Warriner Seeks to Avert Suspension in Coal Talks
Samuel D. Warriner, chairman of the Anthracite Operators Conference, urged that negotiations resume to avoid production stoppage. He disputed John L. Lewis’s claim that operators refuse concessions and questioned allegations about corrupt arbitrators. The dispute followed the Atlantic City breakdown with new operator discussions in progress.
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Philadelphia
Samuel D. Warriner
Anthracite Operators Conference
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Warriner
Lewis
Scranton
Mr. Warriner
Mozart Died of Malignant Typhoid and Buried in Common Grave
The article notes Mozart died from malignant typhoid. His funeral was outdoors for the poor, with austere arrangements. He was buried in a common pauper’s grave, later marked by a monument on the probable site in Vienna.
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Mozart
Vienna
Thomasville Fans Expect Closer Contests In Ball Game
Thomasville shows strong hitting with fifteen hits and a team batting .405 as Lefty Willis earns praise from locals. Mark Humphrey likely to start for the locals in today’s game against Tate Georgia, Montgomery, and Tech Stars also noted.
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Thomasville
Mark Humphrey
Mark
Joe Jackson
Moultrie
TECH
Tata
Montgomery
Tate
Willig
Alabama
Class One Railroads Report Higher Six Month Earnings
Washington reports net operating income for six months totaling 487,668,257 dollars up from 392,355,622 a year earlier. The railroads show a 4.26 percent annual return on property versus 4.12 percent last year amid higher revenues and lower expenses. Twenty three lines operated at a loss in the first half of 1925, with Southern district carriers totaling 75,124,438 dollars in net income versus 68,215,085 previously.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Railroad Economics
Bureau
For Rent Eight room two story house on Monroe Street
Notice advertises an eight room two story house on Monroe Street two blocks from the court house for immediate possession at thirty dollars per month. Contact Lee ER Kelly at phone 12.
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Monroe St
Court House
Lee ER. Kelly
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Hunter
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New York
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Red Circle
Thea
Peter Sayer
T. A. Futch
Mr. Will's
Lefty Willis
Lefty “Willis
Tallahassee
Tate, Georgia
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Western Union
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South Love Street
South
Hansell Street
W. B. Seymour
Lake City
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W. L. Ball
Ashbin and Fischer
J. O. Baxley
Will Ivey’s Market
J. Ruth Montgomery
Empire Furnitu Store
Sten¢ Rapher
Wo “B. A. C.” Care Times
Enterpri
Rhode Island
Thomasville Hatchery
S. Broad St
Furnsieu
Jarvis B. Watkins
Joe Goldberg
Times-Enterprise
H. Gestein
Dougherty
Baker Counties
R. R. Station
Ashburn and
Fischer
South Georgia Development Co
North Broad St
J. B. Howards
Lee E. Kelly
Ramsey
Jacksonville
Dothan
Lane & Service Station
Lawhead & Rackley
Optometrists
Canaries
W. A. Lindsey
Gordon, Ave
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Lester Wyche
Leve and
Jackson
Sele
Dawson Street
H. P. Cone
Washington and
Love Streets
Washington Street
Jemison
Shumate
East Clay Street
Dekle Investment Company
Tampa
Florida
Pat Smith
C.D.D
Kirby Planing Mill Co
Boston, Ga
Rogers Store
Swift's Compound
Maxwell House
Geneva
Earth
del Monte Brand
Ashburn Creamery
Cherry Grove Brand
Rogers Od
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