Capitol Hill Acts To Satisfy Solon's Wishes
Capitol Hill plans changes to reorganize the Treasury and appoints Andrew to balance power between Capitol Hill and the Treasury. Senators debate headquarters for new administrators, with moves to move offices from Seattle to Washington and Portland while awaiting October decisions. Administrators likely named before September, amid renewed pressure to adjust territorial boundaries.
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Capitol Hill
Solon
United Presa
Washington
Manse Uliteld
Lidliec
Linguly Andrews
Wit
Andre
United Stress
France
Seaitle
Portland
Diamonds Thwarted Robbery At New York Firm
August 29 New York police thwarted a diamond theft at a Nugwat Street firm as a briefcase with about 200000 dollars in diamonds was grabbed from Willits Bornstein president and hotentein, two men nabbed after a chase through the Raniefid district while clerk Lea Herman and managers watched in panic.
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United Prose
New York
Down Fawn Financial Cistriey
Ullizens
Raniefid
Five Best Radio Features Across Stations
A scrambled listing of radio offerings mentions WJZ New York WGY Schenectady WR Washington WGR Buffalo WEA New York and WAM Cleveland with varied showtimes in the evening. Details are incomplete and names and times are partially garbled.
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New York
WGY Schenece
Washington
Eastems
Nawark Philharmonic Orchestra
WGR
Tiffalo
WEA
Dan
Tawi
P.M
Central Standard
Cleveland
Township Directors to Control Schools in Columbus Township
A Warren judge rules Columbus township directors take over all local schools. The decision leaves former borough school directors in office only until the township board assumes control. The petition to oust both boards and appoint new directors was denied.
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Salon
Oqmibie Tose
Shly
Wis
Columbur
Tate
Arvind
Dornigh Township
Judes Arird
Columbus
Warren
Towhklin
Columbus Township
Arird de Gidings
Corry Schools Receive State Aid of 13782
State Treasurer Lewis announced a total September allotment of 13 782 for Corry and 18 second class districts with further distributions slated for August and October. The total statewide distribution in the six months to date reaches about 10 970 507, with funds earmarked for tuition payments pensions and retirement obligations.
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Fury School
Lewis
Philadelphia
Mpiutsitingh
Shen Districte
State Teachers Retirement Fund
Coal production hits high mark in western fields
Washington August S with a strike planned for Monday midnight production of anthracite coal in the west ends August 22 reaching the highest total since December 1922. The week’s output was about 220000 tons, up 16 percent from the prior week. Bituminous coal rose to 10 FTN tons, up 3 percent.
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Washington
Commerce
Laban
Unites
Romn
Aug. S
Bureau of Mines
Britain resumes Mexican relations after recall crisis
Britain resumes inter nations with Mexico with Norman King as chargé d affaires in London. Alfonso Rosenevele Dise is named to oversee relations. The move follows threats to expel a previous British official and a sequence of violence including bandit protection cases and a ranch owner linked to Mrs. Losalie Evans.
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Mexico
Great Britain
Norman King
Alfonz Rosenevele
London
Great Brean
Ae Gumings
Mexhey Wan
Losalie Evans
Meston
Cummings
American Fliers Bomb Riffians North of Onergha
American aviators on the Moroccan front engaged enemy positions with bombs and machine guns. Pilot Parker attacked a village north of the Onergha while Ferrand dropped bombs on a second site.
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U.S
United Press
Pez
Morocco
Parker
Schuyler Cousins
Jules Ferrand
Onergha
Ferrand
Bitter tug of war between Al Smith and Hylan in New York
In a heated New York mayoral campaign Governor Al Smith and Mayor John Hylan exchange sharp charges. Smith accuses Hylan of demagoguery while linking him to Wall Street and trucking interests. Hylan labels Smith’s insinuations as baseless and mocks his fitness for office. Craig accuses Hylan of moving 250000 from Federation Bank to Chase National Bank to influence labor leaders.
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New York
Craig
Hylan
United Press New York
al Smith
John
Jimmy” Walker
Wall Street
Smith
Tra
Queens
M Or
Jack Dempsey
Johnny Dundee
Charles L. Craig
Federation Bank
Chase National Bank
File Bank
Caillaux To Head French Debt Mission Abroad
Paris reports French Finance Minister Caillaux will lead a mission to the United States to negotiate settlement of France's debts. The Foreign Office announced the trip as likely to begin aboard the steamer Paris on September 4.
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Caillaux
United Pres
Paris
Foreign Office
Caillauix
United Elites
Findi
America
Last of Street Improvement Work Finished in Meadville
The Keystone Construction Company completed Meadville's 1929 street program late Friday, paving East Main from tracks to Shady Avenue and Allen Street plus rear alley, West Smith from Wayne Street to city line, and Frederick, Congress, Wright, and Weight streets from PRR tracks to the Roosevelt highway. Company says brick shipments are not delaying progress and work was ahead of schedule with West Smith Street praised by officials.
