Coal exports feared to hurt domestic mines says expert
A 1920 analysis argues export curbs may worsen mining conditions as railroads lack cars and transport. It notes American coal output around 1.65 million tons daily while 1918 figures were higher, blaming rail logistics for reduced production and questioning the benefit of halting exports to ease domestic shortages.
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St Washington
Gall
Ming Dons Tc
Geological Survey
Khaul
Oil crown race to control world trade discussed
A debate on global fuel supremacy features A C Bedford of Standard Oil arguing the oil coin controls world trade while Auckland Geddes, Britain’s new ambassador, argues Britain plays a small role and warns against monopolistic control. The discussion notes seventy percent of something unnamed and urges fair competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Great Britain
Essure
A.C. Bedford
Standard Oil
San Francisco
Auckland Geddes
Pila
New York
Atention
Oil field power shift and rain soaked reflections
A fragmentary column discusses who will control future oil fields as the US dominance wanes, pondering undeveloped reserves and global shifts. The piece shifts to a domestic vignette describing Pegsy the chipmunk and a rainstorm, noting rain’s reduced but soothing chorus on leaves and the public’s response to the weather.
European Danube commission and political commentary
The column discusses the Danube commission's historic role post Paris treaty, its powers, and independence from local politics. It weighs potential effects on the Straits governance and cautions against political opposition. It also includes remarks on Vice President Marshall and labor issues, with critiques of industrial relations enforcement and railroad policy.
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HE Et Xian
al Empunlette
Allied Commission
Turkey
Constantinople
Dardenelles
European Danube Commission
Russa
Racictiavigion
Gerous
Straits
Intentinal
Vole's Status Reflects War Era Censorship Tone
A clipped wartime note comments on vigilance and loyalty, stressing not aiding the enemy and avoiding favors to adversaries. The terse remark highlights public concern over espionage and maintaining national unity during tense times.
The Sugar Situation Narrated In Arambling Column
A fragmented column laments rising sugar costs and rationing. It riffs on yesterday’s grocery prices at Stevensons, wedding customs in Alabama, unrefined sugar, popcorn memory, and a passerby disdain for butter excess. The piece blends personal anecdotes with sharp social commentary on economic hardship and household thrift.
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Stevensons
New Orleans
Jand
Last of Serial and Local News From Farmington
From Toledo Bernard Hagerty travels with Carl Heatty of Fairmont to test a new Overland motor. Elizabeth Vargo daughter of Mr and Mrs John Vargo is hospitalized with measles. The Lyric shows The Visible Hand with Antonin Moreno plus the feature. Leonard Conaway begins clerking in Squire Toothman hardware store, noted as the smallest clerk in town. Mrs Lulu Shucks aged 52 dies after a tuberculosis illness. funeral held Monday.
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Toledo
Bernard Hagerty
Retro
Ohio
Carl Heatty
Fairmont
Overland
Mr. Beatty
Elizabeth Vargo
John Vargo
West Farmington
Antonin Moreno
Leonard Conaway
Squire Toothman
Lir
Conaway
Visiting Here From Train Schedules And Travelers
The region records a stream of visitors with train numbers and arrival times. Mr and Mrs L L Rinehart of Whitely Pa visit, Mr H M Williamson of 7392 Tm shows, Miss Muriel Osborne and Mrs Walter Shingleton noted among those traveling to Wheeling, with various trains listed in the afternoon and evening schedule.
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Fiage
Wheeling
H. M. Wilamson
Graton
L. L. Rinehart
Whitely
Olloa
Tre
J. A. Reese
Muriel Osborne
Wgntton
Walter ‘Shingleton
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Geers Vicytols Boling
Adams
Quincy
Wubsel
Sidney W. Weight
AL Garret
Chrealat
Mio Avom Agency
MD Advertising Represent
Ative
Cox
Parmont
Mal Cash
Abc Ee Mae
Noah
Mfc
Oddrem
Old Ax
Tennyson
Americas
Dnl
Geddes
America
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Calvin Coolidge
Marshall
Roosevelt
Senate
Alexander Howatt
American Federation ‘of Labor
Kanag
George Cushing
American ‘Wholesale Coal Association
City Club of Washington
Brother Bryan
California
Seaman
Singh
Searce
Palmer
Agre Oing
the University
Hes
West Virginia
Mapee
Japan
Washington, D. C
Agirnto
Farmington
Band O
Railroad
Courtneys’ Store
Main St
Niagara
Truthft
Courtneys
C Super Electric
Masonic Temple
Jefferson St
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