Government aid in coal crisis being prepared
Swampscott Massachusetts August 25 United States government will use all powers to keep coal flowing amid a possible strike. President Coolidge backs potential mine seizure if needed while urging cooperatives and public fuel yards. Hoover and Sargent study limits. three month stock already mined and fair interstate distribution planned.
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Swampscott
Mass
United States
Coolidge
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Sargent
Massachusetts
Hammond
Interstate Commerce Commission
Conlidge
Hylan Letter Attacks Smith and Tammany in NY Race
New York Aug 26 AP Hylan released a letter denouncing Tammany Hall and naming Governor Smith while attacking Senator James Walker as his rival for the Democratic mayoralty nomination. Former Governor Sulzer praised Hylan as honest and capable. Republicans plan a business versus political campaign with Waterman Butler and ex governors aiding in Brooklyn actions.
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New York
Hylan
Tammany Hall
Smith
Janes J. Walker
United States
Royal Copeland
William Sulzer
Sulzer
Mr Suers
Charles F Murphy
Tammany
Frank D. Waterman
Waterman
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Brooklyn
Charles Whitman
Charley E. Hughes
Nathan DL. Miller
Child Killed as Landlords Face Suits in Two Claims
In Bridgeport courts, Clara Schietmeer and Mrs Catharine Schietinger sue for damages totaling 30,090 after a tenement back porch railing collapse and a bedroom floor hole on Wilson Street. The children died from injuries. claims allege landlord negligence and previous knowledge of hazards. Deputy Coroner Steven Teny recently ruled the death accidental.
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Bridgeport
Piper
Clara Schietmeer
Hmloth
Wilson Street
Mary
Kaplan Completes Training Grind Before Waterbury Bout
Meriden Aug 25 AP Louis Kid Kaplan featherweight champion ended his long training grind this afternoon and awaits his title defense against Babe Herman at Waterbury Thursday evening. A short workout is planned tomorrow or he may skip gloves until entering the ring. Kaplan hovered near 126 pounds after shedding weight without weakening, boxing three rounds with Tracey Ferguson and three with Noah Kaplan, plus standard work on the sand, bags and rope.
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Meriden
Louis 'Kid) Kaplan
Babe Herman
Waterbury
Tracey Ferguson
Noah
Referee Attacks City Prosecutor in Bankrupt Case
Referee John Keogh condemned city court procedures in the Samuel Klahr bankruptcy dispute. The matter involves Samuel Klahr and his brother William, with claims of concealment of goods and disputed partnership status. Attacked by counsel for Samuel, the case touches a proposed trustee appointment and conflicts raised in related synagogue discussions.
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Klahr
Kahr
John Keogh
Bridgeport
Keogh
Thomas
Edwin Thomas
Federal Court For
District of Connecticut
Lawrence Finklestone
Wiliam Klatt
Samuel
Finkelstone
Glass Company 9
Frederick Morgan
William
Sla4s
Samuela
Goldberg
James Leon
Harry J Platt
Joseph Huber
Jacob Klein
Morgan
Samuel Klabr
Klahe
Inspector found no weakness in Mackinac boiler during April checks
Providence R I Rue reports John Egan assistant boiler inspector in the federal service at New York testified that the Mackinac boilers showed no signs of weakness or deterioration when inspected in April. He noted only minor repairs, the hull thickness at the rupture site was one sixteenth inch. Welders’ affidavits alleging dangerous condition prompted hearings before William R Snyder. Relief fund for victims' families stood at 23547 dollars.
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Providence
R. Y Rue
John Egan
Federal Service
New York
Newport Harbor
William R. Snyder
Department of Commerce
Hoover
State Attorney General's Department
Egan
Mackinac
Teatiny
Fund For Relief of Victims
Arctic Travel Speedup Reported By National Geographic
The National Geographic Society reports that under Commander Richard E Byrd and the Macmillan Arctic expedition Arctic travel rose about 7,900 percent based on radio dispatches. Planes crossed Ellesmere Island in a week, and a Greely camp memorial tablet was placed after a rapid run from Etah. Navy planes covered 200 miles in under three hours with good conditions.
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Washington
Richard BE. Byrd
National Geographic Society
Cape Thomas Hubbard
Etah
Society
Macmillan
Seloss
Ellesmere Island
Greely
Arctic
Cape Satine
Smith Sound
Dr Hayes
Greel
Ven Dyk Teas and Cof fees best teas and coffees sold
A fragmented notice-like item claims Ven Dyk Teas and Cof fees are the best and notes a 23 pound quantity of Quali-Te. The passage presents marketing style language about product quality and exclusive selling, with unclear attribution.
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Boston
Long Island
Rose
Mae
Bonriess
Grase Meadowbrook Creamery
Virginia
Butterfly Fairy
Otatoes
California
India
Ceylon
Arthur Rome Bros
Fairfield Ave
OPP. Telephone CO
Has and
Corkee
Ular
Tandy Ceylon & Orangh
Sfops
Grandad
Universal
Columbia
Ballantine Biltser Gesundhelt Biliven
Ras
Bort Head
Buckeye
Tyon
Federal
No Cook
Ballantine Ark
Bee Brand
Traction Alliance
Tenty
Stevenain
Schietinger
Kaplan
Melilla
Alhucemay
Alhucemas
Afonso XI
Abd-el-Krims
Ajdir
Mackinag
Explorer
Duchess Catlee
Duchess
van Pyk
A and Duchess
Japan
van Dyk
Renee van Dyk
James van
Corner Elm St
Florida
Glenwood
Cc. A. Benson
C. W. Carlson
Ofarm Tomato
Davey Brothers, Inc
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
Bridgeport Public Market Grocery & Delicatessen Stores
Jean
Lowney
Powhatan
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