Mould De Injustice Oral Hedging On Prices
Notes on price hedging for coal and oil markets, mentioning Willminnun forces, regional pricing pressures, and attempts by operators to reduce costs. References to New York New Jersey Hartford coalition and rail supply constraints. Data on mines, cars, and export shares indicate ongoing disruption and planned adjustments amid emergency planning and supply shortages.
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Iit
Palmon
Domurrhano
New York
New Bagu
Hartford
Baltimore and Ohio
Charleston
Pillmore
Okita
Gutwsara
Chotton
Roses Bloom on First Winter Day in Nantucket
Nantucket reports its first winter day with bloom scattered as farmers plow fields and fishermen work. The town sits cut off by barriers amid clear skies and minimal snow, while residents note the upcoming Christian holiday in four days.
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Nantucket
Maas
Milaummor
Krent
Community extends help to Salvation Army drive
The Hutchinson Cowl company donated 12 bushels of potatoes to the Salvation Army for distribution to the city's needy. Grocers and others contribute, and the drive has raised about $2,000. Volunteers from the Business and Professional Women's Club and other groups aid in preparing baskets, with calls for more volunteers and donations to ensure a generous holiday distribution.
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Hutchinson Cowl Company
Salvation Arme
Baey Ilena
Salvation Army
Ain Uutamnobile
Taskela
Joan N Uar
Wervices
Comminsatan
Port Hive
Nepple
Delore
Iacuh Heonte
Insurance Firms to Leave a State in Mississippi Action
New York Dec 21 About thirty eight fire insurance companies are surrendering their Mississippi business, their aggregate policy coverage around 1.29 million dollars. The move follows state tax authorities' charges that they restricted rates, alleging collusion.
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York
Mlasissino
Monongahery Valley Chambers Organize Civic Group
At a Clarkeburg meeting representatives from the Pullmont Morzontown and Clarksburg chambers of commerce drafted plans for forming the Monongahery Valley Joy association to tackle mutual civic problems. Temporary officers named and committees appointed with a January 3 2931 meeting planned. Mannington and Graton invited to join. A new merchandise service will run daily from Pittsburgh to the Monongahela line with a 2:30 am departure from Brownsville. A Patmont Traffic Club meeting is slated and a monthly chamber letter is being prepared for members.
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Clarkeburg
Pullmont
Tammeree
Thomas B. Consell
W. Cole
CG. C. Robison
Guy Assure
Mnolog
Morgan Town
Dan Howard
Gustav ‘Thelin
O. © Wilt
Trattle
Gratehfield
Curriaburg
W. C. Cole
C. D. Thebes
CC. Rolston
GD. Theloer
Thomas D. Connell
Mannington
Gratoni
Nepston
Waldo
Commerce
Pittahirgh
Lake Erteron
Pittshurgh
Monongahela Road
Brawnaville
Tore
Patrmont
Xooma
Tin
Ping
Chamber of Commora
Connell
New Yorker to Talk to Supervisors on Opportunities and Plant Build
The New Yorker program aims to draw attendees with two prominent speakers at Wednesday’s session of the Industrial Supervisors group. Charles Ewing Zollare will speak on Present Day Opportunities, addressing key industrial questions and potential opportunities, while Fred T. Ley Co. manager will share the Hickmaniston mill project story and Virginia Metal Products plant site choice with construction challenges. Dinner served at 6:30. tickets and reservations requested.
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Lh YM
Charles Ewing Zollare
Business Training Corporation of
New York City
Rome
RON, Saith
Dietrice Manag
Fred T. Ley Co
Sprig— Fold
Mim
Trouble's Visits to This Town Are Wide Apart
Philadelphia dispatch reports unrest after a wave of attacks and robberies. Local men formed a Minute Men group and raised 1000 dollars to organize a police patrol, a first for the town, as residents seek to restore peace.
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Amsnemtea Crenes
Philadelphia
Dac
wBort
Washington
Sear Hari
Judge Showalter Takes the Oath of Office
Judge E M Showalter was sworn in yesterday as Judge of the Criminal Court of Mar Flem County for a four year term. The oath was administered by Judge Lowe, marking a ceremonial sign of continuity as the first regularly elected Criminal Court judge since the abolition of the old system.
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E. M. Showalter
Cosamlersion
Criminal Court
Mar Flem County
Sudza Scott D. Lowe
Incun Dent
Showalter
Judes
Tolar
Lowe
Cornwell
B. and O. Predict 800 Empties Tomorrow
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad expects about 800 empty cars to be cleared tomorrow in the Monempult division. Officials forecast totals around 809 empties as part of Wade nepdny's loading schedule.
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Lisartormoan
Woman Found Dead on the Sea Shore
A well dressed young woman about 20 was found dead on the sea shore with a bullet wound over the right eye. The coroner's inquest opened to determine her identity and whether she was murdered or a suicide or accident.
