Coal Operators Flag Failure to Get 20 Cent Cut
West Virginia coal operators urge railroads Norfolk and Western Chesapeake and Ohio to grant a 20 cent per ton freight cut for lake cargo lines. Pittsburgh and eastern Ohio districts already gain a 20 cent advantage. southern carriers fear loss of tonnage and demand parity with northern rates. A Washington meeting of shipper and railroad reps is planned to press for relief.
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West Virginia
Chesapeake
Ohio
Norfolk and Western
Louisville
Ohio River
Lake Aza
Gallroids
Roanoke
Fittsburgh
Interstate Commerce
Wee
Rensons
Fairroads
W. M. Wiley
Boone County Coal Corporation
Scholz
Charleston
Pittsburgh
Interstate Commerce Commision
Ten Linder
Rew
Focohontas
Francis
Chatman
Jame D. Francis
Huntington
Inisnet Cesk Coal Company
Washington
O. C. Dick
Dmson
Dickinson Fuel Company
R. C. Twey
Lonleville
Tway Coal and Coke Company
BR. B. Gros. Beaton
Mew Hiver Company
Mexomics
New York
Poeshon
Jas Puel Company
Willam Ritter
Red Jacket Consolidated Weat and and Coke Company
Col Wiley
Boone County
Oth
Col. Wiley
West Virginis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aney
Janey
Mttsburgh
Dow Volunterfly
Sippers
Unclear Note on Mamie Visit and Missing Event
Fragmentary quote records a remnant line about a visit to borrow aughr for Mamie and a referenced yesterday meeting that did not occur. The passage is garbled and lacks clear persons, places, or concrete actions to establish a full news item.
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Gira
Brown
Mamie
Water cut off endangers miners and towns
State health engineers say Castle Shannon and Mollenauer face dangerous water conditions after Pittsburgh Terminal Cost cuts the supply to striking miners. Residents rely on two unprotected springs and cisterns. boil-water advice issued as authorities seek restoration amid legal battles and ejectment petitions.
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Pittsburgh
Thej Tngineers
Bloilenauer
Dalted
Health Department
Humanity
Philip Murrey
Horace F. Baker
Terminal Corporation
Pittaburgi
State Superior Court
Baye
Penitentiary Legislation Targeting Catholic Textbooks
Imperial Wizard Hiram Wesley Evang of the Ku Klux Klan announced to a crowd at an armory that 45 textbooks used in Catholic high schools promote secularist principles and would be submitted to the New York legislature and Governor Smith for possible penitentiary penalties. He argued the books violate church and state separation and urged Catholics to study laws and vote accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Asser. Smith
Hiram Wesney Evang
Kan
Evang
Überty
Uberty
Tha Press
Lana Wberty
Evsna
Papal College
Altrea Smith
New York
Church of the
United States
Evans
Republic
Pola
Charles Lindbergh
Www. Po Fimbrunn
Fer
Congress
Zumbrunn
Seesinn
Zumbryann
Stan
Smath al Brilta
al Brilta
Zumtrum
Polls Testimony Divides Negro Democrats and Police
In a city election contest, eight to ten Black Democratic workers claim intimidation at polling places in Triangle precinct. Police deny a reign of terror, while witnesses describe gunfire and threats on election day and the seizure of precinct leaders, with officers testifying about their actions and observed incidents.
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Triangle
Trisugla
Robert A. Grawley
Alex Sudor
W. W. Wertz
P. Brightwell
Trine
Precinst
Fotere
PDL
Ea Grest
Prowse
Firat Dan Prowse
H. D. Rummel
Bega
Hawkshaw
Frank Williams
Walter Pettigrew
Neyo Democrat
Air Byrne
Mr. Rummel
Pettigrew
Frank Williama
Browne
Rapulo- Ucsa
John McEl
Jefferson
Thay
Jackson
Dave Silverman
Kanawha
Feok Garrett
Silverman
Butler
Ife
Garrett
Claud Baldwin
Charles Baldwin
Bob Brawley
Thie Morria
Hiw
Necmner
Morris
Bnat
Virginia
Frank Garret
William Elleard
Byrne
L. B. Warren
Eiaard
High
Mackaye and Kelly Deny Rumors of Farewell Party
In Los Angeles June 27 the trial heard claims of a secret farewell dinner for Dorothy Mackaye and Paul Kelly. Prosecutors pressed prison for Mackaye over Raymond death while Kelly faces manslaughter related sentence. defense calls the dinner a frame-up.
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Mackaye
Kelly
Los Angeles
Dorothy Mackaye
Sventheart
Paul Helly
State Today
Miss MacKaye
Ray Raymond
Caromedy Natur Ally
Kemp
Miss MacKaye II
Raymond
Mattess
Welly
Walter J. Gulliver
Love Spurned Man Ends Life After Jealous Rage
Bogalusa Louisiana June 27 A jealous man identified as J J Simmons 89 shot and killed his sweetheart Adele East 47 then wounded her daughter in a leg before stabbing himself. Mrs East died en route to hospital and Simmons died shortly after. The injured girl is expected to recover.
