Miners Strike Appeal Sought By Operators And UMWA
Wilkes Barre Pa Aug 26 An appeal to prevent a September 1 production suspension is made as anthracite operators meet the No Strike committee while John L Lewis accuses owners of delaying wage talks. He cites 1924 profits and argues for higher wages amid stalled scale negotiations.
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Wilkeesbarre
Hasgelton
W. W. Ingles
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Mr. Lewis
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Coxe Brothers Company
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Samuel D. Warriner
Lewis
Labor Secretary Davis Ends British Trip in New York
Secretary James J. Davis returns to New York from a two month overseas tour to assess wartime labor issues. He faces the outstanding problem of labor and employment policy as he resumes official duties in Washington.
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Davis
Washington
New York
James J. Davis
Isles Aim to Resolve Impending Anthracite Strike
Davis traveled abroad by presidential directive to study industrial conditions in British iron and steel mills textile factories and coal mines. He will return to Washington to wrap up the anthracite coal dispute work and report on the situation.
Davis to conference with workers over wage dispute in Swampscott
Davis plans a May trip to Swampscott for a conference with the president as conciliators Rodger and Dewey prepare to brief him on the anthracite wage dispute. Meanwhile Mrs. Hanna Chaplin's bid for an indefinite U S stay for medical care hangs over her immigration case awaiting Davis's decision.
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Geo
Swampscott
Davis
Labor Department
Conciation Service
William F. Rodgers
James F. Dewey
Avis
Hanna Chaplin
Charles Chaplin
United States
Washington
Chaplin
Hollywood
California
Wil
London
Department of Labor
Germans Fight With French Against Moors in Morocco
Paris reports 16 000 Germans, half of the French Foreign Legion, fighting the Rif tribesmen in Morocco. Applications from former German soldiers to aid France are pouring in, but the War Ministry cannot accept all. The Germans are praised for their fighting and loyalty, with desertion rates similar to other Legion Nationalities.
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Paris
A.P
French Foreign Legion
Morocco
France
Ministry of War
Foreign Legion
Abd- El-Krim
Planes Overhauled for Pacific Plight
Test flights of three United States Navy giant planes are under way as they prepare for a possible non-stop flight to Honolulu Monday. The mission hinges on fuel supply, with about 150 gallons reserve per plane and a consumption rate of roughly one gallon per knot. Navy vessels along the 2,000 mile route will assist, but landings are hoped to be unnecessary.
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San Francisco
A.P
United States Navy
Honolulu
Gertrude Ederle to Try Again Friday
United States swimmer Gertrude Ederle will likely begin Friday her second attempt to master the English Channel and become the first woman to swim to Dover, weather permitting. An Egyptian swimmer plans to start early tomorrow morning if conditions allow.
Cotton Merchants Launch Convention in Memphis
The twelfth annual Cotton States Merchant Association session in Memphis discusses cooperative marketing and relations with agricultural territories. Speakers include Walton Peteet and Arthur Nash who address a thriving cotton crop and its impact on southern business. The gathering also considers idle land utilization in the South.
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Memphis
Tenn
A.P
Cotton States Merchant Association
South
Sis Walton Peteet
National Council of Farmers Co-Operative Marketing Association of Wash
Bros D. Ae
Modernized Hamlet considered an impressive success in London
Critics call Sir Barry Jackson's updated Hamlet a striking success despite shocking modern touches. The production drew slight audience reactions to errant costumes but delivered clearer, faster drama and received a tremendous ovation at curtain.
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London
Barry Jackson
Ophelia
Long Island Estates Face Tax Sale For Unpaid Dues
Suffolk county announces its annual unpaid tax sale to be held at the courthouse on October 5 threatening major Long Island estates. Commodore Frederick A. Doune's Oakdale estate faces over $7,000 in taxes with only three of seven heirs paying. Idlehour, Wm. K. Vanderbilt’s estate, owes more than $17,000 and is tied up in litigation after a prior sale was voided. Maud Adams owes about $200 on 27 acres near Ronkonkoma.
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Riverhead
M. Y
A.P
Long Island
Suffolk County
Court House
Commodore Frederick A. Doune
Oakdale
Wm. K. Vanderbilt
Harold F. Vanderbilt
Maud Adams
Rononkonia
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Fannie L Hanley and others
The funeral for Mrs. Fannie L Hanley was held at 8:30 at the residence in Whistler then at 9 at St B s church with Rev T Massey officiating. Burial followed in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers J H Adams P McDonough R M Peterson John Tew W J Smith and John Ballentyne. Another service at 8:30 at 411 South Franklin and 8 at Vincet s church was led by Father Joseph Royer and Monsignor Brady. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery with pallbearers John J Calametti Joseph Crivalleri Thomas G Nagle J F Hamilton and Sydney B Simon.
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Fannie L. Hanley
Whistler
Father T. Massey
J. H. Adams
P. McDonough
R. M. Peterson
John Tew
W. J. Smith
John Ballentyne
Euitts
Reeg
Balloch
Bullock
Franklin Street
Vinccet
Joseph Royer
Monsignor
Brady
John J. Calamétti
Joseph Crivalleri
Thomas G. Nagle
J. F. Hamilton
Dney B. Simon
Thomas J. Conon
Franking Privilege Debated By Postal Rates Panel
The hearing of the congressional sub committee on postal rates opened with a Chicago newspaper editorial opposing franking citing a 358 000 dollar annual drain. Senator Kenneth McKellar argued the loss is offset by increased revenue from republication to state and federal mail and that the delivery cost of franked mail around 357 000 dollars is not enough to affect postal revenues of about six hundred million dollars yearly.
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Chicago
A.P
Congressional
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Mall of Senators and Representatives
Purification Health Ads Offer System Cleanse
Purify your whole body with a course of tablets marketed as nature’s foundation of health. Buy a family package for 5 dollars or a trial pack for 10 cents at any drug store. The ad claims chronic elements and vitality issues can be corrected by Purcalots tablets.
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Nature
For Sale 25 Acre Bay Front Near Point Clear
Land offering of 25 acres with 660 feet bay frontage south of Point Clear. Cottage and lot Dagine with beach frontage and elevation trees on the front. Priced very reasonable, suggesting quick profit in under 60 days near Daphne Wharf.
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Point Clear
Daphne Wharf
Acreage near Daphne with dwelling offered at $1
A parcel of 10 acres with a four room dwelling located about a mile from the bay front at Daphne is offered for a token price of one dollar. Five additional acres are cleared and under cultivation. Full information furnished and inspection arranged.
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Daphne
Bay Front
Fragmented OCR Note on Insertion Rates and Counts
A damaged OCR fragment discusses sizing costs and insertion rates. It mentions three words per line and twelve counts for consecutive insertions with unclear context and missing specifics.
Cancellation of more one time ads must be in white
The notice states that further single use advertisements must be canceled in white ink to ensure compliance with the publication’s display standards. It specifies the method and timing for submitting cancellations.
Fragmented Notice Reports Advertisement Delivery Error
Material errors in sending the notice to the advertiser cause delays. The item mentions multiple erotic tasks or statements unclear from the fragment and will require clarification before publication.
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Cotton Merchants Launch Convention
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Cerita
Fufiica
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Eastern Shore Bay Front
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St. Francis Street
Dime Messenger
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Jordan’s Auto Service
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Mobile County
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Mons
Geo Eat Ens
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