Rail labor strife and coal talks dominate week
Amid stalled railway shopmen talks and a stubborn seniority dispute, unions and executives clash over reinstatement and bargaining. Coal miners and operators reach a Cleveland-like accord, but profiteers push prices up. Congress acts on a coal commission bill while fears of a nationwide labor strike grow.
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Noig
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Notice of dissolution of millinery partnership
Notice is hereby given that the partnership between Mabel Wallick and Rose McFadden operating as The Hite Millinery was dissolved on August 19, 1922. Rose McFadden acquired sole ownership of the business. MABEL WALLICK and ROSE McFADDEN.
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Rose ‘McFadden
Hite Millinery
Rose McFadden
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