Arbitration Not The Answer In Coal Strike Debate
Abram Hewitt argues against arbitration as a solution to the anthracite coal strike. He warns it would cede labor control to union leaders, threaten personal liberty and private property, and urges swift settlement through addressing local grievances and stopping violence.
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Bar Harbor
Abram
Hewitt
New York
Tamele
Mitchell
the Marsh
Mitchell Wleges
Coul
Mir Mitchell
Empioses
HiWaye
Bolind
United Mine Workers’ Organization
United States
New York Theatres Swap Vaudeville Acts at Dixie
At the Dixie theater last night the Gos sips were replaced by the Tanakas described as Oriental wonder workers and top spinners. Manager Dixie quickly canceled the Gos sips after one performance and engaged the Tanakas from New York. The Star theater plans a demolition and rebuild on its site to open next Monday with Moonlight Maids in burlesque. The Lyceum season opens next Tuesday with Nathan Hale, and the audience enjoyed a brightened, attractive house at the Lyceum.
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Dixie
Lyceum
Nathan Hale
Dixie Theatre
Charles Grapewin
America
Tanakas
New York
Harrington
Star Theater
Moonlight Maids
Dewey
Star
Empire
Health Miracle Reported for Ovarian Troubles Cure
Mrs G Bruce of Lansing Michigan describes traveling hardship and poor health before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Female Wash. She credits the treatment with restored vitality and cure within months, noting no missed engagements and praising the product while offering to provide further counsel from Mr Pinkham, Lynn Massachusetts.
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G. Bruce
Lydia
Pinkham
Mas. G. Bruce
Lansing
Mich
Unclaimed Letters At Beranton Post Office
List of names awaiting letter delivery at Beranton Pennsylvania post office as of August 27. Readers are urged to call for any listed letters and note dates. Also note high school entrance examinations scheduled for August 28 at the Beranton high school, room 4 at 9:30 a.m., under principal W. C. Joslin.
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Beranton
Ripple
Anthony
Clarence
Jia
Lockray
Jonnie
Leavey
Levene
Lorenge
Blo
Morin
Joe
Migeu
Irvin
Mihoney
Mangan
Miloney
G. V. McGrath
John
Nichols
Edwards
Ousterhout
Annie
O'Hare
Mame
O' Boyle
PB. J
O'Mary
Mamy. Phillips
Alford Sneehlib
Parrott
Mrs. This
Randolph
Runyon
Beranton High School
American and Australian tours set for Eleanor Duse cast
Eleanor Duse expands her American tour with an Australian leg to reach larger Pacific cities. Hidward Milton Royle and Mrs Royle leave vaudeville to star in a new comedy next season under Ben Stern. Hugh P McNally completed Eureka the musical comedy with H L Hearty providing the score.
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Eleanor Duse
Hidward
Milton Royle
Royle
Ben Stern
Eureka
Hugh P. McNally
H. L. Hearty
Johnny
William G. Stuart
Maurice Darcy
Wil H. Bray
Fred H. Perry
Miss Maude Lambert
Lucille Saunders
Zetti Kennedy
Julia Gifford
Joseph Hart
Foxy Grandpa
Atlantic City
Jacobs Slovck
Academy of Music
SIR LIANG A CHESTERFIELD
A Washington observer notes Sir Liang Chen Tung, the new Chinese minister, may win broader US favor than Wu Tingfang did. An Indianapolis woman recalls Liang in London enjoying cream and sugar in tea, praising refined manners as “the finest flavor” of Chesterfield style.
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Liang Chen Tung
Wu Ting-fang
Indy
Liang
London
Saturday Evening Post
Lhing
Linng
Washington
Rug Slipping Hazard Averted by Wetting Rugs
A New York rug seller notes that a rug will not slip if the damp wrong side is placed face down to dry. The moisture softens the gummy dressing on the wrong side, preventing slipping, a tip useful only for rugs with a defined wrong side.
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New York
Harper's Bazar
The Markets New York Stocks End Mixed After Large Mayhem
The New York stock market showed strong buying then a widespread sell off as speculative funds moved to cash. Volume exceeded a million shares with Union Pacific converts leading bond activity and little change in money market expectations.
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New York
Union Pacific
United States
Philadelphia Grain and Produce Market Report
Philadelphia buyers and sellers list August grain and produce quotes with wheat grades, corn and butter values, live poultry prices, dressed poultry steady, and large public barrel receipts totaling 400 barrels and 9,800,807.
Wheat and corn sacks and bushels listed with market notes
The record lists sacks of wheat and corn and bushels of oats and other grains with quantities. It notes refined prices and states cotton is steady and firm.
New York Grain and Produce Market Update
Market notes from New York show spot wheat and corn easing with weak options and slight net losses. spreads for No 2 red and No 1 Northern Duluth mix with May and December quotes. butter and cheese prices steady to firm under state and western dairy conditions.
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New York
Pianna Ten Hue Ieee Aptive
Fr. O. B
Duluth
Sige
Nau
Western Creamery
Malilee
State
New State
Pennsylvania
Market Trends Reflect Downturn Across Commodities in Chicago
In Chicago on a damp trading day, wheat futures fell with September contracts down, corn and oats following the trend amid near-term scarcity fears and favorable harvests. Cash grain quotes held mixed with flax seed and timothy seed priced, while pork prices edged lower overall in provisions.
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Chicago
East Buffalo Market Report for Cattle and Hogs
East Buffalo Aug 20 cattle receipts weak with tops around 7.40 and good weights nearby. Hog receipts about 4,000 with active selling and steady to higher prices 7.60 to 7.70. Sheep and lambs receipts 2,690 with lambs 7.50 to 7.60 and ewes to 8.50.
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East Buffalo
S.2
Chicago Cattle and Hogs Receipts Hover Amid Mixed Prices
Cattle receipts reach 4500 with westerns slow to prime steers priced from 7.75 to 8.05 per cwt. Cows, calves and stockers show varied values. Hog receipts 11000 with futures 1500 carried over. prices range 7.20 to 7.80 for different weights. Sheep receipts 150 with wethers at 60 to 65 and native lambs around 106.60. Continuous market shifts noted across all categories.
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Chicago
East Liberty Market Rumors on Cattle and Sheep Prices
Aug 2 East Liberty reports cattle prices for various grades with steer and heifer figures. Prime heavies listed around 7.75 to 7.80, mediums and heavy workers near 7.70, roughs about 7.0. Sheep prices show best wethers at 3.00 to 4.00, culls and common near 1.00 to 2.00, choice lambs at 7.50 to 6.50, veal calves around 7.50 to 5.00.
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East Liberty
Oil Market Report from Oil City Aug 24
Credit balances show 122 certificates with no bid. Shipments reach 167 028 barrels while the average stands at 87 721 barrels. Runs total 19 019 barrels with an average of 7 200 barrels.
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Oil City
Financial Pays 3 Percent Interest on Savings
A brief note states savings accounts pay 3 percent interest. The line hints at institutional policy but provides minimal context or specifics on banks or dates. The fragment suggests continued accrual without detailing compounding or eligibility.
Yarns at Germantown 12 Offer Soft Shades and Smooth Finish
Yarns from Germantown 12 feature full length weight and smooth finish. The collection highlights soft and pretty shades popular for knitting with many knitters favoring these textures.
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Germantown
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Henry Belin, JR
Wyoming
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Campell Building
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Spruce Street
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