Garfield Resigns as Fuel Administrator in Coal Crisis
President Wilson accepts the resignation of Dr. Garfield as fuel administrator amid miner negotiations. Director General of Railroads Hines to act as administrator temporarily. White House cites lack of adequate support in coal talks and Garfield’s stance in Cabinet meeting as reasons.
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Why The Times Dominates News Sales In Twin Falls
In Twin Falls a chorus of twenty five Times newsies rents the streets daily, selling far more than rival papers. Officials note November street sales average 306 copies with a high of 449 and a low of 242, excluding subscribers and outside towns. The Times sells due to popular demand and savvy sales conduct by the newsies.
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Irregular Canal Election Sparks Admin Dispute
A canal election recount reveals 3039 unaccounted votes amid board intrigue. Officials cite discrepancies while deputy Jount Grea and Datweiler contest procedures and an alleged attempt to alter proceedings. The tally shows 6233 votes fewer than expected, prompting consternation and calls for clarity.
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Meeting Session Reports in Turmoil Today
Fragmentary notes indicate a large Felds meeting session occurred today with unclear details. The sparse text suggests participants discussed agenda items but no concrete outcomes or names are readable.
Fighting Reported Between Mexican Federals and Rebs
A Villista clash near Muzquiz and Palua involved about 500 Carranza troops. Early today fighting continued with reports of loot, disrupted communications, and uncertain details on local taxes and merchant cattle.
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Central Pennsylvania coal operators oppose plan for settlement
Coal operators in central Pennsylvania reject the proposed settlement plan for the coal strike. They say the agreement with United Mine Workers officials postpones the showdown and violates wage contracts, affecting 700 mines and about 60 million tons annually. They insist the issue will reemerge and the public remains vulnerable to further disruption.
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The Times as Prime Medium for National Advertising
The article argues that the national advertiser relies on the newspaper’s circulation and paid reach, noting The Times provides the strongest barometer of publishing power through its foreign and classified ads. It lists major national campaigns and brands, including U.S. Army, Goodyear, Camel cigarettes, Quaker Oats, and Prince Albert, among others, illustrating the newspaper’s pivotal role in national advertising campaigns anchored by strong circulation.
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Ogden Packing and Provision Company
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Mayr
Nature
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U. S. Navy
Swift and Company
Alberta Land
M. J. B. Coffee
Wrigley’s Gum
Mountain States Telephone Company
Haarlem Oil
Mazda
Tanlac
Keen Kutter Goods
Parker Dental System
Weyman
Irish resolution to fund consular pay sparks House debate
Washington observers report Irish partisan members urging a $14,000 appropriation to pay American consular officers in Ireland. Rep Mason argues for passage while Judge Gohatan says there are two governments in Ireland and England's rule amounts to tyranny under force akin to Wagland's earlier war pressures.
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Sugar price fix aims for uniform national rate
Washington delegates report the Senate erased by roll call a one year extension of the sugar equalization board. The measure, amended to abolish the zone price system, would require the board to set a uniform sugar price nationwide before Congress adjourns for Christmas. Senator McKellar sponsored the amendment.
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Profiteers Held Great Menace to Nation, Capper Says
Senator Capper of Kansas brands big business and coal operators as a greater menace than Bolsheviks radicals or enemies. He backs the Mes Aury sugar bill to curb hoarding and profiteering and criticizes the president for delaying actions urged by the sugar equalization board. He accuses operators of pocketing war profits while miners’ wages lag behind 1913 buying power and laments fuel oil profiteering and soaring prices.
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