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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1923

Page

6

Anthracite Strike Ends With Wage Win and Higher Coal Prices

Harrisburg reports the anthracite strike ending after an agreed two year contract between operators and the United Mine Workers. Key terms include a 10 percent wage raise, a five hour work day, and a revised wage structure to deter individual underpayments. Prices to consumers rise 75 cents to $1 a ton, and the state treasury gains about $800,000 yearly from coal taxes. The tri-district convention in Scranton will ratify, with final signing in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg United Mine Workers’ Union Gov. Pinchot Scranton Pinchot Pennsylvania Wilkesbarre

Seven U S Navy Destroyers Lost Off Santa Barbara

Dense fog drove seven United States Navy destroyers and the Pacific Mail liner Cuba onto rocks near Arguello light 75 miles north of Santa Barbara. The passenger steamer foundered on a reef off San Miguel Island 35 miles southeast of the port. Twenty five enlisted men from the destroyers died, with all destroyers reported total losses.

Santa Barbara Cal United States Navy Cuba Navy Arguello Light San Miguel Island

Ireland Earns World League Admission by Unanimous Vote

Geneva reports the Irish Free State recommended for admission to the League of Nations by unanimous MEMBship commission vote. Speeches of congratulation came from numerous prominent league representatives across other nations.

Ireland World League Geneva Irish Free State League of Nations Commission of Memberships League

Chicago Railroad Offers Free Transport Of Relief Foods

President Hale Holden of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy announces free movement of all foods donated for Japanese earthquake relief. The railroad also contributes 5000 dollars through the Red Cross.

Chicago Hale Holden Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad Red Cross

Wrecked Pacific Marlner Cuba Rescued Off San Miguel Island

United States destroyer Reno rescued all passengers of the Pacific Marlner Cuba after it wrecked on a reef off the southeast corner of San Miguel Island according to a government radio station report.

Los Angeles Cuba San Miguel Island Reno

Robbery in Florence District Netted $9,000

An automobile carrying 9000 pounds sterling and driven by Purchasing Agent Rosborough of the metropolitan utilities district was held up in the Florence district suburb. The robbers escaped with the haul.

Omaha Rosborough Metropolitan Utilities District Florence

Nashua Mills Burn in Nashua Iowa

Nashua woolen mills in Nashua Iowa were consumed by a fire of unknown origin that started on the third floor. Loss near 60 000 dollars, partially covered by insurance.

Nashua Mills Nashua

Iowa Supreme Court to Open September Term

The Iowa Supreme Court will convene Tuesday to open the September term. Iowa officials attended the state fair in large numbers while statewide projects progress from a $55,000 consolidated school in Vi ola township Audubon county to preparations for the total solar eclipse visibility in Council Bluffs.

Iowa Supreme Court Viola Township Audubon County Council Bluffs Iowa Japan Thomas W. Lambert State Board of Education Sabula N. M. Ingall Shenandoah Cleveland Hall Lancaster Exline Young People’s Federation Central West Presbyterian and Evangelical Union Cedar Rapids American Veterinary Association Des Moines Toronto Canada Daniel Boone Trail William H. Richards F. M. Richards Montgomery County Citizens Military Training Camp Fort Des Moines Officers’ Reserve Corps University of Iowa Storm Lake Polk County Sunday School Association First Methodist Church M. E. Lundin New London Lundin Monroe Oskaloosa Joint Stock and Bank Chicago

News of the Week Cut Down for Busy Readers

Digest of diverse items from Washington and across the nation. Bureau of Mines reports on anthracite from lignite and shale oil retorting projects. Ambassadors report safety and damage in Tokyo. Legal and international actions include World Court resolution and Mexico recognition. Local incidents include a large oil tank strike, a roaming kangaroo in Memphis, and a whisky seizure off Long Island.

Noted Cellist Emil Diederich Dies in Sanitarium at Fifty Seven

Personal Prof Emil Diederich once a soloist with the Thomas orchestra died in a sanitarium near Crown Point Indiana at age fifty seven. He went blind the day his wife died years ago. The report lists other notable deaths including Judge William C Van Fleet and Rt Rev Thomas Sebastian Byrne.

Emil Diederich Thomas Orchestra Crown Point Ind Thomas Sebastian Byrne Nashville Tenn

International Affairs and Disaster Headlines in Brief

Foreign Secretary Hughes proposed a U S Canada issues board in Montreal. quake victims in Japan feared 250000 dead with Tokyo to Osaka devastation. Fire and bombing disrupt Tokyo river and park ponds and a New South Wales mine explosion killed 28. Robberies in Spain and shipwrecks in Holland reported. Owsley awarded Legion of Honor in Düsseldorf. Anastasia family plans body transport to New York.

Hughes Montreal United States Canada Tokyo Japan Osaka Anastasia Greece William B. Leeds Indiana London New York

War era enrollments surge say college leaders

President Davidson of Illinois Wesleyan University notes higher domestic enrollments in schools and colleges across the nation due to World War II era army intelligence tests and the war. The sighting of industrial fires and aviation events also marks the period with multiple incidents and demonstrations.

Davidson Illinois Wesleyan University At Bloomington, Ill

Opera Wait Delights Shattered by Sudden Embrace

A fragment from Standard Times captures a tense scene where a woman impatiently laments missing the opera while awaiting her mother. The exchange shifts to tours and ownership as a man retorts acrimoniously, and the moment ends with a kiss as she cries out in sudden emotion.

George

The Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Card

The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a daily toilet routine to cleanse purify soothe heat and powder and perfume every toilet table should have them.

Dam proposed to dam Belle Isle straits and alter climate

The Montreal Family Herald questions a proposed seventy million dollar dam across the Belle Isle straits between Newfoundland and Labrador. It suggests a new Arctic current would disrupt climate and wonders about potential cross border water level disputes and tariffs.

Canada Atlantic Pacific Ingland Canadian Atlantic United States Montreal Family Herald

What Are Yours Mr B V Lucas Favorite Scents

Mr B V Lucas lists his preferred scents including brake fern crushed walnut leaves crushed mint sauce newly split wood in a copse and gardener's rubbish fire. He also mentions an unsmoked briar pipe cinnamon ripe apples tea just opened and coffee just ground.

B. V. Lucas

Switchmen Needed for Golden Opportunity

Classified notice calling for switchmen with the skill to reliably throw the switch and seize opportunities. Emphasizes the need for fast, accurate action and capable personnel.

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