Mine owner shot and killed by union boss at Nelsonville
In Nelsonville Ohio on August 5 union boss Jamen Manumwis shot and killed Mars McGill, president of Lick Run Coal Company, after a dispute over open shop operations. Police and guards were sought as violence spread, with McGill killed on a railroad track near the mine. Perry Wout, foreman, was assaulted earlier on the way to the property.
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Mars
Lick Run Coal Company
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Lick Rio Coal Company
Isip
Don McGillh Mahager
Vic Honahey
McGillist Iis
Governnor
Ciwriers Andinion
Mic Lick Run Cont Company
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Ole Mars
Perry
Judge Marcus A Kavanagh to Speak Saturday Here
Prominent jurist Marcus A Kavanagh will address a local audience this Saturday on American crime, judicial reform, and the need for impartial courts. The talk, hosted by the Siwanhunite PhawMalyil Association, will review legal methods, public justice, and the role of judges and lawyers in social reform.
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Australian rail magnates on tour in 1930s Pittsburgh visit
United Press dispatch from Harrisburg reports Australian rail magnates visiting American rail facilities. The article notes officials from the Victorian Railways of Melbourne and staff members touring Pittsburgh facilities after inspecting Mercy Street facilities and observing permitting processes.
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Harrisburg
Victorian Railway of
Melbournes Australis
Penner
Vaisie Ravlroads
Doni
Amino Chaimrunggyol Tie Star Board
Dicksperwil
Vietosfuy
United States
Marsivbyine
Transit Schedule Fragments From Union City Area
Fragmented timetable entries show AM PM times and numbers for trains or buses between Union City Waterford Longe Corry and Erie. Distinct entities include WEST RIDGE TRANSP CO and weekly diva reference.
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Union City
Waterford
Longe Corry
Erie
West Ridge Transp, CO
Fire Causes $200,000 Loss in Philadelphia Building
A six story structure in Philadelphia’s wool district suffered a total gutting by fire, causing an estimated $200,000 in damage. No injuries reported. The blaze gutted the Lewis Building yesterday, threatening nearby properties and drawing firefighters from multiple companies.
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Lewis
Wool District
Lindbergh Heads To Wheeling After Pittsburgh Welcome
Charles Lindbergh leaves Pittsburgh after a day of parades and a testimonial dinner. Crowds filled streets and 73,000 attended a stadium event as the aviator spoke on aviation progress and air mail.
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Pittsburgh
Charles
Lindbergh
Bevis Risld
Nue
Stadiom
William Penn Hote
Classified Advertisement Sections and Listings
An old newspaper page fragment outlines advertisement categories and rates. It lists Announcements Monuments Notices Personals Strayed Lost Bound Automotive and many subcategories like Automobiles for Sale, Motorcycles, Insurance, Moving, Painting, Printing, Professional Services, Employment, Finance, Investments, Instruction, Pets, Boats, Building Materials, Machinery, Real Estate, Rooms and Board, and more. The OCR also includes a brief crime blurb about a train wreck and scattered local notices, with example ads and editorial notes on ad editing and payment terms.
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Unknown man found drowned in Monongahela River near Carnegie plant
The body of an unidentified man was recovered from the Monongahela River near the Carnegie Steel plant in Homestead early today. Helio cell 10 items suggest the man may be a mill employee who either jumped or fell into the river.
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Monongahela
Homestead
Carnegie Steal Com Hall
Helio Cel
Bishop McConnell Speaks at Lausanne World Conference
Bishop Francis J. McConnell of Pittsburgh urged returning to the original gospels at the World Conference of Faith and Oratory in Lausanne Switzerland. He argued that Christianity must be lived as Jesus did, rejecting modern distortions and urging worldwide evangelization. Professor William Adams Brown of Union Theological Seminary also spoke at the session.
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Lausanne
Switzerlana
Francis J. McConnell
Pittshucwl
World Conference of Faith and
Oper Oity
Jesus
William Adams Brows
New York Union Theological Seiinary
Oath and Wilesheets Take Stage in Looming Trial
Fragmentary text shows a contested oath and a legal proceeding naming Warn and Luo before a court. The readable lines hint at feigned allegiance and possible whilesheet use, with no clear dates or locations. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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