Arbitration Not the Answer in Coal Strike Says Hewitt
Abram Hewitt argues arbitration cannot resolve the coal strike, asserting the right to labor remains inherent and cannot be subject to union control. He says local grievances should be settled locally and warns against union dictation that would deny workers’ free market access.
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Bar Harbor
Abram F. Hewitt
New York
Herald
Mitchell
Liberein
Shaiman
Eltizen
United Mine Workers’ Organization
United States
Lawo
Tregard
Labor Day Excursion to Lake Lodore Promises Fun
Labor Day excursion departs Scranton at 9 15 10 13 and 11 1 3 p m with 75 cent fare. The trip features a royal style at Lake Lodore on September 1 including a large pavilion dance program, steamer and boat service, fishing, children rides, and a gold prize ball game.
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Lake Lodore
Scranton
Carbondale
Honesdale
Zelinsky Brothers Re-Arrested For Jail Breaking
Frank Zelinsky was recaptured after escaping Priceburg jail with brother Louis. Frank faces jail breaking charges and $800 bail before the next grand jury. Louis remains at large. Warden Miles McAndrew brought him before Alderman Ruddy for arraignment.
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Frank Zelinsky
Louis
Miles McAndrew
Ruddy
Zelinsky
Priceburg
Frank
Wyoming Seminary Admite Coeducational Preparatory School
Kingston Pa special work focuses on character building and college and business prep. Certificate awarded by colleges. Ample attention to ornamental branches. Superior dormitories science hall chapel dining room gymnasium athletic field. Term opens Sept 17. Catalogue from L L Sprague D D president. Tuition $300 a year.
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Kingston
L. L. Sprague
Playhouses of the City Brace for Scranton Season
John L Kerr of Syracuse, general manager of the theatre circuit, visits Scranton and says bookings for the season are the best ever. Reese Richards resigns as Lyceum treasurer, Grove Swarte succeeds him. Frank Duffy moves to Lyceum, Samuel Grant named press representative for both theatres.
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John SL. Kerr
Scranton
Reese Richards
The
Lyceum
Grover Swarte
John L. Kerr
Syracuse
Lyceum and
Academy of Music
Bethlehem
Kerr
Grove Swarta
Frank Duffy
Academy
Samuel Grant
Moon light Maids at Star theater a three act vaudeville
Next week the Star theater presents Moon light Maids a three act vaudeville show with a story spanning from A Day and Night. The cast includes Williams Adams Miss Toma Hanlon Frey and Allen Campbell Dave Fields Evans Miss Georgia ORamey and the Littlefield Emerson pair along with a musical conductor and other acts. Daily matinees at 2 30 with evening performances on holidays and Labor Day priced at 1 65 plus smoking concerts. New telephone 2891.
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Star Theater
Williams and Adams
Toma Hanlon
Frey and Allen
Campbell and Dave
Fields and Evans
Georgia O'Ramey
Coen Shouter
Littlefield
Emerson
Broadway Season Set With Many Vaudeville Acts and New Electric Theatre
William A. Brady plans a 12 attraction season with Grace George in multiple productions and Bettina Gerard in vaudeville and later comic opera. Marie Tempest opens a London hit at Duke of York’s and heads to New York under Frohman Klaw & Erlanger. The Criterion Theater transfers to Frohman, Rich and Harris in a $500,000 deal. Bobby Gaylor stars in The Wizard of Oz while John Gilbert joins The Strollers cast. Mesara Bam 8 and Lee Shubert install a new electric plant at the Casino keeping shows steady.
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William A. Brady
Grace George
Bettina Gerard
Hubert Wilke
Henry W. Savage
Marie Tempest
Duke of York's
London
Miss Tempest
Charles Frohman
Klaw & Erlanger
New York
Sire Brothers
Criterion Theater
Criterion
Rich and Harris
George Fortescue
Hen How
Wilfred Gerdes
Bobby Gaylor
John Slavin
Lederer
Kirk Lo
Shelle
Arizona
Fred Hamlin
John Gilbert
Eddie Poy
Mesara
Bam
Lee Shubert
America
Mosquitoes and a Humorous Warning from a Cosmos Club Talk
W E Curtish quotes Dr L O Howard on mosquito reproduction and persistence, noting a single female could produce vast offspring in a season. He humorously contrasts this with difficulties in raising broiler chickens, while reflecting on curiosity and the limits of knowledge.
