Palmer Coal Conference Calls New York Meeting
President Wilson and Attorney General Palmer organize a coal crisis briefing with mine operators exporters and manufacturers in New York to gauge shortages and plan possible government action. White House contemplates war powers and potential export embargo while prioritizing water and rail movements to New England and Illinois.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
Illinois
White Horse
Palmer Calls
Palmer
New York
Wilson
Department of Justice I
National Coal Association
New England Coal
Hampton Roads
Baltimore
Philadelpha
White House
Tilincia
Vermont
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
State Chamber of Commerce
Northwest
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Street Car Death Verdict Clears Crew in Washington
A coroner jury found William Exener, an inmate of the Soldiers Home, died in a street car accident near Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW Wednesday night. The motorman and conductor were exonerated, with testimony indicating Exener walked in front of the Capital Traction Street Car.
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William Exener
Soldiers Home
Sixth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Capital Traction Company
Wars Rage Under Versailles Peace and 4 Million Men Fight
Special Cable Dispatch to The Washington Post from Paris notes that in the second year of the Versailles peace seven wars rage across Europe the Near and Far East with about 4 million soldiers engaged. Ireland Jugoslovia Albania Poland Caucasus Syria and China are listed with troop counts and ongoing hostilities.
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Washington Post
Paris
Europe
Near
Far East
Ireland
Jugoslavia
Albania
Poland
Caucasus
Syria
China
U S Aid to Poland Debated Amid World War Era Split
Discussion on potential American help for Poland against Soviet forces weighs military options and legal limits. Prospects include sending troops or extending credits, with fears over treaty obligations, armistice status, and funding availability under wartime measures. Leaders consider leveraging allied strength and the league covenant.
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Poland
Great
Britain
France
Italy
The
League
Leaguer
United States
League Council
America
Rissa
Siberia
Archangel
Russia
Germany
Congress
Republic Chinese American Restaurant to close for remodeling
The Republic Chinese American Restaurant at 910 F St NW will close Monday July 26 1920 for remodeling and plans a reopening in the latter part of August. Watch the papers for the exact opening date.
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the Republic
F St
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Eavy
Was O DC
Navy Yard
Washington DC
Bureau of Supplies
Samuel
Metropolitan Polics Department
Brownlow
Charles W Kate
Princs Frederick Md
County Board of Educaton of
Calvert
Sadority Board of Education
Building Committee
George Do ‘Turner
Prince Frederick Md
Walter M Gleske
Gunther Bulding
Baltimore Md
Blorgf Durner
Buting
Vince Frederick
Prince Te Stayant
Negro confesses to seven murders including Roy Trapp case
Los Angeles July 23 Mose Gibson a negro sentenced to life has confessed to seven murders from Baton Rouge to Orange City Junction and Gramercy La and Wagoner Grady county La plus a 1910 watchman killing as federal agents seize $265 550 of liquor at Lang Ohio in a separate report from Toledo.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mose
Gibson Negro
Roy Trapp
I R Reavis
Baton Rouge
John C Cline
Los Angeles County
F J H Jackson
Santa Ana
Gibson
Fycob Erhardt
Sherif Jackson
San Quenti
Jackson
Fullerton Calfer
Jacob Erhardt Phoen
Ariz
Revis
Baton Route Junction
Orange City Junction
Gramercy St James Pariah
Wagoner Grindie County
Lowe
Lang, O
Toledo
Ohio
Lang Ohio
U S Jury to Quit Law Strikers
Ninety minutes after subpoenas were issued sixty railroad officers and union leaders were ordered to appear before a federal grand jury in Chicago as part of a probe into an unauthorized April walkout. The march involved youth labor concerns and an appeal to authorities over hiring practices for switchmen amid wage board rulings.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Federal Grand Jury
Charles B. Clyné
States
E Leroy Hume
John Grunau
Chicago Yardmenas Association
H E Reddin
United Enginement Association
Griman
Redding
Maclay i Hoyne
Labor board hears wage dispute from 70800 ex press workers
Raphers Wight of the rail labor organizations will submit the award to a referendum with results expected by early September. The railroad labor board today heard arguments from the American Railway Express Company in response to demands for higher wages and better conditions. Workers requested a $35 monthly raise. A decision is expected as soon as practicable after the hearing concludes, likely tomorrow.
Austria Violates Treaty Promise on Prisoner Exchange
Paria July 23 The allies say Austria’s pact with the bol sheviks to exchange prisoners requires strict neutrality in wars with the soviet including a ban on troop movements through Austrian soil The Vienna government will be warned that if it does not comply treaty credits and provisions will be withheld by the allies according to official circles.
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Paria
Alies
Austria
Austrian
Special notices and meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Saturday
A city employees association calls a special meeting at Odd Fellows Hall Washington next Saturday at 4 pm. Committee members Hurley Mahaney and Katz will discuss wage issues and present reports. Attendees urged. illness excuses not permitted except bed confinement.
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Doherty
C Adams
Frankln
City Employes Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hurley
Fae Ee Hocof Ming
Casey
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U. S
Kosta
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Yau Moai
Byron S. Adams
Eleventh St. N. W
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Negro
San Quentin
Rochesters
Henk
O’sullivan’s
Essex
Goodyear
Walkmore
Korry Krome
Kory
Capital Shoe Findings Co
F Street
N. W
Shubert-Garciek
Ao Wvance More Smiths Transfer & Storage Company
Wmocenn Fire Proof Burome
Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co
E Street N.W
U.S
Rail Brotherhoods
Railway Labor Boards
Teleg
Agara Falls
Washington
Cara and Gondos
Union Station
Suaqueheons
Buffalo
Harrisburg
Cenault
Pennsylvania
Tgepases Es Dyeneseneses Agagpe
Nelson Refrigerator Co
F St. NW
Franklin
Rhepowang Bios
Lengtys
H. C. Cragg Mfg
Wings
Ungerer Motor Co
Connecticut Avenue
Scripps-Booth
Scripps-Booth Sales Co
Conn
Ave. Fresk
R. K. Ferguson, Inc
Stil N.W. P. Rosina
13Th St. N. W
Hoffman Co
Ovka
Elk Grove
Golden & Company
Kuppenheimer
Eatate
Laidee Somaney
Palm Beach
Nint
Savings and Commercial
Manuel Kant
12Th
Kant
Hopkins
Spanish School of West Prefs
Spain
Cepitol
St. ‘Telephone
Mount ST. Joseph’s College
Kaverian Brothers
James
Carroll Station
Randolph-Macon Academy Military Training High Standards Academy
Charles L Melton
Boral
Pace Institute
Maia
Eagle Transfer Co., Inc
Upstone
Biz
Florida Ave
Sunday Post
Commissioners’ Notice Office OF the Commissioners OF
District of Columbia
District
Columbia
Permtel
Lolis Brownlow Charler Katz Commissioners
Atlantic City
N. J. Tennensen Ave
J Joyce
Wiltshire
Virginia Ave
Beach
Esmer Pina Samuel Ellis
Nicol
Continental
Tennessee
M Walsh Onoan
Kentucky
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Osborne
Pasific
Arkansas Aves
Boca “Area
Princess ‘Carolina
Atrel & Stone
Bookie
Auto Man
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Rosecrans
Grand Atlantic
Virginia
Landon Airdola
American Plan
Amar
Orp
Mount Vernon
Charles Macalester
Cunard
Globe
Army Company
14Th St. N.W
Blue Ridge
Mountains of Virginia
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Parcellville
Leesburg
Terminal 86Th
M Streste Northwest
Vies Miomt
Georgetown
Nodusy Nodirt
Washington & Old Dominion Railway
Senor
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