Senators Probe Campaign Finances Tie Cox to GOP War Chest
Chicago August report from United Press says Governors Cox and Upham faced questions in Senate probe over a campaign fund of 415000000, with witnesses including Kenyon and Roo scheduled to testify. Officials denied wrongdoing while outlining the national GOP budget and fundraising plans for the presidential campaign.
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United Press
Chicago
Govern Cox
Tila City
Vox
Waa
Kenyon
Cox Allogen
Tye Fiom
Mitter
Upham
Tays
Alatos
Anil
Riots Rage On in Belfast Amid Sectarian Turmoil
Reports from Belfast describe ongoing rioting and clashes between sectarian groups. Gunfire and street fighting escalate as workers flee, with casualty tallies and gunfire affecting shipyard and industrial districts.
Youth shot with revolver will recover
A youth identified as Raymon Hunghrey about 18 was shot with a revolver at about 8 in the evening on Wayne Street near the Howpline. He was wounded but able to walk with Humphrey at his side and is expected to recover, with authorities reporting possible complications but optimism for recovery within a few days.
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Raymon Hunghrey
Saul
Waal
Wayne Streut
Vielnhiy
Orion
Guopital
Seay
Cemenial
Nmap
Gillette Arriv
Humphryna
Mt Fe
Vnany
New Foundry At Radiator Plant In Operation Today
A new foundry at the radiator plant goes into operation today with a ten ton per hour cupola. The upgrade includes a newly equipped sand mixing area, conveyor system, and expanded refinery to handle future production. Officials expect further modernization and several thousand dollars in additional development.
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Wapola
Eluiliy
Pho Corry
Abhut
Reoe
Alverure
Tory Ovenn
Wil Bee
Olkyr
Tapidy
Posible
Plannin
ALB L. URGES LABOR TO VOTE FOR COX
United Press reports Albany L. urges labor to back Cox in a sponsorship driven campaign. Labor groups condemn rival fund aid and pledge to mobilize the vote while stressing Cox’s perceived understanding of workers’ needs.
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LABOR
Cox
United Press
Washington, D
Ang
Ste Henda
Anaheim Podurstied
Cox Fund
Drimuilee
Campum
Wandorkakon
Hays Declares Liquor Backing Cox
United Press reports in Chicago on August 30 that Hays testified before a Senate subcommittee probing campaign expenditures. He alleged the Republican National Committee sought funds to support Governor Cox and cited letters linked to New Jersey bar associations and President Yarrell.
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United Press
Chicago
Senate
Thig Road
Aeaq
Yarrell
New Jersey
Tarot Noalorn’ Association
Liv
Cox
Grange Picnic Planned at Moly Grounds Tomorrow
Grange members prepare for a community picnic tomorrow at the Moly Grounds. The program will include speakers and music, with local leaders and attendees invited to join the outing and festivities.
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AML
Aho
Bandits Kill Two Officers in Gunfight at Gayton
In Gayton two officers were killed and several bandits shot during a revolver battle. Two assailants were captured and jailed, while others fled. aroused townspeople threaten violence as authorities seek control.
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United Press
Ang
Tony Shut
Turnbuckle Restaurant to Reopen After Management Change
The Turnbuckle restaurant plans a rapid reopening under new management led by Chaslas roms and Kawa Ax. Mr Kromas, longtime manager at the former Phoeale Muah, will oversee operations and aim to restore high quality service within a short time as the establishment changes its name and venue details.
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Chaslas Roms
Kawa
Ptlils Relsy
Mr. Kromas
North Coutor
wLroot Riktiundirl
Kromas
Barlowe Mordware
Bats
Brooklyn Car Lines Idle Amid Labor Tensions
Brooklyn car lines halt operations as 12,000 workers threaten action over wage disputes. City officials and labor leaders clash over proposed increases while executives resist concessions and await arbitration outcomes.
Stanford Hose Annual Picnic At Ioppel Grove
Stanford Hose Company held its annual picnic yesterday at the Ioppel grove north of town. Attendance was moderate though many former members and their families enjoyed a good time with ample dining and socializing after years of activity.
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Wold IK
Ginal Picnis
Ioppel Grove
Din Anand Sfontiee
McSwinney Beyond Medical Aid After Hunger Strike Collapse
Tondo Aug 40 United Press reports Torronsa MacSwinney mayor of Vosky suffered a serious collapse while attempting a physical oath at the moment of confinement. The 18th day of his hunger strike follows reports of his wife a Cork lord mayor’s wife close to collapse. doctors warn further deterioration unless food rations are resumed.
