Some Press Comments on the Anthracite Coal Strike Conference
A compilation of editorial reactions from New York and Philadelphia papers on President Roosevelt's coal strike conference. Commentators weigh the administration’s arbitration offer, the miners and operators positions, and the potential use of federal or state power to end disruptions affecting the public welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipetmart
Wilienees
Provident
Mitchell
Concom
Barr
Traneylvenia
Rueraw
Tetera Troocon
Reet
Ainen
New York
New York Triban
Hoosevelt
Chicago
Noorevelt
Roosevelt
United States
Tns
Mitchett
Pehrayteaia
Eliler
Lebor
Court of Common Peas of Retriet Bn
Yatbon
Common Pleas
Ieee
Wall Street, Journal
Couramales
Bacr
Pas
Wgaiust
Baer
Goltug
William M. ‘Tyntad
Tpeintatt Enquirer
Antimserie Coal Tela
Thic
Clearaater
Wintom
Oné Mart
Goa
Philadelphia Inquirer
Pennsylvands
Pennsylvania
Purnaylvania
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief in Old Ads
An 19th century advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as the world’s only remedy beyond surgery. It claims rapid reduction of hemorrhoid swelling, elimination of pain, and a radical cure through a medicated paste, urging readers to send a payment and address for a pamphlet.
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Giles
Hen
Phuelie
United States
Caroés
Sthondt
Gold Bricks in U S Army Office Exchange Scheme
A New York Post report reveals a scheme at a U S Army office in Wall Street exchanging gold bars for cash and bullion pieces. It notes two sizes, $100 and $150 bars, with value variations up to $20, and mentions high volumes on peak days in earlier years.
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New York
United States Army
Wall Street
Uncle
Europe
Gesxay
Uncle Sam
le Dows
Darth
Seweier
Gold Bullion Bargain Sparks Assay Office Exchange
The scene centers on a buyer named Punker and Vocle Sam offering near 310000 in gold bullion with variable bar sizes and odd cents. Cashiers at the assay office adjust the final value to certificates while the recipient signs for delivery, then proceeds to the Treasury to finalize payment. The reminiscences of veterans and theater anecdotes follow, recounting early touring days and actor Gilbert.
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Punker
Sam
Che
Evb Treasury
Mr. Jefferson
Ry. G
Gilbert
Augustin Dissy
Antior Mra Sill
England
Gibert
Ghvert
Btoddard
Negro vaudeville star dazzles with sleight of hand act
A mixed crowd enjoyed a Crawford show filled with music and jokes. The Great Black Carus, Ed Johnson of Topeka, showcased tricks including a five-ring routine and a bottle act. Johnson, about 36 but appearing younger, led the company with help from his wife Midget Price. The program featured a gyrating waterbury routine and other comic acts amid lively audience response.
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the Crawford
Goon In
Dixie
Waterbury
Adolph Zimmerman
Darkey Pictures
Jodie
Ed Johnson
Topeks
Aml
Exea
Margicien
Pitt
Jabkison
LM. Crawson
Williams and Walkerstow
Neljwn
WAC
Australia
M. B. Cure
Johnson
Chars
Johneon Sage
Topeka
Johneon
Walters Scenic Sensation Al Millionaire Tramp at His Peak
Wednesday night spectacle features Walters latest dramatic sensation Al Millionaire Tramp. Tickets go on sale with prices 1 and 300. Seate selling.
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Walters
Whist Club Opens Season With Practice Games
Topeka Whist Club members meet at the old rooms to plan the season. A short north and south practice game was played, with enough players present to form mix tables. Scores show North and South pairs Watt with Ryder and Scott with Kennedy, while East and West teams Kendall with Tatlaferro and Loren with Robbins posted averages.
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Topeka
Hehl
Art Srronmemerits Mace
Mondey
Denis Wher
Watt
Ryder
Scott
Kennedy
Faucher
Marshall
Gunn
Herbst
Copeland
Koons
Shakeshaft
Ashby
East
Witst
Kendall
Tatlaferro
Loren
Robbins
Thrapp
Green’ Weat
Penneka
Thimble Party for Orphan Home Planned at Orphanedone
A thimble party will be held Friday afternoon at the Orphanedone to aid Ettle orphans. Friends of the horse are invited to bring thimbles needles and sew for the children. Items of reasonable value for boys or girls may be provided on request. Mrs Georg Clark chairwoman of the committee.
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Orphan's
Tring
Georg Clark
Chintran
Do You Eat Heartily or Suffer Digestive Discomfort
An ad urges readers to take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters before meals to prevent nausea belching heartburn and headaches. It claims the tonic tones the stomach stimulates digestion and prevents chronic dyspepsia, promising noticeable improvement with use.
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Chicano Chronicle
Milnere Nitien
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tereattur
John
Rooevelt
Stez
Indianasysis
Carmater
New York Evening Post
Roopevelt
Irving
Aevania
White House
New York American
Fenald
Tim
Theodore “Foote
Nate Trought
Republic
United People
Wa Gilmore
Ite
Fathi Nies
Ate
Previtent
Ben Art
Pennsylvasie
Guandarmen
J. R. Mgkeever House Furnishing CO
The
Saving Society
Kansas Avenue
J. R. McKeever House Furnishing Co
Iesrsu
Edinburgh
Scotland
Peonie
B.heard
Critt
Ter
Prince's Theater
Inter-Creati
Tae
Coop Te
Tid
Als
Gion
New Crawford Theater
Joseph Acthure
Lost River
Kornes
Harry Heresford
Mr. Wright
Phirom
Hostetter
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