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Newspaper

Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

2

Indictment of 125 coal mine operators and workers

A federal grand jury in Indianapolis returned conspiracy indictments against 125 mine operators and coal miners from Indiana Illinois Ohio and western Pennsylvania. The charges under the Lever Act and criminal code allege price manipulation and obstruction. Penalties include up to $10 000 fine and two years imprisonment or both.

Indianapolis United States District Court United States Indiana Ilinois Ohio Pennsylvania Dan W. Simms Lafayette Ind United States Attorney General L. Ert Slack H. A. Garfield A. P. Anderson Miners’ Union United Mine Workers of America

Coal wage increase proposed to settle coal strike

Washington reports a 25 percent wage rise for bituminous coal miners in a majority commission plan under President Wilson. The raise would absorb the 14 percent earlier boost, yielding an 11 percent net increase with no change in hours or conditions. Miner representative John P Awe White favored more while a minority report is expected. In St Louis, Thomas Brewster warned higher wages could ruin coal prices if approved.

Washington Wilson John Pawe White St. Louis Thomas T. Brewster Coal Operators’ Scale

William N Joyce Nominated to Farm Loan Board

Washington March 13 William N Joyce of Berkeley California was nominated by President Wilson to serve on the federal farm loan board to succeed George W Norris who resigned.

William N. Joyce Berkeley Cal Washington Wilson Federal Farm Loan‘ Board George W. Norris

Esperanza Arrives Safe at Progreso After Near Rocking Incident

The Ward Ainer steamship Esperanza, after going aground off the Yucatan coast, has been isolated but arrived safely at Progreso, Mexico, according to a line message received.

Rocks New York Ward ‘Ainer Yucatan Progrésso Mex

Reds Take Yeisk Peninsula Threats and Troop Movements

Fragmentary wartime note reports Bolshevik forces advancing from Yeisk Peninsula with hostile actions and troop movements described amid broader military activity.

Yeisk ‘Peninsula Ndens Maren

Newberry Man Ill as Defense Witness Collapses in Trial

Paul King Newberry campaign manager collapsed during testimony in the Newberry elections conspiracy trial in Grand Rapids Michigan. Physicians described him as a complete physical wreck with doubt he would recover for a year after nervous collapse.

Grand Rapids Mich Paul King Newberry King James O. Murfin Allen V. Rees Houghton Myron Sherwood Marquette Sessions Martin W. Littleton James B. Bradley Auditor General of Michigan

Suffrage by March 23 Predicts Quick Ratification

Washington predicts women will gain suffrage by March 23 after the Virginia ratification. Alice Paul of the National Woman's party says ratification will follow the March 22 sessions in Washington and Delaware. Washington is expected to act promptly and Delaware may see a safe majority with strong Republican presence.

Washington Delaware Alice Paul National Woman’s Party

Severe storm wrecks gas field and injures many in Pittsburgh

A 72 mile wind swept through Pittsburgh and surrounding area on March 15 causing about 1 million dollars in damage. The storm wrecked thirty derricks in the gas field and left many people injured.

Pittsburgh

Boxing Exhibition Ends in Fatality at Columbia

A boxing exhibition staged at Columbia University in New York on March 15 led to a death during sparring. Officials reported the incident as a fatality arising from the sparring match in a controlled exhibition setting.

New York Columbia Univer

Return of American War Dead and Soldier Bonus Hearings

Secretary Baker said about 50 000 American dead will be brought home from France while 20 000 to 25 000 remain overseas. He estimated a 30 million dollar cost for returning bodies and concentrating those overseas. Congress debated soldier bonus politics with Keech and Fordney clashing over votes and taxes.

Washington France United States Baker Wadsworth Senate Archangel Russia England Italy Congress Frank P. Keech New York Inspector General’s Department House Ways and Means Committee Fordney Keech Garner Dem Texas Henry T. Rainey Ilinois Sonia Tecenee Rainey

Robbers Make Great Haul In Philadelphia

Safeblowers opened two safes on the Weightman building and secured 410000 in bonds five of which 118000 negotiable. Bonds valued at 300000 were stolen from Ocean County Electric and 110000 from Hydro Electric Finance. The bandits left no clue.

Philadelphia Weightman Ocean County Electric Company Hydro-Electric Finance Corporation

Woman Sentenced to Twenty Years for Son’s Murder

Mrs Stanley Blomski of Rhinelander Wisconsin was sentenced to 20 years in the state prison at Waupun for the murder of her six year old son Albin Her husband was tried on the same charge but was acquitted.

Rhinelander Wis Stanley Blomski Waupun Albin

Votes Against Mine Strike Raised At London Union Meet

In London on March 18 a union congress discussed the mine strike with votes recorded against the action. The special trade gathering debated strategies and expressed opposition to certain strike measures.

