Coast to Coast 28 Hour Mail Service Marked by U S Flyers
Miners prepare for a nationwide walkout after failed wage talks with anthracite operators. President Coolidge expected to act to avert disruption as 165,000 United Mine Workers members threaten industrial shutdown. Union leader Lewin says strike could halt coal output unless wage demands are met. Washington officials weigh possible government action. In San Francisco, Jane Butner faces customs scrutiny over a diamond inheritance tied to a Mexican estate.
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U. S
Atlantic City
N. J
Iminete
Atton
Jobin L. Lewin
United Mine Workers
Lewis Las
Samuel D. Wievier
Warriner
Lawik
Hay
Lewin
Wilken
France Stands Pat on Reparations and Ruhr
Premier Poincare answers Britain by upholding no evacuation of the Ruhr and no cut in German debt. He denounces England for lack of approach and calls the British note essentially unnecessary, insisting France will honor the treaty and reparations.
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United Press
Poincare
Germany
Ruhr
Fogret
England
France
Charles Hall Returns After Russia Service
Charles Hall returns to the city after sixteen months with the American Relief Administration in Russia. He spent little time with his parents and plans for the future remain definite. The relief expedition, supervised by William Haskell, saw work in Russia amid danger of national extermination, a topic reviewed in Monday's Journal.
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Cory Boy
Russia
American Relief Administration
Runaia
Charlen P Wall
Timoh
Uearnimn
Wiliam Haskell
Ciltin
Wisery
Meeting of Presbyterian Congregation Advised Attendance
All members of the Firat Presbyterian Church were urged to attend a congregation meeting tonight at the church. The session called for selecting a pastor and stressed the importance of full attendance by church members. A visitor from Sirdevan was noted in the city.
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Firat
Sirdevan
Tite
Ike
Chautauqua program opens on Thursday festival begins
Corrs 1828 Chautauqua opens on the Washington site grounds tomorrow afternoon at 8 p m with the Dunbar Quartet and Bell Ringers. The full meeting of guarantors will be held this evening for ticket checkup and final arrangements. The program features hip bell ringing and vocal selections by the Dunbar group noted for artistry and versatility. George Updegran and son from Hagerstown, Md, have been visiting and left for home.
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Washington
Thayning
Matay Fiom
Dunbar
Ofice
Mallinin
Coal Shortage Nominations In Wilkes-Barre City Council Race
Pac Aug 22 Wilkes-Barre reports six seeking nomination for city council amid coal shortage concerns. Talks focus on miner wages and ongoing production while union and industry leaders debate wage adjustments and future contracts. A list of candidates from Democratic, Republican, and Prohibition parties includes Love, BH Pattern, LR Tishory, Mies, TA Hillatrom, and Robert Hestleli among others.
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United Press
Wilkes Barre
Pac
Mineri-Operatan
Terence
Regia
Hathope Albes
Manner
Old Wie County Commissioners
Erie
Frank W
Mowani
Parl
Frank Loyplail
Volun Ireeth
Mies
TA. Hillatrom
Robert
Hestleli Ie
Yengyren
He i
New Northside Theater Set to Open in October
The Corrs Amusement Uni vy contracted to install a new organ for the northside cinema with completion planned by September 13. A formal opening is anticipated around October 1 with a stage to host musical comedies and stock company productions.
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Corrs Amusement Univy Dims
Northside
George
Vorhucls
Buffalo
De Valera Wife Seeks News On Husband Arrest
Mer Bumann De Valera wife of the Irish Republican leader issued a statement expressing fear for the fate of her husband arrested last week by Free State forces. She said she sent messages to him at Mount Joy Jail that were not delivered and urged delivery of her words.
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Saatch
Lillian Meirgheig
Ike
New York
Dublin
Mer Bumann de Valera
Feader
Anid
de Valera
Belix
Leaders Plan Suspension in Fields on Sept 1
Washington August 22 President Woolridge today directed steps to suspend the coal supply program and avert a strike amid a sharp dispute over fuel. High officials including Woodlend and Interstate Commerce Board members Wadleigh and Aitchison coordinated orders to calm tensions. The plan aims to curb coal shipments from bituminous rail lines and avert further disruption to industrial operations.
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Washington
Woolidige Todiy
Wheemer Fisney
White House
W. Woodlend
Ani Clyde Re Aitchison
Interstate Commree
Wadleigh
Aitchinon
Cial
Werke
Volope
unclear constitutional dispute over state treasurer payment
A gubernatorial arbiter ruled that the auditor general and the state treasurer dispute over payments for silanes remains unsettled. The decision highlights the constitutional questions surrounding the authority to authorize and validate such payments amid ongoing legal contention.
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Charr
Irene Hin
Jon Wyous
Phichot
Silanes
Philadelphia Flyer Wrecked Near Sunbury
Sunbury Aug 22 Pacser Webs reports the Philadelphia Flyer was wrecked about 30 miles from Sunbury when 190 steeple cars left the track and the locomotive derailed. No one was hurt. Passengers were transferred to another train as a broken rail caused the accident.
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Senbury
Pacser
Halug
Sunbury
Ditteulby
Showers End Long Drought Benefit Crops
Weather relief arrives as showers end drought across northwestern Pennsylvania. Winds damaged trees in Warren Park and orchards face heavy losses with thousands of dollars in damage expected countywide. Meantime Meadvile and Titusville report drought impact on crops and farmers fear shortages this winter.
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Pennsylvania
Warren
Neues
Wynsdie
Jowph Warren Park
Titusville
Lin Herald
Meadville
Etry Ttamas
Bandits Loot Attempt On Titusville Road Report
The Titusville Herald recounts a bold roadside robbery attempt on a Titusville road near Sparta township. Tod Brown heard barking and found a touring car and a rope used to block motorists. A driver slowed, two men demanded surrender, Brown fired, and the highwaymen fled into the woods.
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Bros
Spartanaburge
Titusville Road
Titusville
Tod Brown
Trimmy Cover
Sparta Township
Exo Pier
Brown
Coast flight logs show 28 hour coast service continued
United Press reports a 28 hour coast to coast night flight test completed successfully. Eastbound and westbound planes departed Cheyenne and Chicago with minor fog delays. pilots faced light difficulties but reached destinations, and the Transcontinental mail was moved to alternate aircraft to complete the run.
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United Pres
United Ater Air Mall
Atlantic
Pacific
Otter
Paul Henderson
Jeximuater Vyeneral
United Press Planet
Harold Lewis
Lowa City
Fay
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mousuin
Lewid
Chicago
RL Wagner
Cleveland
Wyoming
Ayers
Henderson
Chevenne
San Pranicvo
Floonstrau
WA. Collinson
Luranne
San
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