No General Strike Planned by Miners Head
Cleveland Aug 15 An Associated Press report says United Mine Workers leaders concluded talks and left to different states after proposing no general work suspension. President John J Lewis said adjustments can occur without public inconvenience, while locals may strike sporadically as the plan unfolds.
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Cleveland
Associated Preas
United Milne Workers of America
John J. Lewis
Rete
Pennay tvAnia
Takes Up Coal Problem Today
E C Graham chairman of the canal committee says the state meeting will be held at 19 Velock this morning in the Board of Trade room. The task is to learn how much coal the city needs, what arrangements large consumers and retailers have made for a steady supply this winter, and what chance a community action will have to ensure delivery.
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E. C.graham
Board of Trade
Battle Belongs to Poles After Warsaw Defeat Turned Mobility
Alignment of Forces on the Warsaw front describes a decisive Polish victory near Warsaw. Poles exploit Russian lines with rapid advances from Ivaniward and Lukow, capturing Siedlce and threatening Brest-Litovsk. Russian retreat tightens as Polish forces surround Malkin, while the right flank shifts toward Lublin and Wlodawa.
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Warsaw
Min-Chief
Napoleon
Ivaniordd
Cuttinatt
Biedice
Graudenz
Thorn
Vistula
Wieclawek
Plonsk
Nagicisk
Ehorthward
Iechanow
Mlawa
Soldau
Sereck
Narew
Pultusk
Bug
Fslana
Ivangorod-Lublin
Nowo Minsk
Kalustyn
Panessetor
Malkin
Siedice
Lukow
Sledzce
Wrodawa
Lublin
Wloodawa
Brest- Litovsk
Lemberg
Temaina
Cox accuses Republicans of blocking cold storage bill
Gov. Cox, Democratic candidate, in South Bend pledged federal control of cold storage and blamed Republican leaders for keeping the bill in committee. He urged a quick House action, hinted at a March special session, and called for repealing war taxes early in March 1921. He argued state laws fail to curb storage abuses and pressed for federal regulation to stop price manipulation by packers and grain interests. The woolen industry was said to be under trust control as mills faced shutdowns despite demand.
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South Bend
Ind
Associated Press
Gov. Cox
Colgens
Kenyon
Jack Robinson
Congress
Congress Near March, If Elected, Was Indicated By Gov. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Discussing Paper Shortage and Government Intervention
Olga discusses the paper supply crisis and criticizes price manipulation by publishers. Cox argues sugar prices could drop if the government controlled stock to ease public sentiment. He says government should run only where supersession protects welfare and essential intervention is needed to ensure supply. Gov Cun speaks at Columbus with engagements planned for Saturday at Gervilis and Cantar.
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Gay
Cox
Cun
Columbus
Gervilis
Cantar Thiet
Kilby to Consider Extra Session in Alabama
Gov Kilby may call an extra legislative session in Alabama as he weighs state needs and political factors. Officials in Montgomery and Washington discuss timing, with education and budget issues likely on the agenda if summoned.
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Kilby
Alabama
Alabama Governor Delays Verdict on Extra Session
The Alabama governor stated today he would not consider calling an extra session to grant suffrage measures until he returns to the state early next week. He said he would think on the matter then but could not commit to any plan at this time.
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Alabama
Suffrage Demonstration for Mrs Catt Planned
New York August 18 The American Woman Suffrage Association announced plans for a celebration on the return of its president Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt from Nashville after ratification of the nineteenth amendment by the thirty sixth state She will be met at Pennsylvania Station by suffragists from New York and neighboring states and escorted to national headquarters for a reception before her arrival was confirmed by telegram to rectify headquarters
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New York
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Plana
Premiqe Dent
Carrie Chapman Catt
Nashville
Pennsylvania
Ing
Men Adrift On Seaweed After Fog Separation Off New York
In August a fog disconnected French fishermen from their vessel the Giycime, leaving Thomas Constant and Raphael Gogery adrift in an open dory for twelve days. They were rescued by the American steamer Mazama from London, with four engine room crew members aboard to aid. Police removed the rescued mariners and the ship crew for questioning.
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New York
Sia
Mareama
London
Thomas Constant
Raphael Gogery
Giycime
St. Servan
France
Mazama
Indarona
Tay
Bam
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Graham
Warsaw Front
Washington Railway and Electric Company
Capital Traction Company
Frowi
Washington Post
Mount Vernon
Emmet C. Davison
William R. Baum
R. G. Donaldson and
C. ©. Tucker
R. Golden Donaldson
William Muehleisen
William H. Johnston
Crisco Perio
Whitehouse
Davis
Ritter
Campbell's Pork & Beens
Pork & Beans
Hetix Saked
Banlan
Bass Island
Comeore
Holland Belle Patent
Sie
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Olga
Adon
Barry
England
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