Coolidge Vows Firm Action to Avert Coal Shortage
President Coolidge will act firmly to stop a work cessation in the anthracite fields and prevent winter fuel shortages. Close advisers say he aims to force a settlement between operators and miners, with no strike after September 4, and will apply strong government leverage if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International New Service
Washington
Coolidge
Tio Prealdant
Chechon Aga Gaem
Pyealdeut Coolidge
Boston Police Atria
Young Seeks Democratic Clerk of Court Nomination
James A. Young of Cumberland met readers in Hagerstown and discussed his bid for the Democratic nomination for Clerk of the Court of Appeals. He reportedly has backing from Governor Ritchie and statewide party organizations, with Life party support in Allegany County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Young
Cunberland
Perlman
Court of Appeals
Hagerstown
Young
Ritchie
Life Party
Allegany County
Coolidge Returns to Work After Harding Funeral
President Coolidge arrives in Washington from Marion and heads to the temporary White House at the Willard Hotel. The Presidential Special speeds through Virginia as resignation of George B. Christian Jr. as secretary to the President is the main topic aboard. It is expected Edward Clark will be promoted to fill the vacancy.
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Hr International Seta Service
Washington
Coolidge
Chiet
Marien
Harding
Rancho Washington
Ho Oble
White House
Willard Hotel
Virginis
Waasiington
Christian
George B. Chriatian, Jr
Marton
Edward
Glark
First Lady Mrs Coolidge Offers White House to Widow
Washington Aug 11 For the first time a President widow will live alone in the White House Mrs Calvin Coolidge declines to take possession until Mrs Harding finds another home The First Lady invites Mrs Harding to stay as long as needed and to consider the White House her own while she grieves and sorts memories
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Mrs. Harding
White House
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Harding
Capitol
Marion
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tonni Avathier Place
Communists in Germany clash with casualties and looting
London dispatch reports fighting between Communist factions in Rathbor Germany resulting in four killed and many wounded. Mob activity included looting businesses and arson as police attempted to quell the violence. A fleeing officer was reportedly captured amid the turmoil.
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London
Rattbor
Germany
Nowa
Camultios Roanttad
Farmers not in revolt say Midwestern plan to adapt
Washington August 11. Arthur Capper Republican of Kansas chairman of the Senate farm bloc declares Western farmers will work out their own salvation through crop diversification. He says farmers will plant less wheat and shift to corn grass dairy and poultry to meet market prices and expect no drastic congressional action.
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Broc
A. C. Hayward
Washington
Middle West
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Senate
Capper
Congress
Farm Blac
Thei Moanaga
Coolidge
ADLER
Falt Capner
Poison case drives court decision sought for Munson
Beott Wolfinger, attorney for Earl Munson, faces a preliminary hearing in Clearapring before Judge Snyder on charges of giving carbolic acid to 16 year old Gludge Faith to induce abortion. The girl, now recovering at home with parents three miles north of town, implicated Munson after public disclosure. The next court term will hear the case. a separate note records a public talk by Alexandar B. Hagnar at city hall and a coat theft report from Lila automobile on Summit Avenue.
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Beott Wolfinger
Earl Munson
Munsor
Fuatica
Leonard Snyder
Clearapring
Munson
Gansor
Parente
Munavu
Weather Forecast for Atlantis States Next Week
The Weather Bureau issues a forecast for the middle Atlantic states with considerable cloudiness and widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. It looks warm at the start of the week with moderate temperatures thereafter.
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Taternarioua Nova
Washington, D. C
Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantis
Countians Fed Up Upon Stock Selling Schemes
Stock salesmen face backlash as gilt-edged securities fail in Washington county. Investors lose between one and a half million dollars as receivers handle losses from schemes tied to the Cooperative Drug Co and Worth & Co. The Drug Co and several others, including Dier & Co and Dollinga, collapsed after promising high profits from stores opened in Maryland. The extent of restitution remains unclear.
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Washington County
Washington
Cooperative Drug Co
Two Die in Kentucky Moonshine Feud
In Hazard Kentucky two men died amid a mountain feud linked to a moonshining ring in Perry and Harlan counties. Hiram Middleton was killed in a quarrel at Kilday, Dionis Wittling, arrested en route to jail. seven alleged moonshiners are jailed as state investigators pursue the broader organized raiders led by R. L. Stewart.
