Buy Now Campaign Drives NRA Recovery Effort
United Press reports the NRA pushes a Buy Now policy to spur re employment by urging consumers to buy from stores displaying the blue eagle. General Johnson says higher payrolls depend on increased business, with arbitration moved to resolve strikes. Union leaders warn of coal industry disruption if temporary settlements are ignored.
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John L. Lewis
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Retail Groce | Obs! Association
Successful escapee turned Chicago executive jailed again
Paul Maxin, 25, who previously escaped Mansfield reformatory, was returned to the institution after a court sentenced him to 8 to 16 years for a firearms conviction. Once a promising ad executive, he studied at Washington University and worked for R. M. Rendon Advertising before a series of transfers. A governor pardon request was planned due to his prior conduct, with officials noting his reputable work history.
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Busines
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Ohio
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Washington University
R. M. Rendon
Los Angeles
Reardon
George Whits
Obi
Mason
I Whaneh
Guardsmen Quell New York Milk Strike Riot
Sheriff Warren Walters asked Governor Lehman for National Guard aid as a New York dairy strike riot flared in Seneca County. At Barnville farmers gathered around a Dairyman's League plant, but dispersed after officials agreed to close the plant. A farmer, Amond McNeil, 40, was injured by troopers. a wagon dumped milk illegally near a milk train. Grover Van Tustin, 44, of Madison, was arrested as a ringleader with others held for questioning. Deputies were sworn in to aid troopers to prevent further violence amid the unrest.
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N.Y
Warren Walters
Senca County
National Guard
Herbert Lehman
Seneca County
Sherif Walters
Dairymen’s League
Amond McNeil
Atien
Lebanon
Grover van Tustin
Madlison
Eatire
Goverul Lehman
Five Thousand Dollar Fire Destroys Union City Homes
A large early morning blaze on O'Dell Street Union City damaged one home, scorched the rear of another, and destroyed two garages with four automobiles burned. L. M. Fish's garage and a DeSoto sedan were lost, two Parrish cars burned in the adjacent Perkins property garage, and the Anderson home adjoining the garages suffered damage to the dwelling and Smith family belongings. Cause under investigation as investigators determine what started the fire.
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Union City
About & Oldlock
Tosa
L. M. Fish
DeSoto
Parrish
Ohio
Perkins
John Anderson
Smith
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Arrest Pending in Hit and Run Driver Case
Aug 7 report states the hit and run driver who fatally struck 74 year old Nellie Hesselink of 611 East 10th Street will be produced at traffic headquarters Monday under assurance of attorney T J Mahoney. Mahoney claims Leonard Warren Linesville Pa was not the driver at the time and that he sold the car to Mahoney without changing plates.
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Leonard Warren
Ernest
Linesville
Mahoney's
New Oil Proposal From New York Engineer
New York petroleum engineer Rose unveiled a formula aimed at making oil from East Texas an assured fact by month’s end. He urged stopping hot oil production and a 200000 barrel cut to the eastern quota, plus consensus among major companies on distribution for the next two and a half years.
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New York
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East Texas
Muncee suffers severe hand wound in window smash
Lee Munsee, an Oist of fender, sustained severe lacerations to his left hand when he smashed a window at the Lynn Christopher home on West Washington Street. He was found wandering drunk and was locked up as officers investigated the incident. Munsee had a prior revolver wound after a Spring Street altercation with James Flaherty, who later received a year in the penitentiary.
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Lynn Christopher Tm
West One
Munsee
Corry Hospital
West Washington Street
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Munses
Christopher
Corry
West End
Munse
James Flaherty
Springstreet
Flaherty
Mystery Cloaks Murder of Rich Rail Executive
A wealthy railroad executive Henry F Sanborn vanished amid a complex securities deal. Police link his disappearance to his business associate Bancroft Mitchell, son of a former attorney general, who fled to Europe July 22. Investigators pursue multiple suspects including Wilard McNeil tied to a brewery stock receipt found among Sanborn’s papers. Continue on Page Six.
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Klein
United Press
New York
Henry F) Sanborn
Alice
Sanborn
Bancroft Mitchell
William Mitchell
S. Attorneyeneral
Brench
Mitchell
Europe
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Wilard’ McNeil
Ryanford
Conn
Lall Tan
Fliers Cobos and Rossi Claim World Distance Record
Paul Cobos and Maurice Rossi reportedly smashed the world distance record for a straight line flight, landing near Rayack Syria after a flight from New York. The French air ministry estimated the distance at about 5,700 miles, beating the prior 5,340 mile mark as they were guided toward a small field near Bayack, east of Beirut.
