Riot Threatens As Coal Miners Form New Union
A Pittsburgh convention of insurgent coal miners concluded with plans to form a new union to replace the United Mine Workers. Officers of the National Mineral Arrangements Committee were announced, with a full slate to be named tomorrow. Police dispersed the gathering after arrests related to clashes near East Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
East
Tne
Sune Tny
United Mine Workers of America
Patrick Toohey
John J. Watt
United Mine Works Om
Neols
Yeater
Aay
John L. Lewis
Newa
Joadom
Pat Toohey
Coal Digent
National Mineral Convention Ar
Save the Union Committee
Peter P. Walad
India
Insha
John N. Orie
Yankee Fliers Return From Greenland Expedition
George Hanwell Parker Cramer and two scholars arrived at Cloddbank Greenland in an ice wrecked journey from dimiutak. On Fulton they sailed to Fakimo Avigut to catch a Denmark steamer while Hassell gave an interview about their perilous ascent down the ice edge and near starvation.
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Copenmagen
George Hanwell
Parker Cramer
Creeter Rockford
William H. Hobbs
Cloddbank
Greenland
Mother Bort
Dimiutak
Pulton
Avigut
Ney
Denmark
Fulton
Hassell
Vafter
Bukkentoppen
Howard
Willie Wiclis Uy w OBert Quillen Teechin Chick Ena to Sly
Fragmentary OCR text shows a distorted dialogue. It references Willie, Robert Quillen, teaching a chick, and a sly remark. The readable bits point to a local or satirical piece with persons Willie and Quillen. No clear event, date, or organization is established in the legible lines.
Convicts Attempt Prison Break Ends in Bloodshed
In Baton Rouge a prisoner revolt erupted at the state prison camp as two ringleaders led a group firing on guards and fleeing toward the river. Several convicts were killed or wounded, and others surrendered or escaped in a chaotic gun battle that extended from the yard into the Mississippi River.
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Baton Rouge
Dhorty
Misalasipp
Cleveland Owen
Unt
Nis
New Orleans
Stephen J. Beck
Jin Heard
Owen
Beck
Thia
Arnold David
Con Vict Trunty
Arthur Kiehena
CL Bigginbather
Frank Peppies
Earl Bwannon
Lawrence Collier
Wilestera Edenhorn
Owens
John Singleton
Germans Say Briand Deal to Locarno Pact Death Blow
Berlin reports say Briand in Geneva dealt a death blow to Franco German reconciliation as Locarno’s promise faded. German officials condemn Briand as cynical and aggressive while fearing renewed anti peace sentiment and a harder line against disarmament.
Hoover Studies Vote by States in 1928 Preview
President hopeful Hoover reviews political conditions in Montana Massachusetts and Wisconsin as he tightens plans for Newark speech. Reports from Lenroot Liggett Prescott Richardson stress organizational work needed to mobilize Republican support in key states. Meanwhile Earl Rowland wins the New York to Los Angeles air derby leading Class A.
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Karl Rowland
Wichita
Kas
Rowand
Mines Piel
Los Angeles
Tute Western
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Hla Newark
Montana
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Theas
Irvine I. Lenroot
Hoover-Curtin Committee
Hoover
Liggett Sait
Earl Rowland
Kans
Mines Field
New York
Rewlene
Rowlaird
Robert Dake
Pittsburgh
Rowlane
E. Baltough
Chicago
Charles Dickenson
el Paso
Texas
Ballough
Oklahoma City
Leraer
John H. Wood
Wausn
Wis
Uhird
Maye
Tucson
Allz
Fort Worth
Nouthern Oxiahoma
Hig
Robert Cantwell
Duncan
Okla
el Faso
Eddie Brooks
Denver
California
William Drury
London
London, Ont., Teathed Rock Springs, Wye, To Mainfall Hia
Kennedy Whyte
Hamilton
Windsor
Ont
Twenty Four Bodies Removed from Wreck
BERLIN Sept 10 Twenty four bodies were removed from the wreck of the Vienna Prague express train which was wrecked near Lindenburg today and eight others were still buried in the wreckage. Five of the critically injured were not expected to survive. Fifty slightly injured passengers were taken to the hospital at Brioni.
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Berlin
Vienna
Prague
Lindenburg
Brioni
Orders for Steel Show an Increase
New York reports United States Steel Corp. tonnage at end of August higher than any August in past years. Unfilled bookings reached 9 264 043 tons, up 53 116 tons from July, with ingot production at 78 percent capacity in August after 13 percent in July and 77 1/2 percent in June.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Abovt
Smith assails Mills over New York finances and taxes
Gov. Smith defends state management in Albany against Ogden Mills who charged fiscal missteps. He cites debt totals, sinking fund holdings, real estate tax cuts, and income tax relief from 1924 to 1926 while accusing Mills of misrepresentation and political weaponry in discussing state finances.
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Albany
N. Y
Anna Folkion
Ogden L. Mills
the Treasury
Smith
New York State
Usenl
Sterngrapler
Attag
New York
Mills
State of
Senate
Milla
Pittsburgh Graft Probe Resumes as Jury Reassembles
United States grand jury in Pittsburgh resumes after a three month recess to probe Prohibition era graft. In five weeks in June one hundred seventy? five persons faced conspiracy charges, with testimony from a policeman a Fort Pitt Brewing official and a constable among initial witnesses. Bank records detailing deposits and withdrawals of many indicted were produced in response to subpoenas.