London the Special Trade Congress Ink Vot Yhel

HITS BONUS BONDS Washington March 12

Secretary Houston warned the house ways and means committee that a $2.5 billion bond issue to fund adjusted compensation for veterans could trigger disaster. He favored higher taxes as the less harmful path, noting a $2 billion expenditure would be a heavy burden amid a noncritical current economy. He urged prudent spending and waste avoidance.

Washington Houston House Ways and Means Committee

Senate orders inquiry into United States Grain Corporation

The senate adopted Senator Reed's resolution for an investigation by the senate manufactures committee into the wheat pool and alleged dealings of the US Grain Corporation and its officials. Senator La Follette chairs the panel, with Ashurst criticizing the move as aimed at Hoover.

Washington United States Grain Corporation Senate Reed Federal Grand Jury Spokane Wash Senate Manufactures Committee la Follette Rep Wisconsin Ashurst Dem Arizona Herbert Hoover White House

Seven Die In Fire At Ohio Epileptics Hospital Ward

Seven patients perished and two remained critical after a blaze damaged the male ward of the state hospital for epileptics in Gallipolis Ohio. The dead include William Smith Toledo Patrick Donnally Norwalk John S Bain Cumberland Wayne Larimer Dixie Harold Heinlein Wheeling W Va John McNulty and James Jones Cincinnati.

Gallipolis State Hospital William Smith Toledo Patrick Donnally Norwalk John S. Bain Cumberland Wayne Larimer Dixie Harold Heinlein Wheeling W. Va John McNulty James Jones Cincinnati

Poles Capture Key Rail Junctions Near Minsk

Polish forces under Colonel Sikorski attacked Bolshevik troops near Moztr and Kolenkevitz southeast of Minsk on Sunday morning and seized both railway junctions along with substantial war materiel. The Balabac, an American ship, was destroyed by fire at Port Said Trinidad after discharging cargo and awaiting orders.

Minsk Warsaw Sikorski Moztr and Kolenkevitz James U. S Port ‘Said Trinidad United States Shipping Board

Murder Fatality Report From Montgomery

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a homicide in Montgomery with names unclear, reference to a shooting and a death. The fragment mentions a person or location tied to a prior era and a likely police or legal context. No fully identifiable subjects or dates are readable.

A Vision of the Glorious Heavenly Home

A sermon outlines the heavenly vision from Revelation 7 9 17 focusing on the worshipers from all nations sealed by God after the tribulation The redeemed praise God the Lamb for salvation they wear white robes bear palm branches and serve God day and night while God dwells among them and wipes away their tears

Israel Christ God Jesus Christ Heaven Tabernacles

This Day Only Blessings and Evils Quote

Quote from Jeremy Taylor about living in the present day as a blessing. Admonishes bearing evils patiently and recognizing we are dead to yesterday and not born to tomorrow. Appears as a reflective or moral snippet suitable for a feature box.

Jeremy Taylor

Canning and its Broad Impact in Historical Trade

A compact note examines how canning emerged as a pivotal method in preserving food and extending shelf life across markets. It highlights early industrial adoption, key figures, and regional uptake shaping modern preservation techniques.

Doctor Pierce's Invalids' Hotel and Medical Advice Bureau

A well known Buffalo sanitarium founded by Dr. Pierce offers the Medical Adviser book for 50 cents and runs a free medical correspondence bureau. Readers can write with symptoms for confidential diagnosis and, if needed, medicines prepared at the laboratory will be mailed at reasonable cost.

America Doctor Pierce Buffalo Dr. Pierce Pierce N. Y

Little Things That Hurt

A Houston Post item notes a bachelor with a million income dislikes income tax but groans when school tax rises, as a light take on tax burdens and public funding.

Houston Post

Cuticura Toilet Trio Recommended for Everyday Use

Ad promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete toilet set to cleanse soothe and perfume the skin. Available everywhere for 25 cents each.

Briggins Alters Image to Evade Suspicion of Wealth

The quotation reveals Briggins adopting modest dress to avoid appearing rich. He mentions ditching silk hat and patent leather shoes for a plumber’s outfit and overalls, signaling efforts to conceal income impressions.

Briggins

Garfield Tea Claims Liver Stimulation and Cleansing

Advertised Garfield Tea is promoted to stimulate the liver relieve constipation and cleanse the system and blood of impurities with claims endorsed by druggists and advertised as a general tonic in period ads.

Boy Writes Essay With Simple Hero Tale

A pupil's brief composition about a hero shows humor as a father sits on a tin tack placed on a chair, causing a quick rise and a surprised reaction. The light anecdote reveals a child's view of bravery and clever problem solving in an everyday mishap.

He-Rose

Why Druggists Recommend Swamp Root

Advert says Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root kidneys liver and bladder medicine trusted by druggists It is a physician s prescription strengthening medicine that helps organs do their work It has stood the test of years and is sold on merit Sample bottle offer asks ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY Mention this paper Census notes more men than women in the United States.

Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

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