Anthracite Operators Fight Profiteering Evidence
In Scranton Pennsylvania on June 29 representatives of anthracite operators objected to any evidence alleging profiteering by the industry at the Anthracite Mine Commission session. They challenged seven items in the miners exhibit beyond the wage and living-cost materials, with decision postponed. A note mentions Calvin Coolidge as a village schoolteacher who later married the current Massachusetts governor.
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Scranton
Anthracite Mine Commission
W. Jett Lauck
Warriner
Thompson
Een Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Presien
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
A testimonial claims lasting relief from stomach troubles after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for about two years. The ad asserts it removes intestinal mucus and reduces inflammation linked to stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Available at Albright & Wood Van Antwerp Retail Drug Corp and other druggists with money back guarantee.
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Mayr
Albright & Wood
van Antwerp Retail Drug Corp
Delinquent Firms Delay Industrial Census Data
Mobile manufacturers lag in submitting plant data for the government census. State census bureau reports many delinquents, delaying published figures likely until December.
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Chamber of Commercce
Census Bureau
Harding Plans Reply to Cummings at Democratic Convention
Warren G. Harding reads Homer Cummings keynote, but declines comment. He resumes work routine after a brief New Jersey vacation, greeting laborers and discussing a man paying for a home on installments while noting earnings and family costs on a passing train. Mrs. Harding joins Kellogg and Jimmy Sloan in the party.
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Raymond Clapper
Anes
Washington
Homer Cummings
Harding
New Jersey
Marion
Senator Harding
Endorse Plan to Reorganize First Alabama Regiment
A meeting at the armory under the All National Guard Association endorsed reorganizing the First Alabama Regiment. Col W P Screws and Adjutant General Harley A Moon spoke on new rulings and the benefits of Mobile hosting HQ. A telegram from Col F M Maddox praised the effort as local officials and Camden’s Sol Bloch joined in support.
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Alabama
All- National Guard Association
Mobile
F. M. Maddox
First
Association
First Alabama
Harry Pillans
Fudge O 'Goldsby
Ernest
Wrangel Forces Reported Destroyed in Crimea
Dispatch from Sebastopol claims General Wrangel's anti Bolshevik army in the Crimea has been completely destroyed. A Moscow wireless says the 13th Bolshevik army controls the left bank of the Dnieper while the second Polish army is out of action and the third army cut off. Poles aged 25 to 80 are called for military service in Warsaw. Mobile County teachers ratify a 7.5 percent salary increase totaling about $64,000 annually.
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London
Wrangel
Crimea
Sebantopol
Dnieper
Moscow
Polotsk
Warsaw
Mobile County
Woman Reports Foley Kidney Pills Help Sleep Better
A Detroit woman testifies that Foley Kidney Pills relieved back and side pain improving sleep. She plans to continue use, claiming ongoing relief from kidney and bladder trouble as part of a wartime era advertisement. Georgia legislature and University of Coe referenced in nearby text.
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Foley
Chas. Gray
Detroit
Mich
Georgia Lesisiat
Pass Applications Requested for Mobile and Ohio Shop Workers
Master mechanic calls all repair shop employees entitled to passes to file their applications immediately. Many workers plan summer vacations for their families. Police dog Teddy dies after patrolling the city north side.
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Mobile and
Ohio Road
Sold for Nothing We Sell Talking Machines and Records
Slogan filled ad noting sales of talking machines and records plus a free item. Claims customer satisfaction as goal and implies gratis offering. Includes multiple consumer goods and promotional language.
Grave beat dog dies after long police chase
The dog known as the grave beat with police officers for years died Sunday after police reported the animal was poisoned. The dog repeatedly participated in chases of criminals.
End of Eight Years Misery
Fragmentary text mentions the end of an eight year period of misery, with unclear context about the Senate and related individuals or events.
Tug Tuscaloosa Heads to New Orleans for Barge Fuel Oil
The tug Tuscaloosa of the United States engineer's department left Monday afternoon for New Orleans to bring a barge load of fuel oil. The oil will be used by dredges at work in Mobile harbor.
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Tuscaloosa
United States Engineer's Department
New Orleans
Mobife
Harbor
Navy re enlists Frank Arthur Curl as pharmacist mate
Frank Arthur Curl of Mobile Alabama re enlisted in the Navy yesterday after six years in service. He will be rated as a pharmacist's mate. City Engineer Wright Smith ordered the Mobile Light and Railway Company to remove a sign reading City Limits yesterday afternoon.
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Frank Arthur Curl
E Charles, Ta
Mobile
Wright Smith
Mobile Light and Rallro Company
Vague Proposal Amendment Cites Lateral Inquiry
Fragmentary note cites a proposed amendment process and mentions a meeting about a project. Missing specifics on people, places, dates, or outcomes limits precise summary. No clear event or results can be determined from the text provided.
Messenger Put In Service At Local Harbor
The Messenger, a coast guard tug, entered service in the local harbor this afternoon. The five crew aboard are under Master William Skipper as the vessel joins the customs department mission.
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