Pinchot Strike Peace Plan Moves to Miners and Operators
Aug 29 Harrisburg The governor says a definite proposal to end the approaching coal strike will be submitted to miners and operators at 6 p.m. tonight in a public open meeting. Pinchot has secured consent from both sides to the plan, which aims to avert a strike by detailing wage and hours terms and potentially invoking emergency powers to safeguard workers and maintain production.
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Gaysmar Pix
Nhik
Executive Chamber
United Pres
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Kruveriar Pinghot
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Goytnor
Pinchot
Hag
Aglinger
Phiaiffer
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Rieh
Michael J
Hobwit
Scranton
Bish
Shila
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Sither Mide
Pincharix
Ue Jay
Brown Only Candidate for Two Year Term
Brown emerges as the sole candidate for the two year term with no opposition for the position on the commission. The piece notes petitions and potential sticker candidacies by others while detailing the election setup with three seats, two for four years and one for three years, and mentions surrounding political maneuvering and local trip details.
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Avhot
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Fi Loveland
Earl Gove
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Heunie Paypunk
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Free State leaders forecast landslide for Constitution party
Dublin Aug. 20 United Press reports final returns from the Triod elections indicate an overwhelming majority for the Constitution party and near elimination of the Republican party. Strong leaders in Free State anticipate a sweeping victory as results come in.
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Dublin
Republican Party
Premier Levin improves as Moscow approves wage talks
By United Press Moscow August 20 Premier Levin's condition improves steadily physicians report. The military had pressed for a daily wage increase but the Moscow Soviet officials say the premier's rapid recovery and the new wage suggestion are acceptable, with doctors noting favorable progress.
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Levin
Leo Kamenwiltpromins
Tyiv
Kamenelf
Voter Registration Urged Ahead of Election Day
An assistant notices urged all eligible voters to register tomorrow ahead of the coming election. The message stresses county registration days, precinct polling hours, and carrying the registration receipt when visiting the polling place.
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Repine Bration
New Leader for Community Service Chosen
Flastinige tones named to lead Sol Wesfery Community Service, from Clarhaburg. He will oversee work plans, speak to Rotarians, and guide boy’s training as the program enters a busy fall season with education classes in public schools and coordination with local churches. He begins next month and will be based at the church headquarters.
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Jnnes
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Seoul
Wolfe
Wifi
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Jones
Lock Haven
Malic Wit Butte
Haskell Declares Communism Gone in Russia Report
In a final report to Secretary Hoover, Major General William Haskell lauded American relief to Russia for averting famine, arguing the relief system demonstrated the strength and spirit of the United States and urged gradual reopening of diplomatic relations with Russia. He emphasized relief aid helped stabilize millions and spurred recovery and faith in future cooperation.
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Russia
William M Ffpskell
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Req Tiel
Hughes
Soviet Russia
Reesia
Iituite
Haskell
America
Owe Chilfren
Strike plans go on despite conference clash
United Press reports strike headquarters led by John L Lewis at a Bellevue-Stratford hotel in Philadelphia prepared for a complete shutdown of the anthracite mines at midnight. With two hours left, miners were expected to walk out unless conditions changed, as conference leaders weighed next steps and potential escalation. Father Curran of Wilkes-Barre was present, gauging church and union reactions to the developing situation.
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United Press Vitladelphia
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Tui
JJ Curran
Wilkes Barre
Santhrie Tite
Lewis
Father Curran
Maris Burs
Chautauqua Highlights and Speakers Schedule
Last evening at the Chautauqua Dr. Norwood spoke on The Shuttenge of Lily and impressed the crowd with a strong message. Today Charles Ponte of the New Zealand parliament will address the audience and a pageant by visiting children is planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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de Robart Norewood
Philadelphia
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Nusyeanid
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Ponte
New Zealand
Opie Ress
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Coolidge Devotion Narrates His President Duty Dedication
A United Press dispatch from Washington on August 20 depicts President Coolidge as wholly absorbed in the presidency. Observers note his intensity, humility, and steady focus on service, with praise for his calm demeanor and unwavering commitment to the country. Several allies and observers in Washington stress that Coolidge puts nation over self, guiding his administration with restraint and purpose.
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Tor
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Fitvinas
Waskintown
Enmis
Aoruli
Miners Leader Lewis Arrives in Harrisburg for Strike Talks
John L. Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, arrived in Harrisburg this morning for meetings with Philip Murray, temporary mine workers head, and set up "strike headquarters" after flying in from Philadelphia with wind driving in.
Bolshevik Threats Rampant in Upper Silesia Described
A chaotic report depicts Bolshevik violence terrorizing Upper Silesia districts as farmers fear plunder and disruption of markets. Berlin sources deny shifts in policy while warning of potential border tensions and widespread unrest among peasants facing intimidation and shortages.
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Levine
Sierta Hirealan
Stresemann Jon Fuythen
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Bresiaw
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Silesia
Censorship Placed on Cuban Telegrah Wires by Company
United rest dispatches report censorship of Cuban Telegrafis until further notice. The Commercial Cable Company in New York announced the move citing provincial Oriente disturbances as the reason the Cuban government imposed the censorship on telegraphic transmissions.
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Rest
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Factory Office Entered as Gangster War Feared
New York police guard against a gangster war after the killing of the Dropper. Arraignments of Dropper Cowboy members occurred at Essex Market and Homicide Courts. Investigations suggest the gang, led by Jack the Dropper, may seek revenge, with 25 armed men reported and 40 awaiting action as officials hunt for further thefts and plots.
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Fooir Giainen
Imomfcide
Jacob Antehula
Little Aupie
Aeros
Louis Cohen
Deapper
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Rani Iom
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Jack the Dropper
Wall Street
Ton
Hudson Dusters
Phooting
Lauindry
Janice
Cohen
Jvdson
Corey Rore Urnture Rampany
Case Settled Last Night In Local Fraud Charge
Earl McGrath alias Dale Gunter settled a case with about 80 dollars after attempting to defraud East Main battery service station of two storage batteries. A arraignment showed payment of the amount, with the case settled. McGrath resides west of town near Yeuger mace. Separate criminal actions against Alderman Gordon were discussed as arrests were made public. Miss Marguerite Lord left for Lakewood N J as a guest of Mrs Bert Squire for the coming week.
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Dale Gunter
Geonga Gordon
McGrath
East Mainetwet
Yeuger [Mace
Gordon
Bond proposal to pave Center Street and rail line fate
City officials may submit a bond issue to pave Center Street and fund street work. Street Railway Line is abandoned and franchise revoked with tracks to be removed. North Center Street could be repaved next year at an estimated cost between 75 000 and 100 000.
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Bond aim eyed to fund North Center Street paving
City officials push a $75,000 bond proposal to fund resurface of North Center Street, the main thoroughfare near the railway station. Mayor Alexander and commissioners expect voter approval in November and plan to hold preliminary legal steps this month. If possible, connecting sidewalks in residential areas may be added next year, with a favorable verdict hoped for at the polls.
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Collome Hig Street Railway Company
North Center Street
Lo Nueth Con
Alexander
Cownell
Weaver
North Venter
River victim not missing New York infant case confuses inquiry
Aug 20 A New York father Peter Mefenei claims the three month old Lillian kidnapped a week ago was not the baby found in the East River. He viewed the infant remains at the morgue and denied recognition amid questions about the observed corpse and the perambulator disappearance while the mother shopped nearby.
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Lillian
Keast
Lian
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