Mine Operators Reject Iowa Miners Offer
Centerville August 9 In a conference with International News Service and state miners officials United Mine Workers spokesman W J Hardie said Iowa miners will not accept the $5 daily wage and will stay aligned with the $7 50 scale of the Jacksonville agreement until a new agreement is signed The operators insist on reopening under the wartime $5 daily scale claiming it will restore production and prevent loss of tonnage from nonunion fields.
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Centerville
INS
International News Service
W. J. Hardie
Boone
Iowa
United Mine Workers of America
Hardie
Joe Morris
Jacksonville
United Mine Workers
Morris
George M. Heaps
Mine Operators Association
Kentucky
West Virginia
Heaps
Rockford Man to Reclaim Stolen Chevrolet in City
Police report confirm the Chevrolet coupe with Illinois license abandoned on Park Avenue east near the courthouse last Friday is the stolen car recovered today from Rockford. William E. Griggs, whose address was on the car’s envelope of abstracts of deeds, plans to claim the vehicle Friday or Saturday after a long-distance call. A second Chevrolet coach owned by Edwin Scholl was stolen from Park Avenue on the same day. Police believe the thief swapped cars.
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Park Avenue
Rockford
William Be.griggs
Griggs
Edwin Scholl
Radio Programs Tonight Busy With Orchestras and Opera
Central time radio slate highlights WGES grand opera echoes and WBBM string trio tonight. WERN offers classical at seven, WGN features baritone at eight fifteen, WOW oldtime music at nine, plus piano accordion on KFNF at seven. Markets and baseball listings follow.
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WMMB
WDAF
WGN
WOW
KFNF
Gerald Huff
WWJ
WMAQ
Ema
WLS
WSAI
ROT
WEAF
WSAT
Wuz
KDKA
KYW
WLW
TPF
WGY
WEAP
WOC
WCCO
WJZ
la. P. M
U. of Chicago
Ats
WEBH
WRG
WCAE
KSD
WHAS
WSM
Ws5b
WMC
WGR
WBBM
Koil
WEAI
Koi
Webe
WBZ
KDEA
Wir
WIZ
United States
WORD
WHO
KTHS
WRC
WSATI
WOATI
WHBM
Fr. M
WDAP
Lions Trio
Eczema healed using Cuticura products
A Kalamazoo woman recalls childhood eczema with itching and discomfort. After trying other remedies, she reports full healing following five cakes of Cuticura Soap and three boxes of Cuticura Ointment, and recommends Cuticura for daily use.
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Avis Holmes
Rt. 10
Kalamazoo
Mich
Posse chases man who killed officer in North Carolina
Several hundred officers and civilians scour a wooded section near Wilson, North Carolina for Eugene Mason, accused of shooting and killing Officer Joe Ellis and likely fatally wounding Officer Luther Barnes. Barnes reported being shot through the chest and believes he wounded Mason when they answered a call to Mason’s home.
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Wilson
N. C
INS
Eugene Mason
Joe Ellis
Luther Barnes
Mason
Barnes
Liquor Violations Lead to Bond and Fines in Court
Police court hearings reveal unusual liquor cases. Frank Kingkade, on $1,000 bond, admitted stashing liquor roadside and guiding patrons to it. Maud Reed received a $100 fine for manufacturing and dispensing liquor, with her fine suspended on good behavior, while she denied monetary receipts.
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Ames
INS
Frank Kingkade
Liberty
J. H. Judge
Maud Reed
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