Coal prices and talks on Washington mines amid strike
Washington coal mines face strike disruption as talks in Seattle consider Allport scale wages and collective bargaining. Officials say reopening on the Allport basis could cut coal by at least three dollars per ton passed to consumers, while operators may hold prices steady until markets adjust. Canada ships 16 to 20 thousand tons monthly, far above the 1920 limit.
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Mellon in Trust May Block Ford Mussel Shoals Plan
Washington dispatch outlines Andrew Mellon a likely gatekeeper on Ford’s Mussel Shoals offer. It notes Mellon's Aluminum Company of America ties the Aluminum trust to state and federal policy and describes ore sources and plants from Arkansas to Quebec with a view toward blocking Ford's government project bid.
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St Louis
Charges Filed in Soldier Bonus Case Against Four Men
Prosecuting attorney’s office prepares charge 3 for false applications for soldiers bonus against C. P. Warren Leo Keeney Ward Gordon and T A D Gordon. Men were arrested Monday with Charles Dear later released. Forgery charges filed against Elmer Campbell.
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Adolph Bolm Delivers Splendid Cornish Theatre Recital
Adolph Bolm and a company of advanced pupils performed Monday at the Cornish theatre in a recital praised for aesthetic charm. Bolm’s solo Chopin mazurka and the Armenian dance with Mary Ann Wells highlighted the program, with strong numbers from Caird Leslie Franklin Crawford Clara Forova and Taynton Thayer. The ensemble’s portrayal of revolution, Paul McCoole’s piano, and two more solo turns drew appreciative audience response. repetition is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.
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Little Betty Fetter
Taynton Thayer
Mies Wells
Paul McCoole
What London Does to Get Self Over Jolly Hot Season
United Press report from New York describes Londoners coping with heat as they ride on omnibuses and trains in hot weather. People wear lighter clothing but keep coats on in parks and on evenings out.
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Velvet round pillows with central covered buttons
Decorative velvet pillows in round shape offered in Rose Mulberry or Blue shift to large central covered buttons for a special price of 2.50 each.
Fashionable London Heat Wave Ice Cream Rite
The narrator recalls British customs such as working in shirtsleeves in London offices and compares habits to America. He notes a London heat wave drawing families to Selfridge's Oxford Street for real American ice cream sodas and recalls a memory of Jack's homecoming on the fifteenth after an earlier Selfridge's visit.
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Prohibition Hopes Rise as World Sweep Predicted
Delegates arriving for the national Woman's Christian temperance union convention in San Francisco predicted prohibition will sweep the world. The discussion centered on broad anti liquor reforms and global influence of the temperance movement.
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Meet Cardinal Gibbons' Successor
St Augustine Florida August 16 An article profiles Michael J Curley born October 1 1879 in Athlone Ireland a Jesuit educated priest and missionary who became bishop of St Augustine in 1914 and later Archbishop of Baltimore noted for his close ties to parishioners and for overseeing the building of more than 50 churches and chapels during his tenure.
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Temperance Union Opens Here With Prohibition View
Miss Anna A. Gordon national president said the nations are realizing the economic advantages of prohibition as the Temperance Union opens here on Thursday.
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Anna A. Gordon
Cop Arrests Over Cupt Still In Auto at City Intersection
Patrolman Holschumacher arrested S Bressi 36 Dominick Zrto 33 and Jim Noble 40 after spotting a copper still protruding from a car at 12th Ave and Jackson St Early Tuesday. The suspects are held on open charges pending investigation.
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Jim Noble
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Boy 18 Arrested in Robbery Case
Ray Boddie aged 18 was arrested late Monday by Patrolman Whiting after prowling near St. Teresa's home. He is suspected of robbing Red Front Clothing Store Sunday and allegedly had missing items in his possession. An investigation will be conducted today.
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St. Teresa’s
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Red Front
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