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United Press
Mpurast
Lute Thleatvoroor
Sinew
Agutt
Serloua
Grangemon Anil Eathalios
Tex
Goselunt
Lally
York
Tenaliiers
Alice
Dublin
Aubin
Bina Fein
Sliven Noldikra
Tondo
Cbulletins
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Vosky
Linigoe Aikthe Ii Beixtin
Phin
London
Aus
Torceney Meximayy
Cork
Vollnpay
Jong
Thuigor
Briceton
Avivin
Ulnroo
Tna
Polish Conferences With Riga Delayed and Reorganized
Reports indicate Polish negotiators will begin talks in Riga today but may be reassessed and moved. Officials note the discussion will cover multiple points including a direct exchange and possible changes at a Wednesday board meeting.
City Market to Have Fine New Addition
J C Phelps of the City Market plans a fourty foot by full width extension to the fish and packing plant. The addition will allow modern equipment and a fully appointed packing department. The project expands wholesale operations and product lines at the market.
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J. C. Phelps
Pacins
Max Kot
Star Wright
My. Phelps Ling
Santago
Phi
Medals for P R R War Recipients In Corry
The Corry area honors Pennsylvanian railroad workers who served in the army by awarding war medals. Names are engraved on the reverse, with a patriotic emblem and a brief service description visible. One local veteran, I V Beatty, speaks of the effort and remembers the fallen.
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Cory
Pennsylvanna Railroad
Servidn
Remon
V. Beatty
Corry
Cox Declares Democratic Unity for Campaign Battle
Governor Cox spoke in New York expressing confidence that all Democratic factions are united for an aggressive campaign. He urged strong party organization and support from McAdoo supporters, promising thorough efforts at party headquarters.
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United Press
Aumoona
Enrante
Columbia Alor
New
York
Cox
Democratic Party
New York
McAdon
McAdoo
Que
Anitator
Voting Registration Drive For New Voters This Week
A local notice urges new voters to register on September 2nd and attend a registration event on Tuesday and Wednesday. It notes tax receipt requirements for women and instructs those lacking receipts to use the polls on Tuesday or Wednesday, with a 70 cent payment opportunity before the second registration date.
Syracuse Man Hurt At Ease in Belg City Accident
Burt Collins of Syracuse was injured when struck by a vehicle along a New York Center road Sunday evening. He sustained a severe ankle injury requiring amputation and is reported in critical condition.
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Syracuse
United Press
Burt Collins
Age BO
New York Center
Jamestown
X. Yi
New York
Drilling Starts on Test Well Near Willer District
The article notes drilling has started on a test well near the Willer district with plans for rapid advancement. It mentions MaCawilamd, a drillman, and local investors from Lown may fund the venture as observers warn of risks tied to shallow depth.
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MaCawilamd
Bannell
Lown
Anil
John Ion
Brick work begins on new theater building
Brick laying on the new theater structure started this morning. The steel work is completed and seating and equipment plans are already in place, signaling progress for the upcoming project.
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Brich Jaying
Wear South Wbrvet Fiegal
Phomax Frm
Weick Jaying
Prospecta Ary
Jamestown Boxing Bout Postponed After Injury
A chaotic Jamestown sports note reports a boxing bout postponed after a young fighter was wounded. The fragment mentions officials from New York and a doctor, with garbled quotes about the injury and stage timing.
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Jamestown
Wilson approves coal wage scale in major report
Washington Aug 80 Provident Wilson approves the majority report of the three Joffe count wage commission granting anthracite miners a general wage increase of about seventeen percent. The award is retroactive to April data and covers about 103000000 of which nearly 18000000 goes to miners. The commission notes the rise does not justify higher retail prices for anthracite.
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United Press
Washington, D.C
Provident Wilson
Commission
Algo
Thief Returns Papers Keeps Fifty Dollars
A thief entered the home of Tie Oh lark in Raioad week ago, stole a pocketbook with papers and about 50 dollars. An anonymous note later delivered the papers back with the money missing, the house unbooked, and the money taken. Incidents of similar thefts reported on Northwest street and North Touldénne district in recent weeks.
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Tie Ohlark
Fastenet Hilo Theamily
Wats
Banat
Tom
We Journal
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Riga
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