Day Law Gains Support Says District Chief
Western Pennsylvania activists report rising public backing for prohibition as district chief Pennington is summoned to Washington to discuss policy shifts. He proposes reorganizing Penna policing and relocating offices to improve enforcement and efficiency statewide. A bank hold-up in Ohio exposes regional crime concerns affecting local governance.
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Pennington
Washington
United Pres
Wyashington
Panaylvania
Lisi
Pommagader
Tye Alstries
Andrews Toray
Pitisbueil
Pittsburgh
Aluunni
Johnstown
Mintahuegh
Marriabitsy
Penneylvania
Pennsylvania
Jans Mont
Eivaarlan
Dynamite Cap Blast Injures Another Lad
A dynamite cap blast injures a ten year old boy and another boy in separate accidents while playing. The first victim suffers burns to fingers and eye damage while the second boy loses sight in one eye. Both were treated by a physician and are recovering, with police noting the danger of detonators and caps among youths.
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Tolan Savka
Pinchot Denounces Laxity at Elections
Governor Pinchot criticizes voters and election officials in Philadelphia claiming laxity in choosing executive and legislative officers. He argues citizens should demand accountability and asks how seriously they treat suffrage while praising Pennsylvania’s Sesquicentennial progress.
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Pinchot
Philadelphia
Entwaniah Texlay
Penyprylvania Awe
Geiger Begins Work as School Business Manager
Chares Geiger today assumed the position of School Business Manager for the district. He will supervise the library basement secretarial work, act as permanent secretary, and oversee maintenance of buildings. His one year term begins as city schools prepare to reopen with repairs underway.
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Chares Geiger
Lully
Urey
menMern
Guigen
Dytien
Dictier
Geiger
Tuwsley
Pairview
Npenian
Vlasaes
Faward
Pacorhial School
Witales
Peabody Cogt? Parrington Gets Work Contract
The Peabody Coat company of Chicago contracts Frante Parrington of the Thinola district to work for Peabudge ceriern. Peabody president Peabody claims Parrington will begin duties. Clancy of Columbus was arrested on the Ride Road for improper passing of a tether car. Hearing set by court in Girigd next day.
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Farrington
United Pros
Shicago
Arig
Peabory Coat Company
Chikago
Frante Parrington
Thinola
United Mine Workers of Amation
Peabudge Ceriern
Tom Tia Pregant Anion
Suyvevant Peabody
Y. B. Clancy
Columbus
Tiphway
Ride Road
Girard
Taft Springfield
Seurtice
Ponte Rick
Girigd
New bridge opens September 10 near Winton Rim
Work continues on the new bridge over Winton Rim near the T. We ALP Howard Co plant, built by the highway department. Expected completion around September 1th, the structure will carry traffic as the area adds a major crossing east of the city.
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Worl le
Highway Department
Winton Rim
T. We & Alp, Howard Company
Warn of Typhoid Danger in Bathing at Streams
In Tarrisberg Pennsylvania on August 20, state health secretary Miner cautions that typhoid infections this month mainly arise from careless bathing in streams near sewer outlets. He notes no major outbreaks but urges avoidance of polluted waters.
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Tarrisberg
Miner
Four Die In Wreck On Argentine Line
The Buenos Aires report says two passenger trains collided head on near the city outskirts. Four people were killed and 20 injured. Ross and Henry Jennings, Erie garage business men, were held in the city jail following a dispute over a switch customer. The police say the Jennings attacked Burl A. Sthek when he protested the price.
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United Pro Buenos Aires
Alig
Ross
Henry Jennings
Erie
Jennigs
Burl AW
Kearsarge Man Badly Burned In Barn Fire Loss
John Schelver of Kearsarge was seriously burned in a Sunday afternoon barn fire at He J. Spiess's property while trying to save horses and cattle. The blaze destroyed the barn, with an estimated loss of 3000 dollars. his son John Jr. was burned assisting his father.
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Kearsarge
United Press
Erie
John Schelver
He J. Spiies
John
First Registration Day Opens Voter Enrollment Across City
Voters in Corey will begin registration for the November election on Thursday as polling places open until ten o clock for enrollment. Registrar Will Shields urges all eligible voters to register this fall to participate. Additional registration dates are September 15 and October 12, with registrars at their polling places for enrollment.
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Corey
Will Shields
Journaly
Bandit Killed as Fatal Shootout Endangers Officers
Reports from Chicago describe a gun battle where three masked men opened fire on pursuing officers. One bandit, Henest Delaverne, was killed and another companion expected to die. The third man, believed to be Delaverne’s father, escaped as officers and an accompanying official were wounded.
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Umea
Ahlicago
Chicago
Henest Delaverne
John Maloney
Delaverne
Baker Plea for Cancellation of Debts Rejected
Former Secretary of War Newton D. Baker urged debt cancellation in a Cleveland article but U S officials reject the idea as unnecessary leniency. President Coolidge and the debt funding commission favor a cautious approach, arguing continued payments support world peace and U S prosperity. Banking circles debate whether such a policy would gain traction.
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Washington
United States
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Coolidge
Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Baker
Union “Trust Company of
Banking
Tuness
Moody to be nation's youngest state governor at 33
Dan Moody, Texas attorney general, will be inaugurated as governor at age 33, the youngest in the United States, after defeating Governor Ferguson in the Democratic primary. Moody rose in four years from local prosecutor to state office, gaining support for his anti corruption record and pledge to continue reform.