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Long Fuach
Fayette Firebug Used Oily Mops In Fayette
Uniontown December 21 fire damages reported as a Fayette and Westmoreland county fraud group carried out two month arson attempts. Fire discovered by a family preparing to retire. Residents armed themselves as a precaution hoping to catch the culprit. The New Salem plan mirrored earlier methods.
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Uniontown
Duga
Citteron
New Salem
Railroad shops burn at Etowah near Decatur
Fire destroyed the Etowah division shops of the Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, with all machinery reported lost. The blaze broke out early today, per a distant telephone report. Damage estimated unofficially as severe.
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Noville
Tenm
Foule Villa and Nashville Railroad
Etowah
St Snoveral
Onsen Olars
Committee Discusses Library Plan and Memorial Building in Fairmont
A largely attended meeting of county and Ely organization delegates in Fairmont reviewed tentative plans for a library and memorial building. A four member commission will be formed to pursue funding, with elected delegates to report back to their groups. The session debated location and scope, estimating needs around $100,000 plus associated costs. Mrs N C St Morrow and Mrs George DeBolt led, with Emory McKinnay and Dr Clause J Laymatt named to the new committee.
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Merttus
Fairmont
Li Court House
Oth
N.C. St. Morrow
George DeBolt
Emory McKinnay
Clause J. Laymatt
Inkereat
Commission of Ten
Texas
Jaxeera
Mra. N.C. R
Clearing The Way For New Tariff Bill
Washington reports House action on a tariff bill moving to the floor after a 206 to 76 vote to suspend calendar rules. The measure sets the stage for the Portney tariff bill to receive priority consideration in the near term.
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Washington
Wireless Amateurs To Span Continent Tonight
BRAINTREE MASS DOO 2l CARNUTIUAS from California to Massachusetts are to be relayed by ten amateur wireless operators across the continent tonight. Governor Coolidge authorized the relay and it will be addressed to Governor Stephens.
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Continent
Braintree
Mass
Doo
California
Masixchuaatts
Govardor Coolidge
Workers to Meet in Tabernacle Next Tuesday
The text reports a large gathering of workers planned for next Tuesday at the Tabernacle, with hundreds expected and speeches by Dr. R. T. Brown, William Arbor, and others. It notes a major organizing event for the project, with 3000+ audience anticipated, and references a campaign context and prayers.
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Per Geal
R. T. Brown
Chalruiun
Wiliam Arbor
Howard J. Tow
R. W. Howard
Grone Park
Broomfield
Sven Lug
Roy
Lyon
Peraona
Wages Cut Promised as Textile Employers Announce Reductions
The article reports textile industry leaders pledging wage cuts across the sector with a headline date noting reductions from 10 to 38 percent in the near future. It cites unions and employers planning a January 17 implementation and outlines anticipated furloughs for knitters, knitters helpers, and older workers alongside broader pay reductions.
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Sankttnatun
Awalluy Quilla
Wilow
Brinbels
Willow
Reneacen Tativas
Lnto
Epures Epicners
Swentar
Koil Fabrie
Commons Passes Home Rule Bill in Lords Debate
London December 2 The Irish home rule bill recently modified by the House of Lords was adopted by the House of Commons today. The measure now goes to the royal assent for signature and enactment.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Poindexter Urges Harding Plan For World Peace Association
Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington today urged the administration to advance a world peace association as part of a broader foreign policy plan. Governor E C Morrow of Kentucky, a vocal opponent of the Veracruz treaty, was named to a key position in the effort amid ongoing Senate discussions.
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Magn
Senate
Miles Peindexter
Washington
Wis Cating
Olmer Hug
World Peace Association
E. C. Morrow
Kentucky
Quiet Again In Mingo County Disturbance Report
Reports from Mingo County say calm returned after a weekend disturbance with no major developments. Authorities prepared to shelter workers and children in tent colonies along Tug River as safety measures were planned and executed.
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Mingo County
Prem Williambon
Neo
Werdking
Minora
Inwartants FEA Davin Attack Response Reported
The Associated Press reports from London that a county authorities accuse crown forces of burning a village during an early today action. casualties include Guése and Bhopa, with others wounded as a mob attacked police sacks. The incident allegedly involved a military unit securing a school and civilians amid rising tensions.
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Associated Pram
London
Theaerihe Association
Davin
Panieses
County
Crown
Ballinaleo
Deveny Case Heard In Local Court Involving Lodge Conflict
The Deveny case dominated a morning hearing in which T A Deveny is accused of hindering a temporary restraining order involving the Bika Lodge front and its operations. Attorneys Swarts and Show argued affidavits alleging interference with lodge activities and payments, while a judge postponed a final decision for about a week.
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Bika Lodge
sleo_ Monnet
Eny
Worpan
Rome
Swartshay
Deveny
Biltem
Wilts
Secretary Cold Arrives in B
Secretary Cold arrives in Bangor aboard the Florin from the United on a morning visit. The item notes the arrival and the official schedule ahead, mentioning the Secretary’s forthcoming meetings and the planned engagements.
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Secretary Cold
Aqacolniee Raat
Janeros Vetary
Unite
Florin
United
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