Power boats burn in Saybrook harbor incident
SAYBROOK Conn June 22 The crew of gasoline powered boats were burned to the water's edge in an accident at Saybrook harbor. Washington June 22 President Harding expressed regret the anthracite mine dispute remains unsettled and predicted a speedy agreement in a message to the U S coal commission released today by Chairman John Hays Hammond. Abroad American steam-
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Saybroow
Conn
Junge
Washington
Harding
United States Coal Commission
John Hays Hammond
Home Grown Cherries on City Market
Fresh market reports note a surge of produce from local gardens after a heat wave. Strawberries sell for 18 cents a quart, two quarts for 25, while cherries hover around 20 cents a quart. Officials predict a larger cherry supply soon with lower prices. In other news, Hiram W. Evans seeks injunction in Fulton court to stop Simmons from revealing Klan secrets. Alaska surveys show 20 million acres suitable for farming, mirroring Ohio’s total farm land.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ku Klux Klan
Hiram W. Evans
Fulton Superior Court
William Joseph Simmons
Knights of Kameha
Alaska
Ohio
Harding Set to Meet British Columbia Official in Vancouver
President Warren G. Harding will play golf in Vancouver against Lieut Gov W C Nichol as he returns from Alaska. The match was accepted during Harding's Alaska trip plan, highlighting a diplomatic sporting event. The Everglades region of Florida remains the United States' leading catfish producer, shipping between 600,000 and 6,000,000 pounds annually.
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Warren G. Harding
Vancouver
Britisholumbia
W. C. Nichol
Harding
Alaska
Everglades
Flori
United States
Government vows forceful action over coal strike plans
Washington reports the federal government will act firmly to stop United Mine Workers of America from allying with foreign miners to halt coal exports if a strike occurs. Attorney General Daugherty made the pledge in a letter to John Hays Hammond, chairman of the U S coal commission. Paris notes France will not cut its army unless it secures clear outside assurances of aid should Germany resume war.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
Daugherty
John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
Paris
France
Germany
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