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International News Service
Hazard
Hera
Kentucky
Perry County
Dionis
Wittlama
Middleton
Lost Crook
Awards Made Three Claimants in Industrial Case
State Industrial Accident Commission decisions in three cases heard by Commissioner Eppler. David J. Corntck Jr. received 18 per week for 146 2/3 weeks totaling 9000 dollars as dependent on his father D F Gorniek Sr., who died due to an injury at Dickson Construction & Repair Co. Irvin Rector, injured May 24, 1917 at New York and Hengershawn Metal Stamping Co., has been paid 3000 on a basis of permanent partial disability. Charles B. Harman, employed by Security Lima and Cement Co., was opened for temporary joint disability. Attorney W P Wachter represented the parties.
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State Industrial Accident Commission
Eppler
David J. Corntck
D. F. Gorniek
Dickson Construction & Repair CO
Irvin DB. Rector
Mary
New York and Hengershawn Metal Stamping Company
Charles B. Harman
Lima and Coment Co
W. P. Wachter
Dibe
Dave Palvanin
Troops Ordered to Hillsboro as Turmoil Looms in Montgomery County
In Brinfginld Michigan Agg. 11 fear grows that trouble near Hillsboro will escape local control. Governor Smalt, at Sherif Hill’s request, orders 10 troops to Hillsboro. Col Frank J Taylor directs units to protect the Amartean Zinc and Lead Smeller plant and preempt a threatened outbreak.
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My International Neon Bergice
Bpringfinld
Mm. Agg
Hillebury
Locse
Smalt
Sherif Hill
Montgomery County
Frank J.taylor
Hillsboro
Amartean Zinc and Lead Smeller Company
City Mourns As Harding is Buried
Thousands paid final tribute to Warren G. Harding, the nation’s 29th president, at memorial services in Sandtitorium and St. John's Lutheran Church. Dignitaries and citizens from many walks of life filled the auditorium, bowing in reverent silence as prayers and hymns carried the somber mood.
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Haperstown
Warren G. Harding
United States
Palin
Cormton
S'S
St. John's Lutherantorium
St. John's Lutheran Church
Kinilly
Ian Hight
Vaat
Woman Takes Iodine After Home Quarrel
Grace Weaver 26 of 124 Roan street is in serious condition after allegedly swallowing iodine during a dispute with her husband. Medical staff report initial hope for recovery as restoratives are given. Weaver, reportedly married three times, was found unconscious by her sister in her bedroom and rushed to hospital.
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Grace Weaver
Ross Street
Becauss
Phyalciana
Ida Billman
Ara
Wits
Daughtoy
Cuno Resigns as German Chancellor Amid Political Crisis
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Cuno has submitted resignation to President Ebert but was rejected. Germany faces a fragile political scene with possible coalition shifts if Socialists back Stresemann, while riots are averted after printers strike settlement and a severe food shortage causes widespread famine and rising prices. Farmers boycott cities, urging tougher measures on food controls.
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Ey International News Service
London
Wilhelm Cuno
Ebert
Berlin
Cuno
Beoks
Hla
Child on blazing porch saved by firefighters
A young son of former Deputy Sheriff A. Deads narrowly escaped injury when a porch fire damaged the rear of the Deeds home at 2 West Franklin Street. The boy reportedly played with matches, starting a blaze that spread to porch woodwork before Wari Pudlsgrove of the Ladder Company arrived with foam tanks and extinguished the fire. The child was alone but unharmed.
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William
Franklin Street
Wari Pudlsgrove
Pionter Hodkland Ladder Company
Stoned School House Boys Reprimanded After Windows Damage
Five boys faced Justice Bitner for malicious destruction of property after throwing stones at Antietam school. The youths were reprimanded and released with warning, facing potential confinement at the house of correction if future offenses occur. Also noted is W P Wachter of Baltimore leaving for New York to attend the Great Council of Red Men events.
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Antietam
Justice Bitner
W. P. Wachter
Grand Sacheya
Great Council of
Reig Men
Maryland
Beffato
M. D
Gread Council of Red Men of
New York
Weehler
Hogarstows
Marks Down Colonga Martial Entry Confusion
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a martial entry and confusion over a prize or price, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits mention Colonga in August and a potential briefing about a competition or event formation. Further details are not legible.
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MR. Young
Clerk of Court OF Appeals
By, Eleanor Early
Wim and Wah Winohranner
Navid Krotsinger
Totonae
Gettently
Atty
Alexandar B. Hagnar
Ray Knodle
Lila Automobile
Sumnilt Avenue
Pancho Villa
Chistiain
Cemehe
Parral
Pancho Slespa
Williammnort
Potomac
Steht
Mark
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