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Prederick
Congress
PRR
Wright Street
Weight Street
Smith
Congress Streets
Warren DeRosay
West Smith Street
Bandits Raid Three Canadian Villages Reported
United Press reports bandits raided three Canadian villages Treherne Bothwell and Holland forty miles above the U S border during the night. telephone lines were cut and loot estimated at seven thousand dollars. police sought the raiders believed to be headed toward the federation. stores were blown up in several towns.
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United Press Franc
Forks
Treherne
Bothwell
Holland
Murder Jury Deadlocked in Tennessee Case
In Maryville Tennessee on August 22 the jury trying William D. Sheffey for the murder of Clyde Wells and for related home breakings remained deadlocked 7 to 6 for conviction but informed Judge Blair they could not reach an agreement The defendant still faces charges in the Clyde Poe case and the home invasion at Mrs Reagan’s residence amid the stalled deliberations.
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United Press
Maryville
Tenn
William D. Stetfey
Ludex Wells
Blair
Sheffey
Clyde Poe
Poe
Sant Reagan
Pittsburgh Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Self
Joseph Kana, 40, shot his wife and then killed himself. Mrs Kana was injured critically and died shortly after. The couple had six children. Weather outlook for late August shows generally fair conditions with scattered showers and near normal to above temperatures for the week ahead.
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Pittsburgh
Joseph Kana
Kana
Kane
Oil price cuts announce across Pennsylvania crude oils
The Seep Purchasing Agency announced further reductions across several Pennsylvania and Bridford district crude oils. Pennsylvania grade oil and Bridford district oil dropped 24 cents per barrel to 1.14, Corning grade unchanged, Somerset medium and light cut to 2.20 and 2.95 respectively, Ragland grade reduced 10 cents to 1.10 per barrel.
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Pittsbeach
Any
Pensylvania Rude
Seep
Pennsylvania Grade
Bridford District
Somerset
Trotsky On Soviet Drive For American Style Electrification
In Moscow Trotsky outlines Soviet aims to adopt American industrial tech while avoiding capitalist domination. He notes a liberalized concession policy to ease red tape and profit limits, with superpower plants nearing completion at Volkovo stroy and other sites and plans for hydro stations on the Dnieper linked to southern metallurgical industries.
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United Press
Moscow
Russia
Leon Trotsky
Sealler
Sa| Wietunion
Chitech Press
Trotsky
Fac
Volkovostroy
Kashira
Shatura
Balakhna
Chterovka
Dnieper
Railroad seeks control of Western Allegheny line
United Press reports on August 29 that the Pennsylvania railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to acquire control of Western railroad operating through Le verenca Butler and Armarton in Pennsylvania. The line would become part of a new through route north of Pittsburgh to relieve the gateway.
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United Frep
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Railroad
Leverenca, Butler, and Armatron
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Second Day For Registration In City Election
Registration in the city continues with a strong surge on Thursday as voters rush to enroll for the September 15 primaries. Officials expect Tuesday’s second registration day to draw similar crowds with voters urged to register by 10 pm at their designated registrar locations.
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Notiny More
Avtotalaf U1
Tilly
Tesday
Coolidge Reviews Military Parade at Camp Devens Mass
President Coolidge observed a parade of 1336 New England Citizens Military Training students at Camp Devens Massachusetts. Corporal John C. Coolidge walked in the line but the President and Mrs. Coolidge did not react overtly. The President awarded medals for military proficiency to about 400 students following the parade.
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Citizens Military Training Camp
United Press
Devens
Mass
Coolidge
New England Citizens Military
John C. Coolidge
Body of Dr Young Shipped to Pittsburgh for Burial
The body of Dr Thomas W Young is sent from Los Angeles to Pittsburgh for burial after he hanged himself to avoid execution for the murder of his wealthy wife. Miss Teubel Young, his sister, accompanies the casket. State alienists retain his brain for analysis and report he was sane prior to his death.
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DR. Young
Pittsburgh
United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Thomas W. Young
Teubel Young
Poison booze kills two men at Midland
Midland Aug 2 Police report two men died after consuming kerink ingronshine whisky. John Canlsy 48 was found with his head submerged in a spring near his shanty after a stumble. William B Crowley 26, jailed for drunkenness, died overnight in the Mid Tari jail.
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Waited Pres Midland
John ‘Canlsy
Tand
William B. Crowley
Mid- Tari
Rainfall Only Light Yet Crops Remain Unaffected
United Press reports Pittsburgh district sees light August rainfall with crops holding steady despite drought fears. Yearly statewide precipitation about seven inches above normal. forecaster notes possible rain in coming days, though recent showers were limited and uneven across regions.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Rum
Pennsylvania
Rocky Mc
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