Terre district coal mines resume in normal production
In Haute Indiana on June 21 coal mines in the Terre district resumed operations. Attys for operators prepared complaints for an injunction and restraining order if strik ing union miners interfere with production. A mass meeting was planned this afternoon by striking union miners. In local sports the Hungarian club beat George Mamys team 12 to 11 after a hard battle. In Washington on June 21 Austria faced a credit panic as British credit access faltered and outside aid remained uncertain. American commissioner Upeson at Vienna cabled Hoover on the situation.
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George Mamys
Washington
Austria
Upeson
Vienna
Hoover
Wise Women and Healing Traditions Highlighted
A history of female medical knowledge is traced to ancient times where women guided healing with herbs and roots. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, created by Lydia Pinkham, is cited as a notable example of women’s medicinal contributions praised by many.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Adti
Local Market Steaks and Roasts Advertise Prices
A grocery ad lists pork shoulder steak 22 cents per pound and beef shoulder roast. McHenry and Carr offer these items and provide phone contact 2735 for orders or inquiries.
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McHenry &, Carr
Knight criticizes state government growth and commissions
Knight denounces rampant Ohio state government waste and a bloated apparatus of boards and commissions. He warns of rising per capita cost from six to forty three dollars and fifty seven cents, urges spending cuts, attacks the public utilities commission, and calls for a joint platform with Carmi A. Thompson to curb campaign spending and prevent Newberryization fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Ohio
Theokier
Columbus
Carmi A. Thompson
Federal convention pushes universal marriage laws plan
The convention backs a federal statute barring marriage under certain ages without parental consent and requiring two week notice and physician certificates. It urges repeal of state marriage and divorce statutes to achieve uniformity, with Congress expected to act. Delegates argue Uncle Sam will guard young brides and enforce custody rules amid a 1,500 delegate gathering. Eight Pacific fleet super-dreadnoughts will visit San Francisco for veteran ceremonies through June 27, per Admiral Eberie.
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Congress
Mama
Papa
Sam
Genevieve Parkhurst
Thomas Winter
Minneapolis
Federation
Washington
San Francisco
Eberie
Navy Department
Tanlac Relief After Rheumatism Suffering
Archie W Teat of 506 BE Second St Dayton Ohio, a noted electrician, says Tanlac ended two years of inflammatory rheumatism with joint swelling and severe damp weather agony. He reports stomach weakness, nervousness, and nightmares, but now weighs more and can work again thanks to Tanlac sold by all good druggists.
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Tanlac
Archie W. Teat
Second St
Dayton
Ohio
Meet Again tacks under adverse conditions in strike era
The piece describes railroad laborers resisting intolerable conditions with heavy losses and secrecy around conference talks. It notes a likely joint meeting before ballots are counted, and mentions wage-cut backing by the United States railroad labor board amid threats of a nationwide strike. Ben W Hooper disputes union claims over wage figures.
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Lewis Nor
Jewell
Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
Ben W. Hooper
Cincinnati
Hooper
Bert
M. Jewell
the American Federation of Labor
Fordney Signals President Won't Sign Bonus Bill
Forecast Man Fordney and administration leaders indicate the president will not sign a bonus bill. Senator Borah notes the president’s past doubts about a piece by piece payment plan and a general sales tax to fund bonuses, with action postponed until tariff changes. Debate on the bonus is expected to continue amid tariff discussions.
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Man Fordney
House
Wars and Means Committee
McCumber
Borah
Idaho
Fordney
Treasury
Congress
White House
Sean
Fordner
Senate
Gompers and labor plans and India aid at AFL meet
The convention moved to keep imam out of the movies as unprofitable and urged harmonious labor relations with the American Legion. Gompers was urged to attend the legion convention in New Orleans in October. Endorsed consumer and farmers co-operatives. Called for Congress to investigate parcel post rates and considered race bias at Harvard. Labor colleges under trade union auspices supported. John L. Lewis supporters campaigned for AFL presidency. Labor’s India freedom sympathy resolution planned. Das called Indian independence barbarous under British rule.
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Sillinekr
Education
Imbor
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
Gompers
Legion
New Orleans
Consumers
Farmers’ Co-Operative
Federation
Harvard University
John L. Lewis
Senate
House
Econgreas
Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Newport
Kyi
Undia Freedom
American Federation of Labor Convention
International Relations Committee
India
Trakanath Das
Friends
Freedom For India
Das
Stock market opens strong with gains across names
New York June 21 The stock market opened with a strong tone as Merfican Pete advanced to 172 after starting 170 while Pan Amer ican Pete rose over two points to 75. Gulf Statez Steel climbed nearly 3 points to 806 3 4 and United States Steel touched 99 3 8. Great Northern Preferred up 1 2 to 0 1 2, New Haven 1 8 higher to 28 7 8, American Locomotive up 15 4 to 124, Studebaker gaining 5 8 to 130 1 4.
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New York
Merfican Pete
Pan American Pete
Gulf Statez Steel
United States Steel
Great Northern
New Haven
American
Studebaker
Massacres Reported in Four Towns, Copenhagen Says
Central News despatch from Copenhagen quotes Berlingske Tidende 48 reporting massacres of Jewish populations in four towns. Other items note Harold F. McCormick’s pending hospital discharge and sailing plans, Red Cross relief to San Salvador, protests over Cardinal Logue’s car, and assorted market quotes from Cleveland and Chicago.
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London
Copenhagen
Berlingske Tidende
Mrs A W Hageman breaks arm in Canadian accident
Mrs A W Hageman wife of a prominent real estate dealer sustained a left wrist fracture in a fall on a sight seeing bus tour at Kanlock British Columbia. She was en route to the Shriner's convention in San Francisco and was thrown to the floor during a sharp turn.
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Lorain
A. W. Hageman
Kanlock
British Columbia
San Francisco
Ellsworth Augustus shoots 71 in Ohio amateur round
Mayfield Country Club Cleveland host Ellsworth Augustus carded a 71 in the qualifying round of the Ohio Amateur Championship. He went out 25 and return 36, finishing six under par despite trouble at the 9th and 18th holes.
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Mayfield Country Club
Cleveland
Ellsworth Augustus
Ellsworth
Color vision and light speed in eye exams
The article explains that light travels through space at 186000 miles per second and that 392 billion wave pulses per second produce red while 757 billion pulses per second create violet. It notes that the color test is part of a routine eye examination and discusses how retina nerve membranes translate light into perception.
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Space
Pythians march in central Ohio festival parade
More than 5000 Pythians representing 146 judges in central Ohio marched in parades during the Pythian festival and D O K K ceremonies in Columbus Cleveland and other cities as coverage notes public events and political mentions across the states.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hera
Farmers Need Work of Whole Family Today
Chicago June 21 Crop expert B W Snow says the Whate family must work, with college students migrant workers and even wives joining harvest as Wheat prices fall. Cheaper production is the aim this season as farmers face a tougher labor outlook across the grain belt.
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Chicago
Whate
B. W. Snow
America
Snow
Willy
Wife beating sanctioned by the Koren common in Egypt
A short note reports that wife beating, aided by the sanction of the Koren, is widespread in Egypt, highlighting a harmful social practice and its acceptance within certain circles.
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Egypt
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