Osage coal miners wage rise order issued by state fuel chief
Emerson Carey issued an order fixing new wage scales for Osage coal field miners and increasing sale prices to cover costs. Southern section $2.57 per ton and northern $2.52, with a maximum price up to $4.95 and no commission on Osage coal. The order cites T. J. O Neal, Alexander Jlowat, and W. A. S. Johnson as addressees and takes effect December 1.
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Emerson Carey
Harry A. Garfield
T. J. O'Neal
Osage County
The
Fuel Administration
Alexander Jlowat
Kansas District United Mine Workers
W. A. S. Johnson
Southwestern Interstate Coal Operators’ Association
West rich in acid driving Western supply for war
Prof. Erasmus Haworth of the University of Kansas Mining School reports a shift in acid production. Western zinc districts, notably Baxter Springs and Joplin, will supply sulphuric acid for war needs as Eastern sources retreat due to transport costs. The United Zinc and Chemical Company already ranks as a major Missouri Valley producer.
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University of Kansas Mining School
West
Baxter Springs
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Joplin, M
Joplin
America
United States
United Zinc and Chemical Company of
Kansas
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Haworth
Beets Prove Profitable In Kaw Valley Demonstration
Sugar beets with high sugar content yielded 14.3 percent average in the Kaw Valley test as 21 farmers planted 1 to 2 acres each. The Garden City mill paid $5 to $5.50 per ton based on sugar content. The test, near Lawrence to Holliday, used seed from Santa Fe and a beet expert as demonstrator. The effort signals potential for local expansion next spring and marks the first substantial test in eastern Kansas.
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Government must act against disloyal agitators in wartime
Attorney General Thomas W. Gregory argues loyalty is a duty of all citizens as the United States fights Germany. He warns agitators who aid enemies or obstruct recruitment face severe penalties under espionage and draft laws and urges breaking with traitors and kin in defense of liberty.
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Courage under fire at Ahwas oil station saves plant
At the Anglo-Persian Oil Co. pumping station in Ahwas Persia a valve leak caused a high pressure oil fountain near furnaces. The superintendent and his assistant crawled through an oil shower to shut off the oil and stop pumps. The superintendent died in the flames while the assistant escaped, later dying.
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Anglo-Persion Oil Company
Ahwas
Persia
Light Pull Seeded by Duty in a Military Tale
A reluctant farmer drafted for duty meets a sharp officer. The private asks for leniency as he jokes about ropes and an imagined placement on the rope. The captain reacts with alarm, while the private quips that it would be fine as long as no mule is on the opposite end.
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Ingrma
Peruvian Dealers Seek Shoes Clothing Furnishings Groceries
Peruvian dealers express interest in acquiring shoes, clothing, men’s furnishings, and groceries. The proposal outlines expanding inventory to meet local demand and boost storefront offerings.
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