Hope for pause in coal strike as talks continue
Atlantic City reports revived hope that negotiations may avert a nationwide coal strike. Samuel Warriner, head of the anthracite operators, says he remains hopeful a path to reconciliation will be found despite a break in talks and miners wage demands not referenced in his letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Samuel D. Warriner
John L. Lew- Spee
United Miners of America
Lewis
Warriner
N. Y
Try This and See Your Wrinkles Melt Away
A sensational beauty ad promises a facial treatment using Tarkroot powder and lemon juice. Apply a creamy paste for 15 minutes to supposedly erase wrinkles lines and sagging, leaving skin soft and rosy. It claims no makeup is needed and costs under three cents per treatment.
Pine Star Remedy Ad Promises Quick Skin Relief
An old advertisement offers Pine Star Remedy for eczema itch sores poison oak ring worm and other skin ailments. It claims deep skin penetration immediate relief without staining clothing and highlights availability at Airibright and Wood Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gdor
Airibright & ‘Ood
Three Die In Lowell Bridge Car Crash
Three persons were killed instantly when a car plunged 40 feet from a bridge over the Boston and Maine tracks in Lowell Massachusetts. Brothers Fred and William Christos and their sister Portia Giftens died. three others were critically hurt and three seriously injured in the same crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
A.P
Boston and Maine
Fred
William Christos
Portia Giftens
Miners and Operators Seek Resumption of Talks
Samuel D. Warriner chair of the anthracite operators conference sent a conciliatory letter to John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers. Lewis and officials indicated they would reply conciliatorily as both sides prepare to restart negotiations to avert a mining suspension when the contract expires at midnight August 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Warriner
Anthracite Operators’ Conference
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Warriner
Lewis
International News Service
MacMillan planes seek base in Arctic region
MacMillan Arctic expedition planes plan a flight from Etah Greenland over Smith Sound to Ellesmere Island to locate a midway base near Axel Heiberg Island. A water lead is opening in Smith Sound. Engine trouble delayed NA 1. Byrd reports long working hours and a midnight flight revealing the water lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Etah
Greenland
Smith Sound
Ellesmere Island
Cape Thomas Tubbard
Axel Heiberg Island
Byrd
Navy
Navy Department
Here
Pickford Kidnapping Trial Drags On in Los Angeles
Publicity claims anchor defense arguments as the Mary Pickford kidnapping case resumes. Prosecutors allege conspiracy to abduct Miss Pickford for 200000 dollars. testimony cites informant Louis Geck frequent liquor use amid talk of kidnapping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angles
Cal
Mary Pickford
Charles Stephens
Claude Holcombe
Adrian Wood
Miss Pickford
Stephens
Louis Geek
Jackie Coogan
Aotel
Hevenage Pickford
Timie
Belgian debt commissions begin talks on funding pact
The Belgian debt commission met in Washington at its embassy to prepare for a Monday session with the American debt funding commission on the 480 million dollar obligation. Belgians seek a moratorium low interest and long installment plan for principal. Joint conferences planned daily next week. Secretary Kellogg to host and greet Belgian delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Belgium Debt Commission
American Debt Funding Commission
United States
American Commission
Kellogg
Eane
Ner
Locomotive Courage as Forest Fire Devours Lyman Plant
In Bellingham Washington a crew drove a locomotive through a wall of flame and over four burning bridges to escape death as the Lyman Lumber Company camp burned. After most were discharged the engine tried to save a bridge but collapsed. Three cook house girls stayed to feed firefighters then fled through flames with the camp doomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
Lyman Lumber Company
Here
Bohr Receives Barnard Medal For Atomic Structure Research
John D. Prince presented the Barnard gold medal to Prof Neils Bohr in Copenhagen on behalf of Columbia University for meritorious service to science. The award cites Bohr s research on atomic structure. Deputy Sheriff A J Scholtes reports dynamite use in Hall s Mill creek with small fish killed as poaching for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Copenhagen
A.P
John D. Prince
Denmark
Columbia University
Neils Bohr
Barnard
Bohr
A. J. Scholtes
Hall's Mill Creek
Leon Schwarz
Man praises Herb Juice after forty years of stomach relief
F. O. Reese of 313 St Emanuel Street Mobile Alabama claims Herb Juice cured his forty year battle with constipation and indigestion. He reports instant relief improved digestion and gas reduction after using the remedy and urges others to try the product at Albright Wood Drug Co and other local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Reese
St. Emanuel Street
Mobile
Ala
Arone
Albright & Wood Drug Co
Royal Streets
Albright & Wood
War Declared on Crime Elements in Nationwide Drive
A meeting in Elbert H. Gary s office united about a Crime Commission to curb rising lawlessness. The temporary body will become permanent with national links, New York headquarters to target violence first. Gary may lead. participants include Richard Washburn Child Governor George Silzer and John W. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A.p
Elbert H. Gary
Gary
Richard Washburn Child
Whitman
George S. Silser
New Jersey
George Gordon Battle
John W. Davis
Hard minister of defense son secretary appointed
A government note states that the minister of defense has appointed his son as secretary of defense in a new reform. The move highlights a dynastic appointment within the defense ministry.
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Peking
Shanghai
Pickford
Dauphin Street
Manhattan
Metzger Bros
Decidedly
Metzger
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