Striking Farmers Held At Cair Il Bhufés Jail
United Press reports in Council Bluffs that sixty striking farmers were confined inside Cair il Bhufés jail as Sheriff Perry Lamson ringed the structure with a machine gun barricade. Lamson deployed most of his 100 deputies and feared an attempted breakout. Three men with submachine guns were posted at vantage points while deputies monitored approaches. Connell Blails furnished police armor and guards for the area.
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United Press Council
Miners accuse authorities of luring them into gun trap
In Pinckneyville Illinois on August 1 strikers say Franklin County officials directed a caravan of about 1,630 cars toward a bridge and opened fire after misdirecting them. Harmon Rich of Coulterville and other miners describe the attack near Malkey town as deputies halted the head of the line and forced others back. The protest targets are wage disputes tied to a 54 day scale. miners seek the old $6.10 rate.
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United Press
Pinckneyville
Franklin County
LitLie, Mundy River
Pinckeyville
Malkey Town
Harmon Rich
Coulterville
Koch
Duquoin 1
Browning Robinson
Dowell
Pramelin County
Koeh
Harry Critchfield
Tilden
Girl Injured as Auto Upsets North of City
A Jamestown girl, Ina Jacobs, sustained a broken arm and other injuries when her car overturned on the Corry Clymer road late last night. Her companion also had fractures and minor injuries. Driver Arthur Ryders of Jamestown escaped serious harm after the De Soto roadster overturned when he drove too fast into a curve.
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Corry-Clymer
Ina Jacobs
Corry Hospital
Avas
Fer
Arthur Ryders
Japanese Foreign Minister Opposes League Intercession
Tokyo Aug 25 Japanese foreign minister Yasuya Ishida warned against foreign intervention in Manchukuo policy and any peace machinery. She declared the League of Nations cannot interfere with Osaka policy and announced the general commission report on the incident.
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United Press
TOKIO
Japan
Yasuya Ishida
League of Nations
Ion Nf Manchoukud
Yehida
League
New troubles feared brewing in Shanghai
Aug 25 report from Shanghai says reinforcements at Japanese naval landing HQ spark citywide fears of renewed clashes with Chinese forces. Japanese statement says steps protect residents and cites Chinese ultra patriot terrorism. The piece also notes Uchida’s speech on Manchuria and Stimson’s views, with predictions of worldwide repercussions and debates over self defense and the Paris pact.
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United Press
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Japan
Manchuria
Japanese Society of Nations
Uchida
State Stimson
League Commission
Stimson
Paris
Nho Foundation
Progress with Clark Campaign Faces Refinancing Plan
The refinancing program of Helfanie Clark Company has drawn favorable response. The committee reports substantial progress in placing six percent high type investments, with Haniel Clark Company anticipating a successful conclusion and plans for increased activity.
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Helfanie) Clark Company
Haniel Clark Company
Presbytery to Convene Here in Corry This Fall
Erie Presbytery plans its fall meeting to be held in Corry on Monday and Tuesday September 26 and 27. Several important matters will come before the gathering for discussion. Rev. C B Reed of Fairview stated clerk of the Erie Presbytery is aiding with arrangements.
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Erie
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Fairview
Teaching Staff Announced for Oslo Bound 1932 33
Corry Public Schools reveal five new teachers for the 1932 33 term with one vacancy. Superintendent Dewey says a general meeting is set for September 5 and classes resume September 8 after summer cleanups and minor improvements across 11 city buildings.
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Sta
Cnery Public Schools
Harding School
Willian M. Myers
Girard
Ohio
Elizabeth Smith
Palls Creek
Wilmah Young
Conewango Valley
N. Y
Arlens Hoover
Indiana
Leona G. Reed
Corry
Ralph S. Dewey
Vi&itors
Supt Dewey
Howard J. Sheen
I Glanden
Stanley E. Anderson
Rowland B. Axtell
Commercial
Mary L. Barr
Lalise Hendrickson
Will
May McCormick
William MM. Rowland
Cora G. Smith
Nellie E. ‘Titus
Fireman Killed In Storefront Garage Blaze At Scranton
One fireman died and eight others injured when a 4 alarm blaze swept Schlesser’s Garage and Paint Shop at Hyde Park near Scranton. Hugh Tinherty of Scranton, a father of eight, died as walls collapsed on him. Other workers suffered non fatal injuries.
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Scranton
Ireman
Schlesser
Union City Robbery Nets $6000 In Loot
Police questioned three suspects after a robbery at Mrs. Dana Stark of West High Street netted $6000. The loot included $2200 in currency and $2800 in bonds. A Union City man and two women at a party were also questioned. names withheld.
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Dana Stark
West High Street
Union City
Clemency Hinted for Spanish Revolt Leader San Jurjo
Madrid officials wired with news that President Alcala Zamora may sign a clemency decree for Gen Jose San Jurjo, condemned to death after the revolt. Cabinet members reportedly favor leniency while fellow leaders Garcia de la Herranz and Justo San Turpo receive prison terms or acquittal.
