Italian Fleet Ready for Action in Crisis Across Europe
Italy prepares for potential hostilities as Mussolini escalates tension amid long standing strife with Greece over Adriatic control. The Boundary Commission and Ambassador Council seek to delay Rome's aggressive moves while France and England express alarm at the sudden crisis and looming ultimatum.
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Ultimatum Strain Rises as Italy Presses Greece
Athens confronts Italian demands after the assassination of five Italian officers near the Albanian border. Italy threatens action to secure Piraeus and Adriatic influence while Greece signals support for a League of Nations response and possible taxing of indemnity terms. Ambassadors to Paris to urge restraint as crisis deepens.
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Erie County Slayer Taken Into Custody After Shootout
In Washington Aug 30 Governor Pinchot faced questions as officials privately weighed plans to avert a national coal strike. In Erie County a killer identified as Mezzente was captured after a fatal family shooting in which Thomas Horst, 15, killed his mother and wounded his father during a farm home dispute. a gun fight led to the suspect's arrest two miles from the scene.
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Mogravato
Nik Fee
Thorn
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Thoms
Governor of Indiana Suffers Financial Reversal Acknowledged
From Indianapolis dated Aug. reports a meeting of bank creditors of Governor Wai rey McCragy who admitted heavy reverses. The figure is linked to tax repression and economic strain. Ture tomorrow aligns with Stout of Wie Pletcher American National Hawk. The governor's resignation precedes discussion of discount and depot hawk at Roy.
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Watisburg Farmer Titus Injured In Truck Accident
Titus, a well known farmer from Wattsburg, sustained multiple injuries when a potato truck overturned this morning. The crash left him with a fractured collarbone and several broken ribs, and C. B. Kibler of the city was summoned to attend to his wounds.
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German marks hit new record low in late New York deals
In afternoon foreign exchange trading the German mark sank to a fresh record low as quotes stood at 11,765,000 to the dollar. The movement reflected ongoing weakness in the currency market and heightened volatility for investors.
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City Rejects Statement On Mrs. Harry Gordon Hospitalized
A report notes Mrs. Harry Gordon is in patient at Hamet hospital in Erie with doubtful recovery. The former Corry resident’s illness is described as serious.
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Pittsburgh
Coolidge to Tackle U S Marine Problem
United Prose reports President Coolidge weighing a plan to address U S merchant shipping and naval reliance. A White House conference with key officials seeks an economical approach to govern and boost American maritime interests amid industry and political pressures.
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Washington
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Maintenance Agreement Aims to End Mine Strike
In Harrisburg an agreement was reached to maintain mine operations during the strike. The pact sets an eight hour day and ensures mine safety while negotiations continue. The deal follows earlier offers and references ongoing acceptance by operators and workers.
Corry Man Killed In Cambridge Springs Accident
A Corry man, a veteran of the World War, was killed in Cambridge Springs near the station as a freight train hit him in a rainy morning. The man, whose name is given as Fras Hutchecom, rode west with a group and was seen near Gore earlier. The body was taken for burial in Union City is to be held Friday with services led by the American Legion Post.
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Christian Science Church Picnic Friday at Brokenetra Park
Members and friends of the Christian Science church will hold a picnic at Brokenetra Park, Columbus, on Priv day August 1st. All who are to attend will meet at the Christian Science church on Purl Street at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Transportation will be arranged.
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Pinchot plan eyed to end mine deadlock in Wilkes-Barre
Report from Wilkes-Barre indicates miners and operators may accept Governor Pinchot's proposed plan to resolve the pit dispute. Officials say many miners show willingness if terms include pension and settlement. opinions split as workers seek clarity on possible implementation before resuming work. Local observers think acceptance hinges on how the plan would operate if talks fail.
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Two Die in Automobile Accidents in Erie
Erie August reports two traffic fatalities as coroner Herman Gross and George W. are listed for inquest. Victims Laverne Young and Leo Gleisch, both from the city, were drivers in separate crashes. Nearby, Margarat Young visits after surgery as Mrs AW Hildum calls on relatives on North Center Street.
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Governor ready to seize and run coal mines
In Harrisburg on August 10, discussions between governor Pinchot and coal operators continued over a government seizure plan. The proposal included ten percent wage increases, eight hour days, and collective bargaining recognition, with threats of mine seizure and public health commissions if talks fail. Miners indicated conditional support, while some operators questioned the plan's feasibility as a strike looms and officials seek a swift resolution before Friday morning.
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Sinking Liner Hoven Nears Port After Fire Near San Francisco
The stricken steamer Hoven, afflicted by fire and taking on water, is reported to be sinking and approaching San Pedro. Wireless messages say the vessel is leaking badly through holes as it nears port. Two tugboats and rescue efforts are noted, with updates from the scene heading toward recovery options.
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