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Bogalusa
H. O. East
J. J. Simons
Pleasant Hill
Hero
Simmons
Adele East
Rerekuyiog
Tarnalng
Mrs. East
Planes on Both Sides of Pacific Near Nonstop Attempts
Army aviators Mait land and Hagenberg land base as aircraft on both sides of the Pacific prepare for possible nonstop flight attempts today. The effort aims to test endurance and navigation over long oceanic routes.
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Pacific
Pilots Ready to Launch Pacific Hop From Oakland
Milit ary planes and a civilian monoplane prepare at Oakland's airport for a non stop flight to Hawaii. Ernest Smith the pilot plans to depart after final tests while Richart Grace and Hegenberger are set to command the army craft piloted by Smith and navigated by Charles Carter. Weather and technical checks edge toward a dawn takeoff as Crissy Field crews ready fuel and equipment for the journey.
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Oakland
Cal
War Department
Washington
Maitland Aia Hegenberger
Honolua
Ernest Smith
Ie Inten
Honolulu
Saliand's
Pacific
Hawaiian ‘Islands
Bonoluid
Mans
Thi Nang
Richart
G Plana
Ernests. Smith
Charles H. Carter
Los Angeles
Secon
California
Grace
Crigey
Field
Smith Pisné
Mediens
Ics
Army Iterview
Army 400
Intermé
Puellug
Kens
Nech J. Boedecker
Wright Aeronautic Company
Paterson
N. J
Marke
Gead Eck
Pasrtek
Hieuteri
Buta Meltland
Hegenberger
Hawaii
Davison
Army
Peta
Patrien
Storms Over Atlantic Balk Byrd Flight Plans
Weather delays Byrd and crew as trans Atlantic expedition scopes a June departure. Winds and a low pressure trough block takeoff from Newfoundland while Commander Richard E Byrd remains at the hangar with the tri motored plane awaiting improved conditions. Porter Adams of the National Aeronautical Association notes the barrier will likely hold until weather improves.
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Roosevelt Yi
New York
America
Grand Banks
France
Richard E. Byrd
Byré
Foundland
New Foundland
Porter Adams
Natonal Aeronautical Association
Washington
Cn Plaine
Teau
South Carolina Guards Deployed After Beauford Indictments
Governor Richards orders three SC National Guard companies to quell unrest as Beaufort grand jury indicts seven Black men for the murder of rural officer E G Langford. In Hickory Grove near the state line a 200 mile search follows a white woman’s killing. a Black man is jailed.
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Golumbia
South Carolina’ National Guard
Court House
Hickory Grove
North Scrollns
Richards
Rock Hill
118Th Infantry
York County
Drew Condition Extremely Weak Amid Hospital Stay
Drew, the actor confined to a hospital here since Moy Hi with arthritis and rheumatic fever, was reported extremely weak today. His brain remains keen and physicians say his vitality is extraordinary despite relapses that would have proved fatal to many others.
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Drew
Moy Hi
Getor
Sas Francisco
Joehn
Rescue Couple Adrift In Boat on Great Salt Lake
Ogden Utah June 27 Mr and Mrs Louis C Juskota of Lakeside Utah drifted for ten hours on Great Salt Lake in a raft fashioned from a railroad car railing. A Southern Pacific crew rescued them and took them to Lakeside where they were treated for sunburn and dehydration.
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Geneva
Gischay
Togyo
Salo
Japan
Viscount Ishii
Ogden
Utah
Louis C. Juskota
Lakeside
Gunnison
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ford National Air Tour Completes First Leg In Buffalo
Fourteen planes from major builders took part as the Edsel B. Ford trophy event began in Buffalo New York. Eddie Stinson piloted a five passenger monoplane to the highest score while James G. Ray set the best Detroit to Buffalo time at 1 hour 48 minutes 50 seconds. The Navy transport plane carried officials William P. McCracken and Edward Warner as the fleet heads toward Geneva and Albany in the next leg.
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Buffalo
N. T
Municipal Atrield
Boring
Paris
Detroit
Stinson
Eddie Stinson
Hag
Meadurml Testa
Piccaten
James G. Ray
Hagia Rock
Floyd P. Clevenger
Navy
William P. Mc¢ratken
Commerce
Edward Warner
Pintie
Geneva
Millen
Thinetty
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Willie Willis
Robert Quillen
Putliahers Syndicate
England
Gibson
Tugh 5
Gion
Oval
Pennsylvania State Department
Tors
Britain
Iehil
M. Briand
PAX
Tri- Partite Naval Conference
Great Britain
Ishil
Gibson Geneva
Catholic Books
Floyd Jefferson
Fry
Wller
WB. R. Byrne Esa
Ferman Tarks
Hubby
Mac- Hapée
de. Sullivan
Mthough
Minn MacKaye
Airs
Ben Wilson
Triad
Charles Burnett
Peters
Tri
Hollywood
Misa MacKaye
Jerry Geisler
Miles MaceKaye
Gatrex
San Francisco
Maitland and
Hagenbergland
Rnys
Albert F. Hagenberger
Eft
Lester Maitland
Smith
Richard Grace Wii
Atlantic
Byrd
Rogers
Wilma
Beverly
Golawyn
Sami
Will Rogers
B.S
Bynn
Carolina Troops
National Guard
South Carolina
Adriet
Buffalo Field
New York Field
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