
W. H. Gilcher
Lake Michigan
Blair
Coxe Bros. & Co
Blackwell Canal
Michigan Avenue
Bruise Fatal to Girl in Bluefield
Blood poisoning from a stone bruise proved fatal for Evelyn Helmandollar a 12 year old girl in Bluefield. The tragedy occurred after an injury and subsequent infection, according to AP dispatches dated July 12.
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Evelyn Helmandollar
London council lifts ban on married teachers
The London city council ends the policy that fired teachers upon marriage. Married educators will no longer face job loss due to wedlock, ending the previous discriminatory rule. Public statement confirms the change and signals new conduct for local schools.
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England
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