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W. E. Curtish
Chicago Records Herald
Dr. L. O. Howard
Agricultural Department
Cosmos Club
Washington
Mosquito
Mosquito lore and a tale from Sagamore Hill farm
An odd tale from a Chicago biologist and a Long Island bug scout describes barrels near Sagamore Hill used to breed mosquitoes. The barrel yields about 10 000 mosquitoes per gram, with nine barrels around the house producing millions weekly, each insect breeding rapidly. The narrator reports the president’s reaction as curious and skeptical.
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Luts
Chicago University
Oyster Bay
Bug Sharp
Long Island
Sagamore Hill
Reading stock slump follows dividend cut in New York markets
New York trading sees a renewed market pullback after Reading first preferred dividend reduction. Volume reaches 994,300 shares with speculative bonds moving in sympathy as prices tumble on bold block purchases. Prices and trust implications dominate after the Reading move and expected voting trust dissolution.
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New York
Reading
Southern Railway Voting Trust
United States
Mortgage Notice for 1921 Due Dates
Fragmentary text shows a mortgage notice referencing due in 1921, a company named Consolidated Water Supply, and names that appear garbled. Core items indicate a loan or security matter with a water supply concern and creditor references.
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Foranton
Trac
Ion
Sper Cent
Homy Ly He & Yguans v
Joe’ Co
Consolidated Water Supply
Scranton Wholesale Market Prices Listed
Corrected by H. G. Dale the Scranton market lists flour at 4 dollars per unit butter fresh creamery dairy products and cheese and margarine and beans and peas and onions and potatoes per bushel. Prices show Keen Peas at 2.25 per bushel and potatoes at a similar rate, with multiple items labeled in a condensed local price listing.
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Scranton
H. G. Dale
Lacka. Ave
Wheat and grain prices mixed in Philadelphia market notes
Wheat and corn futures show steady to firm demand while butter and cheese rise in spots. Cotton and refined cigars hold steady as live poultry and dressed poultry prices vary with region, and receipts list flour and grain deliveries with small shifts in market activity.
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Philadelphia
York
Inve
Lniife
Fluctuating Dairy Prices Across Markets Aug 27
New York markets show mixed dairy quotes with quotes for flour, corn and butter varying by grade and destination. Listings include No 2 red flour, corn spot and futures, butter and cheese quality notes, and regional price movements across Duluth and Pennsylvania.
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New York
Northern
Duluth
Yale
Howe
Walige
Inge
Anite
Pennsylvania
Grain market trends ease as weather improves in Chicago
Chicago August 27 grain prices softened with improved weather as the main influence. Wheat and corn saw weak support and stop loss activity, with September wheat down about a cent and corn down over a cent. Cash quotes listed values for flour, wheat, corn, oats, rye, flax seed, pork, lard, and various cuts and prices.
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Chicago
Northwestern
Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices From East Buffalo Market Report
East Buffalo August 7 cattle receipts steady to slow with prime steers at 88.00, cows 1.50 to 2.60, bulls 4.75, stockers 3.75. Hogs receipts 1,700, buyers steady, heavy 7.60 to 7.85, mixed 7.75 to 7.85, sows 6.00 to 6.50, grassers 7.30 to 7.50. Sheep and lambs receipts 3,050, lambs 3.75 to 5.85, ewes 1.25 to 2.75, wethers 4.00 to 4.25.
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East Buffalo
Alice
Cattle and Hogs Markets Report from Chicago Auction
Chicago cattle receipts reach 17 600 with 500 Texans and 6 000 westerns. prices range from 47.05 to 49 for steers, with stockers and feeders at 2.50 to 6.25, heifers near .50, and canners at 1.40 to 2.50. Hog receipts 4 000 today, 20 000 forecast tomorrow, with mixed offerings steady to lower and top hogs about 7.75. Sheep receipts 22 000 with prices for native lambs around 3.50 to 3.75 and good to choice workers at 3.50 to 3.75.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
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Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
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Boo Dime
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Firat National Bank
Tor Haek
Trust & Safe
Oerk & Snover Co
Botenton Savings
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Scranton Bolt & Nut Co
Eeee
Ecranton Cemaleer Railway
Scranton Packing Co
Shifeet Pala Iirat
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Chicago Grain Market
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Spencer Trask & Co
Pine Street
New York Stock Exchange
Boody,mclellan & CO
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New York City
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Mack
Boston
James F. Babcock
Germantown
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Spruce Street
Lackawanna Avenue
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Motley Milling
Rochester
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
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Lackawanna Ave
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Gunster &Forsyth
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Pilsner
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