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United Press Madrid
Niveto Alcala Zamora
Jose San Jur Witte
United Press
John Degandt
Madrid
Jose San Jurjo
Garcia de la Herrany
Esterban Infante
Justo San Turpo
Supreme Court
Alcala Zamora
Primo Rievers
Morreeau
Democratic leaders meet at Erie for Roosevelt talks
Several members of the Democratic county committee travel to Erie for conferences with Warren Van Dyke Harrisburg Democratic state chairman and Roosevelt fora in Pennsylvania. Van Dyke addresses the Roosevelt Republican league luncheon at the Hotel Lawrence. He plans afternoon talks with county leaders and a public gathering at the courthouse at 8 p m. The state chairman spoke at a Democratic rally in Oil City attended by delegates from Venango Warren Forest Elk Crawford Jefferson Mercer and Armstrong counties.
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Erie
Warren van Dyke
Harrisburg
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
van Dyke
Roosevelt Republican League
Lawrence
Court House
OU City
Venango
Warren
Forest
Elk
Crawford
Jefferson
Iie
Mercer
Armstrong Counties
Non-Stop Flight to Oslo Begins from Harbor Grace
Clyde Allen Lee and John Bochkon flew the Green Mountain Boy from Harbor Grace at 5:01 EST aiming for Kjeller Field Oslo. They carry 460 gallons fuel, 4000 mile range, speed 115 mph cruise, 140 mph max, no radio, sealed cabin with top-hole entrance.
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United Press
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Oslo
Norway
Clyde Allen Lee
John Bochkon
Runnway
Kjeller Field
Barre
Lee
Oshkosh
Wis
Ere
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Bochkon
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Green Mountain Boy
Prohibition Raider Wilson faces jail if he refuses name
The U S circuit court of appeals in Philadelphia upholds Federal Judge John P. Nields order for Harold D. Wilson former Delaware prohibition agent to serve jail time unless he reveals how he obtained a key used in a club raid. Wilson led major raids in Corry and Pittsburgh district enforcement and was previously held in contempt in 1931 for refusing to identify his source.
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Wilmington del
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Delaware
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Corry
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Nebraska
Nields
Democratic
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Tudge Nields
Young man commits suicide after girlfriend ends affair
Joseph Li Gaviner, 26, of Tyrine Pennsylvania, heard his married companion say she would return to her husband. He laughed then shot himself after visiting her in New York and Philadelphia. The pharmacist, an alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania, had met the woman about a year ago.
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Unitearess
New York
Joseph Li.Gaviner
Tyrine
University of Pennsyl
Philadelphia
Broathy
Raw Material Buying Sends Prices Upward
Raw material buying pushed prices higher as speculators rushed into buying all kinds of commodities. Wheat rose three cents a bushel and cotton surged over a dollar per bale as markets heated in early recovery hopes.
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Richard L. Gridley
United Press
Yori
Cottom
Wheit
Ribber
New charges against Eynon issued by revenue
State official Clyde L. King announced new charges against Benjamin G. Kynyn deputy secretary of revenue for alleged misdeeds in enforcing a guideline permit tied to a motor vehicle bureau case at a cost of 100000. Byron was dismissed for issuing low number plates to the Volpe brothers, Pittsburgh racketeers. Markets show futures gains as silk and cotton prices rise and wheat and rubber rally amid crop and political concerns.
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Benjamin G. Kynyn
Revemis
Jax
Ula
Clyde L. King
Secretary of Revenue
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Volpe Brothers
Pittsburgh
Chicago
London
Singapore
Earhart lands after solo transcontinental flight
Amelia Earhart Putnam becomes first woman to make a safe nonstop transcontinental flight, landing at Newark airport after departing Los Angeles. She and her crew faced headwinds but completed the journey in 17 hours and 89 minutes, greeted by a small crowd that swarmed the plane.
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United Press
Newark
N. J
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Atlantic
Tathoru
Formosa
Los Angeles
Frank Hawks
H.D
Will Loan Funds to Cities by Rec. WIll Loan Funds to Cities
Washington reports that Reconstruction Finance Corporation plans to loan funds to cities for unemployment relief and for school-related public works and construction projects. The package aims to assist western and northern states, with emphasis on jobs and regional development.
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United Press
Washington
Uomutta
Aasistanen
Aasistanen Torerbee Welt
Vail
Ban Placed On Associated Gas Securities Sale
Pennsylvania Public Service Commission issued orders prohibiting sale of Associated Gas and Electric securities and its subsidiary Ponmayl vanis Werthe Company within the state. The action targets eight year old gold bonds due 1944 and a 540 million issue of the Associated Gas and Electric system, amid an investigation tied to the Clarion River power sale and federal power commission review.
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United Press Harrisburg
Aighe Ponmeylysnne Securitis Cimmission Today
Ponmayl Vanis Werthe Conmpany
W. Searight Stuas
Charles
Asnis
Vail Une Soint Wits Tulben
Commivstiee Sith
Legisiation
Assneistead
Elecrht Securities Company
Tat
My Pennsylvania
Associated Gas and Electric System
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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Public Service Con Iission
Pennsylvania Electiig Company
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