British Coal Output Compared With U S Productivity
The Commerce Monthly notes a sharp contrast between British and American coal productivity. UK output per worker lags well behind the United States, with about 223 tons per worker annually versus 743 tons in 1920, due in part to limited use of machine mining and worker resistance, despite gains since 1921.
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United
United Kingdom
National Bank of Commercce
New York
Commerce Monrthly
Commerce Monthly
United States
United State
Handcar Left on the Track Nearly Wreck on M P No 2
A section man error nearly wrecked No 2 from the west today as a handcar blocked the line. Engineer Jennings applied air brakes in time, tearing out brake rots and averting disaster. Passengers blamed crew and expect action. The train was delayed about an hour.
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G. A. Lieber
High Line
Jennings
Mystery shrouds finding of body in Cradfordsville
Cradfordsville Indiana September 1 authorities investigate the death of Ray Jollie 27 a Big Four Railroad guard. His body was found severed by a freight train with head bruises suggesting murder staged to resemble an accident. Jollie reported trouble with three men prowling the Big Four bridge over Sugar Creek near the city recently.
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Cradfordsville
Ind
Ray Jollie
Big Four
Jollie
Sugar Creek
Canvass of North Dakota fuel situation by state officials
The Board of Railroad Commissioners reports a full canvass of North Dakota fuel supply. Coal dealers and lignite mine operators provide cost data while the State Fuel Directors estimate shortages and determine distribution. A booklet on lignite burning by North Dakota engineers is prepared for distribution to improve utilization.
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Board of Railroad
Dirs
Fhusilon
North Dakota
Wie
Nort Dakota
Federale
Board of Railroad Comjoners
Board of
Ners
Minnesota
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Dew Babenek
Bchool
Enleineer
University of North Dublin
Babenek
G. Larsen
Woman starts for Rainbows End
Charlotte Bosh begins a search for the first wife of her former husband John Bosh. Told the wife in Chicago is seeking the first wife, Elinor Bosh, who arrived from Los Angeles. Charlotte aims to claim a share of wealth earned in Klondike years and divorce history.
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Dresseler Junction
Charlotte Bosh
Chicago
Elinor Bosh
Los Angeles
John Bosh
Klondike
Hold-up artists caught at S0C this morning
A white man and another suspect were captured near North Valley City around 5 60 this morning after a daylight chase by Chief Swanson Deputy Shor t Lippeld and others. They are jailed for the alleged hold-up and shooting of harvest hands Leslie Ranek and Geo Morris near Hartisburg. Preliminary hearing set before Judge C A Zabel. The report details a tangled sequence of events including pursuit, capture, and the broader note on fuel shortages and North Dakota lignite coal plans amid state shortages.
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Swanson
Shorit Lippeld
North Valley City
City
C. A. Zabel
Leslie Ranek
Geo. Morris
Hartisburo
Alla
Ranck
Morris
O'Malley
Oviska
Testa
Athens
Williany
North City
Depty Linpolit al
Soo
Rinek
Sayin
Ferest
Brisa
Aero
Rodgers
Ranek
Tanek
Fey
Ranels
Yertinerston
Etryyes
Rogers
Tina
Chaiman Frank Milhellan
Northwest
Preus
Minnesota
North Dakota
The
Fuel Administration
N. D. Lignite Coal Operators Association
Aute
Retirement of Stair Likely in State Board Action
An early hearing on the dispute over Stair’s replacement and Cahill’s role is anticipated. Judge Coffey’s order and potential writs loom as the supreme court may review the state higher education board affair and related appointments.
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Eatly
J. A. Coffey
J.T. Cabill
Stair
A. Totton
Viber
Tutton
Robert Muly
Altrouch
Cahill
Jude Col Anit
Coffey
Supreme Court
Eiian
Lyle
the Handa
Uae
Teagtetas la Volt
Ehtsttons
Vna
Welcome Teachers In Valley City Banks Invite You In
The message welcomes teachers returning to Valley City schools and invites them to use bank facilities including a women's rest room. It expresses hope they enjoy their work and life in the city and encourages opening accounts.
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Valley City
Soldier's Adjusted Compensation Bill Passes Congress
Washington DC August 3 Congress approved the Soldier's Adjusted Compensation Bill and sent it to a conference committee for joint consideration after passage in the Senate and House.
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Washington, D.C
The
United Note Today
Elderly railroad worker declines autos on eighty birthday
The veteran conductor, lauded as a symbol of sturdy health, refuses rides in automobiles despite eighty years spent in railroading. He recalls Civil War-era life and longtime service with Western out of Chicago.
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Entropenthy
Ein St. Paul
United States
Hall
Chicago
Tamesville
Bridal Loomis Olmsted Wedding in Minneapolis
A quiet wedding unites Miss Loomis and Mr Olmsted in Minneapolis with only immediate relatives present. The groom, a Minneapolis businessman and Minnesota alum, and the bride received many wedding gifts. Out of town guests included Prof and Mrs Olmsted and their sons, with plans to live in Wigwam Bay eventually.
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Ann Ritchie
Ritchie
Minneapolis
Minnesota University
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Lippold
WH. Simmons
Sgo Line
Bank of Valley City
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