Agree to Discuss Hard Coal Issues
New York March 17 AP. Anthracite operators told miners a deflation in production cost is essential and wage readjustment is first to reduce consumer prices and stabilize the industry. A subcommittee of eight miners and operators will pursue wage talks as pressure for a broader contract grows and a potential general strike looms.
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Lewis Says Owners Refuse to Confer Threaten Strike
New York March 1 The refusal of coal operators to confer with the United Mine Workers on a wage agreement was announced by Secretary of Labor James Will force suspension of the bituminous mining industry on April 1 President John L. Lewis said the operators are responsible for any strike or suspension and that the refusal to meet is not honorable.
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Scranton
Thomas Kennedy
Tlaserton
C. J. Golden
Shamokin
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Philip Murray
S. D. Warriner
Philaliphia
W. W. Inglia
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Pottsville
W. L. Connell
Unitedline Workers
Samuel D. Warri
Poli Itex
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New York
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Indiana
Indiana Coal Operators Association
Indianapolis
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Illinois Coal Operators Association
Central Illinois Coal Operators Association
United Mina Workers of America
Lewis
Farrington
Illinois Miners
Davis
Bank of England Raises Dividend Rate to Six Percent
A New York report states the Bank of England increased its rate to 6 percent, signaling a return toward prewar normalcy. The semiannual 5 percent dividend had been standard since 1914, with the annual 12 percent dividend not paid since 1806. International bankers viewed the move as a positive surprise amid London links and a recent discount rate cut.
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Bank of England
Cablegram Td
Financial Agency
London
England
$13,000 Awarded for Finger Injury in Rail Crash
A New York supreme court jury granted $13,000 to Alma Webster Powell, former opera singer and pianist, in a suit against the New York Central Railroad for injuries from a July 2, 1920 crash near Millerton, NY. Her husband received $2,000 for medical costs and loss of services.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Alma Webster Powell
New York Central Railroad
Millerton
N. Y
A. Judson Powell
Powell
Cella F. Benellsha
Railroad
Watterson Funeral Arrangements Set for April 4
Jacksonville reports Col. Henry Watterson veteran journalist dies last December 22 in Louisville. Funeral at First Christian church Louisville on April 4 with interment in Cave Hill cemetery. Rev E L Powell to conduct service. Watterson body laid in Evergreen vault through winter.
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Fla
Henry Watterson
First Christian Church
Louisville
Cave Hill Cemetery
E. L. Powell
Col. Watterson
Evergreen Cemetery
Coal Parley Stalls Over Interstate Wage Talks 1922
Federal courts challenge the coal wage dispute under Sherman law while operators across Ohio Indiana Illinois and Pennsylvania weigh conference plans. Meetings were proposed for March 2 with state associations seeking a central conference and possible union involvement as talks on April 1 wage plans loom.
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Pittsburgh
Eastern Ohio Coal Operators Association
Central Ohio Coal Operators Association
Ohio
Western Maryland Workers Vote 9 to 1 for Mine Strike
Special to The Washington Post Cumberland MD March 17 the headquarters of district No 16 United Mine Workers announced local Georges Creek and upper Potomac district miners will quit April 1 if the national body strikes the vote 9 to 1 in favor has been taken under the basic agreement 90 day notice required but the union says the 90 day clause not binding due to operator nonperformance at Thomas WV 90 men induced to quit for Davis Coal and Coke Company after scab accusations women picket the mine stores at Henry Ben Bush Kempton discharged clerks
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Cumberland
United Mine Workers of America
Georges Creek
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Aeids
Aelda
Thomas W. Va
Upper Potomac
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Davis
Henry
Ben Bush
Kempton
Ford vows to keep Wall Street from Muscle Shoals power plan
Henry Ford declares he will use every resource to keep Wall Street influence off the Muscle Shoals waterpower project in Alabama. He condemns financiers, insists the power could lower industrial costs and raise living standards, and pledges to lease and operate the project only without Wall Street backing.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated Prese
Muscle Shoals
Henry Ford
Alabama
Ford
Wall [Street
Bar Schoolgirl Knickers Stir Atlantic City Ruling
Atlantic City reports faculty at a city high school declared knickers for girls taboo after Miss Grace Boyarlan’s appearance in green checked knickers and a fawn coat. The gesture sparked immediate demonstrations by other students.
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Atlantic City
Grace Boyarlan
Newfoundland Sells Bond Issue in Newfoundland Government Plans
The Newfoundland government announced a bond issue of 6 million dollars at 5 3/4 percent for 20 years, payable in New York at 98 7/68. The release details bank rediscounters and asset figures, including reserves, deposits, and liabilities, with notices of related financial items across U S and foreign banks.
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Newfoundland
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Senators Plan March 25 to Inspect Muscle Shoals Projects
Senators and House members move to inspect war initiated projects at Muscle Shoals and Gorgas Alabama. The group will depart March 25 after House approves a $2000 expense provision. Senate agriculture committee had set the date and the vote timing hinges on the Pacific treaty.
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Gorgas
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House
Senate Agriculture Committee
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