Coal strike costs nation 750 million as strike extends
Washington reports the eight month coal shortfall will add about 750 million to national costs, with 380 million tons to be mined by April 7823 to meet demand. Prices rose from 2.10 to 3.56 per ton under Hoover era controls, while various industries face higher coal bills and potential rationing amid the strike.
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CC. C
LYON
Washington
Peratore
Henry Rn Eer
Justries
Centralised Amusement Project at Arena for VFW Encampment
The centralised amusement project for the 28th annual VFW encampment and Ninetyfirst Division reunion, August 14 to 19, aims for success. Ralph A. Horrann announced prizes for ticket sales with top seller winning an automobile and second and third place earning trips to New York and Yellowstone vacation, respectively. Department stores and offices assign women as ticket sellers, sparking rivalry as sports and entertainment events are added to attract former service members and the public.
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Ralph A. Horr
New York
Yellowstone National Park
Little Sister of Veterans On Way To West Division Reunion
Virginia Clothier Lesley a former Y M C A worker from Rutledge Pennsylvania sails to Seattle for the Wild West division reunion on August 19 and 20 after word reached reunion headquarters this morning.
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Virginia Clothier Lesley
Little Aleter
Gist
Rutledge
Seattle
Council Reviews Bridge Compromise Proposal
City officials including the mayor and corporation counsel discussed settling the $150000 lawsuit filed by Straus Pas sewle Bridge Co over patent infringement. In San Mateo a pilfered aircraft stolen from John C. Johneten was reported by an aerial bandit.
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Corporation Counsel's Office
Brown
Straus Passewle Bridge Company
San Mateo
Cal
John C
Johneten
1922 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles
A 1922 report details multiple pedestrian injuries from auto strikes. Wm G Booth 15 Green building bruised after collision with Louis Lorenso 04% 19th Ave N Monday at 12th Ave and Charles St. James Ashley Bovee Jr 1619 Taft St hit by auto. wheel damaged stomach. minor injuries. Peter Tetteng 40 sustaining a broken leg after auto near Second Ave and Marton St. Auto owned by C A Kearney 0947 Eighth Ave N W brakes failed on Marten St. Mrs Lillian Fothergill not injured after being hit by Ernest Baggio 1709 Austrian St crossing Seventh Ave and Sen St. Munter 1414 EB Pine St injured when knocked down by Jack Bedker longshoreman intoxicated. taken to jail. Young Kyren 9 hurt, skull fracture in Providence Hospital after being struck by EB Snellenders Jr 632 Hughbanks Pl while playing near Motor Place and Fremont Ave.
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Wm. G. Booth
Green Building
Louis Lorenso
19Th Ave
12Th Ave
Charles St
M. J. Collina
Spokane
James Ashley Bovee, Jr
Taftet
Fourth Ave
Union St
James
Second Ave
Marton
Peter Tetteng
C. A. Kearney
Eighth Ave N. W
Second
Third
Marten St
Beventh Ave
Sen St
Lillian Fothergll
Beven Ave
Ernest Baggio
Auetin
San George Munter
EB. Pine
Jack Bedker
Hedker
Jalil
Disappears on trolley as deputy sheriffs search
Deputy sheriffs searched Tuesday for Chester Marston, 71, Beattlehomean, who vanished after alighting a Fauntieroy trolley at First Avenue and Pike Street at 3 am. Marston had spent the day at Lincoln Beach. The car conductor said only Moreton and a sailor were aboard, and they exited together.
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Chester
Marston
Beattlhomean
First Ave
Pike St
Lincoln Beach
Moreton
A Saiior
Hesketh Attacks Oil Station Plan
Councilman Robert B. Hesketh condemned a plan to build an oil station on the triangular park area south of the county city building. A public works resolution to call for bids on the site was before the finance committee. He called the park a breathing space and urged preserving it from a gasoline depot.
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Robert BB. Hesketh
Board of Public Works
Hecketh
Crone Plant Quick Growth Sparks Rapid Flowering
Crone is noted as the fastest growing plant species, capable of flowering and seeding within eight days of planting, highlighting its rapid life cycle and potential agricultural implications.
Recognition of Mexico Near
Mexico City Aug 8 Political observers say U S recognition of Mexico is imminent. Ratification of the treaty with American bankers by President Obregon and a new U S note boost talks of recognition. Some expect within days others sooner as the Mexican congress may back Obregon and ratify De La Huerta’s financial agreement. Obregon reportedly told a prominent American minister that U S and Mexico tensions would soon end.
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Frederick Neumipr
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Obregon
Ome
Mexican Congress
New York
de la Huerta
Never Bet Advised by Race Idol Frank ONeill
American jockey Frank ONeill, premier rider of French tracks, warns against gambling on harvest races. He reports 14 years in Europe with 1300 wins and 2,000 to 3,000,000 franc prizes, and notes his simple home life in Maisons Lafitte with wife, son, and two daughters. He says he has made money but not huge fortunes and prefers time with his children when not riding.
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Milton Bronner Parie
Frank O'Neil
Bays O'Neil
O'Neill Lo
Europe
O'Neill
Montmarte
Maisons Lafitte
Legion in Search of New State Commander
As the state convention of the American Legion nears on August 31 in Wenatchee, interest grows in electing a new state commander. Prominent candidates include Maj. Clifford L. Chase mayor of Wenatchee Winfield Tarper Jr. commander of Wenatchee post Ray H. B. Greenwood Kitsap County prosecuting attorney Col. John F Hayden retired Port Townsend and Joseph A. Kindall Bellingham attorney.
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The
American Legion
Wenatchee
Clifford L. Chase
Winfield Tarper
Wenatchee Post
Ray HB. Greenwood
Kitsap County
Col
John Lh Hayden
Port Townsend
Joseph A. Kindall
Bellingham
At Bibi Kibat Russia well yields 3.75 million barrels in 30 days
A single off well at Bibi Kibat in Russia is said to have produced about 3.75 million barrels in a 30 day period. The claim highlights output levels at this field and its rapid production rate.
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Bibi Kibat
Russia
Aaid
Allenrho Promises Rheumatism Cure With Money-Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Allenrho as the sure conqueror of rheumatism. It claims a full pint bottle will end pain and swelling within twenty four hours, with druggists offering a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. James H. Allen of Rochester, inventor, endorses the product and urges all sufferers to try it.
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Elphas
R. James H. Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrho
Allenrhu
Circus Echoes as They Sound on the Rebound
The crowd enjoys a late carnival scene as clowns, aerial feats, and exotic acts unfold under the big top. Vendors hawk peanuts and novelties while spectators, including a flirtatious woman and a stolid farmer, react to the hoopla and fare. A boy’s ice cream cones complete the nostalgia of the American circus.
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Razzaca
Irish freedom and Collins loyal to Ireland’s state
The article portrays Michael Collins torn between comrades and duty to Ireland. It details his Cork origins, rough youth, London clerical work, and roles in Sinn Fein. It recounts his Easter Rising involvement, internment, rise in Irish politics, and dramatic escape acts by hiding and improvising to foil capture.
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Collins
Ireland
Collings
Cork County
National Public
Rosscarberry
London
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