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Pittsburgh
United States Grand Jury
Fort Bitt Brewing Company
Owen McManus
Second Ward
Dinger Daugherty Flies From Curtiss Field Again
Dinger Daugherty, a one armed aviator from New Martinsville West Virginia, flew from Curtiss Field on September 10 despite pilots caution. He rose without mishap, circled the field slowly, and headed south with Philadelphia named as his first stop.
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Curtiss Field
Dinger" Daugherty
Lepless
New Martinsvile
W. Va
Phcts
Daugherty
Philadelphia
Straton Strives to Challenge Smith for Democratic Nomination
Ma sept 10 in West Palm Beach Dr Join Leach Straton announced intent to debate or speak against the Democratic nominee with Smith. He warned of a public clash and said he plans to hear Smith on the 20th and Straton on the 21st, with both sides ready to speak.
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West Palm Beach
Join Leach Straton
anti-Smith
Smith Tlk
Briand Denies Secret Clause At League Assembly
Geneva dispatch reports French Foreign Minister Aristide Briand telling the League of Nations assembly that the Franco British naval accord has no secret clauses. He defended the agreement as a straightforward step to aid disarmament and criticized claims of hidden provisions. Briand praised the pact as a sincere effort toward rapprochment between divergent views.
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Deutsche Tage-Zeitung
Briand
Germany
Franco
Aston
Wilhelmstraase
America
Europe
Anis
Baden Baden
Brianc
England
Geneva
Aristide Briand
France
League of Nations
League Committee of Disarmament
M. Briand
Russia
Spain
Venezuela
Persia
China
Great Britain
Boat With Rescued Fliers Sinks Near Greenland
A motor boat carrying Hert Hassell and Parker Cramer, pilots of the plane Greater Rockford, sank four miles from Sintutak Greenland after hitting a rock. All aboard were rescued, including Professor William Hobbs of the University of Michigan and five Greenland natives. A fishing boat from Sintutak reportedly rescued the entire party.
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Copenhagen
Hert Hassell
Parker Cramer
Greater Rockford
Civilization
Sintutwa Fjord
Sintutak
Greenland
Hoth
William Hobbs
University of Michigan
Siniutak
Coolidge Ends Summer Tour in Superior Wis
President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge bade farewell to Superior residents as crowds braved rain for a last lakefront appearance. Two thousand gathered at Superior High School while whistles blew from local factories and boats as the couple departed for their train after a three month stay at Cedar Island lodge.
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Suferior
Wis
Joly Gogg
President Cooldge
Superior High School
Mra. Coolge
Cedar Island Lodge
Frey A. Baxter
Superior
F. 8. Snively
Duluth
Coolidge
Rere
Seventeen Die in Austria Train Crash Near Lundenburg
Seventeen people were killed and 38 seriously injured when a Vienna Pragus express collided with a freight train near Lundenburg, Austria, today, according to reports from Zaizobi.
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Austria
Zaizobi
Rept
Vienna
Radio Commission Orders Broad Changes for 629 Stations
The United States Radio Commission announced a nationwide realignment affecting about three-fifths of the 629 stations. Changes include wavelength shifts, power limits to 35,000 watts, and daytime operation for many outlets with November 11 as the effective date. New high power permits and regional channel allocations were outlined, with WAEF and WGY among notable cases and several new stations planned in California and Texas.
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Washington
Federal’ Radio Commission
Dain
WEAF
New York
Tts
WGY
Schenectady
Gomaamalier
California
Texas
Los Angeles
WRO
WBAP
Port Worth
South
Leon
Neith
Gardiner Leads Maine Gubernatorial Vote In Early Returns
Early returns from two thirds of Maine's precincts show Republican William T. Gardiner leading for governor by substantial margins, with Hale and Holmes also leading for U S Senate and Congress. City results show a smaller total vote than in the last presidential year, with declines in Bangor Augusta and Biddeford.
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Portland
William T. Gardiner
Congress
U. S
Gardiner
Moran
Hale
Holmes
Sovernor
Browseer
Fattangall
Bangor
Augusta
Eng
Biddeford
War Renunciation Pact Comes Home
Secretary Kellogg returned to Washington with the Paris signed treaty for the renunciation of war and news that 83 more nations joined the peace movement. Soviet Russia, invited by France, sent adherency documents to Moscow to be transmitted to Washington. Kellogg resumed work eagerly after a brief leave, aiming for Senate ratification of the pact in December.
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Washington
Paris
Kellogg
Eullogi
Soviet Russia
France
Moscow
State Department
Atlantic
Parla
Ireland
Limvetfna
Senate
Kellogi
Coolidge
Parachute Team Aids Bomb Plane At Camp Perry Meet
Cadiz Ohio Sept 1 A stray parachute line snagged Lieut H A Wheatley pilot of a bomber during a Camp Perry demonstration. The crew of five including Wheatley rode out the incident and resumed flight within two hours. The bomber was en route from Camp Perry to Uniontown Pennsylvania after a demonstration at the Perry rifle meet.
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Cadiz
Ha, Wheatley
Done Ah Jowett
Camp Perry
Bolingfield
Washington
Uniontown
Quit Knocking Brew Will Advises Tumey
Cleveland readers are reminded of a letter urging support for home brewers and denouncing critics who label home made beer inferior. The writer defends nine years of practice, stresses handcraft over factory production, and argues against public scolding of domestic beer.
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Will
Tumey
Gleveland
Gens Punney
Boris
Morona
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