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United Prom
Dallas
Texans
Texas
Astate
Dan Moody
Miriam A. Pergusont i
Ferguson
United Pros
Austin
Tore Star
United States
Furest
Union
Moody
M. A. Ferguson
Luisie
Storm Claims Twenty Five As Aviators Fight Gales
A grim storm wrecked a seaplane operation near New Orleans. Commander Braxton Charles led losses as seven pilots disappeared and many others injured. Rescue workers describe chaotic scenes with ships floundering in flooded swamps and survivors struggling to stay afloat amid wreckage and rising tides.
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Way Uniteds Ress
Ordeans
Aviat
Veboverish Geil
Braxton Kharles
Ial
Nodler
Lovina
Polisyyphurs
Fwyne
Jaye
Rhodes
Dairymen Plan Big Union City Meeting
A general meeting of dairy men was organized by the New York office of the Dairmen's League to be held in Union City on a Thursday evening in early September. Attendees from Corey included President Elton Darrow, Secretary Arthur Noryla, and directors Thayer McCray and Boyd Speliver, with aims to boost milk production during September October and November ahead of the league's general conference next month.
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Union City
Keijlember
New York
Dairmen’s League
J J Kershaw
Weld Grange Hall
Unionity
Gity
Waterford
North
Cambridge
Shives
Greenfield
Watts
League
Bemsylvaning
Calleve
Alee Fom
Grange Teligue Federation
Mim
Fish Hatchery at Tionesta Proposed by Board of Fish Commissioners
Northwestern Pennsylvania will gain a new fish hatchery as the Board of Fish Commissioners selects a land near Tionesta with ample water for the next hatchery. Earlier purchases include property near Bedford and plans to add four hatcheries in the region. Possible additions in Cambria and Crawford counties are mentioned for auxiliary use, with readiness to secure tracts not yet entered.
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Tionesta
Board of Fish Commissioners
Pennsylvania
Snather Fish Hatchery
Board of Commissioners
Bedford
Ttig
Cambria County
State Game Commission
Crawford County
Narrow escape from bad crash on crossing
Early Sunday near North Corry Orrin Dunbar lost control of a car that veered off the road and crashed onto the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks just as the No. 904 Buffalo Thunderer express roared past. The vehicle was torn and wedged near signals, with Dunbar and possible passengers escaping serious injury as witnesses heard the distant train whistle. Police investigated the wreck and Dunbar explained the wishbone linkage was struck aside.
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North Corry
Orrin Dunbar
Pennsylvania Railroad Nly
Buffalo
Howell
Dusbar
Dunbar
Grief Blamed For Two Deaths In West Virginia
In Wheeling, West Virginia, a man and his son were sentenced to ten years in state prison after confessing to bank wrecking that involved a $1,000 loss. The case preceded the deaths of Mrs Cornelia Leach and William Leach Sr, who died within hours of each other as grief influenced the families. The wife's husband faced the sentence while she mourned in Suita Barbari.
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United Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Wen
Sarge
West Virginia
Kayé
Cornelia Leach
Wiliam Leal Sr
Leseh
William Leach, Jr
Suita Barbari
West Virgin
Willian Leach
Bunwood
Prisam
Fifteen Victims Buried After Mine Blast Disaster
In Clymer Pennsylvania on August 30 funerals were held for fifteen victims of last week's mine explosion. Services took place at St Anthony's Roman Catholic Church St Michael's Greek Catholic Church and the Clymer Methodist Episcopal Church with requiem masses and solemn rites.
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Clymer
St Anthony's
Winie
Prisoners Escape From Winchester Jail By Sawing Bars
In Winchester Kentucky 15 inmates escaped from the county jail after sawing bars on the second floor. The jailbreak occurred during a delivery disruption as three white escapees among the fugitives were identified George Howman 22 awaiting hanging for assault on an orphan, Troy Martin 24 Newport, and Mark Brewer Cincinnati. Two captured later near railroad tracks. others at large.
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Winchester
United Press
George Howman
Troy Martin
Newport
Mark Brewer
Cincinnati
Andrew Bettsnett
Will Walker
Holt Nesroery
Heres
Seek Youth in Theft of Auto
Police seek help locating youths Samid Jamieson and Louis Raymond in connection with the theft of an automobile in St Jamestown. Jamieson, formerly of this city, is wanted on theft charges. Raymond, also a former resident of this area, is detained in connection with the larceny.
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Vance Daniele
Peer
Samid Jamieson
Jamestown
Louis Raymond
Vie Dinily
Beng Helt
Five Best Radio Features Highlight Daylight Schedule
Radio list shows WEAF and WJZ airing operatic and new works, Maxwell Concert, agricultural programs on WRAA and KGO, and educational segments on FM and Pacific Standard times. Includes stations Dallas Oakland and Minneapolis Saint Paul with varied program types and standard time references.
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WEAF
R.s
WRC
Washington
SP A
Maxwell
WRAA
Dallas
KGO Oalland
Oakland
WACO
Minneapolis—St Raul
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oMesre
Yeas
Woman's Lome Missionary Society
M. &. Ghatel
LI Denny
United Prose Suit
U.S
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