Hard Goal in Grip End Determination of Production
A statement from Senator on coal production notes a hard goal to curb prices through government action. It cites antitrust concerns and argues that major rail and coal companies in Pennsylvania and nearby states control production and pricing, with references to Reading Company and Lehigh Coal and Navigation among others. The piece discusses constitutional limits and the need to address monopolistic influence in the coal market.
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Reading
Ramipany
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Reading Coal Ud’ Iron Company
Jersey Central
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Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Company
Lehigh ‘Valles
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Garvan Named Alien Property Custodian in Palmer Era
Francis P. Garyan of New York City was appointed by President to serve as alien property custodian to assist Palmer. Garvan had directed the board of investigations in the custodian office and helped establish for study interests in mining corporations nationwide. He has served as director of investigations since last June and practiced law in New York.
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Washington, D. C
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New York City
Mitchell Palmer
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Many Yankees Land in the New York Area
The article lists arrivals and unit deployments including the One Hundred and Sixty-second Infantry, Eighty-first Infantry Brigade leadgune, and multiple named soldiers. It mentions various divisions, brigades, and detachments, with details on battalion headquarters, companies, and regimental allocations to camps and states such as Tennessee and Indiana. The text reflects mobilization movements and enforced assignments across multiple units and locations.
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New York
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Washtietan
Drepon
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Ciqua Company
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Indiana
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Washington to Fortsmith squadron move amid convention plan
Muddled dispatches from Washington and Chicago describe troop movements and a forthcoming convention. Authorities aim to address public order and alleged political corruption while cities coordinate response measures.
Wilson Declares Majority Favors League of Nations
President Woodrow Wilson tells an American audience that a majority supports the League of Nations and the covenant of peace. He warns against German designs and urges world unity, noting widespread American backing and praising Taft and others for public duty.
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League OF Nations
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