New Coal Price Hike Aims To Cover Wages For Miners
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt ordered a 45 cent per ton increase in bituminous coal prices at all mines to offset miners wage boosts. The move, effective Oct 23, follows a joint agreement and seeks to prevent stall in production while limiting operator profits. Garfield notes the rise targets wage costs and applies only if agreements hold, with prior contracts exempt.
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Washington, D. C
Wisen
Garfield
Walte House
Garflett
Federal Trade Commission
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Fuel Administration
St .Tha
United Mine Workers Ui
Death of Captain James under riot probe at Fort Sam Houston
Colunbus New Mexico dispatch reports Captain Bartlett James Twenty Fourth Infantry died of a gunshot wound at his camp tent near Houston. Army officers travel to Columbus to investigate the death. Witnesses from Houston will testify at a court martial at Fort Sam Houston.
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Colunbus
N. M
Bartlett James
North Infantry
Otvlenes
Fort Sam Houston
Conloess
Houston
Grand Opera Singer Joins Evangelistic Revival Party
Miss Virginia Shaffer of the Chicago Grand Opera Company sails with a gospel evangelist team for a revival titled A Revival of Old-time Religion. The event uses a 2000 seat tent near North Flores Street and San Pedro Park with daily 2 40 pm and 7 30 pm sessions after the first week, barring Mondays. The party includes Evangelists Rev B Milton Willan and Rev Bud Robinson, singer Miss Shaffer, and staffers John E Moore Stephen B Williams and A L Kipple among others.
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Williams-Hobinson Evangelistic Company
North Flores Street
San Pedro Park
Shaffer
Paris
Jean de Reszke
McCormacy
Homer
Melbe
Dlaca
Milton Willan
Bud” Robinson
Msg Shaffer
John E. Moore
Abop Girls
Stephen B. Williams
Mev
A. L. Kipple
Fashions Show Promised To Entertain Soldiers At Park
A new fashion show titled The Awlyuiublic andion Show, successor to the Morse Show, will be held at Ron-De Vou Park on Saint-Quy afternoon November 10 to raise funds for the War Recreation Board. Clarence Bennett will conduct the show featuring latest women’s wear with automodels. committee headquarters at the St Anthony Hotel. entry blanks available. political ad announces Andres Coy for Commissioner of Taxation at the upcoming special election.
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Ron-De Vou Park
Saint- Quy
War Recreaion Board
Clarence Bennett
Ulaw
St. Anthony Hotel
Eli Tertzerg
Sterling Price Adama
Texas probe eyed to begin Thursday in audit push
An Austin legislative probe into state institutions moves toward a Thursday start as house and senate committees plan a joint session next week. Governor Hobby urges a full audit of departments and the penitentiary, seeking accountability and possible debt relief prior to November.
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Sreton
Fuller
W. H. Holiday
Senate
W. DB. Cope
Henry Sackett
Treasury Department
Bruce W. Bryant
W. L. Hudspeth
Department of Insurance and Banking
I. C. Fairchilds
T. Pillaw Jr
Department of Ptate
F. Spencer
M. M. Obanion
Raneral Land Office
B. R. Bryan
Eugene Dabogory
McMillin
A. W. Seawright
Department of Agriculture
Jack Johnson
RL. Dowra
Tuerday
Yavorss
Hobby
Tha
Etreda
Trivon Eelem
Sunt
Gosvelen
Perguson
Colonel Burton A Veteran Kentucky Officer in Training Camp
Colonel Burton, veteran Kentucky officer and former National Guard commander, has long served in state military and political circles. He led troops in notable feuds and wars, earned commendations, and is listed for an Army officer role in the camp.
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Kentucky
Leon
National
Falda
Brinig
Duis
I. C. W. Beek- San
Burton
Ame T
Pinlang
Rob
Woman Wounded. Mexican Arrested After Assault Near Cemetery
A woman near Ban Fer Nendo cemetery was assaulted Saturday afternoon but not seriously wounded. A 56 year old Mexican man was later arrested and charged with the assault as the area near her home drew police attention.
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Ban Fer- Nendo
Tobacco Fund Supports Soldiers With 25 Cent Kits
A local drive by The Light tobacco fund collects small donations from workers at Chexing Fur niture Co and others, reaching $149.75 total. Contributors include J. C. Myvaier and A. J. Graseel among many, funding 25 cent kit packages of pipe tobacco and cigarettes sent to American troops in European trenches. Dr. R Menger endorses tobacco’s morale value, framing the gift as aiding brave soldiers. A lettered note and stamped cards accompany each kit for soldiers to acknowledge receipt. Pastor J Reichert departs for Wisconsin with farewell services planned before his relocation.
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Chexing Furniture Company
Eath
France
J. C. Myvaier
Wade
A. J. Graseel
G. B Toad
F. Pasche Jr
D. Ridgeway
B.B. Mickeljohn
Charles Lorant
Stafford
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E. J. Yorkie
W. I Beatty
Shelli Irvin
Wddia Behmidy
Carlos Cervantes
B. B.mclalf
HL Schrat
J. M. Warner
W. EH. Holmes
Hebdon
G. Syed
Mia Grace Ross
Alma Lorens
Mise M. Bumpf
A. Shinski
Ruth Logan
Zula_Coston
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Deckert
Wip
Branch Jr
J.J. Glade Jc
G. G. Gesslar
Finyd
Cheeter Greeman
Eddie Cervantes
Jim Wetherspoon
Lee Shannon
H.J. Bishop
Frank Vidal
King Wore Awag Company
Hadden
B. Lucrett
Northwood
DiMediovex
Ngland
J. Waed
Weston Street
Max Goodman
Hortaberg Jewelry Co
Zintamunrlg
West
Jerry Hite
Commerce Rest
Re D. Morrow
Sce
Mra
G. B. Feaster
Avene
Vaughan RE
Willian
Ward Infantry Company
Camp Stanley
Id L
Bievenbuch
Foot Street
Miss Va Shawn
Los Angeles
German ties denied as Cuellar disputes claims
iCuellar rejects accusations linking him and others to German agents in Mexico after Roberta Peayuters alleged the bonds. Cuellar calls the claim a deliberate falsehood aimed at discrediting him and colleagues serving in the U.S. army.
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Laredo
Tex
Samuel Garela-Caallar
Dine Army
Cur~renga
Roberta V. Peayuters
Cuellar
Agante
Mexico
Retirement hinted at by war review from Berlin front
Berlin Tagedbuch reports a hint of retirement for German field marshal Jinew ie Vrance and Beiginen after Allied pressure. General von Ardenne notes a substantial Allied threat along the Belgian coast and French attacks near Rivers Olas, Atynce, and Alllette. He cites progress toward a 26 kilometer advance and potential German front split if French penetration succeeds.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Beiginen
Bandwielhed
Lone Ronere
Olas
Fa Renily
von Ardeane
Allion
Laan
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