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United Press
Paris
Paul Cobos
Maurice Rossi
E.D
Rayack
Syria
Air Ministry
Paul Codos
Raybaok
Orly
Bayack
Beirut
New York
Rayaok
Paul Godos
Maul Rossi
Pntiwe Sterm Asistoi
Bniy
33 Are Unhurt In Union City Bus Crash
Thirty three passengers on a Greyhound bus from New York to Cleveland escaped with minor injuries when the vehicle sideswiped a truck and trailer at Union City. The Erie Atlantic Transportation Co. truck driven by T. S. Wolfe struck the rear of the bus near North Main Street. The bus, filled to capacity, sustained heavy damage to its side as crews dispatched a new coach from Cleveland and the tour group resumed their trip.
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Greyhound
New York
Cleveland
Union City
Erie Atlantic Transportation Co
Ohio
T. S. Wolfe
North Main Street
Erle
Tdurists
Charleroi man dies from self-inflicted gunshot wound
Charleroi Pa Aug 7 A Charleroi man died from a self inflicted bullet wound enroute to Charleroi Monessen hospital Sunday night Howard Rowe 4 shot himself while visiting at the home of Mrs Adbert Parwut 20 police said
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Charlerois Moneusen
Howard Rowe
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MINES REMAIN CLOSED DESPITE AGREEMENT
Uniontown Pa August United Mine Workers officials plan to bring holdout miners in line with the NRA peace accord. Fayette county foremen met after balking at orders to return to the mines as a soft coal code neared adoption. Handbills circulated urging miners to join the National Miners Union, claiming operators would concede all demands.
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National Recovery Administration
Fayette County
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Willian Feeney
NRA
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Illnois
John Li. Lewis
International U. M. W. A
Patrick T. Fagan
Weeney
Pottsville Police Quell Strike Trouble in City
State police and Pottsville officers faced a large strike march as several thousand shirt factory workers from nearby towns urged Philip Jones workers to join the Amalgamated union. Fire hoses were used on marchers and many arrests followed amid disorders. Some detainees escaped from city hall windows and rejoined picket lines as authorities restored order.
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Eamp
Minersville
Jones Plant
Jones Factory
Ub World
Prinrose
Mrackville
Tamiaqua
Coatsville
St. Clare
Amalgamated
Progress with Drafting Coal Industry Code in NRA Hearings
Washington Aug 7 Deputy Administrator Simpson reported real progress toward breaking factional disputes over a proposed coal industry code. Hearings begin Wednesday with 25 codes filed and four compromise options. Alabama producers arrived for prehearing talks amid debate over code types Northern Appalachian and Dilkrids. The Frick Coke Company captive mined coal, tied to Pennsylvania strike issues, is not included in any code.
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Washington
NRA
Simpson
Alabama
Simmpson Pointe
Frick Coke Company
Pennsylvania
Fricker
U, 8 Steel
Sewn Heart Wound Saves Chicago Youth
Aug 7 Elihu Garmissa, 15, survived a one inch heart stab after assistant professor of surgery Dr Kochey of the University of Chicago Medical School stitched the wound at Lutheran Hospital. Five minutes of rapid work followed as the heart stopped from blood clogging an artery but the operation saved him.
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United Press
Chicago
Elihu Garmissa
Garmisen
Lutheran Hospital
Kochey
Univrsity of Chicago Medical School
Cuban Strike Spreads as Peace Efforts Pushed
Congress held a special session in Havana as a broad Cuban strike paralyzed most activities. The ABC revolutionary group allegedly urged a nationwide “August revolution” to depose President Machado. Machado sought Senate approval to suspend guarantees and let the army move to end the strike, with police empowered to cede control to soldiers. Provincial unrest was severe with many towns reporting general strikes and closures.
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Haas United Press
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Congress
ABC Revolutionary Organization
Depore
Gerard Machado
Machado
Pad
Elota
Penna Leads in Beer Production Century Report
Philadelphia Aug 7 Penn ayivants with 80 plants manufacturing 32 percent beer leads all American states in the industry according to figures released today. The compilation shows 380 plants nationwide compared with 1280 in 1914. Wisconsin tops the list?
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Philadelphia
Large Warner farm barn destroyed by fire in Coles area
A massive blaze shortly after 10 am destroyed a large barn on the Warner farm near Coles, killing the structure and its contents. Sparks also ignited a Kowalski barn and shed nearby, with significant hay and machinery losses. Losses estimated around 20 000 dollars. dairy herd saved, firemen aided in containment. Page eighty continued.
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Sparks
Lindberghs Plan Continued Arctic Flight to Reykjavik
Col and Mrs Charles Lindbergh announced they will press on with their Arctic flight from Greenland toward Reykjavik despite harsh conditions. They arrived in Angmagssalik after crossing the ice cap in their seaplane and will head to Tullanhaab before the Iceland leg.
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Tullanhaab